Is Malcolm-Jamal Warner Right When He Says Hip-Hop is Anti-Black?
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RickyDiBiase
The Sword of Jesus of Nazareth
not wrong. When it stopped being fun was when it hit a wall. Soulja Boy to the blog era was needed. But other than that..
100% When the fun left, things started getting a little too "reality" based.
C Delores was right
But there is a lot of rap that isn't on self hate demon time too. Problem is these mainstream cac controlled companies have been pumping a lot of poison over decades now purposely and it's hard to reverse, but it's starting to happen. Funny how They don't do it with their own people.
COMPLETELY wrong. Bullshyt corporate tribe controlled rap may be, but Hip-Hop is the farthest thing from anti-Black. Actual Hip-Hop culture has been saving lives for 50+ years.
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Plankton
All Star
Theo's been doing an anti hip hop tour but he's been silent about his TV dad. Rick Ross only rapped about putting Molly in a chicks drink and her not knowing it but Theos dad really did it.
Just use your ears and listen to the music unbiasedly…why would anyone even attempt to deny it?
Of course you can argue that not all of hip hop is anti-black…there’s a percentage that’s not. But the most popular, lit shh!t? Yeah, most of that is black-aimed poison that mostly white people oddly buy and support,
Of course you can argue that not all of hip hop is anti-black…there’s a percentage that’s not. But the most popular, lit shh!t? Yeah, most of that is black-aimed poison that mostly white people oddly buy and support,
Yes, negativity to hurt and cause rifts in the black community.
Bondye Vodou
Proud practitioner of the "High Science"
I mean, u decide.
Damn, he's not Jammin on the 1 anymore? 
Theo's been doing an anti hip hop tour but he's been silent about his TV dad. Rick Ross only rapped about putting Molly in a chicks drink and her not knowing it but Theos dad really did it.
Pure fictional fabrication (LIES) from another
tether. 
When exactly did Bill Cosby put "molly in a chicks drink?"
Don't worry, I'll wait.
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Ghostface Trillah
God-level poster
These stances are fukking idiotic.
There's 1 million people doing hip hop. Stop attacking it from the angle of the type of rap that you don't like. Promote the kind of rap and rappers that you do like. Don't try to drag the whole culture down because you heard some shyt that wasn't made for you in the first place.
There's 1 million people doing hip hop. Stop attacking it from the angle of the type of rap that you don't like. Promote the kind of rap and rappers that you do like. Don't try to drag the whole culture down because you heard some shyt that wasn't made for you in the first place.
I don't think it is "anti-Black" per se. There are a lot of violent themes, promiscuity, and drug usage and dealing told from the first person perspective of Black men and women that it comes off as anti-Black. On the flip side, there are alternatives that don't really promote that in the music. Sadly, that type of music is typically viewed as "soft" and "not Hip Hop" in comparison to the more grimier sounds and content. That's the crazy philosophy I never understood here because posters will dismiss current Hip Hop as violent and demonic, but turn around and praise something just as violent if not more violent than what they were dismissing. It reminds me of when a relative had his daughter cut off a song that had all kinds of profanity in it, but then changed it to Lil Boosie and truned the volume up.
Pegasus Jackson
Trump's Amerikkka
Square ass nikka still trying to be Theo 35 years on. It was a role nikka. His sitcom "Dad" and his transgressions alone should should him how full of shyt the self righteous usually are.