Hip Hop Is Delicious Poison. Glorification Of Murder Is My Issue With Hip Hop. No Boundaries Exist - Dee-1

[TripleAgent]

When I was young, knowledge of self and Black pride were attractive to me because that's what my favorite rappers promoted. I wore my Black medallion, read Malcolm X, and studied Black history because of rap music. Chuck D taught me who Assata Shakur is. Brother J taught me about Imhotep & Isis. Brand Nubian, Wu-Tang, & Poor Righteous Teachers taught me Supreme Mathematics. Kid & Play taught me to dance. Big Daddy Kane taught me how to be fly. The Fresh Prince inspired my sense of humor. De La and Tribe taught me that it is cool to be myself. Rap taught me all of that.
If I (and other kids) could be attracted to those positive things by rap, then it is also understandable that today's youth can be attracted to the steady diet of drugs, bytches & nikkas, smoking on opp packs, stupidity, materialism, ratchetness, and negativity that their music is pushing to them.

Can't wait to hear the rebuttals to this.

 

[spliz]

In certain instances, yes.

I never seen this happen in my entire life. lol.

 

[Rollie Forbes]

Im not avoiding anything. I’m ok with whatever anyone wants to do. I’m not the police of anyone. I’m not judgmental and I’m not holier than thou. What you fail to admit and wanna dance around though, is that rap music does not create killers or turn people into criminals.

Do you think that not wanting Black genocide pushed onto our community is being "holier than thou"? If one of your loved ones was going down a bad path, would you just shut up and be ok with it because that's what they want to do? I honestly hope that you wouldn't, Mr. Burger.
Also, I'm not dancing around anything. I never said that rap creates killers, nor did Dee-1. The issue is that the music is pushing the most negative aspects of "the culture" onto our community, and we don't need to have that bullshyt glorified. Not only does no other culture allow that negativity being glorified, we're the only people who would defend it.
Screw it, though. Let's all just sit back and let our preschoolers sing Skee-Yee and rap about moving weight & smoking on opp packs. Better that than to be holier than thou.

 

[$cam-U-Well_Jack$on]

nikkas finna be mad as fukk.

 

[Double Burger With Cheese]

Do you think that not wanting Black genocide pushed onto our community is being "holier than thou"? If one of your loved ones was going down a bad path, would you just shut up and be ok with it because that's what they want to do? I honestly hope that you wouldn't, Mr. Burger.
Also, I'm not dancing around anything. I never said that rap creates killers, nor did Dee-1. The issue is that the music is pushing the most negative aspects of "the culture" onto our community, and we don't need to have that bullshyt glorified. Not only does no other culture allow that negativity being glorified, we're the only people who would defend it.
Screw it, though. Let's all just sit back and let our preschoolers sing Skee-Yee and rap about moving weight & smoking on opp packs. Better that than to be holier than thou.

I believe that getting on an Internet forum heavily focused on rap discussion and crying about rappers with street content all day
to play respectability politics and feel good about yourself is goofy as hell and definitely holier than thou.

Other culture’s definitely do glorify negative content and for you to say only black people do this is a form of self hatred.

If your preschool daughter or anyone else’s is rapping the lyrics to skee yee, that signifies that there should be better parenting.

 

[Rollie Forbes]

I believe that getting on an Internet forum heavily focused on rap discussion and crying about rappers with street content all day to play respectability politics and feel good about yourself is goofy as hell and definitely holier than thou.

Nobody's crying about anything. And negativity=/= "street content". Rakim, Gangstarr (R.I.P. Guru), EPMD, Killer Mike, Nas, and many other emcees are/were heavily respected by "the streets" without pushing Black Genocide. What's truly goofy is thinking that street rappers can't create songs that don't glorify the worst in us. I believe that they can do better.

Other culture’s definitely do glorify negative content and for you to say only black people do this is a form of self hatred.

No. Black rappers pushing Black genocide while the white man gets paid off it is self hatred. I'll play your game, though. I challenge you to post a jewish artist who's music was openly antisemitic and who was not quickly condemned and/or shut down by his/her people.

If your preschool daughter or anyone else’s is rapping the lyrics to skee yee, that signifies that there should be better parenting.

Those of us with children know that kids also learn things outside of the home. Your household can be the 2024 Huxtables, and your kids will still pick up things from the other children at recess or at the playground. That's reality. Being a good parent won't stop your children from learning Skee-Yee. Knowing this, why would you be okay with Black genocide music being available to your babies & their friends?

 

[maxamusa]

It’s has everything to do with what was said in the interviews. As much as you nikkas don’t like the content, rap music is not turning non killers into killers. It’s not taking kids who would otherwise be upstanding citizens and turning them into career criminals. All this shyt existed before rap music.

these guys are a part of "bishop" whitehead's flock.

you're wasting your time breh.

 

[Young Scrap]

When I was young, knowledge of self and Black pride were attractive to me because that's what my favorite rappers promoted. I wore my Black medallion, read Malcolm X, and studied Black history because of rap music. Chuck D taught me who Assata Shakur is. Brother J taught me about Imhotep & Isis. Brand Nubian, Wu-Tang, & Poor Righteous Teachers taught me Supreme Mathematics. Kid & Play taught me to dance. Big Daddy Kane taught me how to be fly. The Fresh Prince inspired my sense of humor. De La and Tribe taught me that it is cool to be myself. Rap taught me all of that.
If I (and other kids) could be attracted to those positive things by rap, then it is also understandable that today's youth can be attracted to the steady diet of drugs, bytches & nikkas, smoking on opp packs, stupidity, materialism, ratchetness, and negativity that their music is pushing to them.

Truth

 

[maxamusa]

I never seen this happen in my entire life. lol.

you know what really bothers me......I'm a grown ass man. I wanna watch Jon Wick. I wanna see him kill 100000 people in 2 hours. that my prerogative.


I don't want to listen to gospel rap. I don't want to listen to Dee-1. Its available. I can if I chose 2. As a grown man I make the CHOICE to listen to whatever the fukk I please.


Same thing for film. There is ratings for a reason.


like when Prohibition happened. A bunch of phaggots don't like drinking so NOBODY can drink.


GTFO. Grow a pair.

 

[Lexington Steele]

"Your honor, the lyrics of my client are merely allegorical to the everyday lived experience of urban youth and aren't meant to be taken liter..."

"I DID IT, YOUR HONOR! I'M THE REALEST ALIVE! EVERYTHING I SAY IS REAL! I BUSS AT THE OPPS, I'M A REAL KILLER!"

"Okay. Guilty. Next."

"Free da guyz!"

 

[Double Burger With Cheese]

these guys are a part of "bishop" whitehead's flock.

you're wasting your time breh.

I typically don’t go back and forth with these dweeb ass nikkas, I just felt compelled to entertain the shyt today. nikkas dont wanna do shyt but argue in circles and try and shame you. Ain’t no bytch ass nikka about to shame me for not crying about rap music. I gave up when the nikka started naming rappers talking bout Killa Mike and shyt. I’m a real hip hop head. Killa Mike got songs about robbing nikkas and taking bricks and shyt. These nikkas literally just be talking. And I know this nikka ain’t name Nas. Nas Escobar. These nikkas just lame at the end of the day

 

[maxamusa]

I typically don’t go back and forth with these dweeb ass nikkas, I just felt compelled to entertain the shyt today. nikkas dont wanna do shyt but argue in circles and try and shame you. Ain’t no bytch ass nikka about to shame me for not crying about rap music. I gave up when the nikka started naming rappers talking bout Killa Mike and shyt. I’m a real hip hop head. Killa Mike got songs about robbing nikkas and taking bricks and shyt. These nikkas literally just be talking. And I know this nikka ain’t name Nas. Nas Escobar. These nikkas just lame at the end of the day

fukk these bench warmers n spectators

 

[maxamusa]

Nobody's crying about anything. And negativity=/= "street content". Rakim, Gangstarr (R.I.P. Guru), EPMD, Killer Mike, Nas, and many other emcees are/were heavily respected by "the streets" without pushing Black Genocide. What's truly goofy is thinking that street rappers can't create songs that don't glorify the worst in us. I believe that they can do better.

No. Black rappers pushing Black genocide while the white man gets paid off it is self hatred. I'll play your game, though. I challenge you to post a jewish artist who's music was openly antisemitic and who was not quickly condemned and/or shut down by his/her people.

Those of us with children know that kids also learn things outside of the home. Your household can be the 2024 Huxtables, and your kids will still pick up things from the other children at recess or at the playground. That's reality. Being a good parent won't stop your children from learning Skee-Yee. Knowing this, why would you be okay with Black genocide music being available to your babies & their friends?

Breh do u even listen to what any of those rappers talk about you listed

"KILLER MIKE"

 

[SunZoo]

Dee-1 is going to fail at whatever he's trying to do here. I have more thoughts on how to make his mission work but he clearly ain't the one.

 

[Rollie Forbes]

Breh do u even listen to what any of those rappers talk about you listed

"KILLER MIKE"

I listen to everybody I named, and I stand on everything I wrote.