Скачать или смотреть xQc's "Lyrics vs. Vibe" take highlights the stereotype I fight daily

What matters more in hip-hop: the vibe or the lyrics? And more importantly, who gets to decide? Mega-streamer xQc recently sparked a massive debate by claiming that lyrics "don't matter" in hip-hop and that the vibe is all that's important. This take, highlighted in a recent video by Professor Skye, is a fundamental misunderstanding of the art form and a disrespectful dismissal of one of hip-hop's core pillars.

In this episode of UNPACKED with Lonegevity, I show you how to make a pineapple upside down cake and break down xQc's take and explain why he is simply not qualified to make these kinds of judgments on the culture. I'll analyze why lyricism is essential to the genre's history and artistry, and discuss the larger problem of influential outsiders making ignorant statements about cultures they aren't a part of.

This segment is an UNPACKED reaction to a discussion from a Professor Skye video:    • A Brief, Kind and Unsolicited response to ...  

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