• blitzen@lemmy.ml
    1 year

    Because “Killing in the Name Of” is still relevant.

  • jared@mander.xyzEnglish
    1 year

    Big popular artist are probably pretty controlled in what the money lets them do. More independent artist are making the songs.

    • NutWrench@lemmy.mlEnglish
      11 months

      This. Especially these morons rapping about “the Man keeping them down” when they’re literally working FOR “the man” and they’re covered in gold bling. Congratulations. You just made a bunch of rich, white record executives even richer, while doing NOTHING for the people you claim to care about.

  • the_q@lemm.eeEnglish
    1 year

    Big artists benefit too much from the system. People seem to give passes to the rich they like, but they’re all our enemies. No amount of good they could possibly do would offset the support and participation they provide to this machine of destruction.

  • slaneesh_is_right@lemmy.orgEnglish
    11 months

    They are not on your side. That’s why punk and hardcore is a thing and “pop” is garbage

    • manicdave@feddit.uk
      11 months

      It’s funny how Macklemore’s redemption for humiliating Kendrick Lamar is humiliating Kendrick Lamar again.

      • geneva_convenience@lemmy.ml
        11 months

        Kendrick was a massive disappointed. Fakest rapper alive trying to diss Drake instead of speaking out againdt a genocide.

        Gaza has ripped the mask off everyone.

  • howrar@lemmy.ca
    1 year

    I’m assuming you’re talking about the US leadership? Eminem has been putting out music critical of every (2) Republican president since getting big.

  • Goun@lemmy.ml
    1 year

    There are, maybe look for different genres

  • barneypiccolo@lemm.eeEnglish
    11 months

    Record companies are just big corporate conflomerates, who dont want to make waves, and they control the artists’ output.

    Any Resistance Music is going to come from truly independent artists, and we should do everything we can to promote them.

  • DearMoogle@lemmy.today
    11 months

    There were a lot of protest songs about Iraq and then it just seemed to fizzle out