Oh my goodness man, what are you talking about. I literally agree with your point and that's what I was trying to say. I'm not typing these carefully so I guess that's why, but I really don't know where you're going.

Like you literally wrote an essay agreeing with what I said. But a few points I'll go over.

"Do you think that all rappers lived that thug life?"

Obviously not... Lil Dicky for example, is a highly educated Jew who is in the rap game. J Cole is influential in a good way. I shouldn't have said every American hip hop artist but I think you should've understood what I was saying, considering the subject was on k-pop... Two completely different industries, which I already said.

"The us fans who support chris brown, rappers who talk about women as if they are things to be played with"

Is this evidence of something good? No, I think this is why music can be bad for culture. Kids shouldn't be listening to Chris Brown for their own good

"It's okay if they have fans because well the fans knew exactly what they were getting into?"

The fans that were defending Chris Brown, that's their opinion. Do I agree with it? No. But of course there are also delusional Americans that defended him, but they're more delusional in the case of they actually think that what Brown did was okay. Big difference in what we were talking about kpop, so you're just making points which I agree with and make no relevant sense to the topic