"Im An Addict and I Cant Even Hide It"--- Highly Influential Rapper/Puppet Of White Supremacy

[Astroslik]

I wouldnt know. I hear its expensive. He has the money to support his habit

dude would be fat and as hell if he sipped that much

plus its hard to sip an opiate that much and consistently have to perform, take flights and travel

 

[Wild self]

I have a 33 year old friend who still gets influenced by rap music.

He said "that new weeknd and future song makes me want to party, do drugs and fukk bytches"

These lost ass brehz and their addiction to social validation.

 

[Real N Quotes]

Most music artists use drugs

This is a fact

It is because art naturally spawns from a place of depression and music becomes the outlet of said depression. Pain fuels art and drugs numb pain. The grunge rock and metal music are the most expressive forms of rock in my life and their artists OD all day. Hip hop is no different

"I'm taking Acatavis the only thing relax me"
"Im an addict i cant even hide it"

he is telling the truth, he has a problem...just like Layne Staley of Alice in chains did for most of his career, like on "junkhead"

Spoiler: Junk head

This isn't a hip hop or a black community problem. Its a music industry NORM and always has been.

Lame excuse...this is why if white people died at 6:00 Black people would die at 6:30

ignorant minstrel dangerous c00n shyt like using lean should be not acceptable in the culture at all.

 

[Supreme HD]

Its all about having knowledge of our history:

http://www.thecoli.com/threads/iden...s-brutes-c00ns-toms-and-sapphires-etc.221290/

Once you gain awareness of certain things of the past it makes TODAY make better sense. Ive had a complete change of consciousness the past year after studying ways in which the white man has oppressed us in the past. And one of those ways has always been MEDIA PROPAGANDA and the INTENTIONAL manipulation of the black image. They are doing this using hiphop.

Ask yourself: who controls and dictates hiphop? Who signs your favorite rappers checks? WE LOST CONTROL OF HIPHOP. Our oppressors now control it. It would not be in their best interest to flood the airwaves with music that inspires and motivates positively. It would not be in their best interest to give artists that promotes intelligence, education and responsible spending habits the majority platform.

You gotta keep in mind that whte supremacy thrives on black people's ignrance and our materialism. The music reflects this

I LOVE hiphop. Grew up listening to it. Im probably one of the bigger "hiphop heads" here to be honest, but it pains me to see it being used against us.

To control a mass group of people you must gain control of their minds. You read the example on the 1st page. It works. Music and fancy imagery is extremely powerful and effective.

Thank goodness for TPAB tbh. Album can at the right time and I gotta admit it inspires me

 

[Wild self]

Thank goodness for TPAB tbh. Album can at the right time and I gotta admit it inspires me

It's a gem this time period where 99 percent of the songs are all about turning up, being ratchet, and in the strip club.

 

[VegasCAC]

I was immediately influenced to start acting violently once I heard this white thug music



1:17

 

[PhonZhi]

http://www.thecoli.com/threads/damn-chris-brown-is-really-tweaking-hes-an-addict-video.387712/

 

[mrken12]

Most music artists use drugs

This is a fact

It is because art naturally spawns from a place of depression and music becomes the outlet of said depression. Pain fuels art and drugs numb pain. The grunge rock and metal music are the most expressive forms of rock in my life and their artists OD all day. Hip hop is no different

"I'm taking Acatavis the only thing relax me"
"Im an addict i cant even hide it"

he is telling the truth, he has a problem...just like Layne Staley of Alice in chains did for most of his career, like on "junkhead"

Spoiler: Junk head

This isn't a hip hop or a black community problem. Its a music industry NORM and always has been.

Exactly. Let's not even get into all the white rock bands that got heavy into drugs. Didn't someone from the Rolling Stones want their kids to snort his ashes when he died?

 

[Master Teacher]

Most music artists use drugs

This is a fact

It is because art naturally spawns from a place of depression and music becomes the outlet of said depression. Pain fuels art and drugs numb pain. The grunge rock and metal music are the most expressive forms of rock in my life and their artists OD all day. Hip hop is no different

"I'm taking Acatavis the only thing relax me"
"Im an addict i cant even hide it"

he is telling the truth, he has a problem...just like Layne Staley of Alice in chains did for most of his career, like on "junkhead"

Spoiler: Junk head

This isn't a hip hop or a black community problem. Its a music industry NORM and always has been.

It was never cool to be a dope fiend in Hip Hop until this era

 

[10bandz]

dope thread @PhonZhi let these c00n nikkas know

 

[PhonZhi]

dope thread @PhonZhi let these c00n nikkas know

Preciate breh

A whiteboy/c00n poster named @You Win Perfect just negged me tho and told me that he wishes that i would stop posting

 

[PhonZhi]

Thank goodness for TPAB tbh. Album can at the right time and I gotta admit it inspires me

That positive inspiration is what they DONT want on a mass scale amongst blacks

 

[Knuckles Red]

wrong:

They don't want to hear you. This absolutely IS a problem in the black community--drug use, and the promotion of drug use. If you don't come from a two parent

home where such messages can be explained away as nothing more than stupid entertainment that should NOT be participated in. If you don't have that solid

foundation to repel negative messages, like a good portion of the black community does not, then those messages will begin to affect you I do believe. Combine

having a shytty home life with depression, low self-esteem, peer pressure, combine that with the shytty rap music of today, and you're creating a really unfortunate

situation.

 

[Reginald Noble]

Has no Black person watched Breaking Bad???

 

[Supreme HD]

That positive inspiration is what they DONT want on a mass scale amongst blacks

It's true. But thankfully the critics love the album, it's selling very well and the grammys just gave it 11 nominations. Which all increases the album's exposure. Every black person needs to listen to tpab and I'm sure in the upcoming years TPAB will be an essential album for blacks to listen to just like thriller. The black youth needs to hear this shyt. I admit that Ds2 is some dope shyt but tpab literally transcends music. That first listen had me