Originally Posted by
Beobloke
Sorry, but she has no idea what she's talking about. If she really was "all about the bass; no treble" then you wouldn't hear her voice. Ridiculous. She clearly hasn't thought this through.
And whilst I'm on the subject, rappers are always banging on about turning up the bass and treble. What do they have against midrange?
Right, I'm gonna have to don my pedant hat for a minute:
The Meghan Trainor song isn't literally about bass and treble, it is about her being a chunky lass and ok with it 
Answering your other question, rappers (or their followers) don't really like their music very much, and when they play it they aren't really listening - it's there purely to get attention. When out in their cars, bass frequencies can be heard quarter of a mile away, not so much with the midrange.
One of Anita's sons had a car with bin lid-size speakers in the back, and you could hear the hip-hop cack long before he arrived home. Then he'd be out of the car and into his room to watch some reality TV shite or The Simpsons. He never played anything in the house ever. We bought him a mini system one Christmas, and it's still on top of his wardrobe, unopened.
I have hopes he will grow up eventually, then he can get a nice girlfriend and move out
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