"Rappers rap about killing other Black men and no one bats an eye..."

[Thegospel]

Um, no. I said nobody makes songs about killing Black people cause they’re Black. And I’m right.

A few punchlines you can find about “hating nikkas like Nazis” from nobody rappers doesn’t change that.

The subgenre of rap that’s about killing and violence is about usually gang and drug/related violence amongst the Black underclass. It isn’t about racist killings of Black people, or any sort of racism animus to Black people for being Black.

You can play your little word games all you want. Its weak and so are you

 

[Carlton Banks]

More like facts only. Y’all don’t use logic. DaBaby is getting heat because people get he made comments that were disparaging toward a group of people (gays).

His comments made being gay the thing that was disparaged. Street rap or drill rap does not disparage Black people on the basis of them being Black. It promotes violence, murder and mayhem, but not racially targeted violence, murder and mayhem. That’s why any attempted analogy is flimsy. Not that hard.

"The first nikka play, I'ma body a nikka (Ha)
I just checked my balance
I'll probably pull up to your hood
And come buy me a nikka (No cap)"

"No talkin', I don't like to argue with nikkas (I don't)
Ain't gon' be no more laughin'
You see me whip out guns
I'm gon' shot me a nikka (No cap)"

"Beat and burnt me a nikka in front of the store
Where your mammy and grandmama shop at
(bytch)"

"I will turn a nikka into a convertable
Push me a lil' nikka top back (Vroom)"

"You disrespect me and I'll beat your ass up
All in front of your partners and children (Ahh, ahh)"

"I don't know what these nikkas is thinking about
Use the brain in your head 'fore you lose it (bytch)"

Dababy - Suge

Literally the entire song is about killing nikkas but you in here gaslighting

 

[Dusty Bake Activate]

"I call it KKK, 'cause my choppa hate nikkas" - 21 Savage

"A.K, S.K, H.K nikka, three K's like I hate nikkas" - Meek Mill

"I'm one of them superstar rappers who actually poppin'
Who really gon' pop nikkas" - Da Baby

Breh we can seriously go on and on

Those lines are c00ntastic. What do you want me to say?

Those are punchlines and wordplay they comprise about 0.0000000000000000000000000000000000000000001% of the bars that have ever been spit in street/thug rap.

I guess we’re taking random punchlines and wordplay as official stances now? You can find a punchline about anything.

NOBODY is making music on some “let’s kill Black people for being Black” shyt.

 

[Dusty Bake Activate]

"The first nikka play, I'ma body a nikka (Ha)
I just checked my balance
I'll probably pull up to your hood
And come buy me a nikka (No cap)"

"No talkin', I don't like to argue with nikkas (I don't)
Ain't gon' be no more laughin'
You see me whip out guns
I'm gon' shot me a nikka (No cap)"

"Beat and burnt me a nikka in front of the store
Where your mammy and grandmama shop at
(bytch)"

"I will turn a nikka into a convertable
Push me a lil' nikka top back (Vroom)"

"You disrespect me and I'll beat your ass up
All in front of your partners and children (Ahh, ahh)"

"I don't know what these nikkas is thinking about
Use the brain in your head 'fore you lose it (bytch)"

Dababy - Suge

Literally the entire song is about killing nikkas but you in here gaslighting

I think he’s talking about fictional people who he kills in rap who are Black. Is this something new in rap?

Find me a song where somebody is promoting killing Black people cause they’re Black as opposed to street/gang tough guy bullshyt which is race neutral but usually involves people of your race and social class.

 

[Carlton Banks]

I think he’s talking about fictional people who he kills in rap who are Black. Is this something new in rap?

Find me a song where somebody is promoting killing Black people cause they’re Black as opposed to street/gang tough guy bullshyt which is race neutral but usually involves people of your race and social class.

Did I not just give you an example?

Who else was he talking about? White people? Jews?

 

[AnotherRoute]

So you going to make this thread and ignore the last 10 years of rap? When companies like VICE where literally taking rappers to the gun range? The obsession white media outlets had over Chicago rap and the gang violence and constantly finding ways to be involved in the media. Vlad TV ?

But you going to Oprah in 89?

 

[Thegospel]

He's trying to say theyre talking about enemies when thats another weak lie

Did I not just give you an example?

Who else was he talking about? White people? Jews?

 

[xXOGLEGENDXx]

Those lines are c00ntastic. What do you want me to say?

Those are punchlines and wordplay they comprise about 0.0000000000000000000000000000000000000000001% of the bars that have ever been spit in street/thug rap.

I guess we’re taking random punchlines and wordplay as official stances now? You can find a punchline about anything.

NOBODY is making music on some “let’s kill Black people for being Black” shyt.

So if Eminem or Machine Gun Kelly spit those same bars, would you not have a problem because it's just a line and it would only compromise 0.0000001% of rap? You wouldn't take that as their stance? You would just chalk it up to punchlines and wordplay? Just wondering for a friend.

 

[Dusty Bake Activate]

Did I not just give you an example?

Who else was he talking about? White people? Jews?

No you didn’t.

I said give me an example of him or anyone else rapping about killing someone BECAUSE THEY’RE BLACK.

That DaBaby verse sounds like a million other tough guy rap verses about killing people they have a problem with that happen to be Black. No one raps about “I’mma fukk this person up because they’re Black.”

 

[Dusty Bake Activate]

So if Eminem or Machine Gun Kelly spit those same bars, would you not have a problem because it's just a line and it would only compromise 0.0000001% of rap? You wouldn't take that as their stance? You would just chalk it up to punchlines and wordplay? Just wondering for a friend.

I would have a problem with white rappers saying nikka.

 

[Carlton Banks]

No you didn’t.

I said give me an example of him or anyone else rapping about killing someone BECAUSE THEY’RE BLACK.

That DaBaby verse sounds like a million other tough guy rap verses about killing people they have a problem with that happen to be Black. No one raps about “I’mma fukk this person up because they’re Black.”

This is the equivalent of cacs Juelzing when they say "so and so is not racist, show me where he's racist "

 

[xXOGLEGENDXx]

I would have a problem with white rappers saying nikka.

Why? It's just wordplay.

Take nikka out and replace it with "black dude" still just bars for Eminem and MGK?

 

[philmonroe]

Did I not just give you an example?

Who else was he talking about? White people? Jews?

Y'all talking about two different things tbh. He's saying yes the people are black but that's natural since people kill those close to them. He's also saying which y'all disagree with don't see what he's saying is that none of these rappers are killing them specially because they're black. The music is usually about opps, rival drug dealers, etc who would most likely be your own race because that's who people live around.

 

[Dusty Bake Activate]

This is the equivalent of cacs Juelzing when they say "so and so is not racist, show me where he's racist "

Lol it isn’t. But ok.

 

[invalid]

I was recently watching this episode of Oprah with Ice T and all the Juelzing he does to try and justify the bs in his music was

Same thing happened again after the Don Imus situation where he called black women nappy headed hoes and said rappers say it all the time. After the fallout, there was a big question about the toxicity of hip hop, and I believe it was on Oprah again, or at least being moderated by Oprah, there were all these Hip Hop heads, including Russ Simmons, trying to defend rapper’s “creative” ability to use nappy headed hoes, nikka, and whatever other derogatory term in their music. At that point, I realized that we were letting men who were in a state of perpetual immaturity usher in the degradation and decline of black pride and the black community. Like a disease that we have allowed to fester. It was completely awful to watch.