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Well, /mu/?
>>61281820
Well the obvious one is, why would he go into college if he invented it? He surely would know all the things he wanted to teach.
It's a ridiculous misunderstanding of how basically everything works. College is a complex social institution that evolved over time, that's pretty obvious.
It makes sense Hopsin would say this and his fans would defend it since they have the minds of toddlers asking their annoyed older siblings questions.
>>61281820
hey does TGWTG even exist anymore? Rap Critic and TiTS had pretty entertaining videos
it's a bad lyric because it assumes college was invented by a man. there have been millions of female and trans inventors in history you just don't learn about them in school because it's a sexist institution invented by men.
>>61282096
It does, but Blip shut down and everyone is posting on either YouTube or something else. Todd and RC both have their own YT channels.
Todd posted a double review yesterday of Hello by Adele and Hotline Bling by Drake, it's pretty good.
it implies that if "the man who invented college" didn't go to college, it must be some kind of trap.
>>61282108
hmmm nice meme
>>61282108
FUCKING SIGNED
>>61282096
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCaTSjmqzOO-P8HmtVW3t7sA Here's Todd's channel.
The concept of college evolved over time, and it's existed as a concept for hundreds of years. The guy people usually credit with "inventing college" (if you can even call high education an "invention") is Aristotle --and yes, he most definitely attended his own forums and lectures.
As fun as it is to think of education as a prison for your brain, I find that the prison of stupidity has stronger walls and reinforced bars.
