But you won't hear these posters that are "deep in the streets" talk about this shyt. Sad that many oldheads never talk about this.
Did the government deliberately water down black radio after the Million Man March?
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But you won't hear these posters that are "deep in the streets" talk about this shyt. Sad that many oldheads never talk about this.
But you won't hear these posters that are "deep in the streets" talk about this shyt. Sad that many oldheads never talk about this.
these "deep in the streets" posters that youre referring to are the main ones bringing this stuff up.
didnt you learn you lesson yesterday?
these "deep in the streets" posters that youre referring to are the main ones bringing this stuff up.
didnt you learn you lesson yesterday?
Well, they neutered the black power content in Hip Hop and made it self-destructive.
The record companies who brainwashed, invested, and gassed up the negative rappers into thinking that black power is "boring" when those same MCs came into the game and sonically pushed Hip Hop (De La Soul, Public Enemy). NWA post-Ice Cube is prime example of the caricatures being pushed and thinking that it's the norm.
Thread ain't got to die (Mods need to go ahead and Pinn it at the top of the booth for good)
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J Cole & Kendrick doing numbers
The CIA has used art and music to infiltrate and destroy communities quite a few times.
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yup, they milked the gangsta thing as far as they could, they'll bring it back every now and then when they see the opportunity. now it's self-destructive ignorance.
they would of loved Mac Dre
But you have posters in here that swear up and down that black power is "lame" and not as good as their sweet, destructive music that is on their ears 24/7. I mean, at this point, people who think like that might as well join the KKK.
But I'm glad a thread like this exists in The Booth.
Even if people dont like their music they have to respect them, these are 2 rappers considered top 3 in terms of popularity among young fans of this era performing shyt like "Be Free" and Kendricks untitled song on national television. They are much better people to follow rather than the guys I followed growing up.. they have a chance to change the landscape of rap in terms of the type of content being made on a mainstream level. Just imagine if Drake see's them doing what they do then decides to get on his black empowerment shyt too
I honestly think that would hurt him more than help.
He's not built for it.
Literally.
He's done nothing but praise his jewish roots his entire career.
He'd look like a follower to the true kings of the generation...
Cole World
King Kendrick
what does this have to do with what you were saying in the previous post?
lol.
who are these make-believe posters?
cut it out already.
The_King_of_Everything
Yeah.
In this bytch
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I look at any black man suspect who says anything negative about Farrakhan
dude is literally one of the last black men in the public who isn't p*ssy footing and tap dancing for cacs n jews
dude is literally one of the last black men in the public who isn't p*ssy footing and tap dancing for cacs n jews
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