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One of the funniest/truest videos ever Posted on: 01.02.2012 by Erich Vallabhaneni I can't say much being a dubstep producer but im nothing like this(a few exeptions) :http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_CVbI4g-214 | |
Scarlett Saupp 08.02.2012 |
Originally Posted by Cybertrash
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Larraine Hannum 03.02.2012 |
Originally Posted by Ed Paris
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Matt Kane 03.02.2012 |
Originally Posted by sarasin
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Lilliana Perris 03.02.2012 |
Originally Posted by Ed Paris
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Evelyn Navarijo 03.02.2012 |
Originally Posted by Karlos Santos
Originally Posted by Karlos Santos
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nayit ruiz jaramillo 03.02.2012 |
Originally Posted by Cybertrash
What else can anyone expect. teenagers go full tilt at everything cus that what teenagers do. This whole 'dubstep has gone bad' thing is just the same as any other genre that teens get hooked on. Im pretty sure the same thing was said by people who were into Iron Maiden and Motorhead when stupid hairspray rock bands like Motley Crue came out and all the kids went METAL. Same thing was said about Indie music in the UK when bands like the Stone Roses and The Smiths disappeared. Ive got mates that call other indie fans "plastic indie fans" cus they are into bands like The Killers and Kings Of Leon claiming its not "proper indie". aaaaaand just like my old mates that cant stand new house music cus its too commercial. Music get absorbed by the mainstream and everyone starts to panic. Seems to me that Skrillex is becoming a victim of his own success like many many other artists have been before him. |
Lilliana Perris 03.02.2012 |
Originally Posted by Ed Paris
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Matt Kane 03.02.2012 |
Originally Posted by sarasin
*runs and hides* |
Lilliana Perris 03.02.2012 |
Originally Posted by Ed Paris
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Erich Vallabhaneni 09.02.2012 | Bro-step and guitar/drummer sound really good, and I do see the same mentality in bro/metal fans. But it kinda brought me out of my metal phase as now im a electro house/complextro kinda zone. But when it comes to live drummers and EDM, im into stuff like this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8gkkT...eature=related |
Marguerite Salsedo 09.02.2012 | So having watched the growth of dubstep over the years I will say that I have enjoyed some 'brostep' but still like the deep dubstep far more. Also Karlos, you hit the nail on the head of Skrillex being victim to his own success. Also the people who say it's looking for a more aggressive sound? There's far more aggressive stuff than 'brostep', pretty sure it's called 'tear out'... Stuff like Balkansky, Sinister Souls, Broken Note, Broken Note, and Machine Code... far more aggressive than any Brostep I've heard.. but also a far darker sound more akin to metal. eg: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1DuN1blQvlA http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n_3LMr-xSfk http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KT4n-OaXGVo |
Scarlett Saupp 08.02.2012 |
Originally Posted by Cybertrash
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Evelyn Navarijo 08.02.2012 | I can see a lot of overlap between Brostep fans and Metal fans, it's the same "harder is better" mentality. |
Larraine Hannum 08.02.2012 | Funny you say that, my roommates play lead/rythm guitar for various metal bands and they both are into the heavier "Bro-step" type beats like flux pavilion and rusko ect... But when we jam out together, I find myself spinning some bro-step from time to time. Not all of it is god-awful, but alot of it is. BTW, heavy guitar riffs go really well with dubstep, add a live drummer and you got something sick! |
Erich Vallabhaneni 08.02.2012 | The brostep following is kinda fucked up cause its mostly alot of pre-teen girls wanting to "rave" and dudes jamming nothing but skrill, but if it wasn't for the bro i wouldn't have found my love for all EDM. I got into dance music because i was in a heavy metal kick and i heard the Tek-One "Sleep With One Eye Open" remix and it literally blew my fucking mind. So i pursued it deeper and found brostep, which led to dubstep, ect. ect. So in a sense, it will bring in a bunch of fucking mainstream "drop it or die" peeps but at the same time might bring in people and lead them to the better genre's. (i still love bro-step though, but that's the metal guitarist in me ) |
Nedra Fresneda 03.02.2012 | |
Margie Pavell 03.02.2012 | what a great video...i needed a good laugh... |
Larraine Hannum 03.02.2012 |
Originally Posted by Ed Paris
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Matt Kane 03.02.2012 |
Originally Posted by sarasin
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Lilliana Perris 03.02.2012 |
Originally Posted by Ed Paris
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Random X 03.02.2012 | Karlos's rant would be a perfect supplemental to my "drum & bass is dead" start post. |
Evelyn Navarijo 03.02.2012 |
Originally Posted by Karlos Santos
Originally Posted by Karlos Santos
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nayit ruiz jaramillo 03.02.2012 |
Originally Posted by Cybertrash
What else can anyone expect. teenagers go full tilt at everything cus that what teenagers do. This whole 'dubstep has gone bad' thing is just the same as any other genre that teens get hooked on. Im pretty sure the same thing was said by people who were into Iron Maiden and Motorhead when stupid hairspray rock bands like Motley Crue came out and all the kids went METAL. Same thing was said about Indie music in the UK when bands like the Stone Roses and The Smiths disappeared. Ive got mates that call other indie fans "plastic indie fans" cus they are into bands like The Killers and Kings Of Leon claiming its not "proper indie". aaaaaand just like my old mates that cant stand new house music cus its too commercial. Music get absorbed by the mainstream and everyone starts to panic. Seems to me that Skrillex is becoming a victim of his own success like many many other artists have been before him. |
Matt Kane 03.02.2012 | sorry man... fresh start! |
Lilliana Perris 03.02.2012 |
Originally Posted by Ed Paris
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Matt Kane 03.02.2012 |
Originally Posted by sarasin
*runs and hides* |
Lilliana Perris 03.02.2012 |
Originally Posted by Ed Paris
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Evelyn Navarijo 03.02.2012 |
Originally Posted by Miec
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Debby Ramshur 02.02.2012 |
Originally Posted by Ed Paris
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Matt Kane 02.02.2012 |
Originally Posted by RobotNinja
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Larraine Hannum 02.02.2012 | Lol, hadn't seen that before. Sadly true, skrillex kinda ruined the genre of dubstep that was once good (scream, benga, distance, ect..). |
Terese Bachorski 02.02.2012 | |
Evelyn Navarijo 02.02.2012 | Oh god, I've seen so many people who are *just* like this it's not even funny. |
Terese Bachorski 02.02.2012 | sums up a lot of people in just one video... |
Erich Vallabhaneni 01.02.2012 | oh yeah probably cause its so babies! (one statement you never wanna hear in a dark ally) |
Nereida Jasnoch 01.02.2012 | Haha, I believe I've seen this video like 5 times the last few days. |
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