I'm The Dark Angel, Metal Music Promoter, P R Rep, Band Manager, Content Creator, Journalist, & owner of4 Metal Music Sites, and I'm calling out the old man in blue, his head is full of sh!+! In the first episode, FU¢k, EVERYTHING good about the word had to be attributed to black culture according to him, and as i don't have experience or knowledge about this, I skeptically accepted this, and went on with the show (note, none of the other African American comedians were saying things that came off so inappropriate.) However, I draw the line at Sh!+ LOL!
Before I was doing just Metal, I also worked with a lot of the Gangster Rappers, mostly West Coast though. I also know a LOT of the Metal Bands of the time, including (Daniel) Dee Snyder who I personally know. You CANNOT credit black culture for making it legal to have freedom of speech on their albums, and for fighting Tipper Gore, especially when the show just acknowledged that it was Dee, and he gave ZERO examples to back up his statement! I'd love to hear any, because the rappers I know used to laugh about how back then they would stir people up to riot by putting out even stronger lyrics against the police and the government at their shows, and THAT was their way of "fighting" for their rights, NOT going before Congress and speaking respectfully and giving their arguments! So, until be gives PROOF that the black music community did MORE to ACTUALLY, LEGALLY change people's rights to use their own language in their music, by applying the Parental Guidance "sticker", then I say to him " But I ain't trippin I'm just kickin it...."
Before I was doing just Metal, I also worked with a lot of the Gangster Rappers, mostly West Coast though. I also know a LOT of the Metal Bands of the time, including (Daniel) Dee Snyder who I personally know. You CANNOT credit black culture for making it legal to have freedom of speech on their albums, and for fighting Tipper Gore, especially when the show just acknowledged that it was Dee, and he gave ZERO examples to back up his statement! I'd love to hear any, because the rappers I know used to laugh about how back then they would stir people up to riot by putting out even stronger lyrics against the police and the government at their shows, and THAT was their way of "fighting" for their rights, NOT going before Congress and speaking respectfully and giving their arguments! So, until be gives PROOF that the black music community did MORE to ACTUALLY, LEGALLY change people's rights to use their own language in their music, by applying the Parental Guidance "sticker", then I say to him " But I ain't trippin I'm just kickin it...."
