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did billie eilish even have a right to say this?
so her use of the word posturing, which mean behavior that is intended to impress or mislead (i had to look it up), creates a divide between what she’s doing — story telling — and what rappers are doing — lying — when it actuality there isn’t a difference. when you write/sing in first person, people pretty much associate what you’re saying with you. whatever it is. and why does she specifically call out rap? are we to assume that every. single. country artist who sings about riding tractors and being from a small town…is actually riding a tractor in a small town? or is bruce springsteen still a blue collar working man?
music is meant to express oneself, inspire, evoke emotion, to share all of the those weird thoughts in our head that make us feel so alone when we’re really 80% the same. anyone. anywhere.
so while i love billie eilish’s contribution to music…i won’t accept her acting holier than thou with it.
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