Lmao she’s paid her dues.
she as in fergie for those picking up in this convo and not able to follow quotes.
fergie,...nor,..lauren were these bgirls culturally like that.
they are basically the misappropriation result.
of the prohibitive tale illustrated in break'n the movie.
about the dangers of the pillars of the culture being assimilated by classically trained schooling. then, also...being misappropriated by the parochial system. The dangers of special k turbo checks ozone about in break'n. Those are real cultural points in a canon indie film and the one reason why in the real time culture time line and period break'n and beat street rocked. break'n was regarded as the more viable gateway culture based film to beat street.
as break'n gave crediblility to all high expression and skill of the pillars. plus allowed the west coast ol school way of thought.
plus, anywhere that culturally was aware in hiphop culture and skilled cultural contributor of hiphop.
in comparison to the bait and switch culture theft ending in beat street. That eshewed out the precursor based signal to the ol school to new school way of thought as well. fergie and lauren were child actresses of a commercial generation post the commercial boom of breakin as a pillar and not apart of hiphop via a real pillar. Lauren and fergie were singers who were distinctly not allowed at all in the new school way of thought. which is voiced as a distinct gateway point in wild style. in the confrontation to fab five about blondie and the news. They were voice over actresses and singers. not real emcees in a pillar. lauren was the prison industrial economy republican gateway paid for antithesis on film to the ills of teen pregnancy. fergie was apart of the udc meets prison industrial economy ideal gateway of being a slime covered moronic idiot. that The communications act now somehow through saturation gateway marketing.
allowed a lot to be changed culturally by mass loads of a gateway population from rap as a gateway. that created this pass system. The gens now adhere to. Which is poisonous to us culturally as black people outside of hiphop.
or in the culture less populated general zones outside of hiphop.
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