1:00 bratz- underrated r&b queens??? 4:13 need more artists tags in songs 5:57 keep billboard charts private 9:45 is Charli XCX a rapper? 12:45 stop saying “more than friends” 15:10 “white boy of the month” is problematic 21:13 does music relate to the times anymore? 26:01 relatable pop boys 29:33 biased opinions are fun to hear
Is that one song you're talking about called Rock Star by Prima J? Cuz I still listen to it TILL THIS DAY 😂 Idk about that, there will still be Stan wars so why leave it till the end. It's not really rapping just slow talking or it has a rhyme to it, like rap is different cuz they have lyrics that are more urban I guess.
hi, i’m 30 and i’ve been on tumblr since 2011 (yikes!!) i can back you up about it being originated on tumblr. the phrase definitely was coined by users of color pointing out that every popular boy was white. i was just as shocked as you about it possible being tied to white supremacy
My unpopular opinion is that billboard should start using the automatic certification system like the UK charts why do artists have to pay to have their numbers certified? It leads to fraudulence
So I'm not familiar with the Bratz Forever Diamondz movie or album, but the ROCK ANGELZ movie soundtrack ??! So Good is such a great rock pop song! Thank you for jogging my memory that it exists omfg
My unpopular opinion: Bruno Mars hasnt been creative since his second album. Ever since Uptown Funk, he's been making the same 70s,80s, and 90s-inspired songs for 10 years. I think he does that because he knows we love nostalgia and knows people will eat up an old sounding new song.
My unpopular opinion add-on: The blaccent he puts on in his music is offensive and embarrassing. He does not speak like that, he cosplays a black man for his music.
I definitely do agree with genres being more of a social construct. The way genres are defined can be flexible and nuanced especially when we consider sub genres and hybrid genres.
100000% ON THE ARTIST TAGS OMG. as a kpop listener (ateez ult hey) i ADORE hongjoong's lil giggle he does before rapping or mingi's "FIX ON!" like it just adds so much hype. i saw them back in august and the fix on's were always SO loud in the entire venue. NEED more!!
12:24 there is a video that got served to me weeks ago that discussed Charli xcx as a rapper. It kinda convinced me. 😂 She definitely uses rap elements, but I agree it feels kinda weird calling her a rapper.
wait it could be the same one i saw and i too was convinced. i think rapping is adaptable and there are people who blur the lines but because pop/rap hip/pop is not an official title we cant really give it those properties but i also think that music categorization can limit how many people get to hear these records.
yeah I saw that video too! It makes a lot of sense to call her a rapper because most rappers opt for rhythmic/melodic delivery that's borderline singing. I'd say she is a pop star who happens to use a flow similar to modern rap.
Originator of the unpop opinion here! Def got me thinking when we as audience members were asked "Is it rap cause of the styling or does the style of the music classify it as a rap?" (Are you strong cause you're Gojo, or are you Gojo cause you're strong?) I got this question when listening to Everything is Romantic, 365 & Club Classics as notable songs of influence. There's something about Charli's spoken word lyricism that stems to rap for me, which then lends me to ask, "Could spoken word be classified as a rap style?" It really speaks to Naomi's discussion of genre blending in this case as well. Please, put me on to the video you guys are discussing about Charli as a rapper so I can check it out!
As a fellow early 2010s tumblr veteran I absolutely remember “white boy of the month” being a pejorative for how many of the same kind of white boys were getting the same roles and were pushed upon us. So it was crazy to see the term positively used in the last couple years like why are you proud of this title
I love monaleo’s “ough” artist tag. it’s easy to miss but once you hear a couple of her songs it’s very obvious and I love how she does it in the middle of songs
Kim’s “wooh ah” is literally one of my favorite parts of all her songs. I love to find where she placed it in each one. It’s so fun and usually put in such a good spot
I think also what they could mean by “white boy of the month” is problematic also by the language. “White” in this case is just a descriptor of the person they are obsessing over, but it shouldn’t be used that way. In the context of the US, “white” is not like “black” where it could also be a descriptor of your culture (black american), it’s sole connection is to white supremacy. Because of the unique cultural experience and history of black Americans they have a tie to the word black. The history of whiteness in America was started and is currently only with the history of colonization and white supremacy. There’s no cultural heritage tied along with it. So when people use “white” in tangent with “boy”. It can kinda infantilize and erase the context of the word.And also turn it into something that seems harmless. idk if that make sense 😭
lol as the person who made that white boy of the month problematic comment this is a great elaboration of the point I was making. I also said the trend was problematic bc it felt it was glorifying white male masculinity and sex appeal which have always been the standard within society. As a chronically online person since my preteen years I know it was mostly women and LGBTQ people of color who started this trend as a ironic joke but it got turned into this weird obsession over lusting after any white dude I also know it was based around the trauma of black/asian women and LGBTQ people feeling rejected by the men within the community for white women and queer men but it becomes a little weird when you flip it and do the same thing but add some type of ironic hipster humor to it. That was the point I was making
@@periodt87 it’s making sense! I think it also kinda minimizes their talent/ devalues the craft in general bc we’re just looking for “cute white person (tm)” and that becomes the focus over whether they can actually act or not… which maybe even leads to ppl just “fancasting” ppl they think are cute bc they fit a certain beauty standard. Like a very reductive way to view actors/ acting in general in order to keep pedestalizing whiteness… idk but we see each other 🫶🏾
@@Kevin-rg3yc thank you for confirming this thing was started as a joke by people on the “outside”… really wouldn’t have been aware of the change wo you commenting on it!
@@naomi.cannibal exactly which is why I used nicholas chavez as my example bc all on twitter is just thrusting over his sex appeal for both monsters and grotesque when 1) he’s not that of a good actor he’s always outacted by co stars on both shows and 2) they are overlooking the problematic aspect that are incorporated on both monsters and grotesque specifically monsters on the subject matter of the Menendez brothers being abused by their father and how the show over-sexualized them through Nicholas and cooped Koch’s performances
20:29 don’t get me started on sassy coming up 🥴 I feel like so many women who were previously really solid allies are taking out their frustrations with the dating scene through barely veiled homophobia. They got convinced by sprinkle sprinkle tok that asking for gender equality fucked up their chances at dating and if a guy expressing anything that isn’t masculine provider stereotypes or just being a shitty dater means they’re DL or ‘zesty’. THATS my hot take 😭
my biggest problem with the billboard hot 100 really took to light this year with the war between tswift and billie fans. it’s undeniable that there are artists who alter it and make themselves track further by dropping remixes right after another artist’s album drops.
rap is a genre and a technique, but calling something a rap should mean that it's rooted in rap/hiphop culture. like just because there's rapping doesn't mean it's rap (if that makes sense)
@@dxnnxxmc I hear what you're saying, it's very much the statement "a thumb is a finger, but a finger isn't a thumb"! For the sake of the argument, does that mean it has to be an homage of sorts as well for the body of work to be classified as rap? Rap does also act as a derivative of spoken word, or is it the other way around? Essentially, what's the standard or line here to classifying a body of work as spoken word vs rap/hip hop vs melodic rapping vs chanting? This is where the genre blending comes in as well.
YES! Bratz : Forever Diamondz the ENTIRE album is FAB! “Hang On” is SUCH a good inspirational song, so is “let go” BUTttttt yes Bratz will always that “grown, cool” flair bc THEY’RE the Bratz 🩷
I would argue that charli is 100% rapping on the song spring breakers on the deluxe version. Even more so than 360. I agree though, most songs are more pop heavy.
oohhh iiiii was using white boy of the month totally differently, lol. i say that each time i get obsessed with a fictional character who's a white guy. which actually isn't often.
11:30 rap is demonstrated in delivery. I don’t think rap is set to a specific genre. Nicki Minaj has many pop rap hits. It can literally go with any genre. But You do not “sing” while you rap. It’s essentially slam poetry. It’s about your flow with tone delivery and inflection and almost attitude. That verse in 360 is singing. That is a lyric not a bar. Beyonces America Has A Problem is an example of a singer rapping on her song. I think these kpop girlies have confused the masses.
I think the billboard charts aren't the problem bc they have been around and people didn't really care, but now ppl want to say their fave is the best or someone they don't like is a "flop" and charts give an easy way to do so.
It's funny that someone brought up Charli being a rapper become a while ago I watched a video of someone explaining how she is 100% in fact a rapper and I was convinced because Charli has bars. She doesn't rap as often nowadays but she quite literally will be a rap feature on a song
Lmao Bratz music is lowkey so good. I loved Wazz Up and Ooh Fashion, which samples the David Bowie song really well. The song Who I Am and Grow Up from Rock Angelz are iconic, and Rock Star by Prima J was one of my top 5 songs as a kid lol.
Dude…charli has been rapping since her pre-True romance mixtapes! There’s a great video here on UA-cam called “Charli XCX is a rapper”. Worth watching… Would love to hear your thoughts after watching that
Glad my white boy of the month is problematic hot take was included just to be a little more understanding I mostly mentioned it being problematic bc of how it turned out to become it went from being a funny joke on the problematic casting in Hollywood projects to then projecting into this collective lust over any good looking white guys while overlooking other attractive men of color in the media, whenever white boy of the month is used it’s always in the weird ironic way of saying “yeah we know white boys and men are the worst bc of how much they created and benefit from every single aspect of white supremacy but yeah at least they’re cute” mainly bc of gen z and older gen alpha being identity politics conscious or wanting to be seen as more progressive it’s like in the similar matter of hipster racism but understand more gen z language if that makes sense
@@Kevin-rg3yc nah I def got you! Just didn’t realize the change but also know your comments/ takes well enough to know you weren’t just saying it to say it. And I agree those teen years were dryyyyy in terms of rep in a lot of the dystopia/ YA stuff I loved so much
@@naomi.cannibal exactly I remember that era being so repetitive full of it so seeing now how things have changed in terms of representation it low key gives me PTSD to see these folks try to still uphold the same thing that I thought as this generation we been talking about letting go of
charli raps in 360 Club classics Everything is romantic Girl, so confusing 365 Spring breakers So I featuring a.g. cook and she’s rapped in many songs before like Vroom Vroom, I Got It, Hot Girl (Bodies Bodies Bodies, Speed Drive etc.
After euphoria blew up, I think people associated him with Nate Jacobs (who was a heinous character)’ so he’s been branching out to try and break that association and to show is range as an actor.
Help! Community Posts: I never get the notification for it. I literally have to search for the post in order to drop the opinion. Does anyone know what's wrong? Is it a setting or a time difference thing? I've never gotten them at all.
I don't think the "platonic relationships are just as valuable as romance" person got the origin of the idiom right. I'm not a native speaker, but I've always assumed "friends and more" means "they are friends and something else on top of their friendship". That being said, I agree with the moral point. Friends are not any less important than romance.
Hi, I'm that person. I didn't actually do my homework on the origin of the phrase, I just kind of took whatever meaning I took from it and assumed that was the general idea. So yeah, you and others saying similar things do have a point here. I would understand being in someone's Beyoncé Beyoncé tier here 😂
The “name tags” I thought, with my 43 year old self Always thought it was done to separate an artist from others and ppl automatically would know we could be talking bout MTS anytime you hear “Reallll Hot Girl shiiii” Is one example 👌🏾💁🏽♀️😂😂 or when Jeezy used to say or adlib Yeahhhhhh after every other sentence or when we hear Kendrick shout out his producer when he said “Mustard on the Beat H00000” or when MTS says and “you know who the beat is by Lil Ju made it”….😂😂😂 that’s what comes to mind when producers, artist or even DJs have a lil # to introduce them and to get us to know it’s them simply by their recognizable beats or tagline 💯🤌🏾👌🏾😂😂😂
Alsooo IMO and seeing where hip hop/rap started, stood for and who were the Original faces of “genre” is the Exact reason they’ve made genres and even have made big deals about whose in them bc it’s like being put in a box that you’re creatively are expected to stay in and race was thrown into genres too for a plethora of reasons💁🏽♀️ it’s documented and this current generation should be privy of, especially if they’re black, how blk ppl Literally started off that thing such as a “genre” and other races downright hijacked it and ran us out and when it’s proven we started rockNroll, jazz/blues, hip hop/rNb, COUNTRY And more but slowly they’ve boxed us in as being faces and representation for ONLY the genre they’ve actively help get to the horrible state it’s in now💯🤌🏾💁🏽♀️
Something that I feel is interesting is that AI has ruined my appreciation for out-there/maximalist album covers, since AI is often used to create chaotic images and overly complex and fantastical imagery I feel like now even when an album cover is made organically if it isn’t minimalist or simplistic it is harder for me to appreciate what do you think @naomi.cannibal
1:00 bratz- underrated r&b queens???
4:13 need more artists tags in songs
5:57 keep billboard charts private
9:45 is Charli XCX a rapper?
12:45 stop saying “more than friends”
15:10 “white boy of the month” is problematic
21:13 does music relate to the times anymore?
26:01 relatable pop boys
29:33 biased opinions are fun to hear
Is that one song you're talking about called Rock Star by Prima J? Cuz I still listen to it TILL THIS DAY 😂
Idk about that, there will still be Stan wars so why leave it till the end. It's not really rapping just slow talking or it has a rhyme to it, like rap is different cuz they have lyrics that are more urban I guess.
Platonic relationships needs to be normalized I guess
Charli was 100x rapping on “365” and “club classics”!!
@@jesusaceves3893omg that was my FAVORITE song !!!
Megan's "Real hot girl shit" does something to me as a chant. It just gets me, a man, hype 😂
You know you're about to hear a legendary verse when you're hit with it
I could rap all of Dababy’s masculine verses in “Crybaby”, and as soon as Meg’s starts “laid on my stomach”, my hips curve to the side a little
Melodic rapping should be recognized more often for what it is in terms of its lyrical delivery! It’s the happy medium between singing and rapping
hi, i’m 30 and i’ve been on tumblr since 2011 (yikes!!) i can back you up about it being originated on tumblr. the phrase definitely was coined by users of color pointing out that every popular boy was white. i was just as shocked as you about it possible being tied to white supremacy
I’m glad someone commented this!! I’m 28 and remember this floating around. It was very tongue in cheek
My unpopular opinion is that billboard should start using the automatic certification system like the UK charts why do artists have to pay to have their numbers certified? It leads to fraudulence
100% agreed. literally why charli got blocked by that musty country white dude on bb200
Billboard doesn’t handle certifications, that’s RIAA
@@austinpelissier2131 the R must stand for Rigged then
@@firstofawllwait who?
@@Greybell jelly roll
So I'm not familiar with the Bratz Forever Diamondz movie or album, but the ROCK ANGELZ movie soundtrack ??!
So Good is such a great rock pop song! Thank you for jogging my memory that it exists omfg
My unpopular opinion: Bruno Mars hasnt been creative since his second album. Ever since Uptown Funk, he's been making the same 70s,80s, and 90s-inspired songs for 10 years. I think he does that because he knows we love nostalgia and knows people will eat up an old sounding new song.
My unpopular opinion add-on: The blaccent he puts on in his music is offensive and embarrassing. He does not speak like that, he cosplays a black man for his music.
I definitely do agree with genres being more of a social construct. The way genres are defined can be flexible and nuanced especially when we consider sub genres and hybrid genres.
Added the Bratz album to my library. I liked the snippets. 😂❤
Great video, as always. 💚
@@Max_Mell the bratz never disappoint 🙂↕️
100000% ON THE ARTIST TAGS OMG. as a kpop listener (ateez ult hey) i ADORE hongjoong's lil giggle he does before rapping or mingi's "FIX ON!" like it just adds so much hype. i saw them back in august and the fix on's were always SO loud in the entire venue. NEED more!!
12:24 there is a video that got served to me weeks ago that discussed Charli xcx as a rapper. It kinda convinced me. 😂 She definitely uses rap elements, but I agree it feels kinda weird calling her a rapper.
@@TheSkinnyZ oh I’ll def have to check that out
wait it could be the same one i saw and i too was convinced. i think rapping is adaptable and there are people who blur the lines but because pop/rap hip/pop is not an official title we cant really give it those properties but i also think that music categorization can limit how many people get to hear these records.
@@jminecraftstyle752 the channel's name is MarLoria
yeah I saw that video too! It makes a lot of sense to call her a rapper because most rappers opt for rhythmic/melodic delivery that's borderline singing. I'd say she is a pop star who happens to use a flow similar to modern rap.
Originator of the unpop opinion here! Def got me thinking when we as audience members were asked "Is it rap cause of the styling or does the style of the music classify it as a rap?" (Are you strong cause you're Gojo, or are you Gojo cause you're strong?) I got this question when listening to Everything is Romantic, 365 & Club Classics as notable songs of influence. There's something about Charli's spoken word lyricism that stems to rap for me, which then lends me to ask, "Could spoken word be classified as a rap style?" It really speaks to Naomi's discussion of genre blending in this case as well. Please, put me on to the video you guys are discussing about Charli as a rapper so I can check it out!
As a fellow early 2010s tumblr veteran I absolutely remember “white boy of the month” being a pejorative for how many of the same kind of white boys were getting the same roles and were pushed upon us. So it was crazy to see the term positively used in the last couple years like why are you proud of this title
Omg! Thank you so much for including my unpopular opinion about the iconic Bratz!
I love monaleo’s “ough” artist tag. it’s easy to miss but once you hear a couple of her songs it’s very obvious and I love how she does it in the middle of songs
Kim’s “wooh ah” is literally one of my favorite parts of all her songs. I love to find where she placed it in each one. It’s so fun and usually put in such a good spot
A tag I like is when Lady Gaga does her little "Cherry cherry boom boom, gaga" type adlibs on songs on The Fame 😂
Oh yes, she has a cool one. Damn, I forgot about hers.
cherry cherry boom boom is actually the producer martin kierzenbaum's tag
I think also what they could mean by “white boy of the month” is problematic also by the language. “White” in this case is just a descriptor of the person they are obsessing over, but it shouldn’t be used that way. In the context of the US, “white” is not like “black” where it could also be a descriptor of your culture (black american), it’s sole connection is to white supremacy. Because of the unique cultural experience and history of black Americans they have a tie to the word black. The history of whiteness in America was started and is currently only with the history of colonization and white supremacy. There’s no cultural heritage tied along with it. So when people use “white” in tangent with “boy”. It can kinda infantilize and erase the context of the word.And also turn it into something that seems harmless. idk if that make sense 😭
lol as the person who made that white boy of the month problematic comment this is a great elaboration of the point I was making. I also said the trend was problematic bc it felt it was glorifying white male masculinity and sex appeal which have always been the standard within society. As a chronically online person since my preteen years I know it was mostly women and LGBTQ people of color who started this trend as a ironic joke but it got turned into this weird obsession over lusting after any white dude I also know it was based around the trauma of black/asian women and LGBTQ people feeling rejected by the men within the community for white women and queer men but it becomes a little weird when you flip it and do the same thing but add some type of ironic hipster humor to it. That was the point I was making
@@periodt87 it’s making sense! I think it also kinda minimizes their talent/ devalues the craft in general bc we’re just looking for “cute white person (tm)” and that becomes the focus over whether they can actually act or not… which maybe even leads to ppl just “fancasting” ppl they think are cute bc they fit a certain beauty standard. Like a very reductive way to view actors/ acting in general in order to keep pedestalizing whiteness… idk but we see each other 🫶🏾
@@Kevin-rg3yc thank you for confirming this thing was started as a joke by people on the “outside”… really wouldn’t have been aware of the change wo you commenting on it!
@@naomi.cannibal exactly which is why I used nicholas chavez as my example bc all on twitter is just thrusting over his sex appeal for both monsters and grotesque when 1) he’s not that of a good actor he’s always outacted by co stars on both shows and 2) they are overlooking the problematic aspect that are incorporated on both monsters and grotesque specifically monsters on the subject matter of the Menendez brothers being abused by their father and how the show over-sexualized them through Nicholas and cooped Koch’s performances
5:00 I love monaleo’s tag ! She makes them so fun tbh
For Bratz, Just Let Go from Fashion Pixies is a hit in this home!
i would def say there’s some rap-esque delivery on everything is romantic and spring breakers!
I love the artist/producer tags. DJ mustard gotta be my personal fav
These videos are my Saturday morning cartoons
That first person can't be serious 🤣 Did they just say "Twist your body like a tarantula."? 😭
20:29 don’t get me started on sassy coming up 🥴 I feel like so many women who were previously really solid allies are taking out their frustrations with the dating scene through barely veiled homophobia. They got convinced by sprinkle sprinkle tok that asking for gender equality fucked up their chances at dating and if a guy expressing anything that isn’t masculine provider stereotypes or just being a shitty dater means they’re DL or ‘zesty’. THATS my hot take 😭
I don't think billboard charts should be COMPLETELY private. Also if they were folks would just use Spotify and apple
@@Mamajoycewig175 okay true they’d just be comparing monthly listeners instead (they already do)
my biggest problem with the billboard hot 100 really took to light this year with the war between tswift and billie fans. it’s undeniable that there are artists who alter it and make themselves track further by dropping remixes right after another artist’s album drops.
Bratz albums are so good had me thinking I was a pop star
@@agluv7360 right I was soooo obsessed w bratz (if yall can’t tell 😭)
Yesss Charli has tons of 'Rap" songs. 5 in The morning anyone?
oooooo yesss and welcome to my island got such a good flow
rap is a genre and a technique, but calling something a rap should mean that it's rooted in rap/hiphop culture. like just because there's rapping doesn't mean it's rap (if that makes sense)
@@dxnnxxmc I hear what you're saying, it's very much the statement "a thumb is a finger, but a finger isn't a thumb"! For the sake of the argument, does that mean it has to be an homage of sorts as well for the body of work to be classified as rap? Rap does also act as a derivative of spoken word, or is it the other way around? Essentially, what's the standard or line here to classifying a body of work as spoken word vs rap/hip hop vs melodic rapping vs chanting? This is where the genre blending comes in as well.
YES! Bratz : Forever Diamondz the ENTIRE album is FAB! “Hang On” is SUCH a good inspirational song, so is “let go” BUTttttt yes Bratz will always that “grown, cool” flair bc THEY’RE the Bratz 🩷
I would argue that charli is 100% rapping on the song spring breakers on the deluxe version. Even more so than 360. I agree though, most songs are more pop heavy.
oohhh iiiii was using white boy of the month totally differently, lol. i say that each time i get obsessed with a fictional character who's a white guy. which actually isn't often.
I love your usage, it's so wholesome! 😂 ❤
11:30 rap is demonstrated in delivery. I don’t think rap is set to a specific genre. Nicki Minaj has many pop rap hits. It can literally go with any genre. But You do not “sing” while you rap. It’s essentially slam poetry. It’s about your flow with tone delivery and inflection and almost attitude. That verse in 360 is singing. That is a lyric not a bar. Beyonces America Has A Problem is an example of a singer rapping on her song. I think these kpop girlies have confused the masses.
I’m interested in how you pick the opinions? Like is it just random or are u reading thru before to see the most intriguing ones?
I think the billboard charts aren't the problem bc they have been around and people didn't really care, but now ppl want to say their fave is the best or someone they don't like is a "flop" and charts give an easy way to do so.
4:47 my favorite artist tag is Fuerza Regida they’re a Mexican band I saw them last year it was so cute to sing the tag with the crowd
"mustard on the beat hoe" and the RedOne horn-like synths in debut Gaga music >
I need the cheetah girls on a new bratz album
31:29 Naomi: “The sky is blue, that is a fact” 🤓☝️
Them: Nuh uh it’s giving green💅
lmao
It's funny that someone brought up Charli being a rapper become a while ago I watched a video of someone explaining how she is 100% in fact a rapper and I was convinced because Charli has bars. She doesn't rap as often nowadays but she quite literally will be a rap feature on a song
12:10 365 is a rap song, periodt
Also everything is romantic and club classics and guess and spring breakers
I LOVE Destin and Submissive 1 & 2. Submissive was VERY good.
My favorite tag is by Vegyn, it’s a girl saying: “Did I ever tell you I’m vegan?”
Iconic.
Ok the obsession with “What’s Up” and “My Attitude” is warranted. Also I thought “Keep it Up” is by Brick and Lace
Charli is exclusively rapping in spring breakers
I see Destin Conrad I click
Same
I feel so seen by that bratz opinion guz i unironically listen to these bratz somgs man
As far as other "rap" leaning songs on Brat, maybe Everything is Romantic? Her delivery definitely has a spoken word quality to it.
Spring breakers on the deluxe
Make you wanna dance from one of the Bratz movies is also a bop.
Lmao Bratz music is lowkey so good. I loved Wazz Up and Ooh Fashion, which samples the David Bowie song really well. The song Who I Am and Grow Up from Rock Angelz are iconic, and Rock Star by Prima J was one of my top 5 songs as a kid lol.
Everytime you upload an unpopular opinions video, I just know it's gonna be good.
Dude…charli has been rapping since her pre-True romance mixtapes! There’s a great video here on UA-cam called “Charli XCX is a rapper”. Worth watching… Would love to hear your thoughts after watching that
Glad my white boy of the month is problematic hot take was included just to be a little more understanding I mostly mentioned it being problematic bc of how it turned out to become it went from being a funny joke on the problematic casting in Hollywood projects to then projecting into this collective lust over any good looking white guys while overlooking other attractive men of color in the media, whenever white boy of the month is used it’s always in the weird ironic way of saying “yeah we know white boys and men are the worst bc of how much they created and benefit from every single aspect of white supremacy but yeah at least they’re cute” mainly bc of gen z and older gen alpha being identity politics conscious or wanting to be seen as more progressive it’s like in the similar matter of hipster racism but understand more gen z language if that makes sense
@@Kevin-rg3yc nah I def got you! Just didn’t realize the change but also know your comments/ takes well enough to know you weren’t just saying it to say it. And I agree those teen years were dryyyyy in terms of rep in a lot of the dystopia/ YA stuff I loved so much
@@naomi.cannibal exactly I remember that era being so repetitive full of it so seeing now how things have changed in terms of representation it low key gives me PTSD to see these folks try to still uphold the same thing that I thought as this generation we been talking about letting go of
31:29: “It’s giving green.” 😂
Popstar Benny's tag is one of my faves 🌎
I LOVE bankroll got it tag in Megan thee stallion songs it's sooo addictive
Love these vids
Bro I’m fully 19 and didn’t know what the white boy of the month is until now
leo would of been the white boy of the decade ngl
Charli raps her ass off on Spring breakers and Everything Is Romantic
OMG DESTIN AND OMAR
charli raps in
360
Club classics
Everything is romantic
Girl, so confusing
365
Spring breakers
So I featuring a.g. cook
and she’s rapped in many songs before like Vroom Vroom, I Got It, Hot Girl (Bodies Bodies Bodies, Speed Drive etc.
My unpopular opinion is that Beyonce popularized singing in double time
there’s a difference between a rap song and a hip hop song.
i think saturn by sza is a bit more reflective of the times
26:01 omar & troy are EVERYWHERE .
Rico!
via Rico Nasty
Girl i didn't know bratz had album 😳 😅😅😅😂😂❤imma download
Nicki Minaj has great artists tags, Heavy On It, B are my sons etc
ROCK ANGELZ GIRLIES UNITE!!!!!!!!!!!!
I consider Charlie to not be a singer, more on the side of rapping or spoken word/ conversational melody
Unpopular opinion: Jacob Elordi has been getting nothing but "Twink" roles since Euphoria.
He was Elvis in Priscilla
After euphoria blew up, I think people associated him with Nate Jacobs (who was a heinous character)’ so he’s been branching out to try and break that association and to show is range as an actor.
What do you mean by “twink” ? Cause Jacob is a lot of things but certainly not a twink.
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Help! Community Posts: I never get the notification for it. I literally have to search for the post in order to drop the opinion. Does anyone know what's wrong? Is it a setting or a time difference thing? I've never gotten them at all.
Billie eilish is better than the weeknd currently and it’s not even close
I don't think the "platonic relationships are just as valuable as romance" person got the origin of the idiom right. I'm not a native speaker, but I've always assumed "friends and more" means "they are friends and something else on top of their friendship". That being said, I agree with the moral point. Friends are not any less important than romance.
Hi, I'm that person. I didn't actually do my homework on the origin of the phrase, I just kind of took whatever meaning I took from it and assumed that was the general idea. So yeah, you and others saying similar things do have a point here. I would understand being in someone's Beyoncé Beyoncé tier here 😂
@@aavan2345 Eh, I didn't Google anything either. Your interpretation just never occurred to me before.
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The “name tags” I thought, with my 43 year old self Always thought it was done to separate an artist from others and ppl automatically would know we could be talking bout MTS anytime you hear “Reallll Hot Girl shiiii” Is one example 👌🏾💁🏽♀️😂😂 or when Jeezy used to say or adlib Yeahhhhhh after every other sentence or when we hear Kendrick shout out his producer when he said “Mustard on the Beat H00000” or when MTS says and “you know who the beat is by Lil Ju made it”….😂😂😂 that’s what comes to mind when producers, artist or even DJs have a lil # to introduce them and to get us to know it’s them simply by their recognizable beats or tagline 💯🤌🏾👌🏾😂😂😂
Alsooo IMO and seeing where hip hop/rap started, stood for and who were the Original faces of “genre” is the Exact reason they’ve made genres and even have made big deals about whose in them bc it’s like being put in a box that you’re creatively are expected to stay in and race was thrown into genres too for a plethora of reasons💁🏽♀️ it’s documented and this current generation should be privy of, especially if they’re black, how blk ppl Literally started off that thing such as a “genre” and other races downright hijacked it and ran us out and when it’s proven we started rockNroll, jazz/blues, hip hop/rNb, COUNTRY And more but slowly they’ve boxed us in as being faces and representation for ONLY the genre they’ve actively help get to the horrible state it’s in now💯🤌🏾💁🏽♀️
Something that I feel is interesting is that AI has ruined my appreciation for out-there/maximalist album covers, since AI is often used to create chaotic images and overly complex and fantastical imagery I feel like now even when an album cover is made organically if it isn’t minimalist or simplistic it is harder for me to appreciate what do you think @naomi.cannibal