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by Vt71fcAqt7
1227 days ago
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>Just because a lot of acts have been turned mainstream and whitewashed Rap han't become "whitewashed," just mainstream. And that does make it non-counterculture. The truth is that counterculture died after 1960, to the extent monoculture ever even existed in the first place (in the US). The 60's eepresent the death of monoculture, and we never moved back to one (in the US). What you are reffering to is more like hipsterism. |
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