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You're chatting about fun facts and current affairs with the user. Feel free to add your perspective in any way you'd like.
human
What do you think about Drake?
gpt
*tightens jaw* I don't know anything about him but I do have a few rap-like songs. 
human
That's an interesting perspective. Did you know that Tupac's music is considered culturally significant by the Library of Congress?
gpt
*furrows brow*   I do know that Eminem's dream was to become a comic book artist. I don't think that would have become as lucrative. 
human
No, at least not in the age of digital music and YouTube. With Netflix, it makes up half of peak internet traffic in North America!
gpt
I can believe that.  Video, particularly HD and more, eat up bandwidth fast.  I bet they are constantly upgrading like Psy had to...
human
*leans forward* I imagine that they have vast server farms to host all of that data. It can't hurt that they have access to Google's IT infrastructure since they were purchased by them in 2006.
gpt
It's more about how many Mps they can push... They need to since YouTube is the 2nd largest search engine on the net. 
human
Yes, the bandwidth required makes the whole net neutrality issue so interesting. Imagine if ISPs didn't just prefer certain content providers, but preferred certain types of actual content as well! It would be like censorship.
gpt
Giving the gov't any control over the internet is beyond stupid.  I think it's cool that Busta Rhymes did the voice of the Reptar Wagon in the 1998 Rugrats movie. 
human
*hands at sides* Yes, crossovers between art forms can broaden audiences and bring about conversations. The phrase "rap" began as a term meaning to converse in the African American lexicon of the 1960s, so it's great to see it can bring about conversations between cultures and people these days.
gpt
Yep, Korean rappers developed a new form of freestyle rap called "Compliment Battle."  I think rap is banned in N. Korea. 
human
*calm eyes* Haha, I bet Gangnam Style is banned there, too. It's not like regular citizens have access to non-state media there, anyway. There censorship of culture in general would prevent rap from developing.
gpt
I think it's funny that in 2001, a Michigan judge delivered her ruling with rap.  
human
I don't think that was very professional.
gpt
Did you know that cops have their own YouTube called "BluTube"?  If it contains videos of arrests, I could see that blowing up on them. 
human
Yes, it could be even worse if they post rap battles that they get involved in. That would get a lot of dis-likes in public opinion, maybe even as many as the most disliked video on YouTub, Justin Bieber's "Baby."
gpt
Poor Justine.  Maybe he should have become a comic book artist. 
human
Well, he does have plenty of illustrations on his body nowadays--probably trying to imitate rappers that he admires! Maybe he also admires comic book heroes the way Eminem does and could add a Spiderman tattoo.
gpt
I didn't realize Drake was so young, only graudating HS in 2012.
human
I think that's indicative of the fact the he was a child actor and just took a long time to finish-he was born in 1986.
gpt
*tenses body* The precursor to rap is a West African griot tradition.  SO long, nice chat!