Tyler the Creator Called Dr. Boyce Watkins A fakkit

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For the idiots that think hip hop doesn't influence people WATCH THE VIDEO. Then try to refute how he clearly spells it out for you!!


Don't try argue with coli posters, try to counter Watkin's words.


BTW was watching a documentary on hip hop and one example of this is Tommy Hilfiger talking about Snoop.


He gave Snoop some clothing, Snoop decides to wear it on SNL. The next day, that item sold out!! Everywhere.


For you dumb fukks out there, that means that hip hop directly influences people.


Dumb nikka: "Bu bu bu but people were wearing clothing long before hip hop". :camby:
 

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The only point he was trying to make was that people are saying things in lyrics, people are doing those things in real life, therefore the the things those people are saying are responsible. :mjlol:

and your analogy about buying clothes is terrible as there are no consequences for buying clothes but very real ones for committing crimes which would deter any normal person from doing them :beli:


For the idiots that think hip hop doesn't influence people WATCH THE VIDEO. Then try to refute how he clearly spells it out for you!!


Don't try argue with coli posters, try to counter Watkin's words.


BTW was watching a documentary on hip hop and one example of this is Tommy Hilfiger talking about Snoop.


He gave Snoop some clothing, Snoop decides to wear it on SNL. The next day, that item sold out!! Everywhere.


For you dumb fukks out there, that means that hip hop directly influences people.


Dumb nikka: "Bu bu bu but people were wearing clothing long before hip hop". :camby:
 
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