What is the non-meme explanation for black people being so much better at music than all other races? Is it because they go through more hardships in life which then fuels their creativity?
What is the non-meme explanation for black people being so much better at music than all other races...
Aiden Edwards
Wyatt Reyes
Music critics tend to be white and liberal, so they exercise their white guilt complex by shining a light on black artists and greatly exaggerate their "excellence."
Thomas Reed
For a long time, especially in America, being a musician made you a kind of social outcast/journeyman figure. Since black people were already outcasts, there was more incentive for them to get seriously into music. Also why their music has been mostly garbage the past 30+ years as the old racial divides slowly fade.
Elijah Russell
Wrong. The widespread white guilt we see today wasn't as prevalent between 1950-1990 and yet we have many great black artists from that time period.
Easton Carter
Jazz is fucking boring
Blake Nelson
I love black musicians but I also love white ones, asian ones, latin ones...
Maybe stop being American, and stop seeing everything in white and black.
Carter Wilson
yes more hardships and they just have a more soulful culture, go in a white household, then go in a black household and you will immediately notice the differences in the air
Brayden James
It's just basic statistics bro...not that hard lmao
Joshua Wright
Yes it was though - particularly among "creative" and "artistic" circles. Watch any Hollywood film from the period. To us they seem anachronisticly racist and old fashioned but if you actually pay attention they all contain pro minority pro black pro civil rights messages. Basically the SJW nonsense of the day
Oliver Parker
>statistics
Stop being a burger and consuming burger media. It's rotting your brain.