Good question if this would affect the soundtrack, however if they had wanted to block BP from showing they could have just outright done that.What if they did this just to prevent BP from showing?
It will have to change its entire soundtrack.
Good question if this would affect the soundtrack, however if they had wanted to block BP from showing they could have just outright done that.What if they did this just to prevent BP from showing?
It will have to change its entire soundtrack.
Going to clear up with how everything reached this point since that article failed to.
1. Last year in China there was a extremely popular TV show akin to "The Voice" but themed after hip-hop and rap. Kris Wu was one of the instructors on the show along with MC Jin.
2. PG One, one of the contestants on this show ended up winning this thing and garnered a huge following of fans as well as fame in a very short amount of time. He also joined a underground hip-hop group "Red Flower".
3. Sometimes around the start of January this year , PG One was photographed by paparazzi heading home midnight in the arms of a famous actress in China. (She's married to a famous actor)
4. Naturally this thing blew up around social media in China, soon followed by the media digging up all kinds of dirt on PG One: Copywrite issues with Marvel over using the name Magneto, drug use, songs that advocates drug use, sexual harassment, etc.
5. The government at this point started pulling those songs off the internet and blacklisted him in the entertainment industry. His more rabid fans went crazy and started attacking the government on social media and there was talks of self immolation in public places. The Red Flower group he joined was reported saying they wanted to topple the government.
6. So now the Chinese government flat out just banned the entire hip-hop culture.
Good question if this would affect the soundtrack, however if they had wanted to block BP from showing they could have just outright done that.
If someone is equally as guilt of censorship it means they are also doing it to the same degree. Also guilt means that they are also doing it to any degree.
How's this supposed to help? Just shows the government is petty and vindictive.Going to clear up with how everything reached this point since that article failed to.
1. Last year in China there was a extremely popular TV show akin to "The Voice" but themed after hip-hop and rap. Kris Wu was one of the instructors on the show along with MC Jin.
2. PG One, one of the contestants on this show ended up winning this thing and garnered a huge following of fans as well as fame in a very short amount of time. He also joined a underground hip-hop group "Red Flower".
3. Sometimes around the start of January this year , PG One was photographed by paparazzi heading home midnight in the arms of a famous actress in China. (She's married to a famous actor)
4. Naturally this thing blew up around social media in China, soon followed by the media digging up all kinds of dirt on PG One: Copywrite issues with Marvel over using the name Magneto, drug use, songs that advocates drug use, sexual harassment, etc.
5. The government at this point started pulling those songs off the internet and blacklisted him in the entertainment industry. His more rabid fans went crazy and started attacking the government on social media and there was talks of self immolation in public places. The Red Flower group he joined was reported saying they wanted to topple the government.
6. So now the Chinese government flat out just banned the entire hip-hop culture.
I agree with your point, but I don't see how it's in practice different because in my view the end result is the same, hence my remark about achieving the same results through different means. In both countries you have an apathetic percentage of the population flanked on both sized by polarizing views of the situation.
But I get your point. My point is that China would do more if they could. I'm also positive that Trump and company also would if they could. And while we may disagree, but the US government, under its current leadership, is guilty of that in my point of view.
Ah, ok then it should be safe as I can't imagine a marvel movie featuring any extreme lyricsIs BP soundtrack that "gangsta hiphop" soundtrack? From reading it, not all HipHop is banned, but especially that rude one ala "I cum on you so you look like you are a Madame Tussaud wax figurine!" and songs that promote drug use. Like I said. Jay Chou, JJ Lin etc. all have HipHop-"like" songs and I doubt that affects them.
How's this supposed to help? Just shows the government is petty and vindictive.
WowGoing to clear up with how everything reached this point since that article failed to.
1. Last year in China there was a extremely popular TV show akin to "The Voice" but themed after hip-hop and rap. Kris Wu was one of the instructors on the show along with MC Jin.
2. PG One, one of the contestants on this show ended up winning this thing and garnered a huge following of fans as well as fame in a very short amount of time. He also joined a underground hip-hop group "Red Flower".
3. Sometimes around the start of January this year , PG One was photographed by paparazzi heading home midnight in the arms of a famous actress in China. (She's married to a famous actor)
4. Naturally this thing blew up around social media in China, soon followed by the media digging up all kinds of dirt on PG One: Copywrite issues with Marvel over using the name Magneto, drug use, songs that advocates drug use, sexual harassment, etc.
5. The government at this point started pulling those songs off the internet and blacklisted him in the entertainment industry. His more rabid fans went crazy and started attacking the government on social media and there was talks of self immolation in public places. The Red Flower group he joined was reported saying they wanted to topple the government.
6. So now the Chinese government flat out just banned the entire hip-hop culture.
The thing is though, they actually care, a lot! The government invests a lot in sports and media, but because they are so restricted, the ROI isn't always great.Like others said, I don't think the Chinese government really cares. Holding on to power is their only concern.
Going to clear up with how everything reached this point since that article failed to.
1. Last year in China there was a extremely popular TV show akin to "The Voice" but themed after hip-hop and rap. Kris Wu was one of the instructors on the show along with MC Jin.
2. PG One, one of the contestants on this show ended up winning this thing and garnered a huge following of fans as well as fame in a very short amount of time. He also joined a underground hip-hop group "Red Flower".
3. Sometimes around the start of January this year , PG One was photographed by paparazzi heading home midnight in the arms of a famous actress in China. (She's married to a famous actor)
4. Naturally this thing blew up around social media in China, soon followed by the media digging up all kinds of dirt on PG One: Copywrite issues with Marvel over using the name Magneto, drug use, songs that advocates drug use, sexual harassment, etc.
5. The government at this point started pulling those songs off the internet and blacklisted him in the entertainment industry. His more rabid fans went crazy and started attacking the government on social media and there was talks of self immolation in public places. The Red Flower group he joined was reported saying they wanted to topple the government.
6. So now the Chinese government flat out just banned the entire hip-hop culture.
It might be guilty, but the difference is that the older generation can choose what to watch. People know what to get when they watch Fox News and can change to other channels/get their information from the Internet. Young Chinese can easily get that from the net, but older generations dont even know how that works and get their information from TV-channels that always has the same sentinement.
Media manipulation sadly happens everywhere. During the Crimea conflict, German public channels almost "literally" had to apologize on the next day because they said Ukrainian Forces were Russian, because the image is "Russian forces are violent" so it must have been them. It fit a certain narrative.
No, where are people getting this from? That's honestly insane. More likely is a world without a Hegemon. At least for our lifetime.
Cersei's "Power is power".gifChina is so big economy wise, but the leaders just don't get soft power. I was in Vietnam this winter for holidays, and the youth is all about Korean and Japanese stuff. China is just not attractive with all the bizarre regulations in entertainment and popular stuff.
Going to clear up with how everything reached this point since that article failed to.
1. Last year in China there was a extremely popular TV show akin to "The Voice" but themed after hip-hop and rap. Kris Wu was one of the instructors on the show along with MC Jin.
2. PG One, one of the contestants on this show ended up winning this thing and garnered a huge following of fans as well as fame in a very short amount of time. He also joined a underground hip-hop group "Red Flower".
3. Sometimes around the start of January this year , PG One was photographed by paparazzi heading home midnight in the arms of a famous actress in China. (She's married to a famous actor)
4. Naturally this thing blew up around social media in China, soon followed by the media digging up all kinds of dirt on PG One: Copywrite issues with Marvel over using the name Magneto, drug use, songs that advocates drug use, sexual harassment, etc.
5. The government at this point started pulling those songs off the internet and blacklisted him in the entertainment industry. His more rabid fans went crazy and started attacking the government on social media and there was talks of self immolation in public places. The Red Flower group he joined was reported saying they wanted to topple the government.
6. So now the Chinese government flat out just banned the entire hip-hop culture.
Going to clear up with how everything reached this point since that article failed to.
1. Last year in China there was a extremely popular TV show akin to "The Voice" but themed after hip-hop and rap. Kris Wu was one of the instructors on the show along with MC Jin.
2. PG One, one of the contestants on this show ended up winning this thing and garnered a huge following of fans as well as fame in a very short amount of time. He also joined a underground hip-hop group "Red Flower".
3. Sometimes around the start of January this year , PG One was photographed by paparazzi heading home midnight in the arms of a famous actress in China. (She's married to a famous actor)
4. Naturally this thing blew up around social media in China, soon followed by the media digging up all kinds of dirt on PG One: Copywrite issues with Marvel over using the name Magneto, drug use, songs that advocates drug use, sexual harassment, etc.
5. The government at this point started pulling those songs off the internet and blacklisted him in the entertainment industry. His more rabid fans went crazy and started attacking the government on social media and there was talks of self immolation in public places. The Red Flower group he joined was reported saying they wanted to topple the government.
6. So now the Chinese government flat out just banned the entire hip-hop culture.
I mean.. I get it, since hip hop culture is pretty obnoxious, but banning it altogether seems like a bit much.
I don't know what to say about this other than it's really funny and really sad. Can't imagine what it's like to live under that kind of outrageous paranoia.Absolutely do not use actors whose heart and morality are not aligned with the party and whose morality is not noble
This is the type of shit a lot of western right wing parties dream of, for sure.I feel like most American conservatives would go for this if they had enough power.
Going to clear up with how everything reached this point since that article failed to.
1. Last year in China there was a extremely popular TV show akin to "The Voice" but themed after hip-hop and rap. Kris Wu was one of the instructors on the show along with MC Jin.
2. PG One, one of the contestants on this show ended up winning this thing and garnered a huge following of fans as well as fame in a very short amount of time. He also joined a underground hip-hop group "Red Flower".
3. Sometimes around the start of January this year , PG One was photographed by paparazzi heading home midnight in the arms of a famous actress in China. (She's married to a famous actor)
4. Naturally this thing blew up around social media in China, soon followed by the media digging up all kinds of dirt on PG One: Copywrite issues with Marvel over using the name Magneto, drug use, songs that advocates drug use, sexual harassment, etc.
5. The government at this point started pulling those songs off the internet and blacklisted him in the entertainment industry. His more rabid fans went crazy and started attacking the government on social media and there was talks of self immolation in public places. The Red Flower group he joined was reported saying they wanted to topple the government.
6. So now the Chinese government flat out just banned the entire hip-hop culture.
Yeah. They'll let it happen when the only people who care about it are old.
I mean, the vast majority of International Relations experts have been predicting an eclipse of the United States for a while.
It's not insane at all to think that the PRC, which has been making vast technological and economic strides in our lifetimes, is on track to vastly outstrip its competition.
It's naive to think that they would see a non-hegemonic landscape and refuse to capitalize (heh) on that opportunity.
Furthermore, the only way a non-hegemonic global economy would occur would be if the United States experienced a total failure to project power (which admittedly is likely).
Despite the political instabilities under Hu Jintao's administration, Xi Jinping has been stabilizing and formalizing many economic controls that will probably make longterm economic conquest inevitable for China.
Where do you get your stats?While I don't support a government trying to impose their will like this I can't really say they are very far off in their generalization of hip hip considering the contents of 95% of hip hop songs and the behavior they endorse and celebrate. I mean to each their own though because obviously other genres are hardly saints.
I mean they aren't entirely wrong. A lot of hip-hop is nonsense peddling nonsense. And I like the genre. Definitely needs to stop glorifying guns and disrespecting women though. Probably should cut down on the swearing as well.
LooooooooooooolWell this is going to make for an awkward Black Panther ad campaign.
I think people have been predicting a relative decline of the US more than eclipse, and even then it's generally overemphasised in the news because that's what sells. In academic journals people are generally less interested in making more eye catching headlines.
Why is it unlikely? This seems like just a random assertion. Hegemons are historical aberrations, they aren't the norm.
It really is insane though. I'm sure China will continue to grow, but grow fast enough to not only overtake, but to surpass, to the massive extent necessary to be the Hegemon the entirety of the West on those terms alone in our lifetime is out there.
You seem to think being a hegemon is as easy as wanting to be one. It's not, that's the reason it's a massive historical aberration.
I don't get why you're talking about a "hegemonic global economy". Regardless this seems like another random assertion. Without a hegemon many powers are still able to project power. Even under a hegemon other states are able to project power
Why is this true?
Essentially nothing is inevitable, so as much as this is fun it's just a prediction. A stable state and economic controls does not a hegemon make. I'm also not sure what you're doing with the economy here. That's only one element of hegemony.
What's more important about this sentiment is that it seems to come from the same sort of the end is nigh panic articles that have been popular in the West since the 60s. Look at what people said about Japan.
A Chinese hegemon in our lifetime is incredibly unlikely, and people that say it not only can but will in my experience are drawing on some pretty nebulous, and always ahistorical, arguments.
Yes because you know absolutely nothing except at best a cursory view of the genre but feel qualified to speak on it and generalize it as whole.I'm obviously just pulling the number from my ass lol but a significant number of Hip Hop songs fit within that description.
I'll edit my post though.