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 No.1421[Reply]

Lil B is the greatest rapper in history and I've spent over six hours to explain why.

If you require a fine tuned philosophical explanation of why Lil B is the greatest rapper of all time, it isn't worth being explained to you. Brevity is the soul of wit. He has made a larger quantity of music, all free, than almost any musician in such a short period of time. Very few of his tracks aren't original in some manner whether it be in their interaction with the beats, some unexpressed/rarely expressed societal consideration shown in various lights that range from exaggeration, truth, storytelling, lyrical consideration, ironical mockery, and sheer existence. when someone is surprised it has been neurologically shown that they are more prepared to intake new information, so his spectrum works on a few levels beyond originality for the sake of creativity. Lil B is the god of positivity, his music is beyond comprehension. Lil B is one of the smartest rappers of all time; this man has done lectures at Harvard. Lil B is a talented artist who likes to make goofy ass songs and enjoy himself. People are drawn to his likeable personality and sheer majesticness. Lil B is the Based God; layers upon layers and we are yet to find his mantle. What follows is an in-depth analysis of just one of the many masterpieces Lil B has created. Titled "Lil B - No Black Person Is Ugly MUSIC VIDEO MOST POWERFUL SONG OF THE DECADE?" Let's begin at the beggining of the song. The lyrics state: "No black person is ugly No black person is ugly No black person is ugly No black person is ugly" Throughout history, Black people have had to put up with mistreatment by mainly white people. The Based God is reminding us that Black people are not ugly at all and should be treated better and not judged based on the colour of their skin.
The fact that The Based God repeats this 4 times could show the desperation in the message that he is trying to convey. He wants this message to stay in people's heads so everybody knows that black people are not ugly.
Lil B then begins his first verse with:
"Make another dime a day, tryna make it rhyme away
Sometime my skin is the reason I'm alive today"
A lot of today’s rappers are admittedly in the industry for the pure sake of making money. Lil B, however, could care less about the “dime a day” he makes from rapping; what he really cares about is speaking out against racism and rhyming away the prejudice that affects African Americans tPost too long. Click here to view the full text.
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 No.1422

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 No.1425

Unspeakably based
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 No.9136

>when someone is surprised it has been neurologically shown that they are more prepared to intake new information
wtf


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 No.6387[Reply][Last 50 Posts]

Let's make a thread to discuss, review and analyze tv shows. Everybody is binging something these days.
Argue about dvd commentaries, Post your thesis on King of the Hill, Reminisce about a tv show you used to watch but don't quite remember it's title. Just about anything related to shows. Post your highscore on those Ben 10 CN flash games. Anything goes.
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 No.6856

Just watched one of the overtly political episodes of the wonder years

Just like kevin I didn't really understand anything back then but now man the entire conversation made me cringe and sick in the stomach

The "strawman" radlib boyfriend that his sister is dating was still a chad who answered the opposition without being too much of a wuss but man I really hope irl such conversations go much better if I ever encounter something like this.

I fancy myself to be a good communist talking combative, and I think for some things optics really matter, especially such words.
Words like "brainwashed" seem to be very touching" and reigning back and clarifying yourself comes across even worse I think

Of course the episode itself seemed to be neutral or whatever. Sure, It ended with the boyfriend being a cheater but I'm willing to take that not as them demonizing his character and just meant to be about the episode being no matter who you are at the end of the day, you're human.

Radlib, Hippie, Well meaning but naive archtypes and tropes are very shit in media. Like sure they're well-meaning in that they could be trying to teach people about how you can't solve everything at once or fix the world alone and things aren't perfect and that sometimes progress isn't a full falst march forward and sometimes you can get set back

But MAN, these lessons always end up on the most right wing tone, of capitalist realism
"Oh well things are shit in capitalism, Just forget about those things because you're privileged to and don't be grumpy anymore with those problems, sweetie"
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 No.6857

Just saw an episode of 3rd rock from the sun where it references neo-trotskyites anti-stalinist marxists and dick tries to get an entire girl's foot in his mouth while having sex

I mean I expected a show about aliens to be weird but damn.
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 No.7777

I didn't even watch any of the What If shit but I heard about the Ultron one and was it funny how much OP they made him
And apparently these episodes aren't like one offs but connect to one big story

I love ultron so much. He's always been way cooler than thanos. He's like the zamasu and that's why I like him.

Him becoming omniscient of the watcher talking shit about and straight up going and beating his ass was just dope ass fuck


The only bad thing was once again the shitty anti-communist propaganda these wonks fit in somehow.
"ooo the ebil soviets were totally part of the nazi german cult H.Y.D.R.A and helped destroy the world!!"

Fucking hell
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 No.7778

>>7777
Also wow 7777 get
Didn't realise that.
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 No.9135

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this show with a laughing track/audience got to air for 6 years


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 No.8256[Reply]

Hello. I want some anime that have people attempting to outsmart each other as a major part of the show. I already watched Death Note, Code Geass, Hyouka, Classroom of the Elite, Kaiji, Akagi, No Game No Life (some of it was nonsense, but some of it was really impressive), The Promised Neverland, Legend of the Galactic Heroes (I am mentioning this one even though it wasn't mainly focused on mind games so nobody suggests it anyway), One Outs, Talentless Nana, Kakegurui and Zankyou no Terror (it focused on mind games at the start). Please tell me of more mind game anime.
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 No.9029

I finished Spiral: The Bonds Of Reasoning manga around a week ago and found it quite good. I am watching Summertime Rendering, I watched up to and including episode 11; there are not as many clever schemes as Sagrada Reset during that time but information crucial to the plot and starting a cat and mouse game was dropped so I will continue watching.
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 No.9030

Gods' Games We Play's synopsis mentions it focuses on brain games so I will watch it. https://anidb.net/anime/17146
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 No.9058

I heard that World Trigger has very strategic fights, so I intend to watch it; can anybody confirm or deny the strategic fighting? I will watch Gods' Games We Play (as I wrote in >>9030 ) when it is finished airing, so I haven't seen any of it and so can't comment on it.
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 No.9117

>>9030
I finished watching Gods' Games We Play a day or two ago and thought it was quite good. The games maintained consistent quality and clever twists. They never reached No Game No Life's materilization shirtori game's quality (episode six) but neither were any games disappointing (like they were in No Game No Life, where a 'B' in a differential equation the viewer was never shown stood for 'brother' and a chess game where the pieces have wills of their own is won through a speech about cuteness instead of anything resembling a strategy).
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 No.9133

>>8841
I finished reading Rokka: Braves of the Six Flowers and found it very good, with clever schemes impressing me all the way through. My favourite volumes were two and three, which I couldn't put down after I read a little bit of them.
>>9058
I watched up to and including episode 35 of World Trigger and find it quite impressive, after a mediocre start. The battles are indeed rather strategic, with Osamu's fight against one of the A-ranks in the training chamber (I think it was around episode 20) staying in my head.
>>9029
I finished Summertime Rendering a while ago and found it rather mediocre. I wasn't impressed by most of the mind games and it turned into a fighting anime later on and I didn't notice much strategy in the fights. I think I watched with rather long breaks in between some episodes and this contributed to my bad impression. I might watch it again.
I heard the Great Pretender has mind games; is this true and if so are they a major part of the show? Any other recommendations?


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 No.9122[Reply]

holy fucking based

is this the greatest toku film of all time?
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 No.9123

Thanks for the rec


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 No.5585[Reply]

anyone want to talk about the new Watchmen? I've been pleasantly surprised so far by lindelof. The recurring motifs are translated well into a series, its already a better adaptation of the original work than snyders.
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 No.5587

I'm super triggered about what these butchers are gonna do to sandman
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 No.9108

I didn't like how they turned the imperfect socially-conservative mislead but fundamentally working-class hero Rorschach into a symbol of the alt-right. It is a shortsighted and Anglo-Saxon liberal glassed interpretation that I don't like. I will give it credit for featuring the squid stuff and Looking Glass is interesting.
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 No.9109

>>9108
>socially-conservative mislead but fundamentally working-class
The working class are socially conservative. Being a non-binary bisexual two spirit polyamorous depressive with blue hair and half a dozen prescription drugs in xis/xer purse is spoilt suburban middle class brat bullshit.
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 No.9110

>>9109
>non-binary bisexual two spirit polyamorous depressive with blue hair and half a dozen prescription drugs in xis/xer purse
You're saying none of these types work in farms or factories?
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 No.9119

>>9109
<socially revolutionary class is socially conservative
How's your daughter, Dugin?


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 No.5633[Reply]

jucika thread pls
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 No.9113

>>9112
it was during Hungarian socialism, the porn is fanart I think
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 No.9114

>>9112
It's the product of severe and long-term mental illness.
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 No.9115

>>9114
lmfao, I can tell.

>>9113
ngl the comic makes me horny but I am also a mentally ill autistic.
I am interested in actually reading the comic now tho.
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 No.9118

eastern eurotards deserved it
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 No.9137

>>5665
u gay


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 No.1590[Reply]

I can philosophically justify rap music and country in terms of psychoanalysis and the linguistic turn. by engaging in self-criticism I have arrived at a more fundamental truth.
once I get my PhD, all of the pseuds and their aristocratic music will get BTFO, and I will revolutionize the aristocratic understanding of the arts. screen cap this so when I’m famous they’ll know I was from leftypol.
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 No.1593

>>1592
I will capitalize on the cultural Revolution that happens in America from China surpassing it.
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 No.9080

Did it happen?
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 No.9081

Youtube channel?
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 No.9083

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I have a love/HATE relationship with rap music
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 No.9085

>>9083
I sometimes don't feel in the mood to listen to rap. Either because it's too dense lyrically or too idk gangster/party/d*generacy


 No.1608[Reply]

No, seriously, that's the name of the album by Sadboy Sheldon/Sewerslvt consisting of mashups incorporating pisscore elements & cliches from various artists.
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 No.9076

You dumb UYGHURZ
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 No.9077

>>9075
Taking a slur and turning it into a word that means something different, is the ultimate way to neutralize it. Not sure naming a music Album has sufficient linguistic shaping powers, but it's worth a try. Tho, the musicians probably just chose this name hoping to harvest cancel controversy to get attention and free marketing. Despite the less than benevolent intention, it might still end up diluting the slur.
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 No.9078

>>9077
What about when they named one track 'Bubble Tea Is Gay, Taiwan Is Still China, Fuck You'?
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 No.9079

>>9078
That's something else.
People sometimes use the description-field for a message.
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 No.9082

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>>9077
Based uyghur.
In this shithole we managed to reverse the meaning of "faggot": now whoever is trying to call out anyone by their homosexing they are immediately called a FAGGOT themselves & reminded that only FAGGOTS would ever think about other human uyghurs' sexuality & how they be always homofucking each other in the anal pooper boipussasshole.
Works fucking wonders, I guess even normoid shits get tired of this kind of retardation to such degrees that they would catch up with you too.

Now if only cummiefucks (= spooked succdam cryptofashits) would remember the meaning behind "we shall make no excuses for the terror".


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 No.7437[Reply]

Uhh yeah, this. What do we think of it?

I think the cinematically it was really good, but it had a lot of historical inaccuracies.
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 No.7478

>>7477
it's still better than most of american movies about russia. and btw vodka chugging is real thing, they really do that
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 No.7479

I watched the first episode. It has such an amazing sense of dread and atmosphere. It's incredible, meticulously done. And that makes it all the more frustrating that so much of it is dedicated to racist, chauvinist anti-Sovietism. The real tragedy in the series is the waste of talent that went behind creating it.
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 No.7480

>>7478
Not during actual work hour and not by the person they were trying to portray as incompetent. Also, who the hell chug hot vodka?
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 No.7481

>>7480
idk, alkies?
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 No.9074

>>23780


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 No.2731[Reply]

Thoughts on Money Heist?

It seems to be very popular internationally and idk why
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 No.9067

>>9064
I doubt heist stories are power fantasies. I think heist stories are popular because those that made it, kicked away the ladder they used to climb to the top. So heist stories are popular because people feel powerless and the heist represents a sneaky ladder to climb to the top anyway.

None of these heist stories are realistic at all, and the fact that people are willing to suspend disbelieve anyway is a pretty good indicator how much social mobility has ossified.
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 No.9069

>>9067
Oh, yes, I agree with you completely. But to me, that just seems like a form of power fantasy. Quite a few heist movies have porn-tier shots of the gold/ cash/ precious artifact that's going to be stolen, and detail who is being stolen from and how mad they are, or how filthy rich the successful thieves have become. There's an element of "deep down we all want to do something like that", I think.
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 No.9070

>>9069
>But to me, that just seems like a form of power fantasy.
It's a matter of perspective.

A story of a powerful thief would be Robin Hood. He changes the structure of society somewhat with his activities.

From the societal perspective the typical heist stories don't change anything, they just switch out who holds the treasure. Gaining higher status is not the same as having power, making other people suffer is the display of impotence of petty tyrants that can't gather any genuine respect.

True exercise of power is reducing the internal entropy of a society.

>There's an element of "deep down we all want to do something like that", I think.

Maybe for some, for most people heist stories are probably escape fantasies, that simulate escaping from economic precarity.
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 No.9071

>>9070
>escape from economic precarity
Very few heist movies dwell on what happens after the heist, so I'd say it's more about the action of performing the heist (even in movies where the heist is more subtle, like 21) that the movie is built on, rather than the money that comes from it (money is still important, but it is only a motive)
>the powerful thief changes society
Ooh, that's a really good point. The Professor will be forgotten within a couple of years, but Robin Hood is still in the collective conscience.
But can you really put him anywhere near Money Heist? Part of the heist movie is also seeing a meticulously laid plan succeed or fail in the ways that only a movie can show us. The masks, the technology, the purpose of every movement is just as pleasing to watch as it is to hear about Robin Hood lifting people out of poverty. In this way it lets the audience project themselves not into a vault full of cash, but as a burglar trying to get in. Robin Hood is a completely different sort of story that focuses not on how he got his loot, but what he did with it.
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 No.9072

>>9071
>Very few heist movies dwell on what happens after the heist
There is a strong ideological prohibition on telling stories that show actions that lead to transformative change. If you show a protagonist that overcomes a really big obstacle, the story must end after the struggle.

For example the Movie Elysium where the protagonist storms the rich people space station, he activates the metaphorical wealth redistribution technology mechanism and then the movie ends. It doesn't show how society gets transformed.

The same goes for a heist movie it can't show how the heist actions lead to transformative change, even if it's just for a single person. The story can't show a protagonist changing their class status through events they controle.

>Part of the heist movie is also seeing a meticulously laid plan succeed or fail in the ways that only a movie can show us

That is true, there is a strong puzzle-solving aspect that is about tickling curiosity. That's the same thing as figuring out how to open a Japanese puzzle box. That part has no sociological dimension.


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