BK The Great
Veteran
At least he's owning up to it But the damage might be done.The rappers aren't the ones who push this narrative though, it's record labels benefiting off of it.
Then he is really fiked up because he used to have vidoes constantly on Worldstar doing wild drugs.Crazy thing is, like Future, Juice has never really been a heavy drug user despite his music.
Not saying u lying but idk where this notion of Future not fukking with drugs came from... Maybe cuz brehs never seen em off his ass or near death like these other dudes? That Westwood interview and some of his lines and mentions let me know that this nikka fukk off on the drugs (in my opinion)..
Also that random tweet where the nikka was zipped up in a hood/jacket indoors talking bout he needed a Wife to just take care of him... with the deep breath/ gasp....that's that Molly Breh. Good Molly.
Wtf this dude is apologizing for HIS contribution to the problem how the fuk is he a fall guy?Should be the culture vulture jewish executives apologizing not the rappers
Black people are always the fall guys for other peoples atrocities, foh
At least he's owning up to it But the damage might be done.The rappers aren't the ones who push this narrative though, it's record labels benefiting off of it.
Other artists? Like white artists? Who gives a fuk? Many black folks are sick of black artists promoting drug abuse and influencing black people.Exactly like its not other 'artists' talking about doing drugs and what not...
Oh but the rappers!!
as an emcee in the pillar.
you supposed to have knowledge of self to be prescient and wise.
you could never use triple six and an excuse for what you do.
yet you can now listen to their music and also have accountability and responsibility to the content behind it.
all this ol sucker shyt of such such made me.
them ol use a Yousa lie, ass nikka excuses been dead.
before people got arrested talembout listening to pac made me do it.
shyt back after white lines that shyt been dead.
so an excuses is an L on that person culture card.
art barr
That Sherm Stick