Thug Culture, I warned about it for years on TUSCL
nickifree
Texas
I didn't know why black people have an unhealthy appreciation for, and desire to be thugs and ho's. I never understood the psychology behind it until the last couple of years. Things will only deteriorate for the worse. Cheers.
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Cheers.
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Now I can admit that as an art form rap and hip-hop are legit and deserves accolades for reinventing popular music. The film "Birth of a Nation"(1915) is an art form too, but it's message is reprehensible. Same goes for rap/hip-hop from the last twenty years.
Better make it thirty years. Time has gone by while you dudes have been growing old.
Also the hookers pimps have working the clubs for your exploitive enjoyment wouldn't be there if it weren't for what you claim to despise
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Yes, because it’s all about the hip hop and not about the titties. Smh.
Try again.
I say, turn em over to the feds.
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Who knows what the future will bring - but as it stands now it seems there are two very different visions for the future of America - I see the woke-mob likely becoming more woke and doubling-down instead of moving to the center - so one-half of America will be wokers or those that comply to wokeness out of fear, and one-half that don't want anything to do with wokeness even if it means giving up woke sports and entertainment - I envision sports and entertainment kneeling to wokeness instead of moving to the center - but I can also see the woke lunacy crumbling under its own weight or just flaming out - I don't necessarily think it's clear which way it will go into the future.
Hong Kong TJ all they play is gringo rap music. Was that place in a decline before Corona? Fuck no, it was popping like always. 99% of those girls don't know what the song they're dancing to is about, do they care? No, they care about getting money.
I could be in a club where they play nothing but country, give me some fine dancers and some quality dances and I could care less. Hell they could be playing gospel in that bitch and I would still grind out an LDK to Hallelujah Jesus.
Clubs had been the same for years with hip hop being the main genre played before Corona. Shit wasn't changing at all and good times were always there to be had.
Rap music and strip clubs go together like the NFL and gambling. They won't be separated anytime soon so for the love of God.......Nickifree get over it.
In the 90's I tipped girls getting naked to Grunge Rock.
In the 2000's I tip girls getting naked to Hip Hop.
Pussy, not music, is the common denominator.
Thug culture... Meh. In the U.S. we have always glamorized outlaws. From pirate movies to Jesse James to Bonnie & Clyde to Hell's Angels, we have a collective fascination with living wild and free on the wrong side of the law.
One of my home clubs had a manager that absolutely hated rap music and would scold the DJ if he played too many songs in a row. Another club I danced in out of town had a manager that didn't like it either, so he enforced no hip hop/rap any time he managed.
Neither manager worked during the weekend, the DJs played hip hop as requested by girls or customers, and the weekends would be the most bumping nights out of the week. If there was the off chance they were busy during a weekday, there were a fraction of customers that complained that the club didn't play any 'club music' (hip hop) and they couldn't get in the mood at all to stick around.
Texas in general likes to impost limits on rap, but the DJs get around it by playing EDM versions of those songs. Personally, I found that irritating because a lot of stuff will blend together and it’s tough sometimes to figure out where one song ends and another begins. I prefer regular rap over that.
And I agree with TFP, who cares what is playing in the background?
Tho I do have to say, it was a bit eyebrow raising to hear a particular song from Escape the Fate in a club once. I won’t bother linking to it, but the entire message of the song is about a dude feeling wronged by something a girl did, and reacted by killing her. Probably not the best message to send out to strip club patrons. 🧐
One more thing. It’s also interesting is that it’s common for clubs to play all these rap songs which blatantly talk about fucking for money—where that behavior is frowned upon. Yet simultaneously, many of the extras-loving bunch on this site seem to hate the kind of music that normalizes that that of behavior and makes it less taboo. 🤔
a) he doesn't feel the dancers act the right way - if so what do they do that he doesn't like?
b) or is it just the whole vibe of the club from staff to dancers to other custies?
c) something else?
How does rap music stop him from enjoying the club?
There are plenty of genres of music where the context of the lyrics could match that of hip hop, but it's more tolerable and accepted because the presentation isn't as aggressive.
I love upbeat music but ears can only deal with it for so long before I have to shuffle through genres and songs. Only exceptions are at music festivals where they've got a music theme going for them all of their live performances (ie: Welcome to Rockville, Electric Daisy Carnival.), then I can tolerate that particular genre a little longer.
There could be a million factors why clubs aren't as profitable as they were before. We've discussed some of these reasons in plenty of threads in the past too. Yet YOU attribute it to music. As if none of the other factors like the availability of free porn, recession of 08, less older, affluent men visiting clubs etc has nothing to do with it.
If you didn't show up every so often complaining about this same thing I might take you more seriously. But no, this has been your same song and dance for awhile now. I take your posts/warnings about rap music as seriously as I take SJG's 'buying dances is a chumps game' posts.
I'll see you in a few months buddy.
By the way....what the heck ever happened to CMI?
But I think the underlying premise is uta okay to say you hate rap.....but what you're really saying is you hate black people.
Very rare to hear rock in most clubs I frequent.
That being said, I don’t think the clubs cater to thug culture. It may be just the music, as many rap songs seem to be written for stripping.
Has thug culture hurt society, yes. The rappers make lots of money, and many young folks look up to them. It’s all conspicuous consumption - and fast money - having babies with many different women - and calling the women bitches and hoes.
If you are naive enough to believe this is a positive lifestyle, then you need help.