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- The articles say the rise of DJing emerged as a reaction to genre snobbery, with clubbing a communal experience.
- They contend that the public view of DJs as artists is inflated and that many lack genuine skill.
- They also note that DJing is more of a hobby than a profession, while clubs offer enjoyment.
- The discussion questions the reverence for DJs in contemporary culture and calls for reassessing their prominence.
