Kneecap Supporters Thread

Showing up how out of touch you are if you don’t get Beyonce.

You like oasis, excuse me if I dismiss any of your views on music.

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Clint Eastwood by Gorillaz.

Yes but Oasis actually made great music.

Beyonce is fuckin awful, she wasn’t even the best singer in DC but she got the big push.

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Oasis are shite dirge bland boring rock for people that don’t have any music taste, mate.

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I don’t listen to her, but she is a cultural phenomenon and anyone that can’t see that - like @Cheasty - is only showing up their own ignorance.

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Why dont you understand and appreciate the music I like - stop dismissing my taste in music

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You’re an idiot who has no taste in music becaus your taste isnt the same as my taste and it should be because my taste is the best taste.

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He’s correct though, music in all genres has gone to absolute shite post 2000.

Luke Coombs - Fast Cars is a generational song. Hard to see anyone in the 90s writing something as poignant

Old men discussing current youth culture

Ffs.

You aren’t supposed to like their music.

It’s actual science

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To put it simply, we just dont get it.

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Fella

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20 utterly inescapable songs from 1990 which I may variously like or dislike.

Nothing Compares 2 U
Vogue
Killer by Adamski
World In Motion
Put Em Under Pressure
Show Me Heaven
I’ve Got The Power by Snap
Can’t Touch This
Ice Ice Baby
Step On
There She Goes
Loaded
Black Velvet
Sacrifice
Itsy Bitsy Teeny Weeny
Groove Is In The Heart
Thunderstruck
Tom’s Diner
Love Shack
Get Up Technotronic

You’re entitled to your opinion.

I didn’t say I dislike Beyonce in general. I also didn’t say she wasn’t a cultural phenomenon. Crazy In Love is monotonous shite though and she’s mainly a cultural phenomenon because she’s gorgeous, is a good dancer and has a smashing hoop.

Beyonce occupies a sweet spot which is deeply appealing to marketers and media where she can evoke a vague musical lineage to Ella Fitzgerald, Billie Holiday and Aretha Franklin meaning she can evoke a vague link to racial struggle while at the same time never uttering anything too politically challenging - and she can also be the driver of the look and lifestyle of a whole generation of fast fashion, body obsessed lifestyle Instahuns.

Very misogynistic take that only shows up your own ignorance, mate.

You can call it misogynism if you like but it’s a statement of the bleedin’ obvious.

You can also call it misandrist that I listen to more music by female artists than than I do by male artists because in a general sense I think women are just better at singing than men.

Did you do the dance when Saturday Night from Whigfield came on ?

I loved doin’ the do when Doin’ The Do by Betty Boo came on.