I've noticed that when it comes to dubstep, breaks, d&b, glitch-hop, and various other genres and subgenres of "harder" electronica, the words used to describe tracks, artists, EPs, etc are often ridiculously unappealing in any other context... Almost how back in the 90s calling something "bad" was considered to be good, and even today, something that is "sick" is generally approved of...
Which makes me think... What if other companies started advertising their products in the same terms that we use to hype up electronica? For example:
Introducing the new McDonalds DubMac!
Piled high with 10,000 of the toughest, nastiest beef patties. Its totally the grimiest meat we've ever eaten! Your mouth will ooze with massive amounts of wobbly, squelchy, dirty ass fucking cheese! Eating this sandwich is like suffering blunt force trauma to the head! With one bite of our disgusting, filthy, mashed-up burger, we guarantee that your heart will stop, drop, and explode! We're fucking serious! Gorge yourself, and prepare to feel your asshole rip as we induce the most massive shit-fest your bowels have ever endured! Thats right! Projectile shit! And vomit! Simultaneously! This burger is so disgustingly filthy, it fucked your mother during childbirth! Eat it! Fuck you!
So maybe I got a little out of hand, but I've seen all of these words and phrases used on this board, youtube, and other electronica discussion forums... What other products could we hype the same way we talk about our electronica? Discuss...