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Hip Hop Is Delicious Poison. Glorification Of Murder Is My Issue With Hip Hop. No Boundaries Exist - Dee-1
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YourMumsRoom
Black Excellence
Currently yes.
Just Fetish fables.
RickyDiBiase
The Sword of Jesus of Nazareth
Glorification of murder and violence is an America thing.
Motherfukkers in Vietnam use to swap pics of them murking and shooting up Vietnamese/Vietcong and vice versa.
Mobsters and Mafiosos were treated like celebrities and influencers with front page excerpts on their activities being secondary
Such a basic, surface level understanding of this issue and where does this Complex.com Corben Bleu looking fruit cup go to whine why nobody fukking with his wack ass projects?
Vlad.
Motherfukkers in Vietnam use to swap pics of them murking and shooting up Vietnamese/Vietcong and vice versa.
Mobsters and Mafiosos were treated like celebrities and influencers with front page excerpts on their activities being secondary
Such a basic, surface level understanding of this issue and where does this Complex.com Corben Bleu looking fruit cup go to whine why nobody fukking with his wack ass projects?
Vlad.
This is not Vlad. Nice jump out the window
BK The Great
Veteran
Controversy, dysfunction, and violence sells. Labels know this.
Fanservice
Bih call me senpai
Why he got Mrs. Doubtfire around his neck 
I get what he's saying but every genre of music not specifically targeting religion, has a wide spectrum of topics it covers in a myriad of ways.
The problem with hip hop and today's R&B is that the worst aspects is pushed so the so-called artists keep aiming for that instead of holding onto and innovating what it was.
The problem with hip hop and today's R&B is that the worst aspects is pushed so the so-called artists keep aiming for that instead of holding onto and innovating what it was.
Violent video games. Violent movies. Religion. History itself.
There's even a genre of movies where lunatics kill innocent people in various, ever more brutal ways. Horror.
No one ever takes Steven King to task for writing all this horrible shyt. Or Al Pacino for portraying all this horrible shyt.
Hip Hop has become war music. In context with the rest of the things I listed before, it fits right in. And it's okay from a purely objective standpoint.
The problem with it is our youth take it too seriously and end up emulating the music. And in more and more cases these days, making music about actual murders.
That is certainly a huge problem, but it's not a reason to demonize the artform. Unless we're ready to banish Tarantino and Mortal Kombat and Nerf guns.
There's even a genre of movies where lunatics kill innocent people in various, ever more brutal ways. Horror.
No one ever takes Steven King to task for writing all this horrible shyt. Or Al Pacino for portraying all this horrible shyt.
Hip Hop has become war music. In context with the rest of the things I listed before, it fits right in. And it's okay from a purely objective standpoint.
The problem with it is our youth take it too seriously and end up emulating the music. And in more and more cases these days, making music about actual murders.
That is certainly a huge problem, but it's not a reason to demonize the artform. Unless we're ready to banish Tarantino and Mortal Kombat and Nerf guns.
BK The Great
Veteran
Again it’s the record labels making all that money off the dysfunctional behavior. He needs to call them out on their bullshyt since they are the one who owns the masters to most of these artists. I’m not sure what the end game is.
Al Pacino any time he's not on set pretending to be Tony Montana - Harmless articulate nice guy who wouldn't hurt a fly.
Average rapper - Plays hard at all times, downplays his intelligence to seem cool, or like some super thug, despite it being a partial or even complete lie
Someone like Rick Ross - Hasn't broken character in over 15 years and would still have you believe he was a notorious drug lord, despite endless evidence to the contrary.
They are not the same.
bourgeoisie tall freak
Superstar
i'm glad he spoke the whole truth
"right now okay so first I think we
we we uh we need to acknowledge the
positivity inside of Hip Hop because
there are people there's people for a
long time who have been fighting against
the evil and against the negativity and
Shining a bright light inside of hip-hop
uh hip hop has been you know the form of
a lot of people being able to do a lot
of good in this world because of hip-hop" - Dee-1
"right now okay so first I think we
we we uh we need to acknowledge the
positivity inside of Hip Hop because
there are people there's people for a
long time who have been fighting against
the evil and against the negativity and
Shining a bright light inside of hip-hop
uh hip hop has been you know the form of
a lot of people being able to do a lot
of good in this world because of hip-hop" - Dee-1
I agree with what you wrote.
I'd classify the actual problem as individuals bleeding the art into real life. Or at least pretending to really be that character.
I wouldnt want to stop Ross from making Aston Martin Music, or be stopped from listening to it. Although the constant fronting is shameful.