Well if he has a problem with the nerds he can just deplatform from Spotify, and YouTube.
Well if he has a problem with the nerds he can just deplatform from Spotify, and YouTube.
That's not what Benny was talking about though. That's you talking about something different Benny was talking about when the streets had a hold on the game. Tragedy's music when he was the Intelligent Hoodlum reflected the conscious era of that time not the street element that would take hold by the mid 90'. Tragedys music didn't even reflect what Benny is talking about till CNN came out with War Report.
there's a reason why the likes of Rakim in the 1980s were spitting that knowledge while at the same time, dressing the part of a urban crack dealer: Those were two intersecting & interwoven threads of reality within the SAME local "street" population.dude, don't play dumbthere's a reason why the likes of Rakim in the 1980s were spitting that knowledge while at the same time, dressing the part of a urban crack dealer: Those were two intersecting & interwoven threads of reality within the SAME local "street" population.
This is a very hard pill to swallow for most rappers![]()
Stop it.
Benny literally said that there were cons to when the streets had a hold om the culture. He's obviously talking about when Gangster Rap really took off in 93 all thru 50 Cents reign. The conscious era of 88 - 92 did not have a street element at the forefront. You did not think of "the streets" when Kid N Play Fresh Prince and MC Hammer were running things.
The day they let guys like Rat 9 flourish was the day it was over. Now it’s overkill. Streets are finished. Nobody cares, the real gangstas are the politicians fukkin over the citizens.
I just want him to shave those fukking sideburns.