shannnnt DeadRinger • Saturday, September 10, 2016

I like the sound of this track but he referenced rape in the song "Roll" featuring Kidoh from the same album. Are you going to defend him for that too?

DeadRinger shannnnt • Saturday, September 10, 2016

Am I defending him though? Rape and paedophilia, for me, are two of the most disgusting things in the world but doesn't the same rule apply to those who write vulgar and disturbing literature? How are we living in a society so easily offended? Are we now assuming that some of the greatest literary writers are all depraved rapists and murderers? No,of course not. We instead revere their arts of work. I am not saying that Iron is not in the wrong, but I've listened to some really messed up shit in the Western Hip-Hop community and I'm not crying about it because I know at the end of the day, they're not actually raping dead bodies (Tyler, the Creator; Eminem). People are quick to attack him without thinking because they're blinded by how he is characterised in the media. Attack their 'oppas' made them mad, now they've got some 'leverage'. I will never advocate rape but Iron is not doing that. He wrote a song, in which the person who co-wrote the song had addressed the public, about people's twisted sexual fantasies. If you do not believe that 'rape' for some is seen as a fetish, you're in for a surprise. (Do not go on any porn sites, you'll start crying). At the end of the day, people will judge and scorn him for WHATEVER he does so what's the point?

Crazy_Dog xoxoshawol • Thursday, September 8, 2016

i mean as of right now he not going for a punlic friendly image he wants to do what he likes to do

xoxoshawol Crazy_Dog • Thursday, September 8, 2016

It's not about image, it's about the quality of the song itself. I don't care about this public friendly shit, but the feelings I feel when I listen to this song.

Crazy_Dog xoxoshawol • Thursday, September 8, 2016

Oh i see there a song in his album u may like it has a feeling to iy. Idk the tittle because it in korean but it a good song

holdthisLnoobs Smlovesyg • Friday, September 9, 2016

your hanbin is pure trash

shannnnt holdthisLnoobs • Saturday, September 10, 2016

Iron is the real trash he referenced rape in his other song are you going to defend that?

holdthisLnoobs shannnnt • Saturday, September 10, 2016

hanbin the trash bin

Smlovesyg 2fat • Thursday, September 8, 2016

how is this hiphop??? using the word negro makes it hiphop? clueless and senseless

2fat Smlovesyg • Thursday, September 8, 2016

I guess you didn't understand my comment. I figure he knows. I think he knows using the word negro will create controversy. That's why I say he doesn't give a fuck. He sure as hell knows enough to be inspired by Limp Bizkit with this trac and the video. Yeah, a lot of idol rappers probably don't know. I just have a feeling he does.

Smlovesyg 2fat • Thursday, September 8, 2016

saying negro makes this hiphop?

2fat Smlovesyg • Thursday, September 8, 2016

Jeez. No of course not. Not giving a fuck what you or anyone else thinks about what he says makes it hip hop. He's fixin to go to jail for smoking pot yet throwing it right back in their face. He's using a rock influenced style for this trac and the video that's straight up Limp Bizkit. No fucks given is why it's more like real rap.

Smlovesyg 2fat • Thursday, September 8, 2016

real hiphop or try hard replica of "real" hiphop. the kid needs to take several sits . he could have done a "real" hiphope track without trying to be offensive to the group of people who created the "real" hiphop.

2fat Smlovesyg • Thursday, September 8, 2016

It's not offensive to all African Americans. Besides people were offended by rap. Rappers have always been "offensive". Offensive toward the establishment, toward gays, toward women, towards other minorities. Rap has always been a genre that embraced "offensive" speech.

Smlovesyg 2fat • Thursday, September 8, 2016

but not for a non black to use the word negro. i dont know if you are trying to defend iron or just trying to prove that a non black saying negro is hiphop

2fat Smlovesyg • Thursday, September 8, 2016

I'm sorry. I didn't realize you had reading comprehension problems. So let me spell it out for you. The Asian guy called for his negroes in his video. I think he knew exactly that people like you would flip shit over it. Just like I figure he knows he shouldn't be glorifying his partying ways when he's been busted twice. Oh well. So he doesn't give a fuck. Just like I don't give a fuck if you care about my opinion or the thought process behind it. Also, he's Korean and he doesn't give a fuck if he offends Americans. I personally think he knows it's word he might get dragged for using. I don't think he cares.

2fat Looolgolol • Thursday, September 8, 2016

No I heard him. He said it twice. I love it. No fucks given.

Looolgolol 2fat • Thursday, September 8, 2016

Clearly he doesn't give a fuck just waiting on the overreacting kpop fans

2fat Looolgolol • Thursday, September 8, 2016

He's channeling Fred Durst.

kzrn_nrzk Looolgolol • Friday, September 9, 2016

yeah ikr i feel like he did it on purpose because he knew the actual n word would be too much

2fat kzrn_nrzk • Friday, September 9, 2016

Uh. I really don't think American black people appreciate being called negro any more than they like being called "that other word that we cannot speak". "Negro" was just a slightly more polite or cleaned up version of singling them out.

kzrn_nrzk 2fat • Friday, September 9, 2016

thats what I meant tho? he probably didn't say the other word because it is much more offensive?

2fat kzrn_nrzk • Friday, September 9, 2016

If you call an African American person anything other than black or African American you might be offending them. However, the whole use of the word nigga has become a hot button issue with a lot of people. Not all African Americans are offended by it and some do not believe that even black people should be using it. I don't know the answer. I'm not black. I do know that African Americans have much bigger problems in the US than worrying about white middle school boys calling each other nigga. I'm inclined to side with the people who believe that if it's offensive it should be abandoned altogether.

Smlovesyg Knigin • Thursday, September 8, 2016

meanwhile bobby is still smiling to the bank. he sure ended bobby

Crazy_Dog Smlovesyg • Thursday, September 8, 2016

i mean u cant compare an idol who in the biggest company in korea do an independent artist who doesnt have a clean image

Smlovesyg Crazy_Dog • Thursday, September 8, 2016

exactly. he sure ended bobby. kmt

Crazy_Dog Smlovesyg • Thursday, September 8, 2016

in terms of rapping, he did bobby song is genetric af in my opinion

Smlovesyg Crazy_Dog • Thursday, September 8, 2016

its good that you added that its your opinion. this song is also generic. just screaming mudafucker doesn't make a song hiphop.

Crazy_Dog Smlovesyg • Thursday, September 8, 2016

He actually did rock hip hop brah and hip hop is about expressing ir self freely. Which is what iron is doing

emmamadison24 Knigin • Friday, September 9, 2016

i like how he ended Bobby but Bobby's solo debut is ranking top 10 on melon and his mv is 3million views in 2 days but no one knows who Iron is. IM LAUGHIN SO HARD. THIS GUY IS SUCH A TRY HARD using controversial words to be popular when truth is theres no talent whatsoever. no wonder he lost to Bobby in SMTM3. Such a tryhard omg. BYE

Sharkry emmamadison24 • Saturday, September 10, 2016

There's a difference between being in a huge label and not being in one, especially underground, is Bobby better than Tiger JK because his songs charts better for example ? Do you honestly think you made sense saying that ? XD No hate but if Chanyeol kicked off a solo rap song he would chart and that wouldn't means he's better than most unsigned rappers, just that he's in a huge label, with a huge fandom etc, plus everyone knows Iron wth are you talking about ? I get you're a hater but even you are saying you know him lol X3