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@Ace006 - Why don’t you like the music choice?

@Ace006 - ....don't think Black Sabbath was appropriate for this movie!

@BloodyBed - What’s wrong with the music...? I’m just asking because I’m hearing a lot of complaints and I don’t understand people’s reasoning.

@suitekid - Yo, the fact they're using an artist like Vince Staples indicates there are true hip hop heads flipping switches back there. Sooooooo tired of hollywood using some played out mainstream shit. Not to mention RTJ on the first trailer. I ran that trailer back so many times. And how the beat went with the glare on the logo at the end.....man. I am proud af at what they're doing.

@superbigguy32 @Ace006 - @BloodyBed @Tonic24k @incredibleTalk - The music is a damn cliché. Every time there's an all black cast, some "genius" thinks there has to be a rap soundtrack (this is done on television, as well). Luke Cage, Black Panther, Black Lighting, ALL back to back and ALL with a rap soundtrack. It's ridiculous. Just give him a film score. How hard is that?

@Luminus - I get what you’re saying but hip-hop/R&B is apart of the African culture. With the Beats, drums, and soulful music I understand why it’s associated with Black Panther, Luke Cage, & Black Lightning. It’s like watching a film with Hispanic theme, you’re gonna hear those types of music associated with that culture. It’s like Iron Man, when the main theme was Black Sabbath’s Iron Man song.

@superbigguy32 @incredibleTalk @BloodyBed Tonic24k @Luminus - Its not the music itself that annoys me I happen to like the songs and Kendrick its the fact that their American which I don't think is appropriate for this movie considering its an African country that has been closed off to the outside world for a long time if they want to use hip hop thats fine but at least use an African artist instead of an American

@superbigguy32 - I mean, I just think it sounds bad. I even like hip hop, just not that kind.

@Tonic24k -

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Oh, yeah, a black man (me) is having a really hard time accepting my own culture. That makes sense.

@superbigguy32 - Cultural-based soundtracks don't belong in comicbook films. Can you imagine if they made a Magneto film and all the trailers had a Jewish melody playing? That would take you out of the movie. Are we going to get a Spanish soundtrack for the Miles Morales film? It's just wrong. Having one culturally appropriate song is one thing, but don't build your whole movie around that sound.

When I hear the Flash soundtrack, it's not white people's culture. It's the Flash. Period. That's how it's supposed to be.

@Ace006 - @BloodyBed @incredibleTalk @OrgasmicPotatoe

@Tonic24k No doubt I'm loving the music so far!

@BloodyBed - Then what kind of hip hop do you like?....

@Tonic24k - Race is not a thing, just something racist whites (religious ones) made up to subjugate people they didn't like, so your argument falls flat already. And the vast majority went along with Jim Crow laws, so yet another aspect of your argument falls flat.

You must be really young or white. It's the only explanation for this. I'd be really disturbed, if you were black and over 30.

Anyway, I'm out.