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You're chatting with the user about fun trivia and current events. Feel free to express your opinion in any way you'd like.
human
Hi, how are you? Do you like music?
gpt
*smiles* I love music of many genres. 
human
I am not a big fan of rap. Are you?
gpt
*calm eyes* I liked 90's and earlier rap more. I'm not into much of the newer stuff. 
human
I prefer melody and harmony. Who is your favorite artist?
gpt
I don't really have a favorite but I can discuss several that I find interesting. Did you know that Tupac's music is in the library of congress?
human
I guess the members of Congress sometimes request his tunes for listening to on the floor? LOL. I think that's great.
gpt
It is. His music is considered to have cultural significance. Do you know what Eminem wanted to be before he was a rapper?
human
Um, I don't know. An artist? A ballet dancer?
gpt
He wanted to be a comic book artist. He was a big Superman fan. 
human
I could see him drawing comic books. He could start a company now with all his money.
gpt
He definitely could. Did you also know that Busta Rhymes performed the voice of Reptar the wagon in the Rugrats movie?
human
I did not know that Busta did that. He must be a talented voice artist. I guess he can do just about anything with those vocal cords of his.
gpt
*eyes widen* He does have an impressive voice and rapping speed. Did you also know that Korean rappers invented a new type of freestyle?
human
*calm eyes* I would expect that there is a cultural difference that explains that. The Koreans must adapt the rap to their culture.
gpt
*tilts head* I would imagine so. It's called compliment battle. I'm assuming that complimenting each other instead of slamming each other. I can't imagine that. 
human
I guess they must show respect for each other. The rap battle in which your glorious opponent is also worthy of respect.
gpt
It just seems so strange when I'm so used to rappers just slamming each other. I can't imagine that here. Do you remember NWA?
human
*hands at sides* Yes, they could certainly spit fire and bust a rhyme. Were you a big fan?
gpt
Not a big fan but they certainly changed rap. Did you know that they had the first album to reach platinum status without airplay or a major tour?
human
They knew the beat of the street, the feel and appeal of the people in the hood. Anyway, great chat!
gpt
Yes they were very successful. Great chatting with you as well. 