granted the younger Black and Latino generations are way more willing to see their hip-hop pushed into moshpit/hardcore territory, but I actually worked this show and out of 1,100 tickets sold there might've been 50 people that looked like the dudes on stage.


Granted, this isn't exactly Chicago or New York in terms of diversity but I was watching some clips of their live shows in the week leading up to it as a sampler and their crowds - like a lot of rap shows, obviously - seem consistently quite white.


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