Sgt pepper
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Which stuff is that?
I can't remember who it was, I know one of the guys was in a drive by shooting or something.
Which stuff is that?
Please don't feel obliged to post any of it
I intentionally refrained!
I guess UK Drill is probably the genre most associated with knife crime in this country.
How much it's glorifying violence and how much it's reflecting everyday life for a section of society is of course up for debate.
http://www.dazeddigital.com/music/article/35706/1/uk-drill-artists-and-crews
https://www.theguardian.com/music/2018/apr/09/uk-drill-music-london-wave-violent-crime
http://www.dazeddigital.com/music/a...ic-videos-after-police-link-it-to-knife-crime
https://noisey.vice.com/en_uk/artic...-london-knife-crime-austerity-government-2018
I have to agree with you here.Correct it is a lifestyle that IMO has nothing to do with music, more to do with drugs, crime, violence, knifes, guns,gang membership and a lifestyle choice based on this. I have never heard of another genre of (loosely termed music) with so many of its's so called stars involved in shootings, stabbings of each other, which in turn is listened to by the younger members of society who look up to these low life idiots.
I’m a massive Beatles fan and John has written/co written some of the greatest songs of the 20th century... but he had a Liam Gallagher type arrogance about him and his attitude towards his band mates left a lot to be desired. I’ve heard him saying some really harsh and unfair things in interviews. I’m not sure he was ever violent though.From what I understand, John Lennon could be a nasty piece of work but we are all human.
I’m a massive Beatles fan and John has written/co written some of the greatest songs of the 20th century... but he had a Liam Gallagher type arrogance about him and his attitude towards his band mates left a lot to be desired. I’ve heard him saying some really harsh and unfair things in interviews. I’m not sure he was ever violent though.
Interesting and not overly surprising. He was a temperamental character with very strong opinions and views. George Harrison wasn’t the greatest husband to Patti Boys either, he was repeatedly unfaithful to her and even cheated with Ringo’s wife... yet it’s Paul that people seem to take exception to. I can’t quite figure out why.I have read one or two things about Lennon where he admitted to violence https://www.phillyvoice.com/eagles-...les-debate-after-calling-john-lennon-bad-guy/
Personally, I don't like the music of the Beatles, but acknowledge their influence on music, history and their popularity.
Precisely why I don't listen to it. It was not written for me to listen to if I need to read a treatise to understand it.I also think a lot of rap is written in a way that its listeners understand but outsiders such as old white guys likely don’t get.
I have read one or two things about Lennon where he admitted to violence https://www.phillyvoice.com/eagles-...les-debate-after-calling-john-lennon-bad-guy/
Personally, I don't like the music of the Beatles, but acknowledge their influence on music, history and their popularity.
I can’t really think of any genre at all.
I can't remember who it was, I know one of the guys was in a drive by shooting or something.
Scouse House?
I do find that response quite frustrating.
You've started a thread to dismiss an entire sub-culture, albeit specifically elements that proactively promote gun violence (other types of violence maybe OK this hasn't been confirmed) and then say 'some bloke or other who shot something once' or words to that effect as the reason.
Actually, thinking about it - it's comedy genius!