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“Pop culture is nerdy” sounds like an oxymoron to me. If you’re referencing shows/people/games/whatever that lots of people like, enjoy and relate to I don’t see how that isn’t hard hitting when it’s something everyone can instantly relate to. Gun bars are wildly overused which is what makes me not a fan of them, although a well-done gun bar is still a great bar imo.

Also, online text rap battling will always be nerdy. Hit Em Up is a great diss track because the guy delivering it means every word he says and has lived a life where he can actually do it. Random kids behind a keyboard are not Tupac, so when people try too hard to pull that kind of thing off I just find it hard to take them seriously.
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Unread 03-24-2020, 01:40 AM   #3
 
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“Pop culture is nerdy” sounds like an oxymoron to me. If you’re referencing shows/people/games/whatever that lots of people like, enjoy and relate to I don’t see how that isn’t hard hitting when it’s something everyone can instantly relate to. Gun bars are wildly overused which is what makes me not a fan of them, although a well-done gun bar is still a great bar imo.

Also, online text rap battling will always be nerdy. Hit Em Up is a great diss track because the guy delivering it means every word he says and has lived a life where he can actually do it. Random kids behind a keyboard are not Tupac, so when people try too hard to pull that kind of thing off I just find it hard to take them seriously.
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