Post Mike Brown: Hip Hop doesn't feel right to me anymore

[Truth200]

Speaks on Drill music @ 6:45..............This is real talk..........

 

[Truality]

hiphop used to go against the grain and make statements, it was the rebel music

now it's pop and it's politically correct

if it's not it's barely promoted

it pretty much sucks now

 

[10:31]

Universal Records President and CEO: Lucian Grainge

Atlantic Records President CEO: Craig Kallman

Interscope Recorcs President & CEO: John Janick

Def jam records president and CEO Barry Weiss

E1 Music president and CEO: Michael Koch

Once again this thread isn't an attack on hip hop but a deeper focus on the enablers who've generated billions at the expense of the destruction of the black image in Hip hop.

 

[10:31]

Live Nation, CEO: Michael Rapino

 

[10:31]

Love & Hip Hop Producer: Vivian Gomez

 

[deaddd]

Like I've said a dozen times in this thread, it's not about color.

 

[Matt504]

Like I've said a dozen times in this thread, it's not about color.

I just watched this video and the words sounded nice but he was saying a whole lot of nothing.

 

[Truth200]

hiphop used to go against the grain and make statements, it was the rebel music

now it's pop and it's politically correct

if it's not it's barely promoted

it pretty much sucks now

Truth.....

 

[Truth200]

Alicia Keys flat out told everyone that hip hop, gangsta rap etc. was specifically molded to have a negative impact on the black race as a whole, as well as youth in general. She quickly recanted that statement, as some powerful people were angry that she revealed that agenda.

Mike brown incident was not a turning point for me, had it several years ago when I really started seeing how much people emulate these rapper lifestyles (that's not even their life really, they are actors a la Rick Ross etc). I can't vibe with that negativity anymore.

Mainstream only pushes drugs and violence anymore, the proof is in the pudding.

That negativity carries a certain vibration and attracts negativity to anyone who listens to it. You might think that's some bullshyt, but some very wealthy and powerful people believe that and been programming yalls ass ever since. They ain't dumb either.

I never knew Alicia Keys said that....

 

[deaddd]

I just watched this video and the words sounded nice but he was saying a whole lot of nothing.

Nah he actually said some very enlightened things. As he also mentioned in the video maybe not everyone is open to those concepts or cannot hear him.

 

[Matt504]

Nah he actually said some very enlightened things. As he also mentioned in the video maybe not everyone is open to those concepts or cannot hear him.

can you explain what he was saying from your point of view. seems like his solution calls for us to "look within" and see what we are first, I'm not so sure this really means anything in the real world we live in.

 

[deaddd]

can you explain what he was saying from your point of view. seems like his solution calls for us to "look within" and see what we are first, I'm not so sure this really means anything in the real world we live in.

I'm more so leaning towards the truths of every society believing its own propaganda. That violence towards other nations is anything other than displaced aggression, as I've pleaded people to understand in the previous pages of this thread.

Al-Qaeda wasn't USA's biggest enemy
Jews weren't Hitler's biggest enemy
Isis isn't USA's biggest enemy
Black people aren't the KKK's biggest enemy
Palestine isn't Israel's biggest enemy.

They are their own biggest enemies. Be angry at the people who are at fault. Of course they are going to blame someone else for all the shyt they have done to you, done to us. It starts within, then it moves to municipal government, state, federal, and international.

Don't let your "leaders" blame other people for your problems when they are the ones running your shyt.

 

[Ghost Utmost]

It's like pit bulls. Sure there are some lovable pits. If you see one off the chain headed straight for you do you take time to try and snuggle with it? You hop your black ass on a stranger's car. ASAP. If you had a burner you'd pop the dog as soon as it was within 15 feet. Even if it was coming to lick you and have it's belly rubbed. Niqqas have created and championed this thug image. Once you dress up in the thug uniform and start screw facing passer bys, why act all shocked when they assume the worst? Sure there is racism and maniacs and serial killers and all kinds of weirdos but niqqas HAVE to know they are being provocative by tatting AKs on their necks. Pop Rap is perpetuating this idea that young blacks don't give a fukc about nothing... cause those are the lyrics to EVERY song.

 

[10:31]

It's like pit bulls. Sure there are some lovable pits. If you see one off the chain headed straight for you do you take time to try and snuggle with it? You hop your black ass on a stranger's car. ASAP. If you had a burner you'd pop the dog as soon as it was within 15 feet. Even if it was coming to lick you and have it's belly rubbed. Niqqas have created and championed this thug image. Once you dress up in the thug uniform and start screw facing passer bys, why act all shocked when they assume the worst? Sure there is racism and maniacs and serial killers and all kinds of weirdos but niqqas HAVE to know they are being provocative by tatting AKs on their necks. Pop Rap is perpetuating this idea that young blacks don't give a fukc about nothing... cause those are the lyrics to EVERY song.

We created and championed a thug image?

 

[deaddd]

except the most popular rapper is a positive, part jewish dude named Drake...