@@nathanninham6086 Everyone has the right to practice or be proud about a certain culture. But bleeding hearts go five steps further and "patronize" things which have no intrinsic value or social value. For e.g. Music is supposed to touch the mind and emotions. Indigenous music is not at all a music, it is just "sound and noise" there is no absolute value in it. Yet people romanticize and push it. I am from a culture which has the oldest living language in the world (3000 years old, there is more than 9 ,million people who speak this language, governments function in this language, research papers are published in this language. But these people did not take the time to develop even a script, how many of thier children speak? what they speak "Kak -muk-than-huk-pik-pak"? I do not wish thier culture to die, but people are propping up a dead body.
@@nathanielmcdonald17 it i snot personal, it is because I am affected by the "ooh ooh, aah aah" people who cannot distinguish between value and a fad. I can ignore them as a small percentage, but then Media picks up and constantly bombards me with this crap, the most over valued shit in the world
@@nathanielmcdonald17 It does not have an objective value. if that means anything to you. I should not be here. but I came to vent. Thanks for youtube to provide a space to vent. PS: i am a troll, you can ignore me.
@@HarryPotter-nc6yl settle down kid takes skill n passion to sing the drum u wouldn't last an hour of singing this. N btw in my culture we have make our drum from scratch (very difficult) So yeah takes skill to even make a drum n sing it. Only then u can sing. And not all songs are "hey ya hey ooh" we actually sing n speak our language in the music. So actually speaks facts before dissing my culture
