I'm curious about your view on this band

[TheManBeyond]

this first singer is probably an ENFP, the second one xSFP and the final one ESTP
i'm going to translate the chorus:

their mockery make me feel embarrased
but they'll see when i get them
we'll make you run by your street
we'll make ratches dance
you want to be poor without lacking anything
i want to be rich but i'm poor gang
little girls want us to be their parents
their fathers damn our dead people
their mothers want to see us dead
because we make them perrear in concerts (perreo is a latin sexual dance)
we are the fearless kids
we are the kids in the middle

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xkK8brd5_2M

do you think they are cute? beautiness wise?

 

[Sinny91]

I don't know the language so I can't judge all that much.
I didn't find the sound pleasant however.
I do not think they are cute or beautiful, in the shallow sense of the word.

 

[Sir Eus Lee]

It really just sounds like another terrible rap artist.

Honestly, I don't know why they call them artists. If the goal is rap, why is there even music? Why not just have them say the lyrics with no music? That same beat, same rhythm and percussions, every single time. My untrained ear just cannot differentiate it i guess. There's nothing that makes this "band" unique from any other out there. Maybe I'm not experienced with this language or style of rap, but nothing has caught my attention.

Maybe I just don't see the beauty in it.

 

[TheManBeyond]

they are getting really famous in spain because they supposedly represent the poor people, they were born in the streets, raised by them and they sing about it, sing about inmigration, ratchets, clubs, how it is to be a drugdealer, they even sing to judges praying for mercy since they have some plaints for stealing, drug posession and buying and selling.
they have also a mass of people hating on them for being so un musical and untalented, and because of their language that's so hard to understand due to southern latin-marroco-spanish slang.
also their looks.
they even did a crowdfunding for one of their musicvideos where they offered rewards such as spending one weekend in rabat with its marrocan member, then another of the members would tattoo his face with your name and finally the first one singing here offered a in vitro fertilization with his "seed".
so i find them quite facinating because they don't care at all.

 

[Sinny91]

And there's a million of us just like me
Who cuss like me; who just don't give a fuck like me
Who dress like me; walk, talk and act like me
It just might be the next best thing but not quite me!

 

[Urakro]

they are getting really famous in spain because they supposedly represent the poor people, they were born in the streets, raised by them and they sing about it, sing about inmigration, ratchets, clubs, how it is to be a drugdealer, they even sing to judges praying for mercy since they have some plaints for stealing, drug posession and buying and selling.

I might admire the effort to raise awareness of a lifestyle, but the song didn't inspire me and I didn't learn anything new from it. When I decide on listening to music, I usually go for the chills and goose-bumps. Something that is all-encompassing and feels greater than my being. Which of course entirely depends on my personal frame of mind.