You don't listen to rap
You are an alter boy
A conservative young black breh who talks down on immigrants and lives amongst cacs.
I don't take you seriously at all fam. What is your contribution to this topic about music you loath?
Mysonne on Future Poisoning Minds of Kids with Lyrics About Drug Culture
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You are an alter boy
A conservative young black breh who talks down on immigrants and lives amongst cacs.
I don't take you seriously at all fam. What is your contribution to this topic about music you loath?
Pure Denial
Chanting drug names constantly is harmless friend
I'm sure young brehs will overlook such things and have a total lack of curiosity
Same nikkaz in here saying this tried alize and henessy because of pac.
Same nikkaz saying this have bought a bottle of ciroc because of rap.
Keep bodying yaselves.
Are you implying that no one would drink and try recreational drugs if there wasn't rap?
Pure Denial
Chanting drug names constantly is harmless friend
I'm sure young brehs will overlook such things and have a total lack of curiosity
Same nikkaz in here saying this tried alize and henessy because of pac.
Same nikkaz saying this have bought a bottle of ciroc because of rap.
Keep bodying yaselves.
PhonZhi
Veteran
Who controls the major media outlets? Who signs these rappers checks?
These types rappers are intentionally pushed into mainstream consciousness by the media gatekeepers in order to continue the narrative that the black man is the most irresponsible, destructive group on earth.
Its all about media propaganda and continuing to control the image and reputation of the black man.
Until more of us realize this, nothing will change. Black people MUST become aware of the tactic of media manipulation. The overwhelming majority of us are blind to the very CONCEPT of the manipulation of a groups image.
And as far as not blaming the corporations and media outlets, what exactly are you saying? Who should the finger be pointed at? I'm not really understanding what you're saying.
No that would be your lack of comprehension.
I'm very clearly stating that the music has an impact and influence that is real
Don't tell me what I tried to say friend.
Hip hop is a reflection of reality. Want to change hip hop, then change the reality of the artist.
But Future is definitely over the top. lol. You'd be surprised how many inner city kids use hip hop music as guidance.
But you can't expect people who haven't had many positive experiences to provide you with positive music.
Mysonne needs to focus on telling kids to not take bids for crimes they didn't commit like his ass did. To do the right thing by pointing the real criminals out. lol. But yet, he believes in protecting criminals.
But Future is definitely over the top. lol. You'd be surprised how many inner city kids use hip hop music as guidance.
But you can't expect people who haven't had many positive experiences to provide you with positive music.
Mysonne needs to focus on telling kids to not take bids for crimes they didn't commit like his ass did. To do the right thing by pointing the real criminals out. lol. But yet, he believes in protecting criminals.
GetInTheTruck
Member
A lot of these teenagers are straight up junkies. Coming up we used to clown crackheads and pill poppers, all we did was smoke weed and drink a lil liquor. The music was dark but it had a purpose and a theme. The music now promotes violence and rampant drug use all for the sake of "turning up," with no other redeeming quality whatsoever. Not to mention the shyt is artistically garbage.
My man's little brother is a certified pill head, shyt is a travesty. I used to watch this little mfer do his homework and play Halo in his room back in the day, now he's another skinny jean wearing "swagged out" junkie, probably half a faq too, who knows... and I know for a fact he was influenced by hip-hop. And my man is successful with a degree and all that so I know it ain't the parents fault. People need to stop making excuses for these fukking poison peddlers. Especially in the social media era, where influence has a much wider reach than it did in the past.
My man's little brother is a certified pill head, shyt is a travesty. I used to watch this little mfer do his homework and play Halo in his room back in the day, now he's another skinny jean wearing "swagged out" junkie, probably half a faq too, who knows... and I know for a fact he was influenced by hip-hop. And my man is successful with a degree and all that so I know it ain't the parents fault. People need to stop making excuses for these fukking poison peddlers. Especially in the social media era, where influence has a much wider reach than it did in the past.
You can't even be honest
Media outlets? Nikka came up on the mixtape lane before cacs were even hip to him he was a legend.
STOP IT
If you can't be honest with yourself nothing changes. I'm done here.
Its the same piss poor tired and failed tactic. You wanna keep protesting finger pointing and not actually taking personal responsibility. Stop acting helpless. You have the control and ability to make change. Keep blaming others and you will be stuck right here like ground hog day forever. In a year or more since you started these posts you have gained absolutely ZERO traction.
Good day sir.
PhonZhi
Veteran
I LITERALLY have no idea what you're even talking about.
You can't even be honest
Media outlets? Nikka came up on the mixtape lane before cacs were even hip to him he was a legend.
STOP IT
If you can't be honest with yourself nothing changes. I'm done here.
Its the same piss poor tired and failed tactic. You wanna keep protesting finger pointing and not actually taking personal responsibility. Stop acting helpless. You have the control and ability to make change. Keep blaming others and you will be stuck right here like ground hog day forever. In a year or more since you started these posts you have gained absolutely ZERO traction.
Good day sir.
You sound confused. You see how many of these supposed "black" posters deny a problem PERIOD and you choose to quote ME, the person addressing that there is a problem, instead of the people denying the problem all together.
Maybe the confusion is that you're specifically talking about Future while I'm talking about hip-hop as a whole going back 25 years.
All I'm doing is addressing a problem that black people MUST become of aware of instead of thinking is a "conspiracy theory". Right now, this problem that you and I are aware of (no matter who is to blame ultimately) is seen as a "conspiracy theory" by the majority of black people.
That has to change first.
Got it
Protest protest protest
Do nothing else
Go back to listening to ratchet music.
Expect change to fall out the sky like manna
Why don't you talk about what YOU can do...
Total an absolute denial of responsibility and when confronted with the truth call me an agent
Oh woe is me as clown can't turn off the programming on my Spotify these cacs got my mind gone ass clown.
Same nikka saying all this is an Eminem Stan... The hypocrisy
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So Mysone Is Tipper Gore All Of A Sudden?
Yup but I didn't have rappers indulging in drug use such as molly lean etc... my era was hustlers how you high but a hustler????? I seen what rappers were talking about then because of my situation growing up.
This type of shyt would get you clowned
PhonZhi
Veteran
in 2017, it isnt. It stopped being a "reflection of reality" a loooooong time ago. Hiphop today is now a fantasy to most.. A fantasy lifestyle being mass produced to young, impressionable black minds. A fantasy lifestyle telling young black males specifically that the keys to success are through criminal/destructive behaviour instead of intelligence and education.
Also you saying that hiphop is a"reflection of reality" suggests that the vast majority of black people are irresponsoible, violent, hypersexual, extremely materialistic and overall inferior. Mainstream hiphop does NOT reflect the average black person. Im black and i relate to hardly none of it. The balance is gone. Todays most visible hiphop perpetuates the most negative stereotypes of black people to a worldwide audience.