If you ain't never had the experience of going to an LA county Junior high or high school where you had to bang your set against a school full of ops you ain't really had the true Gang banging experience imo.
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but especially this part. And this isn't LA-specific because there's gangbanging and street shyt everywhere. It
is different when guys were off the porch as kids, and then guys get into criminal acts post-high school, sometimes post-college...
In the grand scheme of things it isn't a major issue, but it is one of those things like, you skipped part of the development arc of street life. Banging is harder the younger you are because it's the youngsters who are the most active, as a generality...
As for Worthy, we all in the same age range. Dude was born in '86, moved to Compton at either 17 or 18. So this would be '03 or '04. We both know it isn't unusual for dudes not from a hood, or non-black dudes, to join the set. So I don't have an issue with this and if the Westside Rus say he official and put in his work from 2004 until he blew up rapping, I'll take they word for it. I don't have anything to disprove it. That means the same era me and the rest of us our age were doing dirt and trying to build our reputations, he was doing similar shyt at the same time...
Ain't got no reason to doubt he wasn't...
The acceptance of Worthy using the n-word on wax though is a thing that's bigger than him, and shows how we as a community are selective with how we police it in real life. He's just a celebrity example, we all have or had, or know or knew, non-black people who used the n-word with no repercussion among black men and women. There's no ryhme or reason to it but we are selective as a people...
There are rappers much, much bigger than Worthy WHO ARE NOT BLACK who have been allowed to drop the n-word with impunity for decades. So the Worthy conversation is bigger than him and I'm okay having it, but I'm not okay making it a Worthy or LA conversation, thats not it...
Worthy is 38 now, he's spent most of his life in black circles and Black spaces, profiting with, and from, black people. As a respect to the people he apparently lives associating with, he should just stop using the n word. And us as a people, if we have non-black friends and family who we allow to use it, it's incumbent on us to educate them that just because "we" allow it, don't mean they have a lifetime n-word pass with all black people...
Anyone really black here knows mad black people who are okay with non-blacks using it; we also know plenty of us who wouldn't allow it...
Nah it's not that. The problem is the hypocrisy. This cat ain't even from a hood in Canada. He came there and set up shop. And they accepted him. Cool. He's a non black saying nikka. They cool wit that. But I'm supposed to believe Kendrick has this militant stance against Drake cause of his background? No matter how it's sliced. It's hypocritical.