How come nobody cared about Lil Wayne promoting violence at age 15?
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Can somebody give me the definition of real?
These lil nikkas are rapping or reporting about what they see seems like a form of snitching to mebut they are getting called "real" for it.
Kobe talked about what he saw but he wasn't called "real"
see what u did there..like how face is considered one of the realest rappers to do it..
then he turns around n get on 3way with ti ...issuing out every bit of dirt he had on flip...kuz flip didnt sign with def jam...
MegaTronBomb!
Power is in my hair nikka
fukk tipper gore
i remember when sagging your pants was something that could get you detention or even suspended.
but....somehow at the Boom of the Boy Band/Pop princess era...we had a 17 year old Lil Wayne who hails from a city with one of the highest murder rates..and a state that has the highest incarceration rate on google earf nas.
but nobody wanna remember all that...it was just a good time cause the South was doing it big.
The same reason people cry all day about "the death of gangsta rap" or whine about how "soft" the game is and wax poetic about how gangsta the game was back in the day...then turn into Deloris Tucker when rappers actually do some gangsta shyt...selective sanctimony...there's no real moral or rhetorical consistency, everything is relative depending on who's involved...
Gangsta rap can stay in the bushes
Homeboy Runny-Ray
From Around The Way
thats why i said that we've come back around full circle to people trying to hide reality, once again.
where the hell you getting this "yall" stuff from? i agreed with lupe. just because im not going to the other end of the spectrum to side with you, doesnt mean that im on the complete opposite end.by your logic, then half(if not most) of the stuff you prop up on here is glorifying ignorance as well.
these are young wild dudes thats fresh off the streets and living in one of the worst parts of the country. you think a "the message" type record is even in their minds at this point? cmon man.
if rappers start makin tracks about poppin corrupt cops instead of each other/black males
oh. trust me.. i know.. being from the generation I was speaking about, I see the hypocrisy all the time..
there was way worse shyt from that era.. matter of fact, some of the same cats complaining about Chief Keef- are the same ones welcoming Chi Ali home from a 2nd-degree murder charge..
alot of people just dismissed Wayne, and CMR as jokes.. which is cool.. i don't get the investment they have in hating on Chief Keef.. cats been on here dedicating literally hours of their life posting about a rapper the really don't even care for.. shyt is borderline pathetic..
fukk tipper gore
i remember when sagging your pants was something that could get you detention or even suspended.
but....somehow at the Boom of the Boy Band/Pop princess era...we had a 17 year old Lil Wayne who hails from a city with one of the highest murder rates..and a state that has the highest incarceration rate on google earf nas.
but nobody wanna remember all that...it was just a good time cause the South was doing it big.
JoelB
All Praise To TMH
thats why i said that we've come back around full circle to people trying to hide reality, once again.
by your logic, then half(if not most) of the stuff you prop up on here is glorifying ignorance as well.
these are young wild dudes thats fresh off the streets and living in one of the worst parts of the country. you think a "the message" type record is even in their minds at this point? cmon man.
The artists that I "prop up" on here are artists like Nas, Ghostface, Common, Beans, Saigon and Black Thought. I don't expect any artist to "hide reality" so Im not sure why you keep reverting back to that argument.
What message can one take from this record? This depiction makes me not want to get locked up, nor does it make me think being a victim of the prison industrial complex is cool.
Another album I stanned back on
. Again...just cause you come from the hood dont mean you got to adopt the mentality of what these cacs want u to be.I dont expect these kids to be "kickin knowledge" but can we atleast hold our people to a higher standard? I understand Common may be considered "old" and Lupe is considered a "nerd", but there aint one young brother from that city willing to go left and speak on the nonsense going on in that city? Where is the balance? At what point do we break this cycle? Or do we just go along with it because it happens to be the norm at the moment?
Black folk killin black folk...thats that shyt I dont like
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The_Hillsta
Neva missin a beat
2-Low...Gotdamn
I used to think he was younger than that.....J didn't give a fvck
oh brother but he did...
and even if he didnt...
he was lettin boys kno choppa bullets burn...and ride like roller coaster with uptown soldiers...
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spliz
SplizThaDon
Oh I feel u..but u ain't gonna take a nikka serious that gets his rhymes edited cause hes young...he would curse but it would be edited most of the time especially when he was around that age..
yeah beatrice did have a lil respect for the lil nikka momma ...
2-Low...Gotdamn
I used to think he was younger than that.....J didn't give a fvck
he was 12 when he came n wrecked bring it on....but i tripped out when he showed up talkin shyt on
too much troubles
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