Rap Exploitation: How to Destroy a Black Male in 10 Steps

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well-written article and it has some great accurate points. There are so many relevant examples too, Birdman is probably the number #1 offender :birdman:

Y'all who are in here cosigning this post better not pop up in another thread saying that Kendrick, J Cole, etc are corny artists :ufdup:

However I think the role of hip hop in creating poor people and crime is smaller than you guys think. It definitely negatively affects people. But I would not blame it that much for things like the joblessness, crime, and economic weakness in so many black areas.

Example: the black crime rate has been disproportionately high for decades. In 1976 black homicides were already 50% of all homicides, even though black Americans were only 12% of the population.
 

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The Secret Meeting that Changed Rap Music and Des…:
I dont think most music execs are purposely trying to destroy the black community, rather i think they just dont care.

As long as they make money off an artist then they're good :yeshrug: If their artist is influencing the youth in a negative way they'll just say that the parents in the community should do a better job raising their children ( which is a valid point :ld:)
 

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The hiphop/rap culture is KEEPING us in a negative/stagnant mindset collectively. It glamourizes the prison/gang lifestyle and promotes extreme materialism,promiscuity and the disrespect of the black woman breh. Its not the sole cause of anything but its keeping the black community in a negative mindset. Its subconciously is making us hate and fear ourselves.
well-written article and it has some great accurate points. There are so many relevant examples too, Birdman is probably the number #1 offender :birdman:

Y'all who are in here cosigning this post better not pop up in another thread saying that Kendrick, J Cole, etc are corny artists :ufdup:

However I think the role of hip hop in creating poor people and crime is smaller than you guys think. It definitely negatively affects people. But I would not blame it that much for things like the joblessness, crime, and economic weakness in so many black areas.

Example: the black crime rate has been disproportionately high for decades. In 1976 black homicides were already 50% of all homicides, even though black Americans were only 12% of the population.
 
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Breh the only source for that story is an article on a site called hiphopisread, a website which said it "just happened to get the anonymous letter in the inbox". It's BS and way over the top. Govt agents pulling guns on rich record execs, men in suits, secret location for the meeting??? And of all places, this mysterious exec decided to tell his story on hiphopisread.com :heh: ?

If this insidious plan was real and if black teens were that easily influenced, then how come black homicides already made up half of all the country's homicides in 1976 ?
 

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You expect change to happen in a few months? Decades of culture and image self destruction through music and the like will take more than a few months to fix. And what we don't need is it's never going to be fixed, glass half full guys like you who think it's unsolvable so what's the point. You are really contributing nothing to the thread so I don't even know why you're posting.

I don't expect change at all but people like you choose to over look the fact that certain subversive tactics were already in place to thwart any black advancement BEFORE HIP HOP EXISTED!

Hiphop music was just fuel to the fire.... You have to examine the root of all the issues to come up with a solution and look at the current state of the black community today.

Stage 1

  • Redline business loans and mortgages so he has no ownership in land or industry
  • Deny lucrative school/job opportunities to black males so he works menial jobs
  • Offer security and benefits to the black women to create gender war*
  • The newly independent woman has no use for a jobless/low paying man
  • Breakup the black family unit by "empowering" the black woman
  • Introduce drugs and weapons into the ghetto
  • Crime becomes a way to be "the provider"
  • Enter gang culture and the prison industrial complex

*Once we split as a people....as the black family unit....as a united front.... EVERYTHING WENT LEFT.
When people choose individual security/comfort over collective advancement you end up with what is going on to day.

We are complacent now. We ain't about that life. There's too much selfishness and self interest for true change to happen.


Black people aren't willing to sacrifice their own little crumbs so we can take over the bakery

Would you personally give up your job/life for this sh!t ? At least during slavery/civil rights we were all focused on a common goal and a common injustice. And the only way this stop sh!t is if we increase in numbers and increase in economic power.

Not freaking protesting and creating self serving hashtags like #blacklivesmatter Who are they trying to convince ?

@sicc2def Smh...do yours too
 
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why aren't you listening to those rappers? they are out there.

and they fukking suck. i don't go to see a movie or watch a TV show for people to brush their teeth and fart like I do. I want to hear about baller ass shyt or pyramids and glyphs an shyt.

only people that made money off the tedium and banality is life is emo rockers and those nikkas had to put on make-up to do it.

ok, i guess thats the end of it, there are just irreconcilable difference between me and the rap industry

i already stopped listening to rap, i dont support the rap industry cuz its not in my interest to support the rap industry
 

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I don't expect change at all but people like you choose to over look the fact that certain subversive tactics were already in place to thwart any black advancement BEFORE HIP HOP EXISTED!

Hiphop music was just fuel to the fire.... You have to examine the root of all the issues to come up with a solution and look at the current state of the black community today.

Stage 1

  • Redline business loans and mortgages so he has no ownership in land or industry
  • Deny lucrative school/job opportunities to black males so he works menial jobs
  • Offer security and benefits to the black women to create gender war*
  • The newly independent woman has no use for a jobless/low paying man
  • Breakup the black family unit by "empowering" the black woman
  • Introduce drugs and weapons into the ghetto
  • Crime becomes a way to be "the provider"
  • Enter gang culture and the prison industrial complex

*Once we split as a people....as the black family unit....as a united front.... EVERYTHING WENT LEFT.
When people choose individual security/comfort over collective advancement you end up with what is going on to day.

We are complacent now. We ain't about that life. There's too much selfishness and self interest for true change to happen.


Black people aren't willing to sacrifice their own little crumbs so we can take over the bakery

Would you personally give up your job/life for this sh!t ? At least during slavery/civil rights we were all focused on a common goal and a common injustice. And the only way this stop sh!t is if we increase in numbers and increase in economic power.

Not freaking protesting and creating self serving hashtags like #blacklivesmatter Who are they trying to convince ?

I say this all the time. Its gonna take tangible steps to create our own economic infrastructure.
 

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:rudy:Yall Nikkas need to chill black man going to prison is not new shyt was the same in the 70s. Rap is the only music for real nikkas to listen to last thing we need is corny lyrical rappers to multiply :camby:
 

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Rap is more influential now than it has ever been:what:
You be out here in deez skreets breh? Cuz i be out here. Yea maybe rap influences fashion. But thats about it. Todays kids aren't interested in selling drugs and gang banging. And the ones who are aren't interested in that shyt cuz of rap.

Lets be real. Number one consumer of rap music is the affluent young white male. So all these whiteboys listening to rap, yet its not totally destroying their communities? Hmm? I wonder why? Do they somehow have the power to resist rap musics hypnosis? NOPE. Music simply isn't the problem. Problem is poverty.

Yea most rap is bullshyt. But most people realize that. They listen to rap for fun. Just like most tv shows are bullshyt, yet everyone and their momma wants to watch breaking bad, or the wire, or the sopranos, or whatever crime show is hot on deez streets.
 

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Here you go breh



:mjlol: 'illuminati defector'

All the demonic rock bands coming out like KISS (Knights In Satans Service), back masking in songs with worshipping to the devil, alledgedly records would get mastered with spells from witches, allegiances and praying to Aelister Crowley (lead gurtarist and one of the best in the world bought Crowleys house), I could go on forever. Just research all the demonic bands from the 70's and 80's starting with Judith Priest http://www.nytimes.com/1990/07/17/a...al-band-as-having-driven-sons-to-suicide.html

should probably mention that case was dismissed and it turned out the two boys already had a history of depression, drug abuse, and suicidal behavior but people will point towards a scapegoat and believe any pseudoscience in order to avoid looking like they can be blamed in any way
 
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