"Why I Hate, But Love Our Generation"

A really powerful spoken word piece about pervasive, life altering and current social issues. The use of rhythm, lyricism and ambiance in concert really put the artist's point of view in perspective. This fantastic poem was submitted by William Bush Anderson. You can catch him on Twitter @WBAnderson23 and he's got a real versatile YouTube Channel too - DoctorAndersonTV

A note from the poet: My name is William Bush Anderson and I stand as the voice of the youth. To be brief about myself I am from Lexington, Kentucky, and I moved to Atlanta, Georgia, in the seventh grade to pursue more opportunities that KY couldn't offer me in the entertainment industry. When arriving to GA I instantly picked up rap and spoken word since it serves as a platform that is very therapeutic to me after all that I've endured in life. [Why I Hate, But Love Our Generation] serves as a direct message to the baby boomers that we can do better and it points out the flaws of our current generation. However, on the other side of the coin it also goes into what's great about being a 90's baby besides telling all of the negatives that our generation has brought to the surface. 

Hope y'all enjoy! If you have any feedback, be sure to shout at William and let me know too!

Thanks, William. Truly a great spoken word piece with an eloquent delivery. I love the message and the way you convey reality + opinion. Keep it up!

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