How do they know it's 70%? They never asked me.

The agruement is whether or not rap is real music.

And it is.

~AA

How do they know it's 70%? They never asked me.

Its based on the purchases, they take what music stores tell them, and base it on.

The agruement is whether or not rap is real music.

 

And it is.

 

 

~AA

Well, in that case, I say rap is like candy, you have to throw away the white trash.

Well, in that case, I say rap is like candy, you have to throw away the white trash.

You gots the quote wrong.

Music is like candy. You have to throw away the rappers.

~D

Yes, but hes basically got it down.

Rap is trash (IMO).

The agruement is whether or not rap is real music.

 

And it is.

 

 

~AA

Actually, I am at odds with both the abuse of statistical terms to support unverified claims and the argument that rap is not real music. I'm glad to know we now have what is presumably verifiable statistics, and I recommend that you bump this entry every now and then so the people who don't believe rap is real music can update their sigs to be actual facts and opinions rather than lies.

Your efforts are appreciated, Mr. Skellington. Glad to know someone understands the difference between opinions and falsehoods. Certainly I believe that rap is real music, but until legitimate research is done on the definition of music it is as much an opinion as your views that such is not the case. And as long as you are not making up facts to support that opinion, then I will respect it, as I will for anyone who respects the proper use of statistical terminology.