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Ludacris’s “Rest of My Life” and Neoliberalism

December 4, 2012 · by Robin James · in black, EDM, gender, ludacris, masculinity, neoliberalism, politics, privilege, race, rest of my life, the new inquiry, Usher

On 11/11/12, Ludacris (feat. Usher & David Guetta) posted a video for his single “Rest of My life” to YouTube. Interestingly, and awesomely, this video all but explicitly posits the main claim of my article on EDM and neoliberalism in…

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