@Background Pony #EC80
I’d say it’s accurately captures an important element of the divide between the explosively popular hip-hop subculture and “mainstream” (almost entirely White) American culture back then, including the translation of elements from the former to the sensibilities of the latter. Whitefacing was an unfortunate process in the evolution of rap and its disruption of White America’s musical identity.
I’d say it’s accurately captures an important element of the divide between the explosively popular hip-hop subculture and “mainstream” (almost entirely White) American culture back then, including the translation of elements from the former to the sensibilities of the latter. Whitefacing was an unfortunate process in the evolution of rap and its disruption of White America’s musical identity.
don’t be triggered by such little things