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[45_rpm]

i fucking love the b-boys. for some reason there's a lot of sub-subcultures that seem to talk about unity and praise it and even talk about "bringing it back" but for some reason these kids that love dance and hip-hop have more unity than everyone else. and they thrive on it. they compete against each other and yet still have the most complete

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[anonymous]

Please. What do you think you can just become part of something because you think another 'scene' has more unity then yours?

"It's funny how the most nostalgic cats are the ones who were never part of it"

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[45_rpm]

i'm not sure why i even feel like i have to defend myself here considering you've left this comment anonymously, which says something already about you, but i feel like i am part of something. the remains of some form of "scene" that's changed over years by trend and from some of the people i know, it used to be a lot different. and some even talk about that word "unity" and talk about all the good bands they've seen and it's something i didn't get to see. you made it seem like i want to compete for who has more unity. all i was saying was that i love the b-boys, i'm friends with them and what they do is awesome.

as for your el-p quote-- i'm not feeling nostalgic, i just have the urge to make a change because i wouldn't mind seeing a scene that i'm involved in flourish with a social respect.

so fuck off.

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[spinthebottle]

You might want to reread his entry, you fucking idiot.

[away_with_words]

i agree completely.