none of the bolded fukk with house influenced music like that. even street house music like ghetto house/juke music or club music
serious question: when and where did house music stop being cool amongst black Americans?
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none of the bolded fukk with house influenced music like that. even street house music like ghetto house/juke music or club music
IllmaticDelta
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I said electronic dance music, not specifically house
No argument( not that there is one) just a stupid ass comment for a attention it's a good thing you made your intentions clear because I definitely would have negged your weak ass regardless
Larry Lambo
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Other than New Orleans, the places you bolded were big on techno/EDM which was derived from house. The "corny" commercial house music like Techntronic/Snap/Robin S./Crystal Waters was major in those places.
New Orleans had bounce, so I don't know of any major house influence there.
Givethanks
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Chicago brehs,
Is Juke music, similar to house? When i was younger my siblings used to play it, but i could never fukk with it like that.
Is Juke music, similar to house? When i was younger my siblings used to play it, but i could never fukk with it like that.
it started when cacs took out the drums and turned it into a lifeless groove becuase we all know they can't dance for shyt 
i will say the uk brehs did a nice job on the garage and deep house scene, that shyt be fire
also afro house is still bumpin but that's mainly only played in south africa
i will say the uk brehs did a nice job on the garage and deep house scene, that shyt be fire
also afro house is still bumpin but that's mainly only played in south africa
juke derives from ghetto house of the 80's/90's but it has a faster bpm.
All Knowledge
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Partied at Cielo on a #RootsNYC night a few weeks ago.
Amazing as always. House lives in my heart.
Amazing as always. House lives in my heart.
2 Up 2 Down
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Wasn't popping in my neck of the woods (Va). Rap, R&B, and some go-go was where it was at
hip-hop and r&b took over.
it didn't help that the gays basically adapted it to where it unofficially because THE genre of gay people.
This is a valid point. I have heard other people refer to it as "faq music"
IllmaticDelta
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house music just like disco, has always been waaay more straight than gay. The majority of the actual artists are straight but for some reason outsiders overstate the gay element.
I agree with you.
But you cant deny that (for some reason) people have started to align it with homosexuality.
I'm just saying that this new take on it is not helping its popularity amongst black Americans
IllmaticDelta
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I don't think that even plays a big factor in how aframs view house music.
We'll just have to agree to disagree.
Many people in this thread have stated that they love this song:
But I know that quite a few brehs that would look at me sideways if I was bumping that in the whip
IllmaticDelta
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aframs listen to disco all of the time and it had the same overstated gay element as house music
how would they look at you if you were playing the following?