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When do they actually play music in school?

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Ryan Ruiz Ryan Ruiz MemberOP
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#1 ·
The other day at my high school, they started playing music during the breaks.
At first, it wasn't too bad—just some Red Hot Chili Peppers, Pink, and Jennifer Lopez (though I was already getting a bit tired of that). But then, during the long break, they played Justin Timberlake—actually, wait, I can't change that—then they played Elvis Presley... but honestly, it was just... look, I know I shouldn't complain, but when they started playing those two Muslim songs, I completely lost my cool. It was some kind of techno track with someone wailing in Arabic in the background. I felt like I was standing right in the middle of a mosque!!!
It was a total disaster!
And I just sat there thinking... how can a high school play this kind of music? Are these really high schoolers? Is this what the future leaders of our country sound like? Playing this Muslim nonsense in such a prestigious school?!!! It’s a disgrace.
What kind of music do they play at your schools, if they even play anything at all?
Brenda Gomez62 Brenda Gomez62 Newcomer
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#2 ·
What’s even the point of those prestigious private academies if they just end up turning out racist little brats like you?
I'm guessing the DJ was spinning some Panjabi MC - 'Mundian to bach ke', which I think might be the single of the year so far 🙂
feralnomad50 feralnomad50 Newcomer
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#3 ·
Brenda Gomez62 said:Why bother respecting prestigious institutions when they clearly exist just to churn out little racists like you?

😁 😁 😁
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Kevin Chavez3 Kevin Chavez3 Veteran
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#4 ·
God, honey, you really are clueless. 😢

nvm Killdozer
John Thomas2 John Thomas2 Active Member
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#5 ·
Brenda Gomez62 said:Why even bother with those prestigious schools if they just turn out racist brats like you?
I bet the DJ was spinning Panjabi MC - 'Mundian to bach ke', definitely the single of the year. 🙂

😁😁😁 🙏

I can actually get behind this one.

God, kid, I used to actually like you... 👎 🙄

Man, oh man... 🙄
Edward Robinson6 Edward Robinson6 Newcomer
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joined Jan 2003
#6 ·
Did they maybe drop some new ADF?

Honestly, schools shouldn't even be playing music. It makes zero sense. There's always some group trying to force their shitty taste on everyone else just to feel important...
Today in my class, right before music started, they were blasting Riblja Čorba. These dudes were totally vibing, singing along to "When I Was Young," but it was driving everyone else insane. Then, a bunch of girls took over the aux, blasted some obnoxious techno beat, and started headbanging like they were at some rager.
And then, you know how it goes—they shove their little anthem in your face, all smug, asking, "Isn't this awesome?" And when they see you don't give a damn, they just keep nodding their heads like idiots. It’s gross. Who the hell does that in a school?
Robin Rodriguez5 Robin Rodriguez5 Active Member
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#7 ·
Are you actually suggesting that someone would blast techno with an Arabic track in the background inside a mosque? 😕
God help the educated and cultured people left in this world. 🙄
driftingeagle27 driftingeagle27 Active Member
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#8 ·
It’s kind of wild seeing someone obsessed with Dead Can Dance, especially when you have to point out how their whole sound is basically built on those "Muslim" influences. 😁
Ryan Ruiz Ryan Ruiz MemberOP
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#9 ·
driftingeagle27 said:It’s pretty funny when someone claims to be into Dead Can Dance. Do I really need to point out that their music is full of "Muslim" motifs? 😁


Saying they are full of it isn't true at all. That's just crap. They have their own stupid moments here and there, but I'll let that slide.

And you guys are clearly too naive to realize that racism is hatred toward races, not toward religions.🤮

If you're going to use that word, you should at least be accurate and call it
religious racism... because that's what it actually is.

Man, John Thomas2, I actually liked you because of your taste in Cave... but listening to all that Muslim stuff? Pffft.

Then there's that smart aleck asking if people play techno in mosques with Arabs—surely not, though I'm sure those guys are howling away.
John Thomas2 John Thomas2 Active Member
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#10 ·
Ryan Ruiz said:Look, John Thomas2, I actually liked you because of Cave... but listening to all this religious stuff? Please.

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Aaron Hughes20 Aaron Hughes20 Newcomer
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#11 ·
Ryan Ruiz said:...but listening to all that Islamic stuff... pffft...

That track you described sounds like an Indian song.
Not necessarily "Indian" in the way you mean, but definitely from India—based on the rhythm, the notes, or whatever you want to call that wailing style.
There are Muslims in India, sure, but they're a minority.
The majority religion there is Hinduism (apologies if I misspelled that).
They follow the whole caste system thing and all that.
A Anonymous Veteran
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#12 ·
Whoa, calm down there, kid. You are absolutely full of hate. 🙄

Maybe even Panjabi MC would have played that. She’s actually pretty cute.
lonebison37 lonebison37 Newcomer
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#13 ·
Ryan Ruiz said:but when they played those two Muslim songs... I just lost my mind entirely!!!! (...) Like I was standing right inside a mosque!!!
A total disaster! (...)
And I mean seriously... a high schooler playing that music—is that really what we call a student? Are these our future leaders? Playing Muslim garbage in a prestigious school?!!! A complete catastrophe.

Yeah, I'm pretty sure it was Mundian to Bach Ke, a massive hit and all that🙂
and you, honey, it’s honestly embarrassing that there are creatures among high schoolers who think exactly like you do, I don't even know how you have the nerve to say stuff like that. You're absolutely eaten alive by stereotypes. I could write you an entire dissertation on what a stereotype actually is if you aren't aware. "Muslim garbage in a prestigious school"> it's so obvious you have such a brilliantly developed value system. High school girl, future intellectual... yeah right, we should just go out and wipe out Muslims, tear down mosques... as if they're all threatening your very existence...
silentpanther15 silentpanther15 Member
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#14 ·
Ryan Ruiz...

No offense, but you’re sounding pretty clueless again!

When you're playing music for a massive crowd at a high school—and I really hope you aren't actually in middle school based on how you're acting—it's totally normal to spin mainstream hits that everyone can vibe to.
That single the DJ probably dropped was by Panjabi MC, and honestly, it’s been one of the biggest tracks out there this past year. I think it was even the number one hit in the US for a few months (Pocket Venus was the top track for the whole year).

The fact that you're just a moody teenager who can't keep it together (and btw, you don't look nearly as cool as you think you do) is your issue, not the DJ's...
graniteangler10 graniteangler10 Member
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joined Dec 2002
#15 ·
Last year, they started blasting music during breaks at my job
mostly just that commercialized MTV garbage
you know, the kind of stuff you can totally live without
but since my buddy was the one playing it, we mostly just let it slide🙂

then one day, something went missing from the manager's office, and she officially banned all music (since the people playing it had to be in her office anyway)😢
Ryan Ruiz Ryan Ruiz MemberOP
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joined Dec 2002
#16 ·
silentpanther15 said:Ryan Ruiz...

No offense, but you’re sounding pretty clueless again.

When music is being played for a massive crowd—like at a high school dance, anyway (and I really hope you aren't talking about middle school because that's how this sounds)—it's perfectly normal to play mainstream hits that most people can actually get behind.
The single the DJ likely dropped was by Panjabi MC, which has been one of the most played tracks over the last year. I actually think it might have even been number one in England for a few months (Pocket Venus was the top track for the whole year).

The fact that you're going through puberty and can't keep your cool (and by the way, you probably think that makes you look cool) is honestly just your own issue. It has nothing to do with the DJ...


Silentpanther15, sorry, but you're the one being dense here. By the way, it's interesting how "normal" people who don't really care about music or just listen to whatever pop is on the radio find this kind of stuff totally repulsive. Most people were genuinely disappointed by the DJ's selection, including those of us who actually have specific tastes.
I don't have an issue with pop, or Robbie, or Jennifer Lopez, or any of that stuff meant for the masses. But playing these kinds of Muslim sounds or Thompson is just plain primitive, regardless of whether they are considered hits or not!
So go ahead and keep rambling if you want.
Sean Miller78 Sean Miller78 Member
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joined Feb 2003
#17 ·
Ryan Ruiz said:Listening to all that religious fervor... please.

And then there was that smart aleck asking if they play techno music in mosques. Of course they don't, but I'm sure you'll hear plenty of chanting instead.

And tell me, do they have an odor? Don't they, just a little bit? Huh?

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Ryan Ruiz Ryan Ruiz MemberOP
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joined Dec 2002
#18 ·
graniteangler10 said:Back at my old job last year, they started playing music during our breaks.
Most of it was just that commercial trash you'd hear on MTV,
so it wasn't like something we actually needed to listen to,
but since a buddy of mine was the one playing it, it wasn't too bad to have some noise in the background. 🙂

But then one day, something went missing from the manager's office, and she ended up banning all music entirely because the people responsible for playing it had to be in her office anyway. 😢


Honestly, the best thing they played over these last three days was Vangelis 😁 and even then, it was just the shift supervisor playing it during the early morning hours. I mean, what can you do? During the big break, you either head outside or just put on your Walkman. On top of that, the speakers are so blown out that when you combine a total disaster with those terrible speakers, you end up with 👎
William Hernandez26 William Hernandez26 Active Member
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joined Jul 2003
#19 ·
..I’m currently in a lounge where you can actually hear yourself think😳

A few times, I’ve happened to walk down the hall and heard nothing but trashy songs about how all women are basically nothing but trouble (honestly, I can’t recall a single specific lyric if it kills me!)

Some people would play stuff everyone actually enjoys—like the Peppers—but my memory is failing me on the rest🙄

But generally speaking: there was everything from Calvin Harris and ET to Karma, Justin Timberlake, Pink, and Jennifer Lopez. You’d even catch Nirvana, Pearl Jam, or the Rolling Stones occasionally😲

Now that I think about it... do they even play music from the big eras anymore? Uhhh😳
ironcanyon4 ironcanyon4 Newcomer
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#20 ·
Ryan Ruiz said:The other day, my high school started playing music during the breaks.
On the first day, it wasn't too bad—a few tracks by the Red Hot Chili Peppers, Pink, or Jennifer L. (though I was already getting sick of them). Then, during the long break, they played some Gibbon—actually, wait, I shouldn't say that—then Oliver... but honestly, it was all just... ugh, fine, I won't change the names, but when they started blasting two Muslim songs, I absolutely lost my mind!!! Some techno-style track with what sounded like Arabic chanting in the background. It felt as if I were standing in the middle of a mosque!!!
It is an absolute disaster!
And I found myself thinking... a prestigious high school playing this kind of music—is this really where high schoolers belong? Are these the bright minds of our future? Playing such Muslim nonsense in a respected institution?!!! It is a catastrophe.
What kind of music is being played at your schools (for those currently in high school), assuming they play anything at all?

Hmmmm, there is simply no point in joining the crowd in attacking your character, but I will offer you one piece of advice: free your mind and your ass will follow... 😉

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