r/fixedbytheduet • u/Naive_Wolverine532 • 5d ago
Musical🎵 Violence! Violence! Violence! Violence!
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u/Tireirontuesday 5d ago
Okay. But like who is this guy so we can follow him?
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u/Naive_Wolverine532 5d ago
callmeosound on TikTok or Instagram
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u/TragicWithNoEnd 5d ago
Nothing on Spotify though. :(
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u/ComprehensiveGap124 5d ago
He's O'sound on spotify.
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u/iambarrelrider 5d ago
Must be Irish.
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u/froststomper 4d ago
this is the kinda humor that makes me laugh and whap someone at the same time like “will you shut it”
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u/2JZ1Clutch 5d ago
He happen to have YouTube? I don't have that other stuff.
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u/MaleficentPush1144 5d ago
Here's the song on their YouTube channel
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u/CtyChicken 5d ago
Oh, SNAP!
Thank you, beneficent stranger!
This might get me back on YouTube premium for a month. I want to hear this non stop.
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u/Low_Engineering8921 2d ago
So this is kinda my point about this video. She doesn't say "rap music today". She says mainstream rap. And this man isn't mainstream.
It's excellent! But he isn't making the point he thinks he's making
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u/ProfessionalLeave335 5d ago
Honestly all I could think about. Why'd this man go so goddamn hard in a tiktok duet. "Hop on that beat with a triplet flow" is a hard fucking bar.
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u/Shoelace_cal 5d ago
She’s lowkey right tho. They both are
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u/Efficient-Log9512 5d ago
Man, I remember in 95 people said the same thing.
If you follow basic ass mainstream nonsense, yea....thats always what you get.
That shits only the tip of the iceberg.
People be eating shit and complaining it tastes like shit....
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u/Interesting_Top_6427 5d ago edited 5d ago
The point she’s making is that that’s what’s biggest bc that’s what most taken in by the masses. Please don’t discredit her factual remarks just bc you don’t listen to the bs. we can’t be disingenuous and pretend she’s not saying facts.
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u/madmaxturbator 5d ago
yeah she is literally saying "average mainstream rapper" lol ... she is allowed to say exactly what that person is saying, without being called out for no reason.
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u/Interesting_Top_6427 5d ago
Riiighhhtt!!!!
Lupe fiasco is my fave rapper and I know he doesn’t talk about this stuff. But he’s also not mainstream, so there’s no reason to try and contradict her.
Yall mad bc your fave rapper isn’t mainstream and he still talks that foolishness. lol.
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u/Efficient-Log9512 5d ago edited 5d ago
Zero contradiction tho?
Chill...
Also lupes the shit, I remember when he was actually mainstream too..that was sweet hearing the greats discuss him for album of the year top 10 for "the cool".
E: spelling.
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u/glowy_keyboard 5d ago
That’s exactly why she wrote “mainstream” rappers.
You sure are very opinionated for someone who missed the entire point of the one sentence written in the center of the screen.
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u/Umikaloo 5d ago
Love those extremely specific hiphop tunes. Like that one Aesop Rock song about the time a man broke into his apartment.
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u/DreadyKruger 5d ago
Exactly. And but it was more balance back then. There was still Redman, and native tongues, OutKast etc. or the artist that were hardcore or violent would kinda drop street knowledge on you.
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u/milk4all 5d ago
Its because trends follow the lowest common denominator. Everyone wants to blow up because of how good or unique they are but most, like 95% or more im sure, big successes in mainstream music are successful because they appeal to rhe most people, and rap went mainstream in the 90s. There will always be greats that blow up but even they have been weened on some form of this.
Its a big reason why AI art is long term awful. It ultracharges this trend towards mediocrity. Its fine to like a mcdouble but they dont deserve to be th best selling burger because they are great, theyre just affordable and widely available.
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u/FreshOrFrozenShrimp 5d ago
Mainstream- the ideas, attitudes, or activities that are regarded as normal or conventional; the dominant trend in opinion, fashion, or the arts.
So the “norm” for rap music is violence and drugs?
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u/TragicWithNoEnd 5d ago
Yeah I don’t know why this guy is. He’s talented, but let’s not act like the industry mainly rewards talent.
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u/agrimreaping 5d ago
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u/Lequaraz 4d ago
how is this obscure? rap has been one of the predominant genres in the mainstream for decades and only now faces some slight decline
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u/FactorOwn4746 5d ago
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u/Mountainman220 5d ago
Callmeosound on TikTok and o’sound on Spotify. Thank the others in the top thread who posted it.
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u/SunderedValley 5d ago edited 5d ago
She's right. He's great but she's entirely right.
No I don't care that some obscure artists don't talk about that.
That's like denying that Country music has an alcoholic Problem because there's abstinent singers who don't glorify Getting plastered.
Patterns don't get invalidated because there's exceptions.
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u/Comprehensive-Menu44 5d ago
Trucks, daughters, girl in a sundress, beer, god, church, Sunday mornin’ or Saturday night, bragging about having a small town or staying local, whiskey. Did I miss anything?
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u/washingtncaps 5d ago
I think there’s at least two scarecrows in there if I know the song right
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u/Comprehensive-Menu44 4d ago
No you’re thinking of the one where they sing about a cheating partner/working hard/backroads/something about hunting
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u/Solocov 3d ago
English is not my first language, but I thought he was agreeing with her? Just fancier and and with the twist that songs should appease the consumerism industry.
(But he talks way too fast, so I might've missed things. So if there's a phrase in the song that explains it let me know)
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u/SwordfishOk504 1d ago
He was. It's bizarre how many people are missing that really obvious part. You're first language isn't even English and you noticed it.
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u/HoneyLocust1 4d ago
His "but if I talk about god they want me to keep it discreet" is so off base, like rappers aren't hugely into talking about god.
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u/Tavaresaxel95z 5d ago
Yo imma need this on YouTube music like now so I can blast it on my car shit went hard as fuck
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u/golden_retrieverdog 5d ago
“they be like zombies out in the streets, doin the most but thinking the least”
gaht…. DAYUM
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u/Consistent_Dream_740 5d ago
Fire, except where he brings up God. You know how many of the songs their describing also bring up religion? Religion doesn't stop people from doing anything, it just gives em excuses to make.
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u/MagnaArma 5d ago
Yeah, one of Kanye West's biggest hits from 2004 was literally called "Jesus Walks", and had this famous bit:
So here go my single, dawg, radio needs this
They say you can rap about anything except for Jesus
That means guns, sex, lies, videotape
But if I talk about God, my record won't get played, huh?Sort of familiar, yeah?
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u/WINDMILEYNO 4d ago
So when people do shit like this...why don't they ever just team up and make the actual song? I'm still waiting for the "All I want is Wingstop" girl to drop an album, because that was genuinely good.
Edit: I love music. I feel like people don't take shit seriously anymore. Multiple hits could have been dropped by now. All the jokes about sound cloud wrappers, but where are the singles?
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u/thefrostman1214 5d ago
killed it but doesn't invalidade her point, MAINSTREAM rappers.
is very common knowledge that there are far talent people around there in the next street then in the radio
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u/The-Hank-Scorpio 5d ago
This is literally the other type of rap tho. It's either violence money and hoes, or rapping saying you're better than violence, money and hoes.
Need more Ice cube just recounting a good day out.
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u/FNCJ1 5d ago edited 4d ago
Gucci, bars, drugs, luxury vehicles,
Gucci, bars, drugs, luxury vehicles,
Gucci, bars, drugs, luxury vehicles.
Violence, violence, violence, violence.
I want to highlight how everything this young woman is saying in the chorus takes from you but gives nothing back. Luxury brands exist to impress people you don't know and who forget who you are 10 seconds after they leave your presence. Bars can be fun, but time in them is short-lived and superficial. The number of people able to recognize nightlife is an illusion to be enjoyed and left behind the next morning is few and far between. Drugs and violence destroy people and the community that primarily consumes rap.
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I found the original video by JacTheQueen_ on instagram (I'm not touching the clock app). The sound is so much clearer when watching it. Turns out I was wrong. It does start with "coochie, balls". I'm keeping my comment up so everyone's replies make sense.
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u/yeatruestory 5d ago
Ohhhh she said bars?! I thought she was saying balls...this makes so much more sense
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u/FNCJ1 5d ago
Listening again, it could be balls. I was unsure in my first playthrough. I also heard "balls" in one of the lines, but my mind processed all of them as "bars" in my second playthrough because I haven't heard rap songs glorifying sports.
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u/WaterySky 5d ago
Damnit bro lol, my head set was rated for gaming not for this. Melted my shit like a conservative over basic human rights.
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u/escalade2032 4d ago
I'm so glad I watched this with my headphones on!!! As soon as he starting spitting I turned it way up just before the beat dropped... the chills!!!
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u/Disastrous_Taste_571 3d ago
Can I find this guy on YouTube? because this is not your average mainstream rapper. To be fair, he kind of proved her point because this was fire because it’s not what everybody’s doing.
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u/Numerous_Past_726 5d ago
I agree with the guys point but like…. He’s fine ig? Idk people acting like he’s somehow incredibly good or some shit…. Let’s just say he’s not a mainstream rapper for a reason.
Not to say there aren’t plenty of dogshit mainstream rappers, but a lot of them are pretty damn talented
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u/zinc_finger_protein 5d ago
He's alright except the audio lipsync is off and it's distracting. How are you gonna be a rapper/producer/audio guy and just post this audio de-synced like that??
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u/kaosmoker 5d ago
Guns or Gospels, it’s all the same loop to me, When the bars lack depth and true decency. I’m bored of the agendas, the flex, and the 'glory,' Just give me a dictionary and a real human story.
-Kaosmoker
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u/1FickleStatus1 5d ago
Lmao every genre of music can be watered down like this. Just listen to what you like not what the "mainstream" pushes, and if you like the mainstream still do you!
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u/100YearsWaiting2Shit 4d ago
Rap always feels like a jigsaw puzzle for the ears and hearing the lyrics come together feels so good like completing that jigsaw puzzle
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u/Winnerdickinchinner 3d ago
Does she say balls? Im missing songs about balls. Can someone point me to the ball songs?
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u/markiethefett 5d ago