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Originally Posted by L. Veracity
I'd never doubt that not every foreign rapper wants to make it in the U.S. but a lot do and I never said you wanted to make it here, but people know that the biggest industry for rap is in the U.S. and that's what they likely gravitate toward...it's fine and dandy by me that you wanna make it in your country...that's great...
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Couldnt agree more... And if my music does ever make it to the states and sells good, then thats only a plus on-top of what I want to achieve as an artist..
My style relates a lot more to indie american rappers rather than aussies though.. Like I said, I never fit any steriotypes.. I am an innovator when it comes to the music I produce. I go against the norms..
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Originally Posted by L.Veracity
and I'm not being "snobby" cuz believe me, I knwo plenty more IGnorant black people that I know IGnorant white people, but I'm speaking as far as television...people try to censor albums and rock albums back in the day weren't predominantly the black people, it was white people...they're the ones that control TV channels and networks, so that's who I meant more specifically...
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But what your missing is, that black people are still the minority in america...
You cant seriously expect the TV industry to be more full of black people than it already is cause in reality, a country with a majority of white people will always be more tailored towards white audiences...
Its just how things work... If america's majority was black people and white people still made up most of the media... THEN you'd have a sound argument...