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<blockquote class="Quote"><div><strong class="bc-author">Mjukis</strong> said:</div><div><blockquote class="Quote"><div><strong class="bc-author">NomoreGarciaparra</strong> said:</div><div>One difference between the old days and today is that the music of Elvis and the Beatles succeeded commercially on a huge scale.  Lil B, on the other hand, is basically unknown in the mainstream.  His moronic and trite lyrics about skullfucking bitches and so forth reaches a slightly larger percentage of the population than the riffage of hardcore morons Anal Cunt did.<br />
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	File under who cares.  It's funny when rapheads bust on psych heads for listening to a tired genre of music.  Rap is 30+ years old, kids.  It's about as revolutionary at this point as your mom owning a vibrator.  No one with any sense cares about your rebellion anymore.</div></blockquote>
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	Lil B is in his own genre, one that noone in 2011 can fully grasp. Arthur Russell was basically unknown in the mainstream too. "Paint" and "Rain in England" is that yet-unlistenable music from the future. </div></blockquote>
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	Arthur Russell is still basically unknown in the mainstream.  He's a pet concern of a small number of hipsters.<br />
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	I don't think the phrase "succeeded commercially on a huge scale" is a vague phrase.

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