What this is, is a debate between the people who like to think about what they're listening to and the people who prefer not to ponder most anything. You'll notice the much stronger, more developed argument coming from the "thinking" side, this is obviously because the "thinkers" like to think about the issue, while the non-thinkers prefer to mind their own business, dance around, use incorrect grammar, etc. I'm not saying one side is more correct than the other, considering the "thinkers" don't always think up the most interesting or well-developed thoughts. I think the "thinkers" should leave the "non-thinkers" alone. Oh, and I prefer not to address the people who like to think about music, yet listen to this kinda stuff on the side.
What this is, is a debate between the people who like to think about what they're listening to and the people who prefer not to ponder most anything. You'll notice the much stronger, more developed argument coming from the "thinking" side, this is obviously because the "thinkers" like to think about the issue, while the non-thinkers prefer to mind their own business, dance around, use incorrect grammar, etc. I'm not saying one side is more correct than the other, considering the "thinkers" don't always think up the most interesting or well-developed thoughts. I think the "thinkers" should leave the "non-thinkers" alone. Oh, and I prefer not to address the people who like to think about music, yet listen to this kinda stuff on the side.