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Did political correctness kill bands like the Bloodhound Gang?
Seems like it's no longer socially acceptable for White musicians/bands to sing anything even remotely controversial that might be interpreted as sexist/racist/tone deaf/etc.
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Yeah. But if you're using that as your thesis to end virtue signaling, please re-think your strategy. I'm on your side tho.
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>>73937821
Making shitty, gimmicky music for 12 year olds killed bands like the Bloodhound Gang
Keep this asinine /pol/ shit on /pol/
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>>73937821
Go away
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they were a goofy one hit wonder with zero talent, who cares? would you buy their third or fourth album?
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this is a free market working as intended
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>>73937821
Political correctness doesn't live on the Internets.
Look at all the people who became famous with only access to the internet.
These Dbags had MTV.
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>>73937911
Your opinion on blood hound gang doesn't change the fact that OP has a valid point.
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>>73938115
There's still plenty of stupid edgy novelty shit to go around. You can't say political correctness killed anything when there's Filthy Frank or whatever.
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>>73938156
Pretty much this, it's just shifted mediums. Instead of being on MTV it's all over youtube now.
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wow such controversial
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