Does chaos to order depend on powerful external force or the self-restraint of each individual?

Caitlyn 2022-04-23 07:01:29

When Mr. Mu's group was fighting with another group of black people who had humiliated him, Erlen's companion took out a pistol and fired a shot at the sky. After the gunshot, the two waves of fighting stopped immediately. The male protagonist scolded his companion and called He put away the gun, not to take the opportunity to show off his power and make the other party admit his cowardice, because everyone knows in their hearts that this fight can stop with fists and feet, and it is stupid to exceed the limit. This scene reminded me of the 8.27 Kunshan Zhenchuan Road incident. It was also a battle of words, but the final result was completely different. "8 Mile" is an adaptation of Lord Geum's real life experience, reflecting the living conditions of the people at the bottom of society in the "rust belt" of the United States. These rappers who are burdened with life pressures swear at people when they rap PK. The lyrics are very fierce, fierce and violent , but when I really do it, I know where the bottom line is. I won't cause death for some trivial things. I can talk to you without bottom line, but I won't take my life to fight with you to win or lose. Although we often hear CCTV reporting on shooting incidents in the United States, we rarely hear that it was caused by the fierce fighting between people and gangs. This is a place worth reflecting on. Is the harmony we maintain more a result of restraint and control by external forces, rather than based on each individual's own thinking and judgment on his own behavior? This harmony is just a fragile canvas that hides the chaos lurking below.

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  • Melyna 2022-03-19 09:01:03

    The music is good, the video is good, the key is still very inspirational

  • Florida 2022-03-19 09:01:03

    The music is so good

8 Mile quotes

  • DJ Iz: That's why brothers need to sign themselves a deal. I'm telling you record labels supply niggas with the kind of benefits they need.

    Sol: Dawg, we sign us a deal you can take the motherfucking benefits. We're talking Bentley's and Benjamins, not Blue Cross and Blue Shield.

    Future: Look to tell you all niggas the truth, I don't give a fuck about none of that. I just wanna hit 31 and a 3rd on the box you know what I'm saying? One of them strong songs on JLB.

    DJ Iz: No, what we need to do is save that shit up and put it into some savings bonds every week, stack it and build our own studio.

    Future: Savings Bonds?

    Sol: [to DJ] Let me ask you a question, Dawg. How the fuck are we brothers? We need fine bitches and fat rides, not no goddamn savings bonds.

    Jimmy Smith Jr: Man, that's all we ever do is talk shit!

    Jimmy Smith Jr: [imitating Sol] "We need to get fine bitches and fat rides".

    Jimmy Smith Jr: [imitating DJ] "No, what we need to do is put our money in savings bonds".

    Jimmy Smith Jr: [imitating Future] "No, what we need to do is put our songs on JLB".

    Jimmy Smith Jr: Man, shut the fuck up. All of us never do shit about nothin' and we're still broke as fuck and living at home with our moms.

  • Alex: [after having sex] You were so good outside.

    B. Rabbit: In line at a lunch truck?