MC Ren admits to running a train on a 14 year old with 5 other males when he was 21 years old.

[Plankton]

Five nikkas in a bucket with the neighborhood ho'
Now what do you expect they're gonna dogg her like a doggy
Thirty minutes later and the windows all were foggy


And my turn was like next
I couldn't see her face, all I saw was the p*ssy and her chest
I wanted to see the face, I felt I oughtta
Peep over the seat. Oh shyt! It's the preacher's daughter!
And she's only 14 and a ho'
But the bytch sucks dikk like a specialized pro
She looked at me, I was surprised
But wasn't passin' up the chance of my dikk gettin' baptized
I told the bytch to do it quick
You little ho' hurry up and suck my dikk!




MC Ren was 21 years old when this song came out. And unlike the MC Ren song "Behind The Scenes" where he confirms he's in high school, there is no "back in the day" confirmation on the song "She Swallowed It"



It starts at the @1:37 mark:

 

[big bun]

Ok…?

 

[WaveGang]

Dm him or call police

 

[Plankton]

Ok…?

That's OK to you?

 

[maxamusa]

OP were you the 1 who tweeted the fake outrage over dip sets 9/11 bars.....


these brand new guys

 

[Matt504]

n-words with attitude

 

[pez]

Why I never.... I'm beside myself.

 

[Plankton]

OP were you the 1 who tweeted the fake outrage over dip sets 9/11 bars.....


these brand new guys

Are you implying that me pointing out that grown men ran a train on a 14 year old is fake outrage?

 

[maxamusa]

Why I never.... I'm beside myself.

Should we tell him about 3-6 Mafia

 

[Don Homer]

industry full of f.a.n.'s

 

[maxamusa]

Are you implying that me pointing out that grown men ran a train on a 14 year old is fake outrage?

Whatever tipper gore.

 

[OJ Simpsom]

pre-2000's was a different time plenty high school girls was only fukking with dudes over 20

 

[Youngblood Priest]

Hate to say it, but in the early 90s, that was normal.

 

[African Peasant]

She was most likely raped. That's how most of the lil girls become nymphomaniac at 14...

Such a good and empowering message for black people. They should be praised and they deserve a movie.

 

[Tasha And]

Yes we’ve heard this song before.