Hey DJ We Are All in This Together so Lets Get On

0:01 Recently I did a video that a lot of people put very controversial com

What the heck is going on? Now, recently I did a video that a lot of people put very controversial comments. Now, I'm not going to go into great detail but I played a few tunes and I gave my personal opinion on those tracks. I said, I like that, I don't like that, I don't like that style, I do like that style. But what was happening in the comments is people were basically slagging off The whole compilation. Now, this is something that hopefully everyone will agree with and I'm sure I'm going to get a few thumbs down because there's, let's be honest, there's just a few idiots out there. But if you do agree with what I'm saying, please give me a thumbs up because it does help the whole DJ community. But, you've got a house DJ.

1:21 Therefore, you shouldn't take the piss out of it

In fact, let's just, let's put that apart and let's just say you've got an Arab, you've got an Israeli, you've got, say, a Christian person, you've got different religions and they're all in a room and they're having a good old chat. They're getting on together. They realise that they don't agree with each other's sort of philosophies, but they're all mates. They have a few beers or if they don't drink, they don't drink and they go home very happy because they've met their friends and they've chatted. The same with music. You've got a DJ who likes house, a DJ who likes drum and bass, a DJ who likes hip-hop, and a DJ that likes mumble rap. Now, they all may not like the other style of music, but because they're friends and they enjoy music. Now, this is the key here. Because if you're religious and you believe in your religion, you should then also respect other people's. Therefore, you shouldn't take the piss out of it. You should just go, fine, I believe mine.

You believe yours? There we go. It's the same with music. No more about that anymore, religion. The same with music because here is the fact. If you love music, you should be able to appreciate, acknowledge, accept all of it to the extent that you can agree to disagree. You can say, I don't actually like that style, but that's your opinion. Others may like it. It doesn't mean to say it's crap just because you don't like it, because others do like it. So in that video when I was saying, well, I don't particularly like that track and that's not for me, it's not because it's crap, it's because I don't like it. That's all. And people were slagging it off. And that's what you shouldn't do, because I would hazard a guess to say that anybody that I meet

2:58 To be quite honest, to a certain degree, I don't understand it

Anybody who's slagged off a certain track as in, oh, terrible, crap, rubbish, waste of time, you don't really like music. Now, I wholeheartedly admit I don't particularly like mumble rap. All right? I will do my very best not to play it. But then, I'm not the one who's going to be like, oh, just I can't cope with this or whatever. And, you know, I don't know why people make it. To be quite honest, to a certain degree, I don't understand it. I don't get it. But that does not mean to say that it is not bad music. It's still being produced and made by artists and producers who have given their time and energy to make some form of track. On the other hand, tracks I do like maybe you don't like and maybe tracks that you like I don't like. So what I'm trying to say with this video is if you are a true DJ and you are a true music lover, you should accept, acknowledge and get on with your fellow DJ and or producer and not slag them off because they like something that you don't like and vice versa. Because we're all in this together.

Practice and enjoy. Thank you.

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