Aspiring rapper killed 4 people for "street cred"

[Amestafuu (Emeritus)]

Mayhem apparently snitched on dude

Good

 

[ℒℴѵℯJay ELECTUA]

electric chair this fukking b*stard..fukk your rap career and your life, devil.

 

[ℒℴѵℯJay ELECTUA]

Said it before and i'll say it again: Hiphop culture as a whole needs to take a hard look at itself and cleanse itself and stop celebrating negativity. This is what encourages fools like this to to portray this lifestyle and sometimes cross the line in hopes of selling records.

It needs to be taken back from these filthy fukks who are killing it to the ground.

 

[King Poetic]

I stopped listening to rap a long time ago...

No substance at all...nikkas want to impress females so bad and want to live out a movie like scarface or cocaine cowboys

 

[Da King]

Rap has no influence

 

[roxxthe96er]

"Load the clip and spray like Lysol"

 

[Mob H]

@Emperor_ReinScarf @PhonZhi

 

[Swirv]

That's terrible.

I think one time in the late 90s, Q-Tip got into a fight in order to generate some kind of street cred when he had his solo career.



** I think I may be mis-remembering that incident though.

Dont say it if it aint so-

 

[iceberg_is_on_fire]

Probably why i stay listening to EDM, lol.

 

[Bakebean]

I know savages from the burbs and I know less than assertive people from the hood.

 

[mamba]

Anyone who claims that hip hop isn't detrimental to the growth of the Black community is delusional.

I hate that hip hop = Black culture in the minds of so many.

Black culture is bigger than hip hop. Black manhood is bigger and more complex than hip hop.

 

[CACarot]

And more proof that hiphop has something to do with the community and violence that perpetuates it.

 

[roxxthe96er]

Moore also raps about both a 9mm and a .45 that have golden trim and fire bullets with a red center, just like the ones used in the Cole murder.
“I got golden ones that spit rubies,” he raps in one of the tracks.



Where's his mixtape at?

 

[Bakebean]

And more proof that hiphop has something to do with the community and violence that perpetuates it.

Case in point

 

[Indiglow Meta (R$G)]

I was gonna make a thread asking why are rappers still making gangster rap now a days when the biggest cats selling don't even rap about street shyt? Gangster rap is on its last commercial legs.

because they have the right to express themselves the way they see fit. Freddie Gibbs is a gangsta lyricist.