Look, it’s the same logic. None of us care about what those weirdos are up to, so we aren't going to step in. The music isn't the issue—it's just stupid people. Case closed.
Sandra King86 said:Not really. They're actually... Everything is under control. No issues here. Go back to your little ghettos. They don't bother me, and I don't bother them. 😬 😛
Is rap just "contained within its own little ghettos"? Honestly, the world isn't even a stage anymore. It’s become one giant ghetto.
And that’s not considered a social issue?
I won't even get started on how much more aggressive rap is compared to country music. To me, the music just sounds worse, and honestly, both the artists and the crowds feel way more primitive.
Sandra King86 said:What the hell is a social problem? It perfectly captures the pathetic state of this entire peninsula's spirit. It just leans right into those bizarre stereotypes that serve as a toxic blueprint for our youth. Women want to be "muscle girls"—that’s the new trendy term for influencers—and guys? Forget being athletes; they all want to act like mobsters. 😛
Hey everyone, listen up. 😁 If anyone’s having issues with Sandra King86, just reach out to me directly. 🙂
Look, folk music isn't the issue. The issue is stupid people, but nobody has come up with an efficient way to deal with that yet. And these articles? They're garbage.
On the flip side, I’m way less bothered by people listening to country than those who only stick to classical because they think it's "timeless," or people who exclusively blast world music because they want to seem urban and alternative, or die-hard punk fans because they're anti-establishment. Why don't we label them primitive? That's what I want to know.
Edit: I've never heard country at a dance, or even in a taxi, not even in NYC. Artists like Taylor Swift or Katy Perry aren't exactly country players.
To all you people saying no—what on earth are you guys even hanging out for? Look, sure, he absolutely wrecked his buddy's ribs, but that wasn't strictly about the music 😁
Sandra Chase16 said:Look, it’s not about the location—but if things actually go down, I just can't leave my dog alone with the cat at home for that long. If there's any other way, I'm heading straight back right after the show. Fast.
Exactly. I was just laying out the pros and cons clearly.😁
Look, I’m not trying to push you, but staying in New Orleans is honestly such a vibe. I don't see why you'd bother traveling all the way back alone or staying overnight elsewhere when you could just crash in a nice, cozy room in New Orleans. You can wake up tomorrow, wander the streets, grab some ice cream, play tourist, and at least have some company on the train ride back.
Bottom line: heading back to the US at 4 PM is just a bad call. But hey, if for some reason you really need to be back in the States by Saturday, then do what you gotta do.