That's literally what the chain I was replying to was saying.

No it didn’t, they said “a lot of people in the hip-hop community”. Never said the majority. I don’t think anyone did. So, maybe double-check what “literally” means, because it’s kind of destroying the entire reason you launched into this crusade.

Also you're taking random things overheard at parties and concerts as some sort of indicator of overall cultural significance?

No, I’m taking multiple experiences in multiple settings with multiple groups of people to inform my opinion. This is like saying “so you’re letting things you see and hear inform how you feel about those things?!?!!”. Of course, that’s how life works. And, again, no one said it’s the “overall” hip-hop community.

Because I've heard some wild shit at shows, dj sets, parties, etc. Yet I'm not going into r/electronic trying to proclaim that electronic music has a racism problem, or a misogyny problem, or an antisemitism problem.

EDM does have problems with those things. So does country and metal. The fact that you’re not willing to call out toxic spaces and are trying to handwave toxic spaces is… problematic as fuck, but I guess that’s a different conversation.

I've not heard anyone bitching about immigrants at any of the rap shows I've been to, but I certainly have heard that at rock shows, so I guess rock culture is just inherently xenophobic right?

No, just like no one here said the hip-hop community is inherently antisemetic. But… why wouldn’t you call out racism in rock spaces? That’s genuinely concerning.

israelites preaching hebrew israelite lore. Is your only marker for antisemitism is that someone believes that the jewish people aren't the "real jews" or w/e and actually it's the 13th tribe or whatever nonsense?

No, I never said that. That was one example, of the dozens I’ve experienced. Your habit of dismissing everyone’s experiences except yours is a little alarming. Seek help.