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-Music unites.
-It depends.
It unites the groups, but divides and makes groups.
-The music industry's got two real kind of tracks.
The kind of moshery-type kind of guitar-based music
and then sort of hip hop and rap and stuff.
And I think it's really creating divisions
between two kind of classes and two different groups of people.
-There's Arsenal.
There's Manchester.
There's Chelsea.
There's Fulham.
There's always going to be divisions.
-I think it unites because everyone
can kind of relate to music.
It's not that different in the end.
-Unite people, it brings people together.
-Just look at concerts.
-It just brings so many thousands of people
together to see one person.
And that person's made a difference.
-You got Kanye West doing songs of Coldplay.
You got Jay-Z doing songs of Coldplay.
You got all these things going on.
-Some like, music can make a positive message.
And some other hip hop can make a negative message.
-Now, the problem with a lot of hip hop,
"mainstream hip hop", these days,
yeah, it is dividing people to the point where you listen
to a song, and it will tell you listen, if you've been wronged
by this person, kill them.
-Music unites us but people divide us.
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