Forced to listen to your hip hop and rap

Are 'shutup' and 'bro' actually real people who exist? If so then that's extraordinary. Nobody wants to be forced to listen to your crap music, fellas so shut it.

omg some people actually need to die. you need to die I hope you die .. thats what I want from life. for people like you to just fall down dead. kapiche

thats stupid.....people should be able to express themselves through music....and people need to kep there comments to themselves most of the times

Have a look at the campaign against unwanted music at http://www.pipedown.info.

The only satisfaction I get from this is that they are making themselves deaf. Trouble is I have to put my own music on so I can't hear this rap crap.

Mr. Tadabug - 'what is this suppose to be'. What awful use of language. 'Anyways' - This is not a recognised word and may I say that your punctuation is also abysmal. Get back to school and learn to write, before you come on here with your 'tude'.

what is this suppose to be why do you have this stupid site anyways dont make me fight you dummies.

Can only endorse the previous comments re asking the 'offender' to turn it down. Almost always get a positive response in the 'oh sorry' area. I do NOT blame the MP3 user. I blame all of the people sat around tut-tutting, pulling 'isn't that annoying?' faces and saying nothing. Whoever the MP3 user is, they would quickly find they are in minority if a few folk spoke up. On the odd occasion that there has been a rejection of my suggestion, other folk add their weight to my argument. One particular time the 'offender' moved to another carriage - hope he received the same treatment there......

the worst thing is when they play a low quality mp3 though their moblie phones loud speaker which sounds like a transistor radio in a bucket of water. and they think they are 'cool' for annoying everyone with their 'tunes'

I find it very annoying especially in a confined space such as a bus or train. Even more so than someone doing untold damage to their ears with tinny earphones.

On numerous occasions I've had to politely ask the offender to "Turn it of please as it's very annoying" and never had any problem, mostly getting and teenage grunt type apology. But I sure as hell wouldn't do that on the street.

Surely there is a copyright infringement here as this could be classed as public broadcasting, and don't you have to have a license to do that? As usual these days though, the Police wont do anything about it as there would be too much paperwork for them to wade through (blame the Government for that, not the Police).

Little Feat did a song, "Boom Box Car". It lyricly states this sentiment:
"...wouldn't it be neater/
if I blew out your speakers/ with this 12 gauge across my knee..."
:lol:

Overly loud music is indeed quite annoying; infuriating, even.

I'd have to say that those who find their voices extraordinarily appealing and have sudden urges to sing along with the music are prime candidates for ejection from said vehicle; especially when it's in motion.