Too bad rap consumers want their artists to actually have committed the crimes they rap about
Chuck D: “I had 17 jobs before I became a rapper. I was never moved by street sh*t!”
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They were saying the same thing about us millenials brehi really hate becoming the oldhead as a man in my early 30s but somehow somewhere someone failed gen z
as a millenial when i was a teenager (the group that supposedly dictates whats cool) was when common and lupe had commercial success.
it was the next generation that came thru and fukked it all up
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Depends on who you're asking. For somebody was 18 in 1972 the stuff we were listening to in 2002 was horrific. I remember how the elders would talk about contemporary music back then. They didn't think it was music at all.
The Fade
I don’t argue with niqqas on the Internet anymore
The people who mock 9-5s in this community trash too.
How else does capital flow efficiently
The community gotta tell them to get off stage the same way they told Robert Johnson when he was playing trash
How else does capital flow efficiently
The community gotta tell them to get off stage the same way they told Robert Johnson when he was playing trash
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idk what happened in the last 5 years but the albums pre covid were fire. this song specifically got me through a very tough time in my life
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Superstar
Not Like US
spliz
SplizThaDon
I feel him.
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BK The Great
Veteran
Record labels love rappers pushing violence and not the clean lifestyle spitting knowledge.
Running back the entire discography off the strength of this real spill
The informant breed
