Epic Beard Man
Bearded Philosopher
And not to digress - although it's still a little relevant - rap is renown for glorifying misogyny and materialism, yet a few months ago some popstar (from New Zealand, I think) released a song that was critical of materialism, and contained a few lyrics that targeted rap culture in regards to this (gold teeth, chrome rims, gaudy and over-priced designer clothes, etc.). She was, of course, accused of racism due to this. Because, you know, all black people are rappers and all rappers are black people. The irony is suggesting that the culture embodied by rap somehow represents an entire race is what's truly racist.
And heavy metal and death metal is known to glorify racism and suicide, your point?
Obviously you don't listen to rap judging by your premature assumption. There are different sub-genres of rap. Most rap YOU'RE referring to, which if I may add most white youths today listen to is Southern rap. People like lil wayne, bird man are still popular. You don't like mainstream rap, fine but don't make unfounded generalisations based off mainstream artists.