LMAO oh noes, someone doesn't like what I like, I better insult them so I put them in their place, oh noes!! boomer boomer ha ha yer a boomer.
Who said anything about what I like?
If it was the other way around, would you complain? (Apparently I'm late with this question)
I am mildly impressed.
Yeah but you have to remember everything is backwards down there... toilet swirls the other way and rap music is country.
I would love some blues. There would be nothing wrong with them bringing in Gary Clark Jr. or some such. Or Eric Gales, he's great.
He's a rapper. He's a Juice World clone so he does the genre crossover stuff where it's like post Malone kind of rapping combined with pop and other rock subgenre influences.
You hit spot on!
I hate crowd videos, but this is just too epic... (I especially love when Gary just stands back and lets Eric play, like a real fan would)
Maybe some Alien Weaponry and Leprous for me, Beast In Black would also be awesome.
Eh, there have been artists transcending genres for decades, basically since modern music existed, which is what lead to basic genre divides in the first place. Like the blues but want to down tune the guitar and add growly base-lines, well let's call that hard rock. Want to speed up pop and add a lot of synth-lines and electronic drums, well let's call that new wave. It isn't that hard to comprehend. It is just a matter of personal taste as to what one likes. I liked rage against the machine, system of a down, linkin park, limp bizkit, prophets of rage, all of which took rap styling into heavy music. I am a fan of gorillaz, went to a couple of concerts, some of the best concerts I have been to. Even old school stuff like Run DMC crossed genre lines in some of their music. Genre busting bands have been around forever. It is nothing new.
I wondered about how clueless this sounded, until I saw the poster, and realized he was partially trolling again. Today's music isn't significantly different from 40 years ago.
