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mandapanda said:
I love his music. I used to not like it. It's not normally my genre of music, but I learned to love it and appreciate it.
I understand people don't like his music because he doesn't enunciate, however, the jazz artists he is inspired by sing like that. There are a lot of people that brutally criticize his music. And, even though I'm aware that criticism will happen, it still hurts to see people bash someone who sings from his soul.
The reason why I love his music is because they're really pure and trite. They aren't edited or anything. It's raw and passionate.
In this day and age, there's so many songs about drugs and sex and girls with sexy figures. There's hardly any songs that say "being yourself is beautiful". I love music and it's hard to find many songs that have meaning and morals and a story. And when most people sing, there's no feeling. You can't feel the words. When Rob sings, emotions just flow right out of him.
The songs him and his group of friends sing, the lyrics are incredible. In the future, I hope Rob blesses us with an album. Because he is an artist. He sings with his heart and soul and he doesn't care what anyone else thinks about it. He sings because it's his passion. Music is sometimes described as the bridge to heaven. Sex and drugs don't mix with heaven. It's a shame what music has become. Good songs are harder to find. But they're here. We just have to search harder. And some of the good music, comes from Rob.
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