Vince Staples Gives Examples Of How Life Imitates Art
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- Vince Staples talks about how art influences life.
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Vince is so underrated one of the smartest dudes under 30 in rap today
That’s just common sense tho
@@Jeremixhs common sense ain't all that common these days
@@Jeremixhscommon sense is extinct, social media and negative music has rotten peoples brain to the core
Just one of the smartest artist in general not just limited to rap
under 30? one of the smartest dudes in rap of any age, one of the smartest dudes in commercial music of any kind frankly ...
I love when Vince gets serious and gives us a piece of his mind.
being on an island is 100% correct. I know this is a "back in my day" response, but for real - back in my day, hip hop had a regional sound which made it exciting to hear other areas' takes on topics. Now everyone is on the same beats with the same flows wearing the same thing. East coast conscious rap like Tribe didn't look or sound like West coast conscious rap like Pharcyde, but they were on the same wavelength. Southern music hitting the main stream didn't sound like anyone else, and that's what made it dope.
Hell, even white music sounded different. Nowadays white acts have to have a trap beat to be popular. Shit's weird when the majority sounds the same.
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Speaking facts bro 💯
I think technology contributed to this more than anything else because back in the day all the people in New York had to work together it would be NY rappers had to go to local NY producers and the same on the west coast but now we can easily just send the beats across the country digitally and rappers can send verses across the country as well
@@StW_Beast_ absolutely did
An artist with an acute awareness of the responsibility he has to the public is very rare nowadays. Good job sir!
Society has a responsibility to maintain a certain standard when it comes to the art that's accessed in the public space at the minimum. Vince is right. It has too strong of an influence on children and those who already struggle to survive.
He ain't lying.
I think Vince is to young to remember Long Beach pre 06 or bro wasn’t outside cuz I was one of the first mf’s in 06 to put on some skinny’s before lb was known as a city where you can dress crazy. all the OGs got locked up on the same day in 06 in a citywide gang injunction. I saw an interview were he said his most active years were 06-2013 and that’s literally when all the big homies were locked up from every hood. The longos main head was a 15 year old ay the time. The hardest foos in the streets were taggers cuz gangbanging was almost non existent after the Jordan high riots in 05
I remember rapper D.O.C said something very similar. Hes from Houston, TX but met with Dr. DRE and was flown out to LA to write on Straight Outta Compton. D.O.C said when he went back to Houston months later, he saw the whole culture out there changed after NWA blew up. Everybody out there wanted to gang bang now, which is something that was not prevelant in Houston pre NWa. Just goes to show how much influence music DOES hold both negative pr positive.
The D.O.C. Is a wise dude. Also one of the nicest humble dudes you could ever meet. He’s told me some stories that we even recorded to some beats that are incredible from those days. I wish i could share but I promised too because of the consequences and problems that it could lead to.
It goes both ways. Art imitates life and life imitates art. Depends on the cycle and timing.
Every city wants that Chi-Raq vibe now, and it's corny, the smoking on a pack type vibe
It really is, where do we go when we want to find something new to innovate is the question
Facts! No individual artistic ideas everybody wanna be what’s cool
Reminds me of what Schulz said on Flagrant when he was traveling in Europe before social media and talking about every city had its own "fad" or "style" like when he was living in Spain and every kid had a fohawk mullet for some reason.
What interview or podcast was this on?
Fax, i never saw/heard this one. Did you find it ?
Been listening to this man since he first dropped and this is why he thinks for himself and I love it
If there is no change of metaphorical heart, then things will remain the same. We need to surrender to God and to what the sacrifice of Jesus Christ has done for us, to show us the way, the truth and the life, and spread that to others. He is risen now. We need that energy, not the energy of violence, pride and destruction. Glory to the Godhead and the sacrifice of Jesus Christ. Holy Spirit guide us...SBN NATAN
A lot of why I stopped listening to rap
I love intelligent artists imparting their wisdom to us well done vince big up man i have always felt the same way of how media does shape life and reality
agreed
music has that power to manipulate people's personalities no cap bro
so you have to be careful about what and who you listen to
I agree to a extent because you cant truly pinpoint one guy or “wave” rap as art has been self destructive ever since them labels came in and made it bout profit back in the 80s. So yes modern rappers have some blame but lets not forget the crack era the gangsta/killer era now we in the junkie era where the crowd is fine watching talent kill themselves slowly for fame/money.
so aware and intelligent. he’s literally one of our generations greatest artist. love him 🩵💙
I would say the dread look in America started from Louisiana and Florida culture not chief keef
Wise man ❤
I never heard this guy's music, but i started following him because he thinks alot like me. Wise and pretty intelligent. He seems like a chill dude.
His music is fire. He also collabs with earl sweatshirt alot and those songs are gasss
He has a whole mixtape produced by Mac Miller nobody seems to know about these days
Damn, nobody really knows or understands how deep this actually is smh.
What interview is this?
Now how can we teach thinking for once’s self? indulge in the music but you don’t have to become the music.
Life definitely can be art but niggas be gettin that misconstrued with Art being life lmao
Too many posers now and no one too call them out for it in their peer group
Explain that alt Los Angeles part he was talking about? I always wanted to know understand what the culture was like there.
Long beach has always been a melting pot but with our own style/culture. Technically inside of LA county but always our own thing because it was just different. The two biggest albums from the LBC was snoop dogg’s Doggystyle and Warren G’s Regulate. Long beach had street dudes, punks, a huge gay population, rich ppl, hella skaters, and parts of towns mostly having one race (mexicans and cambodians). Nowadays everyone kinda looks and acts the same. Not too much music coming from here either.
Norfside Longbeach
Damn vince is super intelligent
basically the kids get caught up in the music and want to imitate it
Woke up
Facts
His Wisdom, understanding, and knowledge is wild
I made a song about how scared I was my friend would die from their lifestyle like 2 days before it happened and now I can't live w myself for putting that energy into the world.
The energy cane to you for a reason your supposed to be a vessel maybe the message is for someones else life maybe someone else he was close to that lives the same life bro keep your head up
you were responding to his energy brother. you didn’t put or force that energy into him, he walked into the lifestyle himself ofc. same way only we can choose to walk out, no one can ever force us to make better decisions, we make them for ourselves. 💔
What’s this from?
Long Beach to La is what Austin is to Houston
Get a Blirt of that
This is knowledge
Facts 💯
Ya, I know what you mean. Strong wisdom👊👊
The force is STRONG with this one.
Spitting
Accurate accessment 👌👍
All these rapper's cadence beat flow is very Remedial and Robotic programmed to the youth for mind control engineering
Damnnn that’s facts
That’s true af I never thought about it that way
I think thats just social media making it seem way more frequent than it actually is. Chief Keef was 16 when he blew up. Just making music about what his life was.
Clones
Dat part
Its social media more then its music seen and listen to music throught the years but everyone atill had they own style though for the most part now its like every kid under 18 act, talk , and dress the same
Agree. Agree. Agree.
Bro he hit the nail right on the head
this is a wise young man Respect!
Very well said.
That's because different frequencies make peple feel different things. Everything works on vibrations really.
Yuppp
Well said.
No lies told
Could def listen to him speak for a while
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That’s what I noticed in the early 90s with music.
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Facts
Life does imitate art but I also think art imitates life a lot of the time. The problems were already there and yeah maybe not nearly as popularized but there wasn’t a spotlight put on them until the art was created and put infront of a few million other peoples faces.
Is definitely a perpetual thing. One feeding the other.
@Damuduragg well its gonna be glamorized regardless I mean as long as its illegal and it feels like your getting away with something there will always be thrill seekers who get a euphoric rush from doing it.
@Damuduragg that's one of the reasons why I think drugs should just be legalized and treated more like a medical issue rather than a legal issue because your suddenly not cool for shipping a few hundred pounds of weed across the border and selling it to people your resupplying your legitimate business at that point. Your not subverting the system by finding creative ways to get codeine you buy it from the drug store and get high at home and if you overdose you can do yourself or you can go to a hospital or a safe injection sight
@Damuduragg legalize, tax, and regulate and you will essentially take all the fun out of it because at that point your not a rebel you just have a drug problem
Those boys made a deal with a devil to get out the hood. In return they had to influence the youth
What boys ?
@@mrswaggflu3000 rappers
I agree to an extent but I think it’s short sighted to end the blame at the rappers. They aren’t the ones that out themselves in the situations/environments that drive them to get out the hood
Bro shut up stop saying this go outside
The dynamic has been switched...
thank you vince
The art imitates life and it creates a cycle, but all of this stuff existed before. Art puts a spotlight on aspects of life. He's right but he's only scratching the surface, its like hes at the wrong starting line to look at things fully. Hes coming into the "movie" of life at the 3rd quarter. He doesnt have the full context but he's on the right path.
who drew your picture? it’s sick as hell
The bay is still an island
word.
I love Vince! ❤❤
he's so poised
Realest shit I’ve heard
I love how wise he is
New York Mets
He spittin
Yess
Life is art
It’s love as well ❤️
Vince thanks for calling those ones oit
Sup with that macho man mustache 😂🤣💀
Vince tells his barber to do it that way so that he can go to the grocery store and no one bothers him. His words not mine
@@seandafny lol what interview was that? 😂
real 💪
Facts
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I agree 💯%
Facts
dudes been killin each other listening to jazz it ain the music man
"See what these kids do is hear about us toting our pistols, and they wanna get one cause they think this shits cool. Not knowing we really just protecting ourselves..." music definitely impacts how people act and think. Lil wayne did it with purp drank. The issue isnt the music though, its the people who misinterpret its meaning. "But still you out in these streets thinking you as hot as can be. Making sure you lame swaggers all polished and clean while your favorite rappers like 'Yeah he got it from me.'" Hopsin and many other rappers realize that they have an impact and try to make it positive. Ill mind of hopsin can really put alot of people in place if theyd actually listen to whats being said.
It's the music. Remember poverty is still a major contributor to violence and it would be that way even if we produced no music at all
Its definitely making the problem worse
It's not BECAUSE of the music. It's about not being raised well. Everyone hears stuff in songs or sees things in movies, but there's a difference between a person who listens/watches and leaves it at that, and someone who is unable to grasp the concept of not emulating everything they hear and see. The difference is upbringing, support systems, education etc. Without those things, it becomes easy to see why so many people in our country are so ignorant. They were given little to no guidance. So they don't see ENTERTAINMENT as what it is, they see it as REALITY.
watch the video
Blah blah blah. Anything to justify it.
Doesn't he rap about killing innocent witnesses to avoid prosecution? 😅
He never said he didn't
@capitalpablo I'm not saying he denies it. I'm ust pointing out that he feeds into the negativity that influences real-world violence.
No he doesn’t feed into negativity. He speaks on his life experiences and struggles. His work is poetry, for him to get on some 80’s “stay in school” shit would not reflect his lived experience. You must not know about it or the history since this the SAME SHIT whyt ppl were coming at Pac for. They said “Don’t u sing about killing cops?! You tell young children to be cop killers!! 🤡” And he said: No I don’t. I sing about self defense and defending myself against police brutality. There’s a difference.” He’s singing about his neighborhood and the realities…i really can’t give you the whole history of hip hop if you aren’t already caught up i swear…people just hop on 3s clips and can’t/won’t even listen to the music. 🙉
@@samaraisnt the struggle of having no problem playing bitches and spraying witnesses 🤣
No longbeach way diffrent from LA buddy get off the stage bro
Explain ? What he mean about being the place with the weirdos, I thought that was like the Bay Area type of vibe. I’m not from out dea.
Dam man real shit