It was in fact not copyright free. So parts have been muted

edit : Some of his music is copyright free but not all for clarification

if only people held their politicians to the same standards as they do random celebs

Worst crime on the internet: being cringe

The idea that people are angry because he didn't give money to all the artists who participated in the "drawing competition" where there is only one winner demonstrates their intelligence

I actually met him back in march. He came to our convention hall while we were setting up and was super chill. He genuinely wanted to keep chatting/dicking around with everyone but had a concert to prepare for… even with his team (attempting to) leading him out , he kept stopping to interact with people and take pics. Such a lovely dude !!

All of this is new to me. Glad to be reminded from time to time that I'm neither chronically online or petty as fuck.

he was being glazed until one person said "he's annoying"

I learned a few things today:

1. I had no idea BBNO$ was hated.
2. It's not pronounced "Be Be Noss".
3. This guy and the beloved face tattoo rapper, who's name now escapes me, are not the same person.

Now, upon doing a little research, I learned a bonus fact:

4. Post Malone is not the guy who rapped about a thrift store.

Bro kinda feel bad for him he's getting hated on by the chronically online people who have nothing better to do than complain about an artist who is doing the normal thing to do

Music fans when someone has mediocre music vs when someone is a convicted felon but with decent music:

My understanding for why he's hated, is because he's constantly doing what's trendy, interacts with whos trendy, and people noticed. And he censored Asmongod in that one music video lol

I actually met him back in May, my crew was backup dancers for one of his concerts in london and he was genuinely such a nice guy. Kept talking to us and fooling around, like he actually wanted to chat and have a good time. He was even nice enough to take a few pics with our crew and even offered to take multiple selfies with each of us. Really kind and polite guy, interacting so casually, not taking himself too seriously at all. At one point he asked if there was anything we needed and we hesitated to ask for more bottles of water since our room ran out, but he just rushed out and personally brought us two packs of bottles from his own room! Even after the concert ended, he came and thanked us so thoroughly and warmly, even tho he looked tired himself. Honestly, both as an artist and as a person, he was really warm and sweet. He’s just a silly guy doing his thing, don’t know why people suddenly started hating on him. There are PLENTY of questionable celebrities and powerful people out there we could take a look at instead…

Yall remember Baby by Justin Beiber?
I feel like this is just an internet ritual at this point...

BabyNoChlorine had me crying.

that thumbnail got my boy looking like a felon

I realized I saw this guy before several times over the years without being aware. I clicked on the video curious if he did or say something bad like many other artists and viral ppl. Nowadays the reason for individuals generating hate go from absolute heinous acts to nothingburgers.

solution: don't be terminally online & you won't see him everywhere to the point you get burnt out

Not every entry in an art contest gets compensated, that's why it's a contest. The compensation is voluntary exposure, getting your art showcased while competing for the prize. If he hadn't showcased the entries at all, and only announced the winner, then I could understand why people got mad. If there was an entry fee, that would justify the hate too, but that's not the case. Considering how many artists he commissioned outside of the contest, the hate for the contest was unnecessary.

Him being in peak was the devs idea they reached out to him.

Him repeating his opinions just shows they're genuine imo, I also can't shut up about AI art cuz it SUCKS