Persuasive essay on Drum and Bass

[Miss Jag]

I have this homework assignment due on Wednesday and I've decided to write it on the popularity of drum and bass versus the ignoramuses who won't give it air time on Energy Radio because they think that dnb has no pull.

*cough*Wonder 2 has 4 internationally acclaimed DNB headliners you dolts*cough*

Anyway, I've been collecting articles to support the dnb cause all morning and I think I will be able to write a compelling piece that I'm thinking should be delivered to publications such as Sonik and the New Times (even though they are hated here), as well as the Rep, and possibly other music mags--and yes, I do plan on delivering it to the idiots at Energy Radio as well.

If you think you can help me out with contacts for article/essay/letters to the editor submissions, I'd appreciate it. I will post the article here first and then you can decide if it's worthy to send to whomever.

[Castor]

Originally posted by Miss Jag
I've decided to write it on the popularity of drum and bass versus the ignoramuses who won't give it air time on Energy Radio because they think that dnb has no pull.


You need to step outside of the dnb bubble. It's not that popular. Do an essay on how it is far less popular than it was 4 years ago.


ps energy radio is ghey

[Miss Jag]

Originally posted by Castor
You need to step outside of the dnb bubble. It's not that popular. Do an essay on how it is far less popular than it was 4 years ago.

Keith, I listen to ALL kinds of music; my tastes are very diverse and I'm not SO into DNB that I can't see the forest for it's trees.

Anyway, I'm speaking of Phoenix specifically. I think it's absurd to say that DNB is not popular here when it dominates the rave scene and SubCon/Freq/Essential Wednesdays have been so successful and long-running. We compete directly with Batucada and it's headliners and yet DNB still brings a draw.

This begs the question: is it that DNB far less popular or could it be that Phoenix radio is afraid to air it...such is specifically the case at Energy Radio with their mentality that "there is no room on Phoenix Radio for dnb."

How is it that DNB gets radio play in Los Angeles, Atlanta and New York--and yet the 5th largest city in the country refuses to air DNB? One more time Phoenix has fallen behind. Look how long it took just to get underground radio here to begin with and all they play is watered down crap that no one wants to hear.


Originally posted by Castor
ps energy radio is ghey

It wouldn't be ghey if they played what people REALLY wanted to hear.

[Castor]

Originally posted by Miss Jag

Anyway, I'm speaking of Phoenix specifically. I think it's absurd to say that DNB is not popular here when it dominates the rave scene and SubCon/Freq/Essential Wednesdays have been so successful and long-running. We compete directly with Batucada and it's headliners and yet DNB still brings a draw.





seriously... you're still in the bubble.

[Miss Jag]

Originally posted by Castor
seriously... you're still in the bubble.

Ok, bubble-boy; since you're so intent on focusing on my musical preferences, I shall indulge you and branch off the subject at hand.

I listen to a lot of underground hip hop; I went to hear Mark Farina on Saturday--which sucked because it wasn't Mushroom Jazz--a NON-DNB event; I listen to Dave Tipper regularly--NON DNB; I listen to The Mars Volta regularly--NON DNB...and NON-EDM for that matter; I enjoy a fair amount of house and make it out to Batucada occasionally; I've been listening to a lot of classic rock lately; I love classical music; I love old latin-classical a capella vocal pieces....and lets not forget the hardcore influence over the last year as well....in fact, I probably spend more time listening to other forms of music than I do DNB.

I'm NOT as much in the DNB bubble as you might think; I'm probably LESS involved in the bubble than most of the DJs/producers here--but the fact remains that if DNB can command the attention and draw in other cities, there is no reason why it should be completely ignored here in Phoenix.

[Consumer]

"Writing about music is like dancing about architecture"

How many people here got into this music because they read about it in a publication?

I don't think you are going to persuade with writing when you can't do it with your records. What's the problem with Phoenix? I think it has something to do with you and 90% of the other dj's in this town that are too preoccupied with playing prime-time technoid bangers. You wouldn't have to bother explaining how diverse your musical interests were if you showed it in the music you played.

[sebastian]

Originally posted by Consumer
"Writing about music is like dancing about architecture"

How many people here got into this music because they read about it in a publication?

I don't think you are going to persuade with writing when you can't do it with your records. What's the problem with Phoenix? I think it has something to do with you and 90% of the other dj's in this town that are too preoccupied with playing prime-time technoid bangers. You wouldn't have to bother explaining how diverse your musical interests were if you showed it in the music you played.


:up

[Castor]

Originally posted by Consumer
"Writing about music is like dancing about architecture"

How many people here got into this music because they read about it in a publication?

I don't think you are going to persuade with writing when you can't do it with your records. What's the problem with Phoenix? I think it has something to do with you and 90% of the other dj's in this town that are too preoccupied with playing prime-time technoid bangers. You wouldn't have to bother explaining how diverse your musical interests were if you showed it in the music you played.


oh snaaap :ninja

[Miss Jag]

Originally posted by Consumer
"Writing about music is like dancing about architecture"

How many people here go into this music because they read about it in a publication?

It's not about bringing NEW listeners in; its about playing for the established listeners--you bring in new people by default just by having it on the air.


Originally posted by Consumer
I don't think you are going to persuade with writing when you can't do it with your records. What's the problem with Phoenix? I think it has something to do with you and 90% of the other dj's in this town that are too preoccupied with playing prime-time technoid bangers. You wouldn't have to bother explaining how diverse your music interests were if you showed it in the music you played.

Oh that's RICH. Thank you for placing the blame squarely on my shoulders! Yes! I am the reason that DNB is NOT played on the air!

GHEY.

Excuse me, but I do believe you've missed the point. There is PLENTY of room on the radio for ALL types of DNB--why is it that suddenly the only form of DNB that could possibly be acceptable to me for airtime are the hard, banging hits? NEWSFLASH: just because I focus on a certain part of the genre in what and how I play doesn't mean that I don't enjoy and support all forms of it.

You're trying to call me closed minded because of my choice in programming and I do believe it's quite the opposite; your mentality states that simply because I play one form of the music that I will only champion that form.

Way to peg a girl WRONG. :down

[Castor]

and what is this.. some kind of cult?? I used to think it was normal (the whole opening peoples ears to dnb). Why is everyone trying to recruit new members? If people stumble across it and like, it should have nothing to do with anyone else. UNLESSSS, youre trying to sell it. ARE you trying to sell it?






ps. I used to sell it. I used to ride my bike around town with my white shirt, tie, and backpack. I feel like an ass for doig so. Dnb in phx works just fine in its small, gathering-like, quaint environment. It doesnt make money, but at least no one is deluding themselves into thinking it could anymore.

[Dub-U-Eff]

Originally posted by Castor
ps. I used to sell it. I used to ride my bike around town with my white shirt, tie, and backpack. Elder Castor?

[Miss Jag]

Originally posted by Castor
and what is this.. some kind of cult?? I used to think it was normal (the whole opening peoples ears to dnb). Why is everyone trying to recruit new members? If people stumble across it and like, it should have nothing to do with anyone else. UNLESSSS, youre trying to sell it. ARE you trying to sell it?

Are you directing this at me or at Jason? Note that I said it wasn't about bringing the music to new listeners; it's about giving people who already listen to it what they want. If someone stumbles across it and likes it or hates it, I could care less--but give the people who are out there what they want!

And don't tell me they don't want it--they're willing to pay $25 to go to a shitty-ass rave to hear it.




Originally posted by Castor
ps. I used to sell it. I used to ride my bike around town with my white shirt, tie, and backpack. I feel like an ass for doig so. Dnb in phx works just fine in its small, gathering-like, quaint environment. It doesnt make money, but at least no one is deluding themselves into thinking it could anymore.

I'm sick of this stereotypical bullshit. There are lots of people out there MY age (30 plus) who love DNB and want to hear it...but for them to HAVE to go to a rave or a club is absurd. Sure, you can buy CDs to listen...but that doesn't justify eliminating DNB from air play.

[Polytrickster]

Originally posted by Dub-U-Eff
Elder Castor?
:laughing :rotfl

[Polytrickster]

Originally posted by Miss Jag
Are you directing this at me or at Jason? Note that I said it wasn't about bringing the music to new listeners; it's about giving people who already listen to it what they want. If someone stumbles across it and likes it or hates it, I could care less--but give the people who are out there what they want!

And don't tell me they don't want it--they're willing to pay $25 to go to a shitty-ass rave to hear it.






I'm sick of this stereotypical bullshit. There are lots of people out there MY age (30 plus) who love DNB and want to hear it...but for them to HAVE to go to a rave or a club is absurd. Sure, you can buy CDs to listen...but that doesn't justify eliminating DNB from air play.

Come on now. Raves? People pay $25 to have a free haven for getting and doing drugs. not for DNB.

[Castor]

Originally posted by Dub-U-Eff
Elder Castor?

that was the old castor.

[Castor]

Originally posted by Polytrickster
Come on now. Raves? People pay $25 to have a free haven for getting and doing drugs. not for DNB.

:up :up

not to mention, rave attendance is a joke compared to what it was 6 years ago. Not a good sign for the cause, lol :rotfl

[Castor]

Originally posted by Asava
She has a point. You guys are just being mean and negative.

I call it being realistic

[Castor]

Originally posted by IonSant
what draw? everytime I come out, wheather is a weekly or
a monthly, here in downtown or anywhere in phoenix,
is the same people in all events.

Radio sucks ass, and the dnb audience can be summed up with
a number of 200 or less, to bring in real advertisement money
radio stations need a larger number.

as in what you wanna hear? get real and write about something
more meaningful.


:up :slayer

[Consumer]

Originally posted by Asava
She has a point. You guys are just being mean and negative.

Not me - I'm only talking about the state of drum and bass dj'ing in Phoenix... :snore

...good thing the producers are keeping at it.

[antibreak]

Theres people who just genuinely appreciate dnb in phoenix? :confused

I think you can push that article and make it convincing tho...as with most things. :D

[BAY622]

Originally posted by Castor
:up :up

not to mention, rave attendance is a joke compared to what it was 6 years ago. Not a good sign for the cause, lol :rotfl

Rave attendance is on the up and up. So are all the noobs and the blatant drug use they bring. Kandieland 2 (all hardcore/HHC party) brought in over 900 paid in attendance. That's a friggen lot considering it was ALL hardcore. Imagine all those kids on their favorite letters of the alphabet. :crackhead

Off topic again, but a properly promoted PHX D&B event could easily pull 1000 heads. Just need to think outside the box.

[Infidel]

I agree, there are a whole lot more people into DnB in Phoenix then you think. IonSant, you really think the DnB audience can be summed up at 200 or less? No fuckin way man, I really don't believe that.

If kandy kid ravers are pulling 1000 people at a ONE STAGE HAPPY HARDCORE EVENT, you don't think with the proper promotion you couldn't get half that amount for a good DnB event? There's so many people in this city that I just don't accept that, sorry.

As for Consumer's comment on DJs, I see where he's coming from but I hardly think that's the primary problem. That's not to say track selection and variety aren't important, but it's not the overarching issue. Accept that some people don't like liquid and only wanna play tech or neuro. Or that some people loathe edits-laden amen tearouts and would rather play atmospheric stuff. It's up to the people that really love a style to push it not DJs that aren't so fond of it, and I don't see how they can be faulted for it. IMO.

[nikalodeeun]

radio sucks anyway. none of the radio stations play music that i like, no matter the genre.... besides not even the people in the dnb scene like to listen to dnb all the time and the ravers and clubbers don't know the fucking difference between hhc, house and dnb anyway.

[Consumer]

I like to produce essays on Drum and Bass in the form of music production and dj'ing. Buy my cd.

[Miss Jag]

Originally posted by Consumer
Not me - I'm only talking about the state of drum and bass dj'ing in Phoenix... :snore

...good thing the producers are keeping at it.

You know, I really resent the hell out of that; I've stayed true to my sound over the last 8 years--I have not deviated from the style of dnb that I've played since day one and I STILL incorporate tracks that I've been playing since 1996-97. Believe it or not, but there are people out there who like to listen to the old stuff and aren't as concerned with playing the "I have the newest dub, I'm cooler than you" game.

And how is it MY fault that the sound that I chose years ago became popular? Did I have a crystal ball? This is ridiculous. Why don't you start blaming the spoons in banana splits or whatever dessert du jour for making fat people grotesquely obese!

You forget that I used to BEG YOU, JASON, to come listen to my sets in the back room when I used to only have 30-40 people in the whole of Phoenix to play to back in 1997 and you told me that you 'couldn't groove to drum and bass' like you could to house.... I can't believe you have the nerve to criticize and lecture me over the state of drum and bass in Phoenix. You're forgetting who you're talking to. I was the girl who used to play ANY time slot just to get to play--I was booked as the 'token female' or 'token drum and bass DJ' for a long time. And I played for FREE up until Mikee Patton booked me for Planet Rampant Tour and became my manager. I earned respect in Phoenix--I never demanded it or felt entitled to it like some seem to feel on this board.

Eric has mentioned--and I'm inclined to agree with him--that good dnb tracks are getting harder to find because the sound has become so 'inbred' due to lack of outside musical influence. Keith has a point about the 'bubble' but I was around long before that bubble came into existance and I've never limited my listening and patronage of events to DNB alone.

You know, I think it's plainly obvious that most of you actually FAILED to read what I wrote:

Originally posted by IonSant
as in what you wanna hear? get real and write about something more meaningful.

I specifically said there was PLENTY of room on the air for ALL FORMS OF DNB.








Hooray for Dumb-Core...once again they've failed to read and comprehend the topic and take it down a completely different path other than for what it was intended.

:slow clap:

[Castor]

:snore

[DjGrayfox]

out of 89753497509348570349857340958734 radio shows on all the stations combind, only one 3 hour show is dedicated to dnb in philly on FM radio...the so called capital of dnb.

i think that this would be a good topic to touch on in about 5-10 years but right now it's the low man on the pole.

but things are deff looking up. anyone see the commercial for Midnight Club 3: Dubz Edition??? They used Teebee and Calyx's "Follow the Leader" which is on the DSL cd as thier main promotional tune.

that's big. other big name games like Fifa Street and GT4 all have tunes by known dnb producers.

think about it...dnb has only been around for what....12 years. shit, think of hip hop 12 years in. "it's a fad...it'll go away within a couple years...it'll never last...it for poor black people."

now look at it... roughly 25 years later. multi billion dollar industry.

now i'm not saying that's gonna happen with dnb but things are getting better and better for our 'scene' to reach a more main stream fan base. which i enjoy cause maybe that will help bring more financial backing into our industry.

*on another note...remember like 6-8 years back...you couldn't find a club that was 21+. all 18+ or all ages. that's where i see the problem. by the age of 21 most people are set into a certain scene and it's harder or less likely to switch or get into another scene by then. it's all about getting them young.

i could go on but i'm going back to bed.

[f3/\r teh Phorced Access]

:fu

[Consumer]

Too bad Jen is taking all of this personally. Years ago a veteran dj taught me that it just ain't worth it to get worked up over what is just a performance of other people's music.

I always have something to say about drum and bass in Phoenix on a message board about drum and bass in Phoenix - get used to it or log off.

[Consumer]

Yes, I did state to Jen in '97 that I can't dance to d&b like I could other music (I doubt I said house, since I was into minimal and hard techno more than anything else at the time). What that has to do with anything now is beyond me, especially when considering which one of us has championed this music more.

Check me out in 1997 raving to DJ Inertia:

http://www.livingart.com/raving/azlistparty/listparty11.jpg

[brilliant]

rofl deepfreq and new moon! bffaa!

[Castor]

ravers...

[cpud]

Originally posted by Dub-U-Eff
Elder Castor?

:laughing :laughing :laughing

[cpud]

Originally posted by Consumer
http://www.livingart.com/raving/azlistparty/listparty11.jpg

:laughing :king

[BAY622]

Originally posted by IonSant


remember the metal headz tour?
the biggest names in dnb history in one
place, and look what came out of that.
.

Some of shittiest promotion I've ever seen too...

[nikalodeeun]

what a great thread hijack. old raver pics.... oh man. the memories... or lackthereof...................

[nikalodeeun]

Originally posted by BAY622
Some of shittiest promotion I've ever seen too...
what promotion?

[BAY622]

Originally posted by nikalodeeun
what promotion?

Precisely. :crackhead

[NextLevel]

Originally posted by BAY622
Some of shittiest promotion I've ever seen too...

Thats because it came together 2 weeks before the event!! It is an example of HOW TO LOSE $ and what NOT to do. It was supposed to be a birthday party, small gathering with great talent that got out of control as artists kept being added and things got more and more out of hand. It definately was not supposed to turn into what it did. Thats why we charged such a small cover. It was supposed to be a gathering of friends and fans of DnB to get together and see amazing talent without having to pay an arm and a leg or deal with the bullshit of a rave. From the beginning we were not planning on making $ or even getting it back. It was honestly something that was done purely for everyones enjoyment. The attendance and $ was NOT the failure at this event. It was the rampant disrespect and the fact that many people missed the point.

[f3/\r teh Phorced Access]

Old people fighting - consumer vs miss jag..... isnt it great that all you youngsters can see that no matter how close to 30 or over 30 you are that you will still argue over some petty ass bullshit.....

:D


YOU ARE FOREVER STUCK IN THIS SYSTEM!!!!!!!!!!




:foff

[killahranks]

there seems to be on sure fire way to see who is right,

write the fukin paper submit it to everyone and see what happends..

Will the jaded drum-core h8trs be right?

Or

will the essay/paper or whatever make some waves maybe draw some attention?

...
place your bets

[Jamiejame911]

Lots of "opinions" floating about...

[Dub-U-Eff]

I'm entertained :up

[Consumer]

:subc

Jen, good luck with thing and make sure you do a better job than this article:

http://www.phoenixnewtimes.com/issues/2004-01-22/music/music.html

[Infidel]

Adam Eaglerock?

[Miss Jag]

Originally posted by Consumer
Yes, I did state to Jen in '97 that I can't dance to d&b like I could other music (I doubt I said house, since I was into minimal and hard techno more than anything else at the time).

No, I definitely recall you mentioning house in that statement...it was sometime around the advent of Jas's Groovetribe. At the time, everyone was nuts about Dubtribe and Sunshine Jones, and the first Simple...but I admit my memory is fading and I don't remember things as clearly these days.


Originally posted by Consumer
What that has to do with anything now is beyond me, especially when considering which one of us has championed this music more.

You've GOT to be kidding me. You're not actually starting a pissing contest with me over who has championed drum and bass MORE....this is absolutely absurd. Just because I left Phoenix for 5 years doesn't mean that my contribution holds any less weight than yours. Furthermore, I have never had the desire to become a promoter and throw huge events, nor have I ever had the desire to become a big-name DJ. Your accomplishments in the Phoenix DNB scene don't out-weigh mine and they don't make you any more important either. Similarly, my accomplishments don't out-weigh anyone elses contributions to the scene either.

I miss the days of the AZ DNB Collective. There was no negativity, no competition, no one thought they were better than anyone else and there was no false ego and cock-stroking. If there was any beef, it was handled maturely and quietly--there was no drama as there is today. While it is true that Essential was nothing more than a mouth-piece, at least we all held true to the ideals about which he preached.

What has been created with Drum-core is the very antithesis of what we created in the AZ DNB Collective: solidarity.

Now, back to the topic at hand even though I feel like I'm the only one here who hasn't lost sight of the original purpose....to bring drum and bass to the people who love it. That purpose is the driving force behind this essay. It isn't to persuade new listeners to open up to DNB; it's to persuade the dolts at Energy Radio to stop ignoring ALL OF US--the established drum and bass listeners. Yes, I agree that the radio sucks--all the more reason to fight to change it and have them play music that DOESN'T SUCK. You can't tell me that if they played drum and bass--THAT CATERS TO EVERYONE--on a regular basis that you wouldn't care to listen. How great would it be on a Sunday afternoon to hear an easy-going track by Calibre or Klute or [insert your favorite artist here because no one I mention will make you happy]?

[Miss Jag]

Originally posted by Consumer
:subc

Jen, good luck with thing and make sure you do a better job than this article:

http://www.phoenixnewtimes.com/issues/2004-01-22/music/music.html

Thanks for the article; I will be using a quote from Mendez. :)

[f3/\r teh Phorced Access]

Get an MP3 player or listen to shoutcast streams... sheesh....

you people.... when I show this to my co workers it blows their minds to even start comprehending what everyones problem is...


"This is a message board about some sadistic form of electronic music????"

[dockle]

fuck this! this is so much bullshit, i am starting a new genre of music called "guitar and keboard" and there will be no drumz or bass on any of my tracks. And none of you can listen to it .. its MINE MINE ITS ALL MINE! come visit me at www.guitar-core.com

[Consumer]

Jen, you really do tend to go down the wrong path with my comments. You are reading and attaching too much into what I'm saying. We should talk in person if we are to get anything constructive out of this (which I believe is possible).

[Miss Jag]

Jason, at least TWICE in this thread you directly addressed me--not Phoenix DJs in general--in the negative: you stated that I insisted on playing the same, hard style of DNB as many other DJs and that my personal musical taste didn't reflect any variety in the style that I play; you made another statement suggesting that I haven't championed DNB as much as you have.

If you don't want me to take your statements personally, then I suggest you not implicate me directly as you did in both of those examples.

I believe that nothing is a lost-cause so long as the lines of communication are open. I'm always down for a good chat. :up

[LushLady]

even if a radio station did in fact play drum and bass, they would most likely play one track every 4 hrs, then crappy trance music the rest of the time. who would go through that just to listen to a track?

good luck

[Consumer]

Originally posted by Miss Jag
I'm always down for a good chat. :up

Like 7 years ago when we talked about distortion being used to create dirty basslines over chinese food? I'm down. I'd really like to clarify where I'm coming from and help you with the motive: get this music we love some airplay.

[Castor]

Why dont you have a chat about how it's over, and how you're all to old to be this concerned about stuff like this.

[X-Gote]

Originally posted by Castor
Why dont you have a chat about how it's over, and how you're all to old to be this concerned about stuff like this.

Yes :up

What happens when you get what you want and meet your goals? then what? (http://www.drum-core.com/board/showthread.php?s=&threadid=9007)

[kaiser soziac]

Originally posted by Consumer
I like to produce essays on Drum and Bass in the form of music production and dj'ing. Buy my cd.
amen...thats why I have almost 20 mixes floating around....and I am a newb to most

[kaiser soziac]

Originally posted by Consumer
Jen, you really do tend to go down the wrong path with my comments. You are reading and attaching too much into what I'm saying. We should talk in person if we are to get anything constructive out of this (which I believe is possible).
dood its a female thing we won't understand....

[Miss Jag]

Originally posted by Consumer
Like 7 years ago when we talked about distortion being used to create dirty basslines over chinese food? I'm down. I'd really like to clarify where I'm coming from and help you with the motive: get this music we love some airplay.

I'm in. I can't eat chinese anymore though--I have to watch my blood sugar intake as I'm nearly diabetic. I had a handful of jelly beans two weeks ago and I'm just now starting to feel 'normal' again. I'm down for anything that occurs in nature without being screwed up and altered by humans. :up

[Miss Jag]

Originally posted by kaiser soziac
dood its a female thing we won't understand....

I will splatter you with skunk-blood and sick wild dingoes on you.

[killahranks]

Originally posted by Miss Jag
I will splatter you with skunk-blood and sick wild dingoes on you.


Lmao..

hahahaha

i just tell him that i will dowse him with gasoline and light him on fire in his sleep....

[Dogoneye Embellish]

DIGIDAM! Everyone is like,”bla bla bla.”
Eye noticed that a lot of you cats have:
a) 30 mixes of your latest D&B set.
b) 30 opinions about this or that.
If both sound like Jughead pinchin’ hot terd;
I say, “KILL THE DEEJAY!!!”
P.S. Your sooooo bubble.
Referring to the, "step out of your bubble." talk

:metal :metal :metal

:fu

[Infidel]

Originally posted by Dogoneye Embellish
DIGIDAM! Everyone is like,”bla bla bla.”
Eye noticed that a lot of you cats have:
a) 30 mixes of your latest D&B set.
b) 30 opinions about this or that.
If both sound like Jughead pinchin’ hot terd;
I say, “KILL THE DEEJAY!!!”
P.S. Your sooooo bubble.
Referring to the, "step out of your bubble." talk

:metal :metal :metal

:fu

wtf does this even mean? "30 mixes of your latest D&B set"? That damn thread on AZInfoLine has brought all the freaks out. :crazy

[nikalodeeun]

Originally posted by Dogoneye Embellish
DIGIDAM! Everyone is like,”bla bla bla.”
Eye noticed that a lot of you cats have:
a) 30 mixes of your latest D&B set.
b) 30 opinions about this or that.
If both sound like Jughead pinchin’ hot terd;
I say, “KILL THE DEEJAY!!!”
P.S. Your sooooo bubble.
Referring to the, "step out of your bubble." talk

:metal :metal :metal

:fu
come back when you learn to speak english.

[sativa]

Originally posted by Dogoneye Embellish
DIGIDAM! Everyone is like,”bla bla bla.”
Eye noticed that a lot of you cats have:
a) 30 mixes of your latest D&B set.
b) 30 opinions about this or that.
If both sound like Jughead pinchin’ hot terd;
I say, “KILL THE DEEJAY!!!”
P.S. Your sooooo bubble.
Referring to the, "step out of your bubble." talk

:metal :metal :metal

:fu

:confused what?







:rotfl :rotfl :rotfl