Mysonne on Future Poisoning Minds of Kids with Lyrics About Drug Culture

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That is in fact 100% but that still doesn't handle the confound of a percentage of people are influenced by music. I was personally influenced when I was in my early teens. Call me stupid or what have you but I'm admitting to this type of programming that influence you especially when you are that environment where it goes down at. For some it is adding gasoline to the fire. Just because it didn't happen to you personally doesn't mean it doesn't have a impact. Alot of the programming is subconscious. Till this day i try not to listen to overly aggressive shoot up music because I'm the type of nikka that gets hyped off that because I've done alot of what they saying. As an adult you do have to monitor the type of music young children listen to because it can shape their outlook on life.

nah i agree w/ you... you cant tell me kids listening to hours of songs saying basically the same thing "fukk u ill kill u, your homies and fukk your bytch and smoke this dope" aint gon influence them in no way? :russ: but rap music to me is like #15 on the black community biggest problems
 

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nah i agree w/ you... you cant tell me kids listening to hours of songs saying basically the same thing "fukk u ill kill u, your homies and fukk your bytch and smoke this dope" aint gon influence them in no way? :russ: but rap music to me is like #15 on the black community biggest problems

If this was true, the crime rates, specifically homicide rates would be skyrocketing then. And yet they're at record lows throughout the country.
 

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nah i agree w/ you... you cant tell me kids listening to hours of songs saying basically the same thing "fukk u ill kill u, your homies and fukk your bytch and smoke this dope" aint gon influence them in no way? :russ: but rap music to me is like #15 on the black community biggest problems

Disagree, "media propaganda" is actually one of the MORE bigger problems black people need to become aware of, address and combat by controlling more of our own image:

BREAKING: Media Propaganda Is the "Glue" That Holds White Supremacy Together

Media Propaganda: Now It FINALLY Might Make Sense To Some Of You

This Clip Sums Up How Oblivious To Media Propaganda Blacks Are. We Are Blind!!!!

Dr. Watkins Speaks On Empire/Media Propaganda (NEW)

Todays rap music is being used as a form of media propaganda and psychological warfare tactic in order to criminalize and demonize the black image. This is why the vast majority of easily-accessible, mainstream rap promotes and glorifies destructive behavior(drug use, violence,gang activity,etc). Its being used to paint the black race out to be irrespponsible, violent, dangerous, hypersexual and just an overall inferior group of people.

Media propaganda has been an extremely effective weapon for white supremacy well before hiphop ever existed. Hiphop is simply a new way thats being used to broadcast to the world that black people are dangerous, violent savages.

Study the history of minstrel shows and eveything im saying about modern-day hiphop will make sense to you:

Minstrel_PosterBillyVanWare_edit.jpg
 

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dont kids have parents?

50 cent was telling me to shoot and rob when I was a young'n but I had two parents who were professionals who raised me right.

Never shot nobody
Never robbed nobody.


motherfukkas need to raise their children.

fukk outta here, tell mysonne get in the booth
Popping pills is a lot more guilt free than robbing and shooting people.

When I was in high school I definitely tried ecstasy because Mac Dre made "thizz" seem cool.
 

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Disagree, "media propaganda" is actually one of the MORE bigger problems black people need to become aware of, address and combat by controlling more of our own image:

BREAKING: Media Propaganda Is the "Glue" That Holds White Supremacy Together

Media Propaganda: Now It FINALLY Might Make Sense To Some Of You

This Clip Sums Up How Oblivious To Media Propaganda Blacks Are. We Are Blind!!!!

Dr. Watkins Speaks On Empire/Media Propaganda (NEW)

Todays rap music is being used as a form of media propaganda and psychological warfare tactic in order to criminalize and demonize the black image. This is why the vast majority of easily-accessible, mainstream rap promotes and glorifies destructive behavior(drug use, violence,gang activity,etc). Its being used to paint the black race out to be irrespponsible, violent, dangerous, hypersexual and just an overall inferior group of people.

Media propaganda has been an extremely effective weapon for white supremacy well before hiphop ever existed. Hiphop is simply a new way thats being used to broadcast to the world that black people are dangerous, violent savages.

Study the history of minstrel shows and eveything im saying about modern-day hiphop will make sense to you:

Minstrel_PosterBillyVanWare_edit.jpg
Percocet...Molly, Percocet:datazz::datazz:
 

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Futures music clearly has a parental advisory warning label for a reason. If your kids are listening to him at a young age...you already fukked up as a parent. It's not his job to police his content. Do better parents :childplease:

The better question is why would adults even want to listen to this dumbed down ass music?

Get the instrumental, enjoy the beat and call it a day.

Also FYI songs like Mask Off play on national radio with its drug references uncensored. It's unrealistic to think parents can shut down all of their kid's access to music. It's not as simple as it used to be. nikkas got youtube, spotify and apple music now.
 

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For people with kids do you let your kids listen to hip hop uncensored?
 

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The better question is why would adults even want to listen to this dumbed down ass music?

Get the instrumental, enjoy the beat and call it a day.

Also FYI songs like Mask Off play on national radio with its drug references uncensored. It's unrealistic to think parents can shut down all of their kid's access to music. It's not as simple as it used to be. nikkas got youtube, spotify and apple music now.

Because we can? :skip:

"Dumbed down" music is fun. I can listen to "real hip hop" and "dumbed down" music simultaneously. Idk why people act like you can only enjoy one thing. Its rough on the parents but again thats not future's job :manny:
 

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Because we can? :skip:

"Dumbed down" music is fun. I can listen to "real hip hop" and "dumbed down" music simultaneously. Idk why people act like you can only enjoy one thing. Its rough on the parents but again thats not future's job :manny:

Dumbed down music doesn't need to equate to drug abuse, selling drugs to your own people, treating black women like garbage, and promoting gay white fashion designers for free though.

It's a false equivalence that should be addressed.
 
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