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Is Young Thug the Dylan of the 21st Century? Discuss. (1 Viewer)

That song is just plain turrrrible. He's got Birdman in there though, so he is gotta be doing something right.

 
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Sorry for the late response. I was outside doing the Shmoney Dance and letting off a couple of rounds to heat the block up.

 
0:33 was the official time when realization that this had 53 million views, and a 9 to 1 like-to-hate ratio made my bowels vacate.

 
They both have difficulty with enunciating clearly. Dylan is a genius. This Mr. Thug is it, is a preverbal simp, capable of nothing more than grunts, likely from the effort made during bowel evacuation or perhaps during fornication. It was interesting that some producer could take the guttural noises and tones, and through the use of autotune make them sound somewhat like words.

 
They both have difficulty with enunciating clearly. Dylan is a genius. This Mr. Thug is it, is a preverbal simp, capable of nothing more than grunts, likely from the effort made during bowel evacuation or perhaps during fornication. It was interesting that some producer could take the guttural noises and tones, and through the use of autotune make them sound somewhat like words.
And yet he is beloved

 
They both have difficulty with enunciating clearly. Dylan is a genius. This Mr. Thug is it, is a preverbal simp, capable of nothing more than grunts, likely from the effort made during bowel evacuation or perhaps during fornication. It was interesting that some producer could take the guttural noises and tones, and through the use of autotune make them sound somewhat like words.
And yet he is beloved
Indeed. As are any number of musical acts today who would deem to call themselves artist. I would not so name them, but that is the beauty of art. I would go so far as to say that if someone of my generation wanted to appreciate that music along with aficionados, that my doing so would diminish the experience for many of them. I merely fulfill my turn in time in the ecology of the unbroken chain, the circle of life, the great wheel of generations. This cat, Miley Cyrus, Katie Perry, the latest chick singer to cause a stir whose name I do not even know, Rihanna, they all are likely very pleased to not give an iota of thought to me. I am the past, they are the future theythemselves create and which young folks choose.

 
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They both have difficulty with enunciating clearly. Dylan is a genius. This Mr. Thug is it, is a preverbal simp, capable of nothing more than grunts, likely from the effort made during bowel evacuation or perhaps during fornication. It was interesting that some producer could take the guttural noises and tones, and through the use of autotune make them sound somewhat like words.
And yet he is beloved
Indeed. As are any number of musical acts today who would deem to call themselves artist. I would not so name them, but that is the beauty of art. I would go so far as to say that if someone of my generation wanted to appreciate that music along with aficionados, that my doing so would diminish the experience for many of them. I merely fulfill my turn in time in the ecology of the unbroken chain, the circle of like, the great wheel of generations. This cat, Miley Cyrus, Katie Perry, the latest chick singer to cause a stir whose name I do not even know, Rihanna, they all are likely very pleased to not give an iota of thought to me. I am the past, they are the future theythemselves create and which young folks choose.
It's pretty crazy to think that when my grandparents listened to The Rolling Stones, it's akin to what olds hear now when they listen to Young Thug.

 

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