Hip Hop was the 1st time in America where stereotypes of Blackfolks were self inflicted
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NoChillJones
Banned
Only speaking to the negative aspects is short sighted as well
MrPentatonic
Superstar
I don't think anybody doubts the power of the media on the mind of people.
....but saying Hiphop was the first time we have used the stereotypes of us for profit or elsewise is dishonesty and ignores recent history
Deutsche Bank
Some Of My Partners Dope Fiends Ha
Another idiotic statement. The thread is about the destructive nature of hip hop. No one said those five pictures represent sixty million people. Of course, you know this, but you just wanted an opportunity to try to call a black man a white supremacist racial epithet, which is pretty much how the game goes on here. One minute fools are protesting mass incarceration and police brutality, the next they're shouting about how things are looking up and our status is "skyrocketing". With a loss of forty percent of our wealth, fifty percent youth unemployment, and a seventy percent out of wedlock rate. The fukking article you cited demonstrated fools enrolling in college but not graduating, which basically is nikkas getting into debt with nothing to show for it.
The discussion is about how hip hop promotes white supremacist stereotypes of black people. I didn't see nikkas in jail dressed like Charlie Pride and Cowboy Troy. The fact that you bozos keep trying to defend this shyt, albeit with some of the worst logic and most brazen disingenuity possible, is indicative of how much of a fukking parody this board is. There's a goddamn thread on the front page right now of a rapper who caught a DWI and a narcotics distribution charge. If a motherfukker is accumulating wealth and power because of hip hop, he's in the goddamn minority compared to all the nikkas who've taken a loss because of this repugnant bullshyt.
Rollo Goodlove
Palestine Titty
What about the crackas who pushed away from the afrikaan bambata/public enemy wave
What you talkin about hip hop or the media don't influence nobody people just talkin about they struggles. Stop tryna blame hip hop for black stereotypes it's white supremacy.... idk I tried to sound like the typical dum ass nikka on the coli how did I do yall ?
late 70's- early 90's cosign... after that HELL NOThe conditions werent self inflicted,your upset the report OBVIOUSLY exagerated some details...You can slander it if you want to,but hiphop has been one of the most powerful and last line of defense against white supremacy since the civil rights movement went to
shambles
Naw I have to disagree, those stereo types that hop hop perpetrated was already in existence before the blk community...Hiphop culture is the BIGGEST reason all black people are stereotyped. Its the biggest reason blacks are judged as a group instead of individually, like every other race.
blk ppl were already judge as a group long before hiphop. This was a popular phrase to use on "good blks" back in the day, " You are a credit to your/his/ her race "
u can lead a mule to the water, but u can't make the mule drink it... BLK folks chose the negativity over the positivity... the same way, ppl chose barnabas over jesus.
But let me shed some light on this real quick. The government has admitted to planting agents in the black community selling guns and drugs. There has been studies of governments trying to implant agents into various countries music industries as underground artists to get there messages across. To make a long story short is basically advertising or sending messages through songs. To say that hip hop or the image of being a hood nikka or a gangster doesn't affect the black community is pitiful and delusional( call me a c00n or cac idgaf yall Nikkas hella stupid).
exactly hip hop is farrrr from the first time .
In the 80's, we had Mike and Prince. in the 90's it Was PAc and Big...in the 80's Mike and Prince were the super effeminate, non threatening blk males, and were as much of a stereotype as Tupac and Biggie's brutish thug savage gangsta image..
in 2016, we're back to the super effeminate, non threatening emasculated image being pushed by the young male rappers ...
B b but they soft oldheads and can't understand the things we go through now.
That's why bedwenching an all time high.
The breakdown of our desire to be better and the lack of incentive to have knowledge of self is killing us, from the inside out.