True or false: Rappers are like second dads or replacement dads?

[CapFromMCU]

Were you ever a youngbul and heard a rapper say what you should and shouldn't do and take it as gospel? Do you ever model your behavior after your favorite rapper? Are you more likely to take advice from a song then people you know?

not me because i know for a fact i'll beat the sh!t out of 95% of these rappers, how can i emulate and take advice from people i'd son? makes no sense

but maddddddddd people do that though, no doubt about it, thats whats wrong with hip hop, these n!ggas are the absolute worst role models ever

 

[RajWatts]

honestly its true for a lot of kids and the shyt is sad

 

[Mike Statik]

no lol... only dude in the world im afriad of is my dad cuz even tho ill prob KO his ass in 1 shyt i aint never hittin em... in a head up tho against ne rapper even if i know ima lose... im swingin

 

[Loose]

NWA and shyt like that i can understand nowadays nah

 

[Food Mane]

if killa was my dad.

 

[Capitol]

NWA and shyt like that i can understand nowadays nah

I mean no one here is young enough to have grown up on Big Sean or something, I hope anyway, so I'm talking about the older rappers. nikkas in here fronting like they didn't pick up any type of knowledge from rappers

 

[dre]

So people idolize Tupac on everything else but when someone suggests something Pac said he actually went through coming up it's GIF hour

OK.

 

[mc_brew]

So people idolize Tupac on everything else but when someone suggests something Pac said he actually went through coming up it's GIF hour

OK.

i don't idolize anyone, point blank period... however, there are many people out there that have dropped pearls of wisdom on young brew and are worth emulating on some level or another... however, i wouldn't call them a second dad... a dad should be more than someone that dropped some lines of knowledge on you... that's a powerful word to ascribe to such a small role that rappers play in one's life... so if my boy says, "c'mon on brew, hit this blunt," and i do, he becomes my daddy? what kind of sick homo-erotic shyt is that?

 

[Capitol]

i don't idolize anyone, point blank period... however, there are many people out there that have dropped pearls of wisdom on young brew and are worth emulating on some level or another... however, i wouldn't call them a second dad... a dad should be more than someone that dropped some lines of knowledge on you... that's a powerful word to ascribe to such a small role that rappers play in one's life... so if my boy says, "c'mon on brew, hit this blunt," and i do, he becomes my daddy? what kind of sick homo-erotic shyt is that?

You have a sick mind

 

[mc_brew]

You have a sick mind

you're the one that used the word "dad"... why would you use that word of all words?

 

[Capitol]

you're the one that used the word "dad"... why would you use that word of all words?

Because a rapper could have more influence over someone then just getting them to hit weed in your little fantasy there() they are like role models and people that kids without fathers can look up to and emulate. Even for dudes that have fathers in their lives, they could see a rapper's life as something more respectable and something they want to attain.

 

[BREAD N BUTTERZ]

You have a sick mind

LMAO after reading this thread title......the nikka said DADDY LMAO.........thats some sub-gay shyt lol.......GREat topic and great choice of words for this thread CAPITOL errrr I mean shaheem reid LMAO ......................... are you really trying to explain YOUR mind state on the low in 3rd person for how you man-stan william roberts by dropping this thread my dude lol?..............lmao......normal grown people are not gonna co-sign and make you feel better about yourself son its JUST YOU who feels like that as you see by the amount of niccaz shakin they head and laughin @ yet another dumb statement by you........this negro said DADDY......what non-gay male uses that word smh.....
u killed ya self shaheem LMAO

 

[BREAD N BUTTERZ]

Because a rapper could have more influence over someone then just getting them to hit weed in your little fantasy there() they are like role models and people that kids without fathers can look up to and emulate. Even for dudes that have fathers in their lives, they could see a rapper's life as something more respectable and something they want to attain.

is this a page from your self-biography?

 

[Dark Knyght]

I wouldn't say all that. Nothing can replace my father, but if you weed through some of the bullshyt, ignorance, violent lyrics and whatever else, there are a lot gems and life lessons to be heard. That's why I listen to the L.O.X. so much. Jada and Styles are notorious for dropping jewels, a few nikkaz catch em, most nikkaz don't.

Styles even said it himself on "We're Back"
"What else can I say that the others didn't,
L.O.X. taught you everything that your mother didn't".

 

[Rominati]

nikkas Fronting. Ya know ya look up to these nikkas like white people look up to rock stars