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  • Nov 4, 2025
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    Oblivion X
    https://twitter.com/LIADUHHH/status/1985374295460122953

    I saw this tweet and its kinda like why not

    Baby Tate is the PERFECT person to input on this btw

    Both of her parents were literally black trailblazers in rock that got f***ed over

    I grew up on both these albums, had a semi viral series giving them flowers on tiktok/ig (and got to talk to Dionne, she really cool. Very supportive of her daughter)

  • Nov 4, 2025
    Corporate Mór

    I find it’s better than the real answer: the new artists just aren’t talented enough

    Won't hear me knocking this though

  • Nov 4, 2025
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    insertcoolnamehere

    yall gotta also understand Paramore was like...the biggest widely accepted "ok you can be a nigga and listen to this" rock band in the 2000s.

    Like it didn't matter what walk of life you was on as a nigga, EVERYONE knew the lyrics to Aint It Fun.

    Versus, you was given weird looks if you was caught listening to a My Chemical Romance. (I'm saying that as someone that was one of those weird look givers lol.)

    MCR was damn near paramore level as far as being accepted in the black community lol. well at least where i grew up. and i hate to be that guy because i was one of those niggas that fw paramore back in the day, but at some point mfs need to start using a different template for rock man

  • Nov 4, 2025
    rustcohlestan2

    MCR was damn near paramore level as far as being accepted in the black community lol. well at least where i grew up. and i hate to be that guy because i was one of those niggas that fw paramore back in the day, but at some point mfs need to start using a different template for rock man

    Where I lived at MCR was looked at as “oh u shop at hot topic exclusively” black music

  • Nov 4, 2025
    Oblivion X
    https://twitter.com/LIADUHHH/status/1985374295460122953

    I saw this tweet and its kinda like why not

    Honestly when I see niggas say s*** like this it genuinely pisses me off even more lmao

    Some of these niggas just don't know s*** and they boast in their ignorance of their own f***in music and history.

    S*** is just f***in sad.

  • Nov 4, 2025
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    insertcoolnamehere

    Baby Tate is the PERFECT person to input on this btw

    Both of her parents were literally black trailblazers in rock that got f***ed over

    !https://youtu.be/viNmAoimAbg?si=Fd05jPEx7gxw3I-e!https://youtu.be/kQ9SnBKgbb4?si=4jrygXAANzvcSrtI

    I grew up on both these albums, had a semi viral series giving them flowers on tiktok/ig (and got to talk to Dionne, she really cool. Very supportive of her daughter)

    She was kinda giving bad takes all around about this ngl

    Even called blues a subgenre of rock lol

  • Nov 4, 2025
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    Slightly different convo but it came from this topic

    I don't really agree with this tweet

  • Nov 4, 2025
    Oblivion X

    She was kinda giving bad takes all around about this ngl

    Even called blues a subgenre of rock lol

    Perfect not as in good or bad but perfect cause she is the poster child of this discussion.

    In spite of her upbringing (and sadly her dad isnt active, her words) she still is also just a student of the music she is around.

    It’s the same reason why the son of ishmael f***ing butler and swv’s coko makes YN music.

    The same reason why the son of angie stone and d’angelo makes autotune r&b

  • Nov 4, 2025
    Oblivion X

    She was kinda giving bad takes all around about this ngl

    Even called blues a subgenre of rock lol

    Gonna just pray its a typo and she meant the other way around lalalalalala

  • Nov 4, 2025
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    Oblivion X

    Slightly different convo but it came from this topic

    https://twitter.com/imbabytate/status/1985381541409853677

    I don't really agree with this tweet

    elaborate cause i don’t see where she’s wrong here

  • Nov 4, 2025
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    rustcohlestan2

    elaborate cause i don’t see where she’s wrong here

    She is but she also isnt.

  • Nov 4, 2025

    I’m in fact here to say that Paramore and all them bands are bad and it’s a shame that these have become the primary touchstones for people making rock music today. Just damns rock to continued stagnation.

    Glad to see people in the tweets op included calling this s*** out

  • Nov 4, 2025

    Also more people need to tap into the underrated goats Mandrill. Wealth of inspiration there for black rock artists

  • Nov 4, 2025
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    insertcoolnamehere

    Posts like these are why we never gon be free ong

    Semantics

    Obviously they are black artists making black rock music and I acknowledge that

    And Paramore and the like were obviously influenced by black artists

    Yachty's rock music sounds closer to the foundational black rock music from 70s / 80s then more contemporary rock in my opinion

    You are overreacting

  • Nov 4, 2025
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    rustcohlestan2

    elaborate cause i don’t see where she’s wrong here

    I think its just more complex than that. Like any art made by a black person is black art.

    But if we keep using that same logic then it has be apply when white people make rnb. Bobby Caldwell doesnt just suddenly become white music because he made it.

    Feel like that logic leads to appropriation

  • insertcoolnamehere

    She is but she also isnt.

    the only way where she’s wrong is if a nigga was making MAGA music aka tom mcdonald, otherwise i don’t see it

  • Nov 4, 2025
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    Smacked Voodoo

    I guess where my stance on it is, if you show an interest in rock music. Pop-punk, screamo, etc whatever kinda subgenre. There's never been a point in your childhoods/teens where your curiosity took you to looking for Black people making that kinda music? Or if there ever was?

    Like I remember doing that when I was 14 and it's how I discovered bands like Death, 24-7 Spyz, Fishbone, and Defunkt at that young age. There's truly a lot of great Black rock bands, who lean more into punk, you can find just by digging more into the funk-rock/psychedelic rock subgenres. A lot of punk music had it's roots in funk-rock because of how hard these Black people were playing and the grooves they incorporated into rock. It's how we ended up getting Red Hot Chili Peppers. Infact, it's how we ended up getting bands like Paramore, Fall Out Boy, Good Charlotte because they took influence from Black music.

    So ultimately it's like, if white people were able to do it....why can't these niggas do it?

    Thinking this one through

    I don’t refute that opener, and I agree with your thinking. I do think it’s unfair to expect this of artists but doesn’t take away from your logic

    My thinking is around the longevity and versatility of rock. How do we know they aren’t doing this

    We know Zoe makes music like her father but we can’t necessarily hear the Lenny in her. Willow too

    Will come back to this. Cool thread

  • Nov 4, 2025
    insertcoolnamehere
    !https://youtu.be/KLN7JQZB_kE?si=qE-B35nL7cgveRWx

    Real for knowing Death

  • Nov 4, 2025
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    However you feel about that tweet depends on your perspective of the artist behind the music being made.

    Like yeah, a black person can make a career in opera and due to lack of accessibility and just knowledge and spaces to open up, you not gonna see a lot of niggas at your shows. BUT you still gotta deal with “being a nigga singing opera” and all that comes with it, so it’s still black music in a sense.

    I witnessed one of my best friends in college not get to play his primary instrument (harp) for most his undergrad because nobody in the music program wanted to lend him a harp to play or practice on (because “niggas dont play harp”)

    So no, I don’t Baby Tate is wrong for her tweet tbh @Oblivion99

  • Nov 4, 2025
    MarcoPreme

    Semantics

    Obviously they are black artists making black rock music and I acknowledge that

    And Paramore and the like were obviously influenced by black artists

    Yachty's rock music sounds closer to the foundational black rock music from 70s / 80s then more contemporary rock in my opinion

    You are overreacting

    No it doesnt man nothing on that yachty album sounds like a bad brains or a fishbone ma and pa man stfu

    S*** sound more like tame impala man.

  • Nov 4, 2025
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    Oblivion X

    I think its just more complex than that. Like any art made by a black person is black art.

    But if we keep using that same logic then it has be apply when white people make rnb. Bobby Caldwell doesnt just suddenly become white music because he made it.

    Feel like that logic leads to appropriation

    Bobby’s still white though.

  • Nov 4, 2025

    You peep Lenny’s interview from a while ago @op ?

  • Nov 4, 2025
    insertcoolnamehere

    Baby Tate is the PERFECT person to input on this btw

    Both of her parents were literally black trailblazers in rock that got f***ed over

    !https://youtu.be/viNmAoimAbg?si=Fd05jPEx7gxw3I-e!https://youtu.be/kQ9SnBKgbb4?si=4jrygXAANzvcSrtI

    I grew up on both these albums, had a semi viral series giving them flowers on tiktok/ig (and got to talk to Dionne, she really cool. Very supportive of her daughter)

    That s*** don't matter cause she's been getting cooked left and right lmao

  • Nov 4, 2025
    insertcoolnamehere

    However you feel about that tweet depends on your perspective of the artist behind the music being made.

    Like yeah, a black person can make a career in opera and due to lack of accessibility and just knowledge and spaces to open up, you not gonna see a lot of niggas at your shows. BUT you still gotta deal with “being a nigga singing opera” and all that comes with it, so it’s still black music in a sense.

    I witnessed one of my best friends in college not get to play his primary instrument (harp) for most his undergrad because nobody in the music program wanted to lend him a harp to play or practice on (because “niggas dont play harp”)

    So no, I don’t Baby Tate is wrong for her tweet tbh @Oblivion99

    Ehh I think thats different convo than what she was tryna get at

  • Nov 4, 2025
    insertcoolnamehere

    Bobby’s still white though.

    Yeah thats my point, would call the music he makes "white music"

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