NoPreference498

https://youtu.be/WC87bLmGD40?si=MIaZsrHMiA8nmwFT

For me it’s Lupe Fiasco- King Nas The flow is smooth, but makes absolutely no sense. Word salad.

MF Doom comes to mind for me.

I’ve been thinking a lot about masculinity and what it means to be a man, and I’ve come to the conclusion that there isn’t one fixed definition. I tend to get a little too philosophical sometimes haha. But I will say this: I disagree with a lot of the ideas society pushes onto us about what a man should be. I agree with being assertive and aggressive at times, but I also believe that the ability to show humility and gentleness is also a strength. But I get laughed at by other men sometimes for expressing that. Anyways, I could go on. Just curious if anyone else has reflected on this.

I know this has been brought up multiple times on this sub, but I just rewatched it and my perspective has changed since I first watched it years ago. Just wanna hear everyone’s thoughts on it

Asking as someone who knows nothing about music theory. But I wanna learn

I was listening to some math rock, then I listened to this song by Kendrick.

When I was a kid it was so fun to explore. I could burn my fingers, scrape my elbows, and stub my toes and still get up and want more. Life was new, exciting, curious, and unbound. I didn’t know anything. I don’t like the term “ignorance is bliss” because that term comes off as being a bit of a drag. The only time I’ve heard anyone say it is when they’re saying it downwards to someone. But if I’m being honest with myself, I find that I ignore a lot. Not intentionally, but I’ll often get so wrapped up in my own world that I become ignorant and distant from others. In that case, ignorance is not bliss. Sorry to sound all mopey, I don’t mean to give you the same feeling you get when you see an

I’m speaking from my own perspective, which is just for self studying topics that I’m interested in. I used to use it as a catalyst where would I ask a question, so that I can brain storm what to look up next to continue studying, or just to make sure I’m understanding something correctly. I found it to be a great tool in that sense, but after learning of the environmental impact, I just can’t bring myself to use it anymore. What are your thoughts on using