@dances

HITMAKER, EDM Celeb, Survived Death, Underground Legend, Job Creator, Psychic for parties

 The lay/philly/nyc/thetrap
linktr.ee/danceslife
Joined August 2008
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YOU GOT TO WORK HARD NOT TO PROVE YOUR ENEMIES WRONG BUT TO SHOW THAT EVERYBODY WHO BELIEVED IN YOU WAS RIGHT.
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@bambinasalina
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living in LA feels good as fuck when you don’t have nobody in your ear pocket watching you
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doing this at a small local gig where im like 3 feet from the vocalists's face
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@occasionaldsco
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why are we trauma dumping on this man jfc
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Because journalist and a&r money isnt worth it compared to sitting at home getting high and doing art thats the answer
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Yes ive also been on the slayter train for years and i forgot when i was 2 years ago saying a tech-house bro should reach out to these artists instead of the brat
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So many times in sesssions or casual discussions Ive had to argue with dudes not to have some really bro centered view in a song And they talk to me like im crazy when they dont have 1 percent of the total streams i have Im like okay man cum on the sluts face go off
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Ive got 400 times the total streams of you Ive read all these books and watched numerous docs i study songs all the time But yeah man all the sluts want to fuck you go collect your minimal impact streams
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Made that tweet about the p0p* and the only person talking shit was one random pale producer who did frat rap Like your opinion matters? But it just affirms my belief there's always one of THEM and to ignore keep it moving they love to be authorities
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Life is a lot better when theres not some house music bro inexplicably trying to call a dude with braid extensions and multiple purses gay for liking pop music????? Like what do u want my reaction to be
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I got the hair of a single white mom whos into bass music
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I do edm for a living sadly and everyday i log into the timeline to see a bunch of people talking about djs and songs ive never heard about Nor do i give a fuck to explore it i look at their demographics and go cool if it hits me fine i dont care
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23 percent of america doesn't speak English at home America has the highest percentage of first generation Americans since the 1800s This is what our demographics looked like in 2024 And way less people listen to radio Why we surprised people havent heard a country song
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Less people go out to eat or bars People get food and groceries deliver Average person goes to MAYBE ONE sporting event a year You only see videos shared by your demo, social network and algo Why are we surprised a person hasnt heard the number one country song
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How have you not heard the number one country song? Well first of all im black and im also faux latin and fake gay raver And a shut in gamer
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Hanging out with millennials who dont get that their singleness is statistically normal because Of their age and city they live in is exhausting
Audrey Kaufman
@KaufmanAudrey
Sep 26
Met this girl at a party who was upset bc she just got dumped and all her friends back home in the Midwest are getting married and I was like hey, hey it’s okay. You’re in LA now. You think these sluts are ever getting married? They’re not
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Zito@_Zeets
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The me from the past who said yes to that invite is not the me of today who wants to stay home. But then again, the me of today has to look out for the me of the future who might regret not going and celebrating his friends. So, we have to get up.
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Hiphop& RNB listeners never really listened to music outside that Unless it was jn a movie A country listener might do some top 40 so some hiphop sneaks in The urban market expanded soo much artists realized doing mass market radio pointless that's basically it
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Monoculture wasnt that big a thing post mid 80s and cable makes things tricky 1. Everyone didnt even have cable So mtv hits is a weird thing 2. Most people didnt listen to top 40 radio Anybody 18 and under the culture they were exposed to was heavily demographic divided
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A lot of Music writers its clear Stopped learning about music post college its all them reacting to music writers and the internet
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Also this is a bad article for numerous reasons from thinking being anti country is middle class to thinking all number 1s even pre streaming were ubiquitous
Rolling Stone
@RollingStone
Sep 26
What Some Folks Really Mean When They Claim to Have Never Heard ‘Choosin’ Texas’ Proclaiming you're unfamiliar with Ella Langley's record-setting song has a lot in common with saying "I listen to anything but country." rollingstone.com/music/music…
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Soo funny people talking about a track most people at the time didnt hear
Melodies & Masterpieces
@SVG__Collection
Sep 24
The Roots made hip-hop feel alive in a completely different way.
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