Who popularized Jesus pieces in Hip Hop and what exactly is it suppose to mean?

[FreshAIG]

Biggie made it popular close thread

 

[smoove157]

is this dude some kind of fakkit??


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[Real N Quotes]

Who popularized Jesus pieces in Hip Hop and what exactly is it suppose to mean?

Ray and Ghost.

 

[Pinyapplesuckas]

who is the face on the jesus piece tho? why he look so down?

 

[lightbearerchef]

who is the face on the jesus piece tho? why he look so down?

Probably gay ass Caesar Borgia

 

[Young/Nacho\Drawz]

Ya, this question is weird as fukk to me...it's like asking who made dominoes popular

When were dominoes ever popular in Hip Hop?

 

[Jesus Is Lord]

Biggie was of Jamaican descent, they are protestant, since the island was colonized by the english. Him going to a catholic school probably had nothing to do with his faith. Rappers alias emulated ballers, so I think the Jesus piece probably originated with latin drug dealers.

A cross is not a depiction of Jesus. Protestants wear crosses without jesus on it, if it has Jesus on it, it's catholic. Protestants most definately don't wear Jesus head around their neck. And if they do it's not for religious reasons, because doing so is against their religion.

I'm talking about STREETniqqas, not niqqas parents. We didn't care about none of that in the streets breh, come on.

 

[Jesus Is Lord]

Mexicans been wearing crosses and the virgin mary piece since zoot suiters came out.

And what does that have to do with the Jesus piece and Biggie making it hot? I'm a kick you too niqqa, keep playing.

 

[R.E.N. Spells Ren]

When were dominoes ever popular in Hip Hop?

Early 90s, but there's probably a better example of what I'm talking about.

The point is, the Jesus piece was popular in black culture already. Biggie, or any rapper, wasn't setting any trends with that. This question sounds like something out of touch CaCs would ponder.

 

[Young/Nacho\Drawz]

Early 90s, but there's probably a better example of what I'm talking about.

The point is, the Jesus piece was popular in black culture already. Biggie, or any rapper, wasn't setting any trends with that. This question sounds like something out of touch CaCs would ponder.

Just another opinion dog. Several responses in this thread disagree with you. Yeah, HORRIBLE example with the domino thing too.

 

[R.E.N. Spells Ren]

Just another opinion dog. Several responses in this thread disagree with you. Yeah, HORRIBLE example with the domino thing too.

No that's not an opinion. If you're black and grew up in the culture, you know it's fact.

 

[R.E.N. Spells Ren]

No surprise you'd call me a n!gger in a neg, @Young/Nacho\Drawz ...I can spot you CaCs from a mile away

 

[The MOUNTIE]

LET ME TEACH YOU LITTLE JABRONIS SOME ENGLISH AND I'M NOT EVEN AMERICUN.
POPULARIZE ALSO MEANS UNIVERSALIZE.

THE FAT BOY YOU CALL BIGGIE WINS.

JUST LIKE I DID AGAINST BRET HART IN 1992.

 

[Still Benefited]

i got the same bracelet pac got on in this pic, i can't make out if his got diamonds, but mine got diamonds all around it

Oh so that's where the coli donations is goin

 

[Still Benefited]

And I think its safe to say Jesus popularized the Jesus peace,its like asking who popularized the cross in hiphop and not givin Jesus no credit for that...Jesus/god/prayer hands/crosses have been a staple in the black community which goes hand in hand with hiphop.