Oct 30, 2025·1 reply
GoshI use to think they just had similar names but nope it’s literally the tire company
it makes sense when you consider it comes from a travel guide
OPOct 30, 2025·2 replies
insertcoolnameherelisten man it's all good i'm out this conversation man everything's great.
literacy levels are at its highest it's ever been. attention spans are great. There's no anti-intelligence movement happening in this country. And music as a whole isn't being co-opted into a tool for fascist-capitalist tech-death squad sponsored by AI and cacs that wanna say nigga.
I also don't literally have an occupation teaching third graders and I'm actually bald too lmao.
yall got it.
hip hop is great.You are using racial essentialisms with no material basis that have been dispelled by political theorists and sociologists of all races for decades while holding contradictory and overally incoherent positions regarding whether hiphop should be corporate or independent, diverse or foundational, and radical or commercial.
Look in the mirror bro
Oct 30, 2025ICEMAN KIRit makes sense when you consider it comes from a travel guide
It does! But in the great words of Kanye
What does Gaga know about cameras
Oct 30, 2025·4 repliesLooking back at the Billboard Top 40 in February 1990, this was the song that kicked off the run:
Oct 30, 2025·1 replyCorporate MórWhat? It’ll just disappear off the list?
Allegedly.
It said later on the article they could make exceptions, whatever the hell that means
- Oct 30, 2025·1 replyICEMAN KIR
nice source, can you put it in MLA format please though?
Man ask @Grok
- Oct 30, 2025YungDrew
Looking back at the Billboard Top 40 in February 1990, this was the song that kicked off the run:
!https://youtu.be/9aofoBrFNdgWe should mass stream this to protest
Oct 30, 2025eye contactYou are using racial essentialisms with no material basis that have been dispelled by political theorists and sociologists of all races for decades while holding contradictory and overally incoherent positions regarding whether hiphop should be corporate or independent, diverse or foundational, and radical or commercial.
Look in the mirror bro
like mans talk about anti intellectualism but this is a good portrayal of truly anti intellectual thinking because man’s are dismissing points off the race of the speaker, and declaring themselves some kind of authority instead of their consistency standing up to scrutiny, cant even talk about sections of a genre without their emotions and personal tastes colluding.
- Oct 30, 2025John Mauve
Man ask @Grok
lemme check Grokipedia real quick
- Oct 30, 2025·1 replyJohn Mauve
Allegedly.
It said later on the article they could make exceptions, whatever the hell that means
If bots run the shop, Billboard is aware
So I guess the exception is financial - Oct 30, 2025·1 replyeye contact
You are using racial essentialisms with no material basis that have been dispelled by political theorists and sociologists of all races for decades while holding contradictory and overally incoherent positions regarding whether hiphop should be corporate or independent, diverse or foundational, and radical or commercial.
Look in the mirror bro
He doesn't know whether he wants rappers to make danceable club bangers or conscious rap. All he knows is that he hates the underground scene
Oct 30, 2025Rock never had a culture quite like hiphop
- Oct 30, 2025
Oct 30, 2025·5 repliesHad no idea so many hip-hop accelerationists existed.
“I can’t wait for hip-hop to collapse so MY specific favorite subgenre can rise from the ashes.”
- Oct 30, 2025Freight
Had no idea so many hip-hop accelerationists existed.
“I can’t wait for hip-hop to collapse so MY specific favorite subgenre can rise from the ashes.”
- OPOct 30, 2025·1 replyFreight
Had no idea so many hip-hop accelerationists existed.
“I can’t wait for hip-hop to collapse so MY specific favorite subgenre can rise from the ashes.”
I’m not an accelerationist man I just think that 2019 was my least favorite era of hiphop and that was the boiling point of corporate saturation
I really really enjoyed rap this year
- Oct 30, 2025·3 replies
Will I see the collapse of Billboard in my lifetime
Oct 30, 2025·1 replyCorporate MórWhat? It’ll just disappear off the list?
Billboard has done this since the 1990s, it's called 'going recurrent'. But the time window for a song going recurrent has gotten shorter and shorter over the past 10 years
- Oct 30, 2025Corporate Mór
Will I see the collapse of Billboard in my lifetime
probably not
- Oct 30, 2025Corporate Mór
If bots run the shop, Billboard is aware
So I guess the exception is financialYou mean like physical/digital sales?
- OPOct 30, 2025·1 replyCorporate Mór
Will I see the collapse of Billboard in my lifetime
Billboard Century of Humiliation otw with the rise of the TikTom Xharts
Oct 30, 2025·2 repliesCorporate MórWill I see the collapse of Billboard in my lifetime
we will see the collapse of ireland
- Oct 30, 2025onedeep
Billboard has done this since the 1990s, it's called 'going recurrent'. But the time window for a song going recurrent has gotten shorter and shorter over the past 10 years
I’m just surprised it isn’t below 50 anymore. Top 40 is the definitive hit zone and that’s fine by me
- Oct 30, 2025·3 replieseye contact
I’m not an accelerationist man I just think that 2019 was my least favorite era of hiphop and that was the boiling point of corporate saturation
I really really enjoyed rap this year
this year is so much better than that entire era man I thought ktt2 wanted creativity diversity, good rappers,room for old guys, independent artists, shifting of the old guard, and young artsy visionaries what happen
- Oct 30, 2025·1 replyCGI Dog
we will see the collapse of ireland
F*** off
