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Originally Posted by kronas
i think you might be right there, but the enviromental factor plays a pivotal role here i think, in my view the strictness and the allowance of time to do things which are outside of education ie freinds, spare time, non educational activitys, are also a contributing factors, the sense that rap is the only thing to blame i think is looking at it from an incorrect perspective, other factors do contribute to the 'disinterest' found.
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You cant go blaming rap music, in the 80's American parents could send their children to be de-heavy metalised. Thuis was a strict regime more akin to torture than anything else. But look now, you will find a lot of high flying people listen to Rock and heavy metal.
I also blame parents, no hoper parents that can barely read or write (incidently the same type of parents that in the UK give their children stupid names) are not great role models, how can they help their children develop?