Are the Death Grips pro-tump or anti-trump?
Are the Death Grips pro-tump or anti-trump?
Caleb Rivera
Carter Baker
definitely pro-tump.. maybe both?
Josiah Stewart
IT'S
Connor Torres
probably pro because they think he will "shake things up" even though Newt Gingrich will be the secretary of state
Nathan King
IT'S TITO
BROZ JOSIP BABY
Mason Evans
bump
Cooper Diaz
Death Grips are post-human and therefore post-political
Easton Walker
They are actually post-existance
Austin Cook
THE
Andrew Gonzalez
TITO DICK DICKMAN, BABY
Jason Murphy
TITO GET!!!!
Brandon Scott
Do you think Death Grips would support the "establishment"?
Christian Diaz
Well Zach drinks a lot of starbucks, so yes, probably.
Tyler Brown
>starbucks
They took away christmas!
Definitely anti-Trump.
Brandon Harris
I would say anti considering Zach's described them as feminist, and the NLDW cover is a statement against homophobia in hip-hop.
Dominic Wilson
i hope they are to justify why they went to shit so fast
Chase Kelly
tito get
Brayden Nelson
They're obviously anti. They described themselves as feminists
Nolan Jenkins
whaaaaa...
Blake Walker
>the NLDW cover is a statement against homophobia in hip-hop
That's retarded, source?
Justin Thompson
Definitely a supporter of none. I remember Stefan saying something about feeling no compassion for or interest in people. I doubt any of them voted. I would put money on that assumption. Maybe Andy tho.
Benjamin Brooks
>see the NLDW cover for the first time, not knowing who Death Grips are
>Ew if I listen to this album or have this album i'll be gay or possibly considered gay
And it's against homophobes, not "homophobia in hip hop" (which there is so little)
Julian Stewart
You sound like a faggot already 2bh
Isaiah Rodriguez
Thomas Hernandez
well okay, haven't thought about something like that
now you're digging a
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Luke Bennett
pitchfork.com
>We had the cover idea for a while before we moved in there. We started Death Grips being very pro-homosexual and pro-individual-- the idea of being OK with yourself no matter what. It really has to do with acceleration-- culturally, on a world level-- of sexuality in general, and getting past homophobia. People should be able to look deeper into something rather than just seeing some dick. It's also a spiritual thing; it's fearlessness.
From Zach Hill
Ayden Brown
Playing devil's advocate here but:
One: who doesn't describe themselves as "feminist" in the music industry these days? If you were openly "anti-feminist" you'd be crucified by music media.
Most artists know it as some simple movement that supports "equal rights". They know shit all about Patriarchy theory and core feminist values that are taught in women's studies courses.
And two: I haven't read anything in Trump's policies or heard what he's said publicly about promoting homophobia so I have no idea how being anti-homophobia is being anti-trump.
Eli Cox
LMAO there are assloads of bands that call themselves anti-feminist in the music industry. Or it's called being neutral.
hrc.org
Parker Myers
And I mean ,being neutral as not vocally (in interviews) or showing a side through music.
Carson Peterson
>LMAO there are assloads of bands that call themselves anti-feminist in the music industry. Or it's called being neutral.
>being neutral as not vocally (in interviews) or showing a side through music.
That's not really what I meant. I meant bands who actively call themselves "anti-feminist". Not being vocal about it doesn't mean you're "anti-feminist", that's complete bullshit.
I notice when they're pressured to answer by music media, they start calling themselves it. Hell, even Steve Albini in an interview stated that "he tries to be ally" to feminism when he was questioned by a feminist interviewer. It's just "equal rights" to them, they don't know anything else.
>hrc.org
He said he's just been for traditional marriage, but we'll see what happens. I can see why artists for marriage equality wouldn't be hesitant to vote for him.
Daniel Lee
would* be