What the fucķ.
That sucks
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I listened to it during my science test with permission.
Oops.
I wouldn't even let any of my students listen to music on a school computer during a test. How do I know they didn't record and email the answers to themselves, or upload it on NewGrounds lol?
That aside...You have a very rational argument, ever tried presenting it to your teacher?
Genre is an amorphous concept, what he interprets as dubstep, you could easily spin as being a (slower) drum and bass, which he has yet to forbid.
Like JK flip flop (you may learn about JK flip flops in this class btw) says, most dubstep is instrumental. If you are listening to a dubstep instrumental and you get in trouble, ask why? There are no lyrics, so how can there possibly be any offensive language, drug, sex, or violence references?
Perhaps, he doesn't like a possible subculture that is tied with dubstep (i.e. the rave scene) but as your argument infers, this is a fallacious point as drugs, sex, and/or violence is often thematic material of rock and rap music, but at the end of the day, is by no means a fair representation of the infinitely deep catalogue of the genre of music.
Even if your reasoning wins on all angles, it simply may just be a case of arbitrary "because I said so".
Hence why they moderate the computers. They would know I checked my e-mail. And they can immediately close out the tab because they're OP.
Not really, because I'm not one to argue with my teacher in front of class. I may ask him after class sometime.
True actually, drum and bass is pretty similar. Some have wubs like dubstep. Guess I'm restricted to House and Future Bass.
I wouldn't mess around with my chances of listening to instrumental dubstep. There is lyrics in some of them, and you may hear one swear word (like in Zomboy - Terror Squad). But still.
If dubstep may have a subculture, or a few dubstep songs have swears. All songs need to be banned in that case.
Wow you go to a really weird school man lmao
I wonder if I'm not allowed to listen to Final Battle by Waterflane because of "battle".
I do not think teachers like their students hear dubstep music :/
Why would it matter to them? They're not listening to it.
When i hear some brutal dubstep growls i can see why teachers think it's violent :D
I actually just loaded a bunch of growly stuff into my playlist. I'm starting to like Datsik and Barely Alive.
Never heard of datsik and couldn't remember any songs from barely alive. I started listening to mendum's melodic dubstep.
Barely Alive is kinda multi-genre. I never noticed how much dubstep they did previously, mostly their SoundCloud is just House music.
Datsik probably isn't your type. You prefer melodic.
Idk maybe i'll like him.
Stardust-Nation
Yeah, I agree. Luckily theres no such rule in my school.