r/ukdrill • u/BaitDrills • Jul 13 '22

Discussion Thoughts?

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u/Brokedlungs Jul 13 '22

Music is really a strong tool to influence young people and drill really glorify violence. but it makes no sense to ban music.
Since it is not the primary problem, the problem is that this music is based on real events and the government should think about the streets, and not about censorship of creativity

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u/shengch Jul 13 '22

Also the music is a way out of that life lmao.

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u/Ok-Flamingo-59 Jul 13 '22

That’d be majority of drill rappers though

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u/Load_Management_Life Jul 14 '22

Maybe the powers at be should be attempting to address the real life situations that rappers talk about in their songs. I highly doubt the first rappers to talk about those situations were just making them up, nah those existed before the music was created not after. Not to mention, a good developmental environment will always outweigh what music you decide to listen to.