Why Are Rappers Always Obsessed With Your Girl?

[tremonthustler1]

Right....thats because rappers started to reflect the ethos of the record execs who pimp them --- the 1%. The one percent gathers a lot of its strength from having things that the 99% doesnt have...and if you have something of value, they'll take it from you. Its pleasure at the expense of another's discomfort or pain.

They're not happy if you're happy. Its funny how they chide the audience as being "haters", when most top rappers act like the ultimate insecure haters.

You can say the same about hip-hop fans. The more successful you appear, the more hip-hop fans feel they can no longer relate to you. There's a big chunk of hip-hop fans that feel like hip-hop is only about your struggle, so once you've passed the struggle and become successful, you almost have nothing left to say, so when you're at that point, they'd rather listen to another struggling rapper or see if you'll talk about some other ill of the world. The big reason why many of these rappers are loathed now is because they arrive on the scene as if they're already successful. ex. A$AP Rocky would get more props rapping about hoping he can be a trendsetter than rapping about already being one.

 

[ProfessionallyTrill]

Co-sign this thread.

I remember years ago when I found out my ex cheated. The biggest thing that pissed me off was that I was ridin listenin to shyt like this and come to find out, I was the sucker.

Made me think of makin this thread looong ago

 

[Still Benefited]

Why would I think he talking about my woman when I'm me...my my my my girl luuuuuuh me

 

[Taadow]

What about his chick? Is she happy?

Rapper A does not have a "chick", per se.

He does not love them hoes.

 

[iPod Raheem 2.0]

Great thread. This shyt is an epidemic. I'd venture to say we can find an example from the majority of rappers committing this heinous crime. Glad others have noticed this, too, and are speaking out on this grave problem. As @Mr. Somebody pointed out, it's so demonic.

 

[HipHopFeeling]

 

[Mr. Somebody]

Great thread. This shyt is an epidemic. I'd venture to say we can find an example from the majority of rappers committing this heinous crime. Glad others have noticed this, too, and are speaking out on this grave problem. As @Mr. Somebody pointed out, it's so demonic.

When people talk down to you to make you feel inferior to them its obvious a bunch of people like them are going to spring up and attempt to make other people feel inferior to them. I find it sad and disgusting though.

Rappers are also obsessed with telling you how fake and lame you are. These abused minds then have to find someone faker then they in an effort to tell them, they are faker then they are. Its a never ending cycle. A demonic cycle and thats so demonic, friend.

 

[charmander]

Why don't they just worry about keeping their ladies and baby mamas satisfied?




T.I. and Meek are the worst at this... I think every song Meek has ever made he feels the need to tell me how my chick is on his dikk..



What about his chick? Is she happy?


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from what i understand, it's because they have more money, more cars, a better life, a better dikk game, and could have my girl doing molly in a bugatti. how can i really compete with that. i dont even want to try to compete with it, since they have made it very clear that they got hollowtips in the choppa if i catch feelings over them stealing my woman and making her infinitely more happy than i ever could.

they are really just concerned for the well being of our women, despite white america's insistence of misogyny in hip-hop

 

[Taadow]

Great thread. This shyt is an epidemic. I'd venture to say we can find an example from the majority of rappers committing this heinous crime. Glad others have noticed this, too, and are speaking out on this grave problem. As @Mr. Somebody pointed out, it's so demonic.

To be fair, it sounds like this "Your Girl" is of questionable character. There are numerous examples of her consorting with many rappers. When do we hold her accountable?

For example, I seem to recall a time when Little Wayne was in his automobile and "Your Girl" was present with the music blasting. He had a firearm, and she asked him how it discharged, as it was a plastic gun. He replied that she would see if her boy ran up "fo' sho" - and she seemed to take no issue with that! That is outrageous in my opinion.

 

[No_bammer_weed]

You can say the same about hip-hop fans. The more successful you appear, the more hip-hop fans feel they can no longer relate to you. There's a big chunk of hip-hop fans that feel like hip-hop is only about your struggle, so once you've passed the struggle and become successful, you almost have nothing left to say, so when you're at that point, they'd rather listen to another struggling rapper or see if you'll talk about some other ill of the world. The big reason why many of these rappers are loathed now is because they arrive on the scene as if they're already successful. ex. A$AP Rocky would get more props rapping about hoping he can be a trendsetter than rapping about already being one.

The bolded goes without saying...and thats part of the spirit of the thread. Its not enough that the rapper in question is doing well, and wants to rap about it (often times said prosperity is exaggerated), its that the rapper wants to personalize their scorn to the listener, specifically. Who can relate to a rapper laughing at the fact that he fcks badder bytches than you...drives a better car, and overall lives a better lifestyle than you...and if you have something dope, he'll take it without even breaking a sweat cause you aint sht according to him. What kind of self loathing sht is that?

And there is middle ground between rapping about struggle, and coming across as an overprivileged, insecure a$$hole. Why do the topics on the world around them cease to exist beyond hedonism and materialism? Is there anything else to rap about other than buying sht, getting high, and laughing at people less fortunate than them?

If Mitt Romney could rap, he would sound like a lot of these rappers.

 

[blackslash]

"Im better than you" is hip hop and has always been Hip Hop

 

[TMillzy]

Let's not forget almost every rapper claims to have porn star sized dikk

 

[OG Talk]

The bolded goes without saying...and thats part of the spirit of the thread. Its not enough that the rapper in question is doing well, and wants to rap about it (often times said prosperity is exaggerated), its that the rapper wants to personalize their scorn to the listener, specifically. Who can relate to a rapper laughing at the fact that he fcks badder bytches than you...drives a better car, and overall lives a better lifestyle than you...and if you have something dope, he'll take it without even breaking a sweat cause you aint sht according to him. What kind of self loathing sht is that?

And there is middle ground between rapping about struggle, and coming across as an overprivileged, insecure a$$hole. Why do the topics on the world around them cease to exist beyond hedonism and materialism? Is there anything else to rap about other than buying sht, getting high, and laughing at people less fortunate than them?

If Mitt Romney could rap, he would sound like a lot of these rappers.

Which is why I call the broke azz Stans of pretentious swag/luxury rap, Hip Hops Tea Party...It's not their lifestyle now, but if they hustle hard enough it can be them one day, so they must protect the object of their aspiration and adoration from all scorn, ridicule and "hate"...

Some of these rappers stay Fox News'n their fans..

 

[Sad Bunny]

Great thread @gator_king

this is why I'm a Cudi stan ... he treats normal girls like models

And all these other rappers laugh at how poor I am, how my bytch is a whore and much more...fukk em all

 

[OG Talk]

"Im better than you" is hip hop and has always been Hip Hop

On a macro level this is true..

But its funny how we've dismissed break dancing, dj'ing, graffiti, beat boxing, social action and battling as tired themes...

But this is the one thing we feel the need to hold on to and build upon...I get that it was always the most glamorizing aspect of the culture..But when did it become the only aspect?