Attention!!!!!! All Idiots That Says Hiphop Doesn't Influence!!!!!!

[thewiz]

our problems are way deeper than rap music yet that's the only thing you talk about

 

[Zero]

It's like this.phonzi nikka expects young black men to rap about some "wheels on the bus go round and round" type kiddy shyt. If course they are gunna rap about drug experimentation and getting laid like all young men are obsessed with past and present

Excuse me bammer, you're forgetting that bus has rims over 20 inches big and therefore further encourages the materialistic mentality of the black community

 

[Soundbwoy]

on the real I'm not trying to hate but the mods need to give an official thread to @PhonZhi instead of him doing the same thread over and over. To answer the question some people will always need something to escape from reality lean is popular so they take lean, do I agree fukk no, do I do drugs fukk no now let get back to playing 56 nights

 

[marcuz]

It's like this.phonzi nikka expects young black men to rap about some "wheels on the bus go round and round" type kiddy shyt. If course they are gunna rap about drug experimentation and getting laid like all young men are obsessed with past and present

half of these rappers are in their 30s and 40s.


and where was this obsesion in the 80s and early 90s (minus gangsta rap)

 

[Paper Boi]

why do they let this guy make the exact same thread 3 times a week?

 

[BlackManLiveFromLondon]

1

 

[Knuckles Red]

I think hip hop is just a tool for companies to advertise their shyt at this point. Thats probably why all the other mainstream genres and sub-genres died out. Companies realized they needed one dominant genre to advertise to kids/teens/women and once hiphop music/culture began to take over these companies took notice. Think about it, these albums are basically hour long commercials for cars, clothes, handbags, alcohol, and drugs. Industries eat off that advertising. I also think thats why artists aren't as political as they once were. That would get in the way of the bottom line.

 

[Citi Trends]

This is your "defense"???? When he CLEARLY says hiphop has heightened his curiousity? Yall are truly lost

he literally says he likes to get high and that lean is just another way to get high
your example is literally someone who already wants to get high

 

[PhonZhi]

It's like this.phonzi nikka expects young black men to rap about some "wheels on the bus go round and round" type kiddy shyt. If course they are gunna rap about drug experimentation and getting laid like all young men are obsessed with past and present

Balance breh. Not all black people are drug addicted, violent, oversexualized, materialistic, super swagged out dope boys. Where's the music from the "normal" black perspective? Where's the music giving young black boys and girls a positive image? Where's the music that puts out positive vibes from the black man?

 

[BlackManLiveFromLondon]

our problems are way deeper than rap music yet that's the only thing you talk about

He cries about hip hop all day while being a fan of rappers who made a career out of disrespecting their mothers and other celebrities (Eminem)

 

[PhonZhi]

he literally says he likes to get high and that lean is just another way to get high
your example is literally someone who already wants to get high

No. He wants to experiment with lean now because rappers make it look cool. Stop defending black genocide muric. White Supremacy wants and needs us drugged up, materialistic, hating each other, and overall ignorant.

 

[PhonZhi]

He cries about hip hop all day while being a fan of rappers who made a career out of disrespecting their mothers and other celebrities (Eminem)

Like i thought, cant dispute the message so attack the messenger






Idiot

 

[DreadBrown]

And u still click and reply

My g that was an interventional post I'm trying to help you

 

[Soundbwoy]

Balance breh. Not all black people are drug addicted, violent, oversexualized, materialistic, super swagged out dope boys. Where's the music from the "normal" black perspective? Where's the music giving young black boys and girls a positive image? Where's the music that puts out positive vibes from the black man?

Kendrick, j cole

 

[No_bammer_weed]

half of these rappers are in their 30s and 40s.


and where was this obsesion in the 80s and early 90s (minus gangsta rap)

Ever hear of Ice T, NWA, Too Short, etc, etc, etc....I swear you guys have created this mythical time period in rap where all rappers of the era hopped and skipped around in the meadows and just rapped about group economics and helping old ladies walk across the street.