"n.w.a. is the harriet tubman of hip hop" - my sister

[Blackout]

How old is she?

 

[Kyle C. Barker]

@stomachlines is this your younger sister? Was she old enough to remember when nwa came out?

 

[I love Latina women]

@stomachlines is this your younger sister? Was she old enough to remember when nwa came out?

older

my sister is almost 40, bruh

 

[I love Latina women]

How old is she?

38

 

[Big Mel]

draw parallels between a woman who freed slaves and a genre of music that enslaves.

 

[I love Latina women]

draw parallels between a woman who freed slaves and a genre of music that enslaves.

you white, bruh. i wouldn't expect you to get it anyway

 

[Zero]

draw parallels between a woman who freed slaves and a genre of music that enslaves.

 

[Big Mel]

you white, bruh. i wouldn't expect you to get it anyway

Seems I've got your sis beat already.

 

[I love Latina women]

i see the analogy went over most nikkas in heads

and some of y'all call ya'll selves smart

it ain't smart bein' dumb

 

[I love Latina women]

Seems I've got your sis beat already.

nowhere close

 

[George's Dilemma]

i see the analogy went over most nikkas in heads

and some of y'all call ya'll selves smart

it ain't smart bein' dumb

With all due respect, it wasnt a good analogy. I mean seriously breh

NWA and Harriet Tubman dont belong in the same sentence together, much less the basis of an analogy.

 

[NoChillJones]

Dumb comparison but I get what she is trying to say. They helped pave the way the new age black voice in America.

 

[NoChillJones]

draw parallels between a woman who freed slaves and a genre of music that enslaves.

Wouldnt say all that... Violence drug dealing and gang banging were the direct results of white flight, economic abandonement, and extreme poverty. For most it didnt enslave it liberated. And it exposed alot of subtle racism going on in black America back then and today.

 

[Big Mel]

Wouldnt say all that... Violence drug dealing and gang banging were the direct results of white flight, economic abandonement, and extreme poverty. For most it didnt enslave it liberated. And it exposed alot of subtle racism going on in black America back then and today.

Agreed. But NWA made it sound so cool. My generation didn't stand a chance.

 

[I love Latina women]

With all due respect, it wasnt a good analogy. I mean seriously breh

NWA and Harriet Tubman dont belong in the same sentence together, much less the basis of an analogy.

well, to put it a lil more into context she said it after she watched straight outta compton and really lookin' back at all the bullshyt they went through with the cops and tryin' to do their music in the beginnin' stages of n.w.a. and how they wanted to usher in their "voices" with a new genre of music given their surroundings of the racist cops and their response to it