While every one of you fags is busy talking about the "Wewuzzing" going on with Pyramids and the ancient Kangz and shit, I see barely any talk regarding one of the biggest Wewuzz from their end on History.
The claim that all Rock (and its subsequent children) derives from Blues and that it wouldn't exist without n-words. So basically what they say is that the darkest Black Metal, the goriest of Death Metal, the heaviest of Doom Metal and the hardest of Rock all owe to Blues and Jazz.
Like are we seriously letting this slide and accepting it as true facts?
Stop listening to popular music, its melting your brain. If you aren't primarily listening to classical or traditional folk then you are the same as the people you think you dont like
Aaron Perry
>So basically what they say is that the darkest Black Metal, the goriest of Death Metal, the heaviest of Doom Metal and the hardest of Rock all owe to Blues and Jazz. That part is actually true. What’s not really true is that Africans single-handedly invented “the blues” magically and in a vacuum with no influence from Europeans.
David Morris
Get a job, sir.
Xavier Hill
They owe a minuscule amount. It would've been eventually "figured out" with or without them. For fuck's sake, Spanish people have been playing guitar since before any African laid eyes on one.
What the fuck are we talking about here? There were virtuosos before ships even brought a single slave into the States, what is this fucking madness?
Daniel Diaz
Backbeat, heavy syncopation, blues harmony, blue notes (melodically).
These became standardized in pop music due to the clash of European, Caribbean, and African cultures in the United States near the end of the 19th century.
Angel Taylor
Certainly not all of rock music is blues-inspired, but if more aggressive guitar-based blues is what led to rock, and more aggressive rock is what led to metal. Even looking at the first metal, hard rock, even noise rock acts, they were largely playing blues-influenced songs. We've become so far-removed from the origins of these genres of music that it's hard to believe that this could have just been a progression, but if you were to have chronological knowledge of all of the music that led up to this point in history it would probably seem very natural. Other cultures obviously added their own specific sounds to rock music, but this music can trace back large parts of its origin to the R&B of the 40s and 50s
Jace Price
>These became standardized in pop music due to the clash of European, Caribbean, and African cultures in the United States near the end of the 19th century.
>The absolute state of these Wewuzz animals
Connor Ross
Please I’m begging you, have sex
Adrian Hernandez
its well known to be careful with the blackwell otherwise you may end up dead in an alley and nooone knows your name youtu.be/gZXUSh4Gku4
