Jone2three45
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That podcaster was a regular on that show the grapevine. That’s all I need to know.
That podcaster was a regular on that show the grapevine. That’s all I need to know.
So what was the image and reputation of black men and women before hip hop destroyed them?What hip-hop has ultimately done is absolutely DESTROY the image and reputation of the black man & woman worldwide.
Hip-hop/rap music has reduced the image of the black man to thugs, gangbangers and drugdealers..... basically "dusties".
Hip-hop/rap music has reduced the image of the black woman to oversexualized, ratchet , masculine thots.
Hip-hop has turned into a modern day Minstrel Show that continues to broadcast the worse stereotypes of black people to a worldwide audience affecting ALL OF US.
Hip-hop is one of the absolute WORSE things to ever happen to black people as a collective.
C. Delores Tucker was right all along.
That was the image of black folks long before hip hop. Why do you think they always complained about how we were portrayed in tv and movies?What hip-hop has ultimately done is absolutely DESTROY the image and reputation of the black man & woman worldwide.
Hip-hop/rap music has reduced the image of the black man to thugs, gangbangers and drugdealers..... basically "dusties".
Hip-hop/rap music has reduced the image of the black woman to oversexualized, ratchet , masculine thots.
Hip-hop has turned into a modern day Minstrel Show that continues to broadcast the worse stereotypes of black people to a worldwide audience affecting ALL OF US.
Hip-hop is one of the absolute WORSE things to ever happen to black people as a collective.
C. Delores Tucker was right all along.
Because no one preached about “rock and roll CULTURE” like it’s some shyt to live by.
No one asks rock artists what they’ve done for the white community
Found out through the thread that he’s that Mouse dude. I hate him so I didn’t care lol. What he said was stupid af thoughThe dumbass that Umar was debating said that drug dealers benefited the black community, and yet y’all come straight in here and spend more time shytting on Umar instead
Because no one preached about “rock and roll CULTURE” like it’s some shyt to live by.
Ppl made hiphop more than music. They said it was our VOICE and it became a LIFESTYLE.
What is jazz culture? R&B culture? Pop (music) culture?
You have rap- the music, the art form, and Hiphop- the “culture”.
Yea ppl want to assess what it has done for the culture because it has such a stronghold on our people.
You have athletes who try to emulate Hiphop artists and what they rap about.
Y’all blame young girls and say boys crash out because they want to impress them. NO. They are crashing out to impress other guys and live up to the images pushed in HIPHOP
I’m confused on what rap is supposed to do for a community in general.
Music is art.
The music industry is a business.
Am I supppded to expect that something will come from it other than those two things?
We can agree that it has had small benefits, but those small benefits doesn't cover the destruction it has caused in totality. Hiphop has legitimately corrupted and poisoned the mind of our community. It has amplified and glorified the worst of our community to our children and future generation. It's been more destructive then what people claimed movies would doThe problem I have with this is it makes it seem like hip hop is a organization. He completely ignores the fact that there has been plenty of rappers who have given back to the community and have created countless jobs and opportunities for others