Is Rap Music Stage Red? - Sociological Analysis

[Psychonaut]

You can only see the shades of red from SD-Coral. Afaik only me and Leo are at SD-CORAL.

There are more, but not clear-eyed.

Edited 8 hours ago by Psychonaut

[Joseph Maynor]

I see stage red in everyone including me.  

[Psychonaut]

It is in the color of your blood.

[Cubbage]

One thing I have observed is that introverted people I meet in alternative communities are less likely to venture into other types of sound versus extroverts. I didn't "get" electronic until I went to my first rave, which by nature is a highly extroverted type of environment. There's also group-think and becoming the sum of your peers in stuff like metal scenes where if you start veering off into other types of music, you risk losing touch with your group. I've been in and out of many music scenes and this is something I've observed happen in my self. Nowadays, some of my best friends are people who are into everything and mean it, cause they can't be tied down to a clique.

[Joseph Maynor]

I like it when people try to outsmart me!

[Cubbage]

4 minutes ago, Psychonaut said:

Afaik only me and Leo are at SD-CORAL.

I didn't even know what that was and I just looked it up and it sounds like my mind as it has been for God knows how long. I have met many people like these in my circle, in fact some of my very best mates operate from this type of consciousness. I am starting to realize my life experience isn't very normal lol.

[Psychonaut]

Neuro-divergence has the highest death-rate of all "mental-illnesses". It is the deadliest "disease". Deadlier than "cancer". 

[Cubbage]

Experimental hip-hop is something I enjoy listening to now and then, especially stuff like this with the weird, shoegazey sound to it.

[Joseph Maynor]

3 minutes ago, Psychonaut said:

Neuro-divergence has the highest death-rate of all "mental-illnesses". It is the deadliest "disease". Deadlier than "cancer". 

Wow.  Then I guess we are all screwed!

[Psychonaut]

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Edited 8 hours ago by Psychonaut

[Human Mint]

If you're at supposedly at red and compose rap, I guess you're either healthy red or in reality blue because you have some basic education to be able to write some kind of lyric. To me the whole rap industry fits more into orange though. 

Red music seems to be more of a tribal thing, sort of singing a lyric about how you're going to behead your enemies. To prepare you mentally for that. But not to make it big in the rap industry.

Those rappers wearing exaggerated ornaments seems to be part of orange. They might write lyrics about gang shootings and that but their lives don't reflect that. They're thinking about being famous.

Edited 1 hour ago by Human Mint
Grammar.

[Leo Gura]

Rappers don't need to be Red, they can just ape Red.

Most rappers are just conformist posers who will do anything to look cool.

Rap is like a collective sub-cultural delusion. Unconscious survival. Monkey see, monkey do.

Edited 1 hour ago by Leo Gura

[Xonas Pitfall]

I guess this is true of a lot of pop music as well, where artists flaunt materialistic values, conformist status symbols, status-seeking behaviour, or their desirability. It's all very red-orange in terms of the lyrical themes.

Edited 59 minutes ago by Xonas Pitfall

[Leo Gura]

Conformity is rampant all across Tier 1.