
(Public Enemy's "Welcome to the Terrordome" playing in the background)
HumanityCritic:(rolling off of girlfriend) Are you alright? I didn't hurt you did I?
Girlfriend:(chuckling) I've had more physically traumatic Swedish massages. Oh, congratulations, at least you made it to the chorus of "Welcome to the Terrordome" this time.
HumanityCritic: Just be glad that I don't make a habit of blowing your back out, setting the bar so high where one off performance would be utterly disappointing - with me, if I just happen to throw you a "good one", its Christmas time and shit.
Girlfriend: No wonder you were single for so long?
HumanityCritic: What??
Girlfriend: Nothing, nothing. Hey, I wanted to ask you about that dude you almost punched at my brother's house.
HumanityCritic: You mean your brother, don't you?
Girlfriend:(shaking her head) Yes, Yes.. I was just trying to block out that uncomfortable fact because it would just reinforce my family's desperate pleas to leave you... Anyway, what was up with your long, breathy diatribe about what he liked "not being Hip Hop" - ranting and raving about how the violence and misogyny is counter-intuitive to what Hip Hop is all about, setting black people back decades?
HumanityCritic: So, what's your point?
Girlfriend: Well, you love artists like Kool G Rap, M.O.P, early Ice Cube and N.W.A - violence and misogyny is littered throughout their music. How do you explain that?
HumanityCritic:(condescendingly smirking) Thats different.
Girlfriend: That's not an argument!
HumanityCritic: OK, its different because what separated the artists you just named from the cornucopia of bottom feeding fuckers with record deals today is - they actually had lyrical skills.
Girlfriend: So that automatically excuses the violence and misogyny?
HumanityCritic: In a word, yes. Let me explain: Even though I've changed and may not agree with the rampant violence in some of their songs....
Girlfriend:(interrupting) ...the other day when some asshole at the bar drunkenly said that he was going to drink your beer, you said "Do so at your own peril sir!" - its not that you have all of a sudden become Ghandi, but your shit talk has become so professorial that its unrecognizable to average assholes!
HumanityCritic:(finishing original thought) ..and I may not agree with the misogyny they preach either..
Girlfriend:(interrupting again) ..last week, in front of my aunt no less, you told me, and I quote - that you wanted to "fuck my dirty tits off". Then, for reasons unbeknownst to me, proceeded to tell her that you love me to punch you in ribs while your cumming.
HumanityCritic:(still finishing original thought) ..there was always an artistic value to it. It's like watching "Goodfellas" as opposed to some plot-less movie where people randomly get shot in the head for no good reason. It sounds hypocritical, sure, but a solid lyrical investment where the violence is told in the context of a story is excusable in my eyes. So please, do me a favor and never clumsily lump Kool G Rap with the likes of 50 Cent or whatever garden variety douchebag verbally talks tough - You got that!?
Girlfriend:(sleeping)
HumanityCritic: Shit!
4 comments:
Classic. True love Hip-Hop stlyle.
See, it's craziness like this:
last week, in front of my aunt no less, you told me, and I quote - that you wanted to "fuck my dirty tits off"
that keeps me coming back again and again!
*you're* cumming
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wow... it have been far too long. i am back now. i love the post. music these days are either yuh like it or hate it. but for sure, hardly original.
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