Jack: You may not notice them much, but there are furry hip hop artists out there. They may be rare with small fan clubs, but they're slowly growing and are out there.

Chuong: Now I see why the WHO removed gender dysphoria as a mental illness diagnoses for their newest ICD; so they can focus on far more concerning issues such as this.

Zax: I can't believe it took this long to convince the world how important it is to make plans to prevent crowd crushes even if they've been happening for centuries.

Jack: Don't forget that maximum occupancy are part of fire codes for a reason. In big music events like this, there's a reason why we Americans have firetrucks nearby along with ambulances.

D.W.: Better late than never, but it's still disturbing.

Super C: As long as they, the furry rappers, not swearing and don't have rabid fans that won't behave themselves, they're not going to get an argument from me.

Cripto: 9 times out of 10 when I'm driving and somebody's playing their car radio way too loud, it's playing this garbage.

Marshall: Some will swear, but in very limited amounts these days. And because rap music these days no longer focus on violence but more on humorous content, you won't hear the F word being used as much these days. They may use them, but in extremely limited amounts. You won't even have to worry about them having rabid fans either since they tend to be out of the mainstream for specific audiences, which are usually fans of furry hip hop stars.

Leo: That's a relief.

Cripto: It certainly is. There's a reason the only rap songs I liked were about Knuckles the Echidna.

aight