Kadrae

Kadrae

I am an extreme extrovert, who loves interacting with people and connecting with them on a personal level. My favorite types of content are storytelling, motivational, and informative. I am not a big news person, I am a believer in learning about new things helps stimulate the mind. I do love entertainment media, but I am not into gossip unless it is humorous. Anime and TV shows are my version of sunday night football. I am not into sports at all but I respect those who are. If I am not talking im probably coming up with the best tv series, comedic skit, or podcast idea in my head.My hobbies include listening to music, watching anime and tv, podcasting, writing, storytelling, Essentially everything I do as a career. However, I enjoy experiencing brand new things, I am up for giving anything and everything a shot, like going to new restaurants, lakes, concerts, creative shows like poetry readings, fire spinners etc. I wish I can experience something new like that everyday. My favorite conversations are ones about the individual I am talking to, I got into radio because it gives me an excuse to ask bands and artist personal questions about their lives. I am very spontaneous and will reference vines, old tv shows, and sitcoms at random even though I know nobody has ever seen them.

 

Late Musician Kurt Cobain Controversial Opinion

Courtesy of mtv.co.uk

In an interview with Robert LoRusso back in 1991, Kurt Cobain spoke on his perspective of the rap music. He talked about his appreciation for the music and how he likes the fact “ it’s one of the only original forms of music that’s been introduced”.  He expressed his issue with misogynistic music and claimed that he doesn’t listen to rap that much because of it. It is unclear if Cobain, actually said “white people should not rap” exactly. However, he did elaborate on why he agreed with that statement. 

“I’m a fan of rap music but most of it is so misogynist that I can’t even deal with it. I’m really not that much of a fan. I totally respect and love it because it’s one of the only original forms of music that’s been introduced. But the white man doing rap is just like watching a white man dance. We can’t dance, we can’t rap.”  

Yes, white people can dance. Especially the legendary, Bobby Bones!  white people can also rap. Famous white rappers include Eminem, Machine Gun Kelly, the late Mac Miller, just to name a few. 

Art can be a celebratory form of expression, which I believe all cultures are allowed to express and experience. All music and art forms have different origins. Yet, whether you are rapping, a folk singer, or a classical performer, respect the arts history while expressing your truths and telling your stories. So, yes white people go ahead and be rappers.  


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