Is tay K a prime example of when keeping it real goes wrong

[13473]

sounds like absent parenting

Viral Rapper Tay-K: A Rundown of the Tumultuous Journey of ‘The Race’

Tay-K’s new song “The Race” has become a viral hit, notching over 20 million views so far on YouTube since its June release and made its debut on the Billboard Hot 100 this week at No. 70. Wh…

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"The Arlington, Texas, transplant was born in Long Beach, California, but moved East after his father was released from prison in hopes of finding a “a better environment,” as Mcintyre said in a recent interview from jail. In that same conversation, the rapper rated his relationship with his parents a mere 6/10, revealing that he had to teach himself how to survive from a young age. The result? A pattern of criminal activities ending with the 17-year-old rapper behind bars"

 

[Wild self]

Why is it that these dudes " who keep it real" never go out in a shootout with the police.

They talk all this rah-rah shyt to civilians, but suddenly become timid when the police show up....f**k em.

They will never answer this question properly

 

[KBtheKey]

Yep. It's not hard to rap about everything but the crimes you committing, and if you still want to all you gotta do is talk around it

 

[Sauce Mane]

Kay Flock is another example

Dumbass threw his whole career away