lol was just about to mention this, its especially funny because all the rhyming words are like " " " " " " "trigga" " " etc s couldnt hold a candle to real mofos like technique that can spit tbh
Black people don't play musical instruments anymore. Being musically inclined/talented disappeared from that culture friggin decades ago.
I'd be ashamed as a black musician in the modern era. The black culture brought so much to the table from basically the beginning of time up until about the mid 80's.
Next time someone spots a black guy/child/teen/young man with a musical instrument in his hands(besides a mic or a sequencer) let me know.
Its a shame really...
When you listen to local bands / cover bands, whatever it may be, if the rhythm section (bass, drums) is black , that band is gonna have a good groove.
Gary Clark jr been blowing up, tbh
Brothas play man, just no prominent bands ike earth wind & fire anymore. Most brothas playing are on touring gigs for solo artist as their band, or on shows like xfactor typw shows playing the music.
Agreed,but that wasn't really the point. The evolution of black musicians who play mainstream instruments seems to have diminished to the point of obscurity vs decades ago. Also,a black vs white/ rhythm section isn't near the divide in "groove" as it used to be.
That's just stupid.
Have to assume it was nothing more than fishing line.
he's kinda right though. blacks did a lot for american music and it all kinda went to in the last 20 years
maybe it's just me but i can't think of too many prominent black musicians that aren't like rappers or djs or whatever. obviously they're out there that one questlove is a beast on dem drums and s like prince are good at a load of instruments, but you don't really see that too much anymore. it could also because music generally sucks balls nowadays anyway and is overproduced to be catchy poppy bull so no one bothers
While I agree with this, it has still evolved even though not necessarily "real" instrumentation like back in the day. But think about it, Hip Hop became the new mainstream "rock" of the last say 15 years. So they still did evolve the sound of music, but they moved / influenced it in the heavily non-instrumentation direction we are at now.
Anyone know what this gif is from? I laugh my ass off every time I see it.
Yeah he was like a 14 year old high school kid that got e-bullied to no end by the relentless ST crowd. He wasn't thick-skinned enough to survive here.
that got used to run his mouth a lot here too, he deserved everything he got.. I think timvp took a huge on him at one point before he left too iirc
Don't you and Kool just spoon tap and play the banjo?
Chapelle Show skit with John Mayer
Guitar guy works for me. Many notches on mine.
This is a great thread.. Cuck with the liberal arts take "I like party guitar... when it's party guitar type party... and we talk about feelings and art and wine"
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