Black Death: How Africa Became Heavy Metal's New Frontier

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I was just about to talk about how far behind certain places are when it comes to "American" culture....... White supremacy bruh :wow:

what you mean by behind? What is ahead and who define's what's ahead? what's the measuring stick? So if someone comes up with something that nobody's heard until 10 years later are they ahead? If someone copies someone are they behind or just plain copying. I'm confused with context.
 

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Foh. There are racist metalheads on some fukk shyt but metal as a whole is far from racist or exclusionary in ANY way. It's the exact opposite.

Metal has sub-cultures within the sub-culture, and I think this is true enough with most of that scene, but the black/death/"extreme" fanbase is often very racist. They're inclusive as far as Latinos, Far East Asians and Arabs, but shun black people if they're into traditional black music genres outside of metal. The black folks they're cool with are usually the new blackish kind who don't fukk with black culture(s) (dudes who like being told "you're the coolest black guy ever" by their cac friends). Not that every black person into metal is a new black, but that's the preferred black person in that scene by far. I've actually seen it first hand, and it's all over the net - they mock and passionately hate hip-hop culture, think non guitar driven music takes no talent/creativity, and give black heavy metal musicians "points"/backhanded praise for not playing traditional black styles (almost every compliment for Suffocation's drummer and guitar player is along these lines).
 

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Metal has sub-cultures within the sub-culture, and I think this is true enough with most of that scene, but the black/death/"extreme" fanbase is often very racist. They're inclusive as far as Latinos, Far East Asians and Arabs, but shun black people if they're into traditional black music genres outside of metal. The black folks they're cool with are usually the new blackish kind who don't fukk with black culture(s) (dudes who like being told "you're the coolest black guy ever" by their cac friends). Not that every black person into metal is a new black, but that's the preferred black person in that scene by far. I've actually seen it first hand, and it's all over the net - they mock and passionately hate hip-hop culture, think non guitar driven music takes no talent/creativity, and give black heavy metal musicians "points"/backhanded praise for not playing traditional black styles (almost every compliment for Suffocation's drummer and guitar player is along these lines).
You ain't lyin! I'm a rocker and a head. and I've been in some the deepest of pits. They do prefer a certain type of brother but most people over 25 enjoy all types of music. Especially after they realize 170 lbs. nikka throws elbows as hard as they do.
 
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