I pray to the Patron Saint of Apathy

HEY. Go follow this guy if you like Odd Future.

He’s a good friend of mine who just made a tumblr, so follow him please? Thanks babe. 

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OH. And he’s cute too ;)

OH. AND he’s a bit of a closet-atheist, so, underage atheist girls should hit him up ;)

Anonymous asked: OFWGKTA is an incredibly violent, angry, and insensitive group. How can you support that?

I don’t support the messages they portray in their music, I support the fact that they are incredibly talented young artists who do all their own producing, writing, etc. and that they’re not afraid to combat the American mainstream media. Plus some a lot of their wordplay and lyrics are truly genius.

I’m also a fan of the 90s group, Niggaz Wit Attitudes, an insanely misogynistic, offense, insensitive group. However, I don’t disrespect women, curse out gay people, or do any of the other bad things O.F. and N.W.A. rap about (although, I find Earl and Tyler’s religion disses hilarious because I’m atheist and there’s very few openly atheist mainstream artists like them).

I honestly don’t think the rappers genuinely believe in what they rap about. Being controversial and offensive does sell records though. I mean look at Ice Cube, one of the founding members of N.W.A., he’s softer than Jello pudding now!

Rap is a form of poetry. And I don’t think it should always be taken literally. Edgar Allen Poe’s Annabel Lee is a masterpiece but people know better than to become necrophiliacs just because Poe wrote it. Robert Frost’s The Road Not Taken is a poetic classic but people know better than to literally take the road less traveled in the middle of the woods. That’s how you get kidnapped/murdered/mauled!

Rap is poetry and poetry is meant to be interpreted. I enjoy rap because I appreciate the hard work and effort that goes into producing and writing, the talent behind great flow and freestyles blows my mind, and learning the double (sometimes triple) meanings of rap lyrics and interpreting them is awe inspiring. SO, I don’t support the views they preach, but I do like their work, think they are incredibly talented, and I am a big fan.