LAPD claims young burglars were inspired by YG/rap.......

[Will Ross]

Yall act like rap doesn't influence teens but it does.

When the whole Blood thing got popular in rap --- guess what all the high school homies started repping during the mid 00s

My nikka came to me like "you think we should join the Bloods for protection" ....I was like "nikka we in East Atlanta, not LA"

Now you could say they woulda joined a gang anyways --- but they specifically got interested in the Bloods because of cats like Lil Wayne, Gucci, Dipset, etc.

The music we listened to influenced these nikkas a lot and I was one of a few nikkas who peeped it even back then at our age.

This story may be false but it happens.

I don't know why people deny that music can be very influencing to kids.

 

[The Coochie Assassin]

I don't know why people deny that music can be very influencing to kids.

Because they like the music influencing these kids.

We aren't saying the music is influencing grown ass people with real jobs and bills.

We are just observing how kids are affected by the entertainment -- despite what their parents or other role models tell them.

These kids are walking around blasting this music in their headphones, dancing and rapping to themselves.

 

[ignorethis]

Lol go back to the YG "My Krazy Life" thread

I posted about when I heard "Meet the Flockers" about how YG was really giving nikkas the whole entire home burglary game

So I wouldn't be surprised if kids heard that song and thought "wait it's that easy? We gotta get on that shyt instead of selling $10 grams"

 

[BrothaZay]

People were getting robbed whether YG existed or not

This is America