Modern Hip Hop: A Racists' Dream Come True

[Jello Biafra]

“Somethin ain't right, to be an MC, you gotta thug Or to thug you gotta be an MC, this shyt is bugged” – Krumb Snatcha on Gang Starr’s ‘Make Them Pay’ 1998.

IT IS enough to make a Nick Griffin ejaculate with sheer excitement. A culture ferociously endorsed by liberals, marketed by liberals and consumed by liberals… which promotes the murder, subjugation and de-legitimisation of black people. Hip-Hop, as much as I love (d) it, has a lot to answer for. And so do the people who profit from it.

Long gone are the days when intelligent and skillful rappers were signed and promoted to multi-platinum status. You will never hear mental nourishment like songs from Moment of Truth by Gangstarr or Reflection Eternal by Talib Kweli & Hi-Tek or The Listening by Little Brother on your radio or TV.

Nowadays, the worst degenerate the ghetto of America can muster is picked, polished and held up as a role model to the young, poor and impressionable. To others they are simply entertainers.
Hip-Hop has always been edgy and aggressive. But things have now taken a turn for the sadistically worse. Case in point – something called Chief Keef (real name Keith Cozart, 17) who purports to be a rapper, was embroiled in a feud with a fellow idiot called Lil Jojo (real name Joseph Coleman, 18). Both of these teenagers are from the worst parts of Chicago and appear to have gang ties.

It all started off with the clichéd diss record accompanied by the equally clichéd automatic gun-laden grainy YouTube video by Little Jojo. Then there was some form of verbal confrontation in the street between the camps of both ‘rappers’.

Days later Little Jojo was shot down in cold blood whilst riding his bike. In response to this tragedy Chief Keef took to Twitter and celebrated the murder. And probably implicated himself in the process.

This is a watershed moment. This is, as the writer Jason Whitlock called it, prison culture - a celebration of the moral, cultural and progressive destruction of a people.

We all know this is wrong. We all know this is absolutely disgraceful. Yet powerful commercial interests – record labels and media organisations - which present themselves as liberal and progressive, endorse, encourage and invest in this Klansman’s wild wet dream of a culture to no end.

These organisations create the impression that they are trying to help the downtrodden and persecuted by supporting the culture. They most certainly are not. They do this to make money. Don’t believe me? Take a look at who occupies the more important and powerful offices in each of these institutions. Take a look at who they choose to champion.

In fact, forbid the thought but should Chief Keef be gunned down tomorrow in retaliation attack for Lil Jojo’s slaying, mark these words: executives from the record label and the media organisations which promote him would show up at his funeral for ‘networking purposes’ only.

He is a product and once he is in decline they will move on to the next product. Or as Ice Cube puts it: “they will have a new n-word next year”. I’d be shocked if they didn’t coerce his grieving mother to do press for his album.

If perception is reality then imagery is everything. What they see is what many aspire to be and what most accept them as. In the thirties the Nazis portrayed the Jews as predatory and sub-human in order to justify what would turn out to be horrendous crimes against them. We seem to have leased out our image to interests that could not care less about us. Our misery is their profit and prominence.

They make money out of us and render many of our youngsters unemployable and prison-bound. But to be fair, we are eager collaborators.

We cannot seriously complain about racism if we are doing worse to ourselves than any modern racist could dream of. It was not the National Front, BNP or EDL who killed Lil Jojo and celebrated it.

http://www.voice-online.co.uk/article/modern-hip-hop-your-favourite-racist’s-favourite-genre

 

[Real N Quotes]

so true...but most of us we like being nggz to much to change

 

[theworldismine13]

truth!

 

[cheek100]

wow!!

 

[Brown_Pride]

Where were you the day hip hop died.
It's sad those who saw this coming saw it coming decades ago.

 

[daze23]

Long gone are the days when intelligent and skillful rappers were signed and promoted to multi-platinum status.

when did that happen?

but yeah, I'm over worrying about this stuff. I used to get emotional about it 10+ years ago

 

[Sampson]

Sad, but very true.

 

[Brown_Pride]

when did that happen?

but yeah, I'm over worrying about this stuff. I used to get emotional about it 10+ years ago

yeah there was always the "garbage" element but in the last 5 years the ratio of shyt to "skill" has gone way out of wack.

 

[88m3]

Send this fakkit back to st0rmfr0nt already

 

[Hawaiian Punch]

nikkas die and the jew label owners keep getting paid. You know what they say, a sheckle found is a penny earned. You know what we can't say on record, "stack chips like *******"

 

[John Hull]

The quickest way to get rid of Keef is to put his album out. If Young Chop don't produce every beat it's a wrap.

Plus Chief and them are the exception not the rule nowadays. Most of these youngsters following behind Ye ans Wayne. Ones a wanna be fashion designer, the other gave up fake gangbangin for fake skateboarding.

Neither one makes the kind of music the writer is crying about. His problem is with Chi-town gang violence which is what killed Jojo. The music was a sidebar to that.

 

[John Hull]

Plus he already killed whatever argument he could have made by quoting Jason (house nikka) Whitlock

 

[MrPentatonic]

It's so sad to watch the decline of my people

 

[Tom]

I blame black women

 

[Insensitive]

Bullsh1t.
More attack the patient not the cancer rhetoric.
Also last I checked :
B.o.B.
J. cole
Lupe
and
Drake
are all platinum selling artists.

wait wait, I see Co.Uk in the link
This writer is in the United Kingdom (or am I wrong ?)
Who gives a fvck what he thinks ?
What could he possibly know about an American ghetto ?