Saabat surat sikh man dances effeminately to the tune of naagin song

[Sukhvirk1976]

30 minutes ago, Jacfsing2 said:

I never said white or black music, there's no quote like that.

This is what I said. 

Don't know how much Punjabi you know, but I'm directly referring to Gora Gaaney, and Khala Gaaney.

But again you are just some SJW self-hating Punjabi, so you'd want to defend whoever.

What are gora gaaney or khala gaaney? 

Give over self hating.. Lol Please 

[Sukhvirk1976]

35 minutes ago, Jacfsing2 said:

I never said white or black music, there's no quote like that.

This is what I said. 

Don't know how much Punjabi you know, but I'm directly referring to Gora Gaaney, and Khala Gaaney.

But again you are just some SJW self-hating Punjabi, so you'd want to defend whoever.

Typical instead of qualifying your comments in a reasonable manner you just come with nindya.. 

[Guest Jacfsing2]

1 hour ago, Sukhvirk1976 said:

What are gora gaaney or khala gaaney? 

 

You don't know Punjabi? 

59 minutes ago, Sukhvirk1976 said:

Typical instead of qualifying your comments in a reasonable manner you just come with nindya.. 

Nindya can only happen if it's false, I'm saying straight as it is. Music has gone down-hill.

[Sukhvirk1976]

40 minutes ago, Jacfsing2 said:

You don't know Punjabi? 

Nindya can only happen if it's false, I'm saying straight as it is. Music has gone down-hill.

The nindya I was referring to was your comments about me.. 

My question about what is gora gaaney or kala gaaney was looking for you to clarify how you define those labels... 

You used the terms and suggested they were corrupted I'm interested in the logic behind your assertion.. 

[Guest Jacfsing2]

14 minutes ago, Sukhvirk1976 said:

The nindya I was referring to was your comments about me.. 

My question about what is gora gaaney or kala gaaney was looking for you to clarify how you define those labels... 

You used the terms and suggested they were corrupted I'm interested in the logic behind your assertion.. 

I won't post any modern crap music, but as an example on how great music was in the past compared to now, (only comparing western music), A Day in the Life, by The Beatles, which was a legend of it's time, talked about things that people could relate to other than money, sex, drugs, and other stuff, while modern songs are just terrible. (Not nostalgia, but the top records for modern time is all the same).

The legendary Mozart and Beethoven also made masterpieces, they were Gora musicians, so this isn't about Gora and Khala vs Punjabi songs, but rather the corruption in their industry.

 

[Sukhvirk1976]

5 minutes ago, Jacfsing2 said:

I won't post any modern crap music, but as an example on how great music was in the past compared to now, (only comparing western music), A Day in the Life, by The Beatles, which was a legend of it's time, talked about things that people could relate to other than money, sex, drugs, and other stuff, while modern songs are just terrible. (Not nostalgia, but the top records for modern time is all the same).

The legendary Mozart and Beethoven also made masterpieces, they were Gora musicians, so this isn't about Gora and Khala vs Punjabi songs, but rather the corruption in their industry.

 

There are many examples of modern music by black white artists that may be considered equally profound your measures are subjective. BTW I love your example the beatles I'm a big fan.. 

[Sukhvirk1976]

8 minutes ago, Jacfsing2 said:

I won't post any modern crap music, but as an example on how great music was in the past compared to now, (only comparing western music), A Day in the Life, by The Beatles, which was a legend of it's time, talked about things that people could relate to other than money, sex, drugs, and other stuff, while modern songs are just terrible. (Not nostalgia, but the top records for modern time is all the same).

The legendary Mozart and Beethoven also made masterpieces, they were Gora musicians, so this isn't about Gora and Khala vs Punjabi songs, but rather the corruption in their industry.

 

I think your speaking more generally of the commercialisation of music.. 

Lots of good music these days simply doesn't make it into the public sphere but that doesn't mean it's not being produced 

[Guest Jacfsing2]

8 hours ago, Sukhvirk1976 said:

I think your speaking more generally of the commercialisation of music.. 

Lots of good music these days simply doesn't make it into the public sphere but that doesn't mean it's not being produced 

The industry controls what's being produced. It's not just the music industry that's taken this fall, the entire Arts & Literature communities have taken a toll as well, from hard work and actual good stuff with dedication, to something that an elementary school kid could do. Good music must be even exposure for those musicians to survive, otherwise even great musicians would be corrupt, and it's easier now with auto-tune.