Rap is basically formed by black culture, and now the popular rap in South Korea is also the rap that advocates the United States. The difference is that rap as a black cultural life is even a way of survival, which is why rap is always inseparable from vulgarity. Now the slow spread of rap to Asia is a symbol of the trend of young people. And this movie is to show a different side of our impression.
I have always thought that it is not a big problem to have this strength that cannot be played due to accidental reasons. After all, we all like people who have no strength to go through their own hard work and then super-exert their motivation to leave in applause, which is more supportive for our lives. Rabbit has always been strong, and his strength is repeatedly emphasized by his besties from beginning to end.
So I think the great feature of this film is reflected in the description of his life. The status of a worker, a chaotic family, and a little sister who needs to protect herself. But what I feel a little bit emotional is that even if they live a very unbearable life, they still have their own amateur culture. I am afraid that the free life of the working girls and working girls in our factory can only be spent playing for a while, cleaning their phones, and then resting quickly.
This is not Eminem's autobiography, he just used his identity as a rapper to talk about a rapper in a predicament. I have to say that it's a pity to put the ending song at the end. There is a short paragraph in the movie that follows a slow rhythm, and I think it's too good to like it. It seems to be in line with the sentence on the field, fu*k freestyle. Ha ha.
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