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jsml wrote:I remember a couple of years back where if you said you were into dubstep people automatically assumed you were a ketamine user.

But that was when ketamine was all the rage.

when it was all the rage? its still all the rage round my ends...

its never been all the rage

people say "what steps?"

do you stereotype people because the DONT listen dubstep?

Nope, I stereotype them. If they say they like dubstep but haven't heard of the actual artists then I assume they browse youtube for "da filfeeist trak yet!!1!"

minimal techno + k is a much better mix.

I get stereotyped as an indie tnuc, perhaps because I look like one; but people look at me and dubstep is the last thing people will think I like.

No. Because most people I know

a. listen to dubstep or b. Dont even know what the fuck it is.

yeah i think ppl do..stereotype. but they stereotype me as in being into brostep, not the real dubstep as they most probably have not heard it.

allow dat.

dnt care tbh anyways

I stereotype people who listen to Lil Wayne...

shoot2stun wrote:I stereotype people who listen to Lil Wayne...

laurent__duval wrote:

shoot2stun wrote:I stereotype people who listen to Lil Wayne...

what you saying....dawg?

truefiktion wrote:

laurent__duval wrote:

shoot2stun wrote:I stereotype people who listen to Lil Wayne...

what you saying....dawg?

that i instantly like and respect anyone that listens to lil wayne

One of the great things about Dubstep music is the diversity of the crowd, so in regards to your question........no.

Not as much as I do for listening to metal.

jj_17 wrote:...unlike perhaps e.g. metal where you go to a gig and predictably see loads of fat men with long hair wearing black band-branded clothing

Proof.

laurent__duval wrote:do you stereotype people because the DONT listen dubstep?

touché

2nd chance wrote:Not as much as I do for listening to metal.

jj_17 wrote:...unlike perhaps e.g. metal where you go to a gig and predictably see loads of fat men with long hair wearing black band-branded clothing

Proof.

Exactly. I grew up through my teens listening to primarily metal (and still enjoy it on the occasions I listen to it); what tends to amuse me are the fat long-haired metal heads who stereotype those who aren't fat, greasy and long-haired claiming they can't possibly like metal because of what they look like. It's happened to me, it's happened to friends

I don't think dubstep has a stereotypical 'listener'. Thankfully

laurent__duval wrote:

truefiktion wrote:

laurent__duval wrote:

shoot2stun wrote:I stereotype people who listen to Lil Wayne...

what you saying....dawg?

that i instantly like and respect anyone that listens to lil wayne

im unsure what people think of me as im not bothered

Pistonsbeneath wrote:im unsure what people think of me as im not bothered

I think you're buff but as you're not bothered in this matter we shall take it no further