Is Redban an emo fan?

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

He is definitely acting like one here: https://talkelections.org/FORUM/index.php?topic=583120.0

Come to think of it I've never seen him say what type of music he likes but it would be funny if it's emo!

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

I don't think he's acting like an emo fan in that thread, I would use a word that starts with r to describe that thread

Not liking hip hop is no more racist than not liking K-pop is. Some people just don't like sounds of certain types of music. Not everyone is going to like emoviolence either.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

I don't think he's acting like an emo fan in that thread, I would use a word that starts with r to describe that thread

Not liking hip hop is no more racist than not liking K-pop is. Some people just don't like sounds of certain types of music. Not everyone is going to like emoviolence either.

Saying that hip hop culture "promotes crime and violence" is 100% a racist dogwhistle, it's like saying listening to emoviolence will make you want to commit mass shootings.

90s gangsta rap (the type I'm most familiar with because that's what was popular in my [almost entirely white] high school) definitely DOES glorify those things. I can't think of any emoviolence songs glorifying mass shootings, or that are even about that topic at all come to think of it.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

I don't think he's acting like an emo fan in that thread, I would use a word that starts with r to describe that thread

Not liking hip hop is no more racist than not liking K-pop is. Some people just don't like sounds of certain types of music. Not everyone is going to like emoviolence either.

Saying that hip hop culture "promotes crime and violence" is 100% a racist dogwhistle, it's like saying listening to emoviolence will make you want to commit mass shootings.

BRTD is convinced that every hip hop song is drill rap about killing children.

That's EXACTLY why it was so popular at my high school. Edgelord middle class white kids in North Dakota who loved all the violent content and thought they were total badasses equivalent to people who did drive-by shootings because they listened to such music.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

I don't think he's acting like an emo fan in that thread, I would use a word that starts with r to describe that thread

Not liking hip hop is no more racist than not liking K-pop is. Some people just don't like sounds of certain types of music. Not everyone is going to like emoviolence either.

Saying that hip hop culture "promotes crime and violence" is 100% a racist dogwhistle, it's like saying listening to emoviolence will make you want to commit mass shootings.

BRTD is convinced that every hip hop song is drill rap about killing children.

It isn't?

I mean, there is this I guess: