Gangster rapper explains why he took that route despite having a millionaire father and graduating from private school
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feelosofer
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A father put his body and health on the line to provide for his children and this is how you thank him.
Treblemaka
President, BYNKRadio.com (Retired)
Most rappers sell ducktales about things they didn't experience. It's why many of them make good actors.
Most rappers don't have bodies
Most didnt sell anything higher than weed and pills
Most weren't millionaires before rap
Most rappers don't have bodies
Most didnt sell anything higher than weed and pills
Most weren't millionaires before rap
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It was the image he saw of himself (black men) the most as a youngin in the mainstream media.
The street thug/gangbanger/ dope boy is the most popularized and glorified type of black man globally.
It's perfectly normal now for a young black male from a good home to gravitate towards and cosplay as a "street dude " because of how popular that image is. (Think Ja Morant).
It's the culture.
The street thug/gangbanger/ dope boy is the most popularized and glorified type of black man globally.
It's perfectly normal now for a young black male from a good home to gravitate towards and cosplay as a "street dude " because of how popular that image is. (Think Ja Morant).
It's the culture.
it's also in his dna. what do yall think Michael would be if he hadn't made it in football? he said himself he was a criminal growing up who never got caught. he thought he was gonna get kicked outta The U his freshman yr for beating up a lineman with a lunchtray. Outside of all the other trouble he got into in Dallas he almost killed a teammate by stabbing him in the neck with a pair of scissors because dude wouldn't get outta the barber's chair for Mike.
and this is when Mike had the success and the millions already and he's out fukking up like this. genetically, his son is who his father is, and I don't recall hearing about his son playing ball like Emmitt and Deion's and them sons, so who knows how he was spending his time. Michael Irvin is my alltime favorite player but I'd bet alotta his time was spent out in hotel rooms high on cocaine with white hoes, instead of at home parenting. Mike talked about hearing his son's lyrics for the first time and being blown away at the content. Mike shoulda been aware that's what his kid what trying to be on a long time before that and had been working to steer him in a more positive direction.
most of these youngsters today wanna be rappers. i don't fault the kid for wanting to rap. it's just a shame his lyrics are on the bullshyt. dude probably never even got to hear alotta the conscious rappers that he could've patterned himself after.
The Prince of All Saiyans
Formerly Jisoo Stan & @Twitter
The answer and only answer is clout
Regardless of yr father
Regardless of yr father
Didn't watch. Wild guess... Culture and the power of representation. Neg me if I'm wrong.
Make rap great again. My version of rap also told me I was god body and fed me knowledge on the same plate as harsh realities. That carried me thru life. Words have power.
Make rap great again. My version of rap also told me I was god body and fed me knowledge on the same plate as harsh realities. That carried me thru life. Words have power.
His kid feels like he has no identity or play unless he acts like his poor friends and family members
.I watched this move before.
CashmereThoughts
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His dad was a cokehead and he clearly failed but you think the fact that he could catch passes was some supreme sacrifice.