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White Privilege II - Macklemore & Ryan Lewis


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Sequel to this: 

 

He makes some great points. I like how he called out his own white fans in the song lmao. 

The song is free on US iTunes. 

 

 

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Tokyo Rose

I think it's disgusting how this straight white male exploits other people's issues for profit and fame

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venusian
1 minute ago, Tokyo Rose said:

I think it's disgusting how this straight white male exploits other people's issues for profit and fame

i never thought of this damn

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venusian
3 minutes ago, JEANBO said:

Ugh, he's so pretentious. #teamIggy

yikes

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Morphine Prince

I bet most of the people commenting **** didn't even listen to the full almost 9 minute song haha. 

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in the verse where he mentions iggy  he's also talking about himself

" the verse is someone talking to him and saying he's among those listed and criticized for using black culture. He references his own album in the next line. The lyrics of the verse are from that of someone speaking to him and all the artists accused of appropriation. " 

 

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Morphine Prince
2 minutes ago, Yanko said:

in the verse where he mentions iggy  he's also talking about himself

" the verse is someone talking to him and saying he's among those listed and criticized for using black culture. He references his own album in the next line. The lyrics of the verse are from that of someone speaking to him and all the artists accused of appropriation. " 

 

Too bad people just hear another artist's name and RUSH to create drama.... 

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Judas Oyster

Smart move. I like the lyrics.

Edit: This is so good that it felt like I was watching a documentary :omg:

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Daredevil

He's right tho. He's using his fame and privilege to send a message. There's nothing wrong about that. It's better than saying nothing and ignoring the real issues. When he rapped "Same Love" you were down on your knees for him, because it affected you. Now he's rapping about other real issues, but you are offended because he dissed your fave? Miley and Iggy are not only untalented, but also racists. I could give you 100 receipts for both arguments, but I'm on mobile. 

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42 minutes ago, Tokyo Rose said:

I think it's disgusting how this straight white male exploits other people's issues for profit and fame

But shouldn't white people acknowledge their own faults? We can't just talk about such issues while white people sit on the sidelines. That's why you see videos of white people not wanting to discuss race issues because they don't believe they have a voice. Or are even allowed one for that matter. I welcome this.

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Tokyo Rose
14 minutes ago, ZacharyMark said:

But shouldn't white people acknowledge their own faults? We can't just talk about such issues while white people sit on the sidelines. That's why you see videos of white people not wanting to discuss race issues because they don't believe they have a voice. Or are even allowed one for that matter. I welcome this.

He is deliberately installing himself into the Black Lives Matter discussion for fame and profit.

The people in the movement have said, they don't want white people speaking for them.

There is a way to be part of the discussion without exploiting it.

It has nothing to do with "sitting on the sidelines", a line he implanted into this song to justify his money grab.

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1 hour ago, venusian said:

this is suprisingly really good. glad he called it out

 

1 hour ago, venusian said:

i never thought of this damn

You like what he is saying. But he is white so he shouldn't say it. But black people are being discriminated against by whites and someone should speak up! But not a white person because they might make money if they do.
 

It does seem like a confusing train of thought, let me tell you.

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