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Is Porter Robinson racist or just another victim of identity politics? | Episode 98

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Porter Robinson has always been a standout artist who not only appreciates his craft but he equally loves his fans. He recently joined the recent trend of EDM artists curating their own festivals. He, therefore, announced with a video his new festival that he named Multiverse Festival taking place in Oakland, California. The video brought some great Worlds-like vibes to his fans much to their delight. However, the day following the festival announcement there were multiple discussions online about a controversy surrounding the “Multiverse” festival. On Twitter and Instagram, there were people name calling Porter, calling him a racist, a homophobe, saying he is culturally appropriating the EDM scene. This was due to a similarly named festival taking place in Oakland, California. The “Multiverse is Illuminated” festival is a punk rock festival that highlights the inclusion of diverse communities.


In our opinion a lot of people slinging rocks at Porter have a victim complex, claiming cultural appropriation and Porter using his white privilege to oust their festival. We don’t think Porter Robinson was to blame directly for this controversial decision. It is without a doubt that if the production company (GOLDENVOICE) or his team did a thorough search they would have found a similarly named festival taking place in the same city. Porter Robinson and his production company, therefore, renamed it “Second Sky” . The name may not have the same impact but I am sure Porter’s camp just wanted to move on at this point and leave any controversy behind.


The line-up announced as of today is as follows:


Cashmere Cat,


G. Jones,


Kero Kero Bonito,


Chrome Sparks,


Anamanguchi,


Wednesday Campanella,


Nina Las Vegas,


Porter Robinson Live, and last but not least none other than


Madeon.


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#porterrobinson #virtualself #edm #secondsky #worlds


Porter Robinson has always been a standout artist who not only appreciates his craft but he equally loves his fans. He recently joined the recent trend of EDM artists curating their own festivals. He, therefore, announced with a video his new festival that he named Multiverse Festival taking place in Oakland, California. The video brought some great Worlds-like vibes to his fans much to their delight. However, the day following the festival announcement there were multiple discussions online about a controversy surrounding the “Multiverse” festival. On Twitter and Instagram, there were people name calling Porter, calling him a racist, a homophobe, saying he is culturally appropriating the EDM scene. This was due to a similarly named festival taking place in Oakland, California. The “Multiverse is Illuminated” festival is a punk rock festival that highlights the inclusion of diverse communities.


In our opinion a lot of people slinging rocks at Porter have a victim complex, claiming cultural appropriation and Porter using his white privilege to oust their festival. We don’t think Porter Robinson was to blame directly for this controversial decision. It is without a doubt that if the production company (GOLDENVOICE) or his team did a thorough search they would have found a similarly named festival taking place in the same city. Porter Robinson and his production company, therefore, renamed it “Second Sky” . The name may not have the same impact but I am sure Porter’s camp just wanted to move on at this point and leave any controversy behind.


The line-up announced as of today is as follows:


Cashmere Cat,


G. Jones,


Kero Kero Bonito,


Chrome Sparks,


Anamanguchi,


Wednesday Campanella,


Nina Las Vegas,


Porter Robinson Live, and last but not least none other than


Madeon.


A talking podcast about EDM with an attitude and opinion! You like electronic dance music and don’t know what’s lit or douce? We’ve got you covered. We are bringing, news, reviews, and gossip directly to your ears. Come and say Hi! Or even better subscribe to our podcast now.


Always looking for enthusiastic contributors with a creative edge.


Listen to our podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Anchor FM and all major platforms https://anchor.fm/freakbeats-edm-podcast


Our monthly Spotify playlist https://open.spotify.com/user/aias_23 is updated daily with the freshest quality tracks from every genre.


Watch us on YouTube and Bitchute- http://bit.ly/2pLnfP7 and http://bit.ly/2H9p2qv


Join our Facebook group- http://bit.ly/2pLpzpf


Follow our Tweets- @freakbeats_cast


Hear us on Soundcloud- http://bit.ly/2pKZJBS


Mix us up on Mixcloud- http://bit.ly/2pxV6Qs


Read our words on Medium https://medium.com/@freakbeats_edmpodcast


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