Is it normal I am interested in rap music as an engineer?

[Anonymous]

As a software engineer I am interested in rap music so much since the age of 10. 2pac, Eminem, NWA etc. Watched all the movies, documentaries, songs, albums about them. ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

I produced at least 250 beats and made 500 songs by myself. For some reason, I am in love with rap. I am not even a black person nor an American, and English is not my first language.

[Anonymous]

Yes, it is perfectly normal to be interested in rap music as an engineer, regardless of your background or ethnicity. Music is a form of art and self-expression that appeals to people from all walks of life, and rap music in particular has become a global phenomenon with a massive following around the world.

Your passion for rap music and your ability to produce beats and write songs is a testament to your creativity and talent, and it is not unusual for people to have hobbies and interests that are different from their professional pursuits. In fact, many successful engineers, programmers, and other professionals have pursued music as a hobby or side hustle, and have even found ways to integrate their passion for music into their work.

So, don't let anyone tell you that your interest in rap music is unusual or out of place. Embrace your passion, continue to create and share your music, and who knows, you may even find ways to merge your passion for music with your engineering skills to create something truly unique and innovative.

[Anonymous]

You should learn music first and if you can't master the theory behind that, you can be just another no talent letting computers making music for you.

If you can call it music.

[Asker]

You mean rap is not music?

[BarryLiverstone]

Music is math, so it’s logical