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Ladies and gentlemen, the recipient of the 2017 Nobel Prize in Literature is...

>> No.8620879

>>8620875
This will never happen, I am so disgusted how articles come out saying 'hes the best artist of the last hundred years'. NoNONONO! VILE!

>> No.8620886

>>8620879
I'm actually his fan, but this is ridiculous. He's just listenable pop/hip hop artist. Who writes those articles, Kanye West?

>> No.8620896

>>8620886
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iXj_GDktXaA

>She was on the side of the video game the whole time

Really makes you think

>> No.8620900

>>8620875
I honestly don't get the big deal about him at all.
/mu/ tells me the production is lush and orchestrated but it's not really. Why is hip hop so dull?

>> No.8620901
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8620901

Just done reading some Radiohead, does anyone know any similar authors that you can recomend?

>> No.8620904

>>8620900
all music is dull
listen to the screams of victims instead

>> No.8620912

>Kanye West.
>Not Nas.

>> No.8620924

>>8620904

>implying there isn't music that is (or is simulating) the screams of torture victims

try Lustmord and then come back

>>8620912
>>8620875

>Kanye
>Nas
>not Kool Keith

sure is pleb in here

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8620927

>>8620875
It's not so far-fetched.

>> No.8620930
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8620930

>>8620927
LITTLE

>> No.8620939

>>8620896
I find him really likeable actually, he's always alone against the world. He is above being a part of black community or rap artists, he's simply Kanye and will always go against the norm

>> No.8620990

>>8620927
What the fuck does that mean? I wish Twitter allowed more than 140 characters because John Green never seems able to explain what the fuck he is talking about

>> No.8621009
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8621009

>>8620990
How does it not make sense

>> No.8621026

>>8621009
Because the English language wasn't invented by black people...? It's obviously been influenced by black culture but he literally said "black males invented the language". That doesn't make any sense. Black males have had such a small influence on English that everything that you and I are writing right now would be the same if English had never interacted with black people.

>> No.8621029

>>8620927
rly makes u think

What the fuck did he actually mean by that?

>> No.8621033

>>8621009
>White voices need to stay quiet
>It's a white guy saying this

This is dumb.

>> No.8621043

>>8620912

>Nas
>Not Scarface

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QQeN-OXZrLo

>> No.8621155

>>8621026
>>8621029
>>8621033
colloquial language is dominated by black people. our energy is defined by black culture no matter how much you want to deny it. compare how people were pre-rap and post-rap, there's a huge fucking difference.

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8621173

>>8621155

>> No.8621189

>>8621173
perhaps you don't get out much but black culture has had a huge impact on the younger generation of white people.

>> No.8621241

>>8620927
That's not real is it? Can't imagine he'd be so sexist.

>> No.8621270

>>8621155
So, people in certain parts of the United States using slang that was invented by black people = black people invented English? Sounds pretty accurate and not exaggerated at all
Again, colloquial language has obviously been influenced by black culture in the past few decades, but what John Green said is extremely inaccurate. Black influence on English may seem large because of pop culture, but as soon as you consider history and geography... John Green is a retard.
White people saying "trap" ≠ black people invented the English language

>> No.8621277

nah he's gonna get the peacr prize when he becomes president

>> No.8621284

>>8620900
Listen to Death Gripsu

Also if any rapper should win this prize it should be Stefan.
Or Gza would be a more sensible pick since he isn't a meme.

>> No.8621308

>>8621270
nobody said black people invented english. the irony of this is you can't even read his tweet correctly.
black people have structured the parameters in which the english language is expressed and therefore understood in daily conversation.
what does history and geography have to do with anything? you'll have to elaborate.

>> No.8621373

>>8621308
>black people have structured the parameters in which the english language is expressed and therefore understood in daily conversation.
this isn't really true though, and is a pretty charitable interpretation of Green's abortion of a tweet

>> No.8621376

>>8621308
Ok then what did he mean by "White men invented the words. Black males invented the language"?

>black people have structured the parameters in which the english language is expressed and therefore understood in daily conversation.
Black people have structured the parameters in which the English language is expressed? You're not even going to specify which countries? Because in Australia less than 2% of our population is black, yet the conversations we have with Americans don't seem too different from the normal conversations we have.

>what does history and geography have to do with anything? you'll have to elaborate.
In history, the English language didn't change more than it normally does when black people interacted with it. Unless you want to attribute every change in the English language since the 1800s to the African American population, then you'd understand that the actual influence that black people had on the English language is proportionate to their literary/academic/lingual presence in English speaking countries. They weren't very influential at all.

>> No.8621397

>>8620927

I can't take this level of cuckoldry anymore.

When are white men gonna start their own ISIS-like militias?

>> No.8621428

>>8621397

Whenever I see tweets like this, that's when I remove the safety from my Browning!

>> No.8621438

Meritocracy isn't real ffs.
Do you really think some people are more valuable or skilled than others?
Promotions/awards should go to the most victimised and oppressed candidates and not any 'superior' candidates because they don't exist.
The idea of 'superiority' is literally just a social construct used to oppress marginalised communities and has no base in reality.
The only honourable thing to do when making a decision benefiting others, is to make the choice which best considers the needs of the most oppressed ethnic and sexual minorities.
They literally deserve it more because they have been held back their whole lives.

>> No.8621444

>>8620927
>white MEN
>black MALES
So blacks aren't even human? For someone whose job it is to write books, that's a very poor choice of words.

>> No.8621454

is /lit/ completely unmoderated
how long until it becomes the new loli board

>> No.8621477

>>8620927
>women didn't invent words and language
Sexist pig kill yourself I will get you fired because you said something I disagree with

>> No.8621528
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8621528

>>8621009
Why are you guys vso angry? I agree with this guy; Wiggers should shut up and preferrably not exist at all.

>> No.8621535

>>8620930
Yeah I mean it's not like it was part of a joke or something. Thank god we have to take luis c. k at 100% face value all the time

>> No.8621539

Master Necro Mega-Damage Rapeface

>> No.8621548

>>8621155
>our energy is defined by black culture no matter how much you want to deny it
What does this even mean?
>compare how people were pre-rap and post-rap, there's a huge fucking difference.
Could you elaborate?

>> No.8621555

>>8621548
I'm not him but a more reasonable alternative to what he said might be that rap and black culture has taken the spot metal and hard rock had a couple of decades ago. The rock side of music kind of abandoned drug abuse and partying and that heritage has been taken by rappers. Except that at least rock tried to pretend to be a rebellion against the establishment whilst rap culture is 100% consumerist and perfectly fine with pop culture and whatnot. It might an ideological coming of age or a regression, I'm not really sure...