Be a 48 yr old rapper brehs

[Ashley Banks]

shyt dope if he was 30 years younger he would have blown up oh and if he had some teeth too

nikka got that cig in every video

I said the same thing. If he didn't have that old man voice and had some teeth, he'd be good.

 

[Tommy Sheppard]

If he sold that track to Gucci it'd do numbers. Most of the songs you love are created by older people who don't fit the image.

this actually does sound like a gotti track too.

 

[lightskin jermaine]

That pressure song jams lol

 

[Bart simpson]

I bet some groupies tho...
Dem golden girls

Pressure!

 

[silk scarfs]

KA is dope as hell.

you got to hear him on roc marci new album

the song called marksmen ka blacked on it

 

[I_Got_Da_Burna]

him and jay-z got something in common

 

[Afrodroid]

Old head represents

 

[SheWantTheD]

This swag fits the beat perfectly

OMFG OMFGGGG LOL LMAOOOO

 

[brickfare]

unc needs to sit down somewhere and ghostwrite something, he could pen a hit

there's a lane for rapping old heads though, mr marcelo does it well, can't be out here looking silly or like you're trying too hard to keep up with the youth

 

[NinoBrown]

Hip Hop is a young man's game and just starting at 50 is ridiculous..

 

[Hungerpain]

Pressure.
Might have to Drake this from the old Jack.

 

[FukkaPaidEmail]

Pressure hard as fukk

 

[BronxFleeZ]

Hip hop the only genre with a age limit. Crazy smh.

 

[PhonZhi]

I usually lurk your threads and agree with you but this is some not so well thought out bullshyt here.

The vehicle has absolutely nothing to do with the destination.

What does rhyming on a beat as it's defined by the genre called hip-hop have to do with how it's currently being used by the artists YOU don't approve of - mainstream and/or broke w/ no teeth - have to do with the creation of this art form?

Have you heard modern RnB? It's almost as vulgar now, are you crucifying the creation of RnB for the degradation of the Black man's image?

Let's save our most energetic missions, soapboxing, and proselytizing for what taints our methods of expression and behavior instead of the vessel(Hip-hop) it has attached to.

Hip-hop is a tool and an art rolled into one. It's potential is blatant, your job, since you've been so determined to speak on it, should be to help get it in the right hands again.

You've appeared reasonable to me, breh. I'm expecting you to take a deep breath before you attempt an ad hominem attack in reply and realize your comment in this thread was - I'll say it respectfully - some real grade A fukk boy shyt.

Do you realize that one of the most significant and poor decisions in the history of Black America was when the old guard black civil rights leaders joined the status quo response to hip-hop during the late 80s/early90s and publicly drove steamrollers over "gangster" hip hop CDs instead of having a "lightbulb" moment and saying,




Instead, they loved the sound of their own voice by blaming hip-hop for the problems that pre-dated and influenced it.

Don't be like them, Breh. You're better than that, right? How about you make another plat thread thanking me for showing how your extremism in the topic is causing wrinkles on your civil rights outfit.

Humbly...Iron that shyt out, brother.

@LinusCaldwell If this dude Phonzi is real, please ask him to speak on your podcast FTESWL.COM . I'd gladly call in and have an unapologetic and spirited discussion.

And Phonzi let's thank @Brooklynzson for creating such a beautiful website, influenced by HIP-HOP that gives a Breh like you the platform and audacity to bad mouth a genre that you probably became who you are because of it.

Some people, man.

Nah, not at all.

The breh is a cool and insightful poster on this forum, however, with that post claiming hip-hop was one of the worst things to happen to the Black male image, he is drinking his own kool-aid.

He just needs to take a step back from his pulpit and re-examine how ridiculous he sounds.

He didn't respond to me so either he has me on ignore for some reason or he thought about what I said and where I was coming from and took it as a perspective he'll think on.

It'll only help him in his mission.

Lol, naw I have nobody on ignore.

I'm just now seeing your posts actually.

To be 10000% honest when I post certain opinions about hip-hop I already know ima get flooded with angry quotes. I rarely check them now.

I used to go back and forth for hours with multiple heated posters on this subject but not anymore. I just say my peace and KIM. Not running away from anything I just ain't got time for that anymore. Been there done that basicly. Even when I make a thread ill state what I have to say in the OP and won't post anymore. Like, I literally only got 1 post in my last thread:

Do People Not Realize How Utterly Stupid They Sound Chanting "Percocet!!!! Molly, Percocet!!!!"?


I stand by what I said tho, in hindsight hip-hop was one of the worse things to happen to the overall image/reputation of the black man.

I love hiphop to death, matter fact it drives my passion on this subject, but us losing control of it was one of the worse things for blacks and a HUGE benefit for white supremacy.

I always bring up past history in my threads. I always bring up FACTS. Not just shyt I'm pulling out my ass. Study "media propaganda" and the intentional manipulation of a groups image. Study Minstrel Shows and blackface of the past and today's hip-hop will start to make sense.

For example, I have a 4year old daughter and already im doing things to make sure she has a positive view of her own people growing up. The overwhelming majority of mainstream, popular hiphop shows us the WORSE of ourselves. I'm doing my best to combat that. I'm doing my best to combat the negative stereotypes of black people broadcasted by mainstream, popular hiphop.

We really dropped the ball when we lost control of hiphop, the most popular, powerful and influential artform on planet Earth.

Hiphop isn't the problem, the problem is how its being used by the group that controls it. You're simply not going to see a White or Jewish Young Thug or 21 Savage in the mainstream. You're not going to see a Jewish artist with "murder" in his name (Bobby ShMurda) given a mainstream platform. They care about and PROTECT their image and reputation.

My posts and threads come from my LOVE for hip-hop and black people especially, not hatred.


Peace

 

[PhonZhi]

Nah, not at all.

The breh is a cool and insightful poster on this forum, however, with that post claiming hip-hop was one of the worst things to happen to the Black male image, he is drinking his own kool-aid.

He just needs to take a step back from his pulpit and re-examine how ridiculous he sounds.

He didn't respond to me so either he has me on ignore for some reason or he thought about what I said and where I was coming from and took it as a perspective he'll think on.

It'll only help him in his mission.

Ain't no pulpit tho breh. I'm just 1 person voicing his opinion just like everybody else

And my mama thinks I'm cool