@@mobiledevto I mean from the perspective of a consumer: you're basically looking at all the albums the artist put time and effort into only to pick and choose very specific songs from each. Depending on the artist those albums most likely have a story behind them or they could represent a specific period in the artist's life; their full effect as presented may rely on the full album being listened to in chronological order, otherwise you're just listening to a catchy song. Not to say there's anything inherently wrong with listening to a catchy song or only listening to what you enjoy, it just seems kind of disrespectful and or like you're invalidating the artist's art through thoughtless consumerism.
This comment is confusing to me. They said “oh that guys the worst” to the guy in the street. Then the guy with the trash said salsa reggatone. Sorry but am I missing something here?
Honestly, it would be super cool to have a night where 1000 DJs are spinning up & down city blocks. Just all different stuff too. And plenty of alcohol/etc. of course.
A structural component of this sketch is that, the less affluent the dj is, the worse they are at it. Not so true in my experience, I think the sweet spot is 40 year old who lives with parents and considered the tracks all week.
