OnlyOneBoss
Superstar
Nah I was on the forums back in high school and there were 100% some grown men hyping that shyt
Did the Chicago drill scene do anything positive for hip hop/the culture?
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Nah I was on the forums back in high school and there were 100% some grown men hyping that shyt
get these nets
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Agree with most of this, but you have to figure that a certain % of people are followers. And young impressionable followers were influenced by the "glamorous" lifestyle presented around drill music content and imagery.
Same way that earlier generations of followers bought into other popular music content glorifying street life.
Even kids who aren't from areas where it's part of their real life surroundings.
I think the CDC had to release public safety warnings advising adults following dumb social media trends about the dangers of what they were doing. Grown men and women eating Tide packs and other foolish shyt. If working adults are that impressionable, picture the kids.
That "follower's gene" is something else.
Give it up youngin nobody caresI remember being 14 and I thought they were the coolest nikkas on earth
But seeing the trends it started and the bullshyt it let in I can’t believe folks let it rock
You knew it was bad at 14 unless you’re a retard
beenz
Rap Guerilla
It helped to cull the herd. Rid the world of a few bad apples.
No
well it did bring us sexy drill.....
Sheesh. Ice looking good in this video.
Top 3 Down Syndrome/autism bĩtch easily.
Raw & Regret.
All it did was push the stereotype that black men are violent savages to a new generation.
Keep in mind that racists and anti-black sentiment has to be CREATED ANEW EVERY GENERATION....nobody is born racist
Every generation, the world has to be CONVINCED that black people are the most undesirable group, and this has been done throughout history using "entertainment".
Back in the old days they used propaganda like racist cartoons/movies and Minstrel Shows to tell the world that black people were more prone to criminality and violence than everyone else.
Propaganda in the form of "entertainment" JUSTIFIED to the world that black people were better off locked in prisons away from the rest of society.
Drill music was simply a modern day Minstrel Show over hot beats that showed the world how "savage" black people are. An entire generation of people consumed the imagery of black men telling the world how prone to violence they are.
No other group of people on earth would've allowed their image to be represented by such a degrading artform
Keep in mind that racists and anti-black sentiment has to be CREATED ANEW EVERY GENERATION....nobody is born racist
Every generation, the world has to be CONVINCED that black people are the most undesirable group, and this has been done throughout history using "entertainment".
Back in the old days they used propaganda like racist cartoons/movies and Minstrel Shows to tell the world that black people were more prone to criminality and violence than everyone else.
Propaganda in the form of "entertainment" JUSTIFIED to the world that black people were better off locked in prisons away from the rest of society.
Drill music was simply a modern day Minstrel Show over hot beats that showed the world how "savage" black people are. An entire generation of people consumed the imagery of black men telling the world how prone to violence they are.
No other group of people on earth would've allowed their image to be represented by such a degrading artform
dora_da_destroyer
Master Baker
No, that was one that could be called in real time.
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turned neighborhood terrorism into a sport*
Ironman
#Knickstape
No. Complete detriment