Dubstep Doc

[Phigure]

your "documentary" is wank

[skimpi]

yeah i agree with everyone else in this thread, this documentary is absolutely fucking shite, and you dont have a clue what dubstep is, i like dubstep, but never, ever at a night will i scream i love dubstep, thats just gay.

[Friday]

made me laugh, that's what american dubstep has come too:
at first they're like omg i like don't know what a dubstep is?!
the end of the night they're screaming "we love dupstepppppp" and getting mad because he wasn't taking a picture - no facebook fame.
i like the doc, made my day

[brasco]

can i have your doc on a tshirt?

[deezlo]

''if you still dont know what a dubstep is''

sex drugs and dubstep couldn't be further away from what dubstep is about imo.it is not the new rock and roll

[prism]

[Sexual_Chocolate]

can i have your doc on a tshirt?

+1

but can i get an apron too?

[garethom]

LOL that is grim.

Although I'm glad Kanye West validated the entire genre by sampling it for hip hop. Phew.

[paradigm001]

omg dubstep is just like totally sex drugs and bass bass bass.... fuck off

haha lots of angry producers on this board.


I think the sadest part of the video is the music playing in the background, its so depressing and its not DUBSTEP how can you make a documentary teaser and not even feature the music. Blows my mind.

[AJP UK]

it's not just in america this is happening though. go to most nights here and you'll find people like that, just obviously less american.

[Maccaveli]

LOL that is grim.

Although I'm glad Kanye West validated the entire genre by sampling it for hip hop. Phew.

[pulsar]

you have been misguided, it's not your fault. try to take the criticism positively and do some homework....
having said that, i fear that you may be too far gone

[particle-jim]

I'm thinking i might make a documentary about quantum mechanics... don't know the first thing about it but all the kids love it so it'll sell

[paperfortress]

I am going to respond to all of your comments with this: Sure, I might like brostep and heavy bass, but I know what real dubstep is and I enjoy it very much. I HAVE done my research and the thing that intrigues me the most about this genre of music is the subcultures that are sprouting out of it. I find it fascinating that these people can [effectively] co-exist with people like you. Unfortunately these people are placed under the same umbrella as you, and its artists like Skrillex who are giving the genre a new (and arguably) worse name, especially in America. My job as an OBSERVER is to watch and listen - not take sides. If you read my post, its a preliminary shoot about how the genre effects people differently - NOT that this is what the entire dubstep doc is about. I posted this on here because I KNEW this was going to be the response, not because I thought you were going to like it. I enjoy understanding and witnessing both sides of something... this is just aide A.

[abs]

read that in stans voice from south park and imagine it's the end of an episode

[paperfortress]

read that in stans voice from south park and imagine it's the end of an episode

That's pretty much who I am. Nail on the head.

[Maccaveli]

I am going to respond to all of your comments with this: Sure, I might like brostep and heavy bass, but I know what real dubstep is and I enjoy it very much.

Are you implying that 'real dubstep' doesn't have heavy (or heavier than brostep) bass?

[leyenda]

I enjoy understanding and witnessing both sides of something... this is just aide A.

When do we get to see side B doc? In fact there should be at least a side C as well. The only other thing on your blog seems to be about how transcendental Nero are. That Ukf you've posted as an example of what 'a dubstep' is is also a terrible track to choose, taste aside.

[brasco]

I am going to respond to all of your comments with this: Sure, I might like brostep and heavy bass, but I know what real dubstep is and I enjoy it very much. I HAVE done my research and the thing that intrigues me the most about this genre of music is the subcultures that are sprouting out of it. I find it fascinating that these people can [effectively] co-exist with people like you. Unfortunately these people are placed under the same umbrella as you, and its artists like Skrillex who are giving the genre a new (and arguably) worse name, especially in America. My job as an OBSERVER is to watch and listen - not take sides. If you read my post, its a preliminary shoot about how the genre effects people differently - NOT that this is what the entire dubstep doc is about. I posted this on here because I KNEW this was going to be the response, not because I thought you were going to like it. I enjoy understanding and witnessing both sides of something... this is just aide A.

Can I get this on a t-shirt?

[particle-jim]

i want an apron with the words "can i get this on a t-shirt" on it