Black Father Exposes His Own Rapping Son On TV- "You Grew Up In A Gated Community......Why Are You Rapping Like This??!!!!"

[Mass]

1st song wasn't even bad. The dad's a hater. He should've used his connections to get the kid further ahead.

I think when someone wants to be an artist you should support them as much as possible. If it's in them to be that they'll stick with it and if it isn't they won't. Only one life to live

 

[Mass]

And actually talking about it doesn't mean you are violent. The writers of Halloween don't go out on mass murder rampages on Oct. 31st.

These threads always bring out the white supremacist talking points. Every. Single. Time.

Bu bu bu rap is why we are where we are today!

Bu bu bu if you rap about crime you gotta be a criminal!

Thread is chock full of white male nonsense.

I'm glad I'm alive to see the day opinions like this one above are moving to the back.

 

[Wild self]

Probably got clowned for not being “down” enough

Group behavior influences individual behavior. It’s either reality or a distorted perception that a certain black in group is the biggest black in group. So black kids gotta act a certain way or get ostracized because they feel that’s the biggest in group whether is true or media is affecting their perception to make it seem so. If the former is true then another black ingroup has to completely overtake or at least stand 50/50 with “being down” culture in order to stop this shyt

To this day, I'm still shocked how Kanye managed to release "College Dropout" in early 2004 and managed to convince a lot of young black folks to go to college, which for many they were the first ones in their family tree to step on a college campus.

 

[Wild self]

This is what has always perplexed me. I don’t understand how living in violence, and poverty, and dangerous money is appealing.

It boils down to perception to gain more clout and to smash more dimepiece hoes.

 

[Wild self]

Coming from poverty and actively engaging in a criminal lifestyle is what a "real" black person is supposed to do based off the media and the glorification of being a "real nikka" from actual black people since the 70s. Coming from the suburbs and not acting like a stereotypical rapper is akin to an "inauthentic" black person.

The CIA, COINTELPRO, and the CRACK ERA done killed black people's optimism in times of oppression. Instead of striving for better, we embrace dysfunction to be "cool" and to smash hoes, at the expense of throwing away intellectual gifts.

 

[BaggerofTea]

a lot of parents are not paying attention to what their kids are consuming.

They opt to just let their kid run in the street and fall prey to bad influences without even instilling in the kids a proper value system.

Then have the

when they see their child behaving in a negatively unexpected way.

 

[Wild self]

Sometimes white people will even say other black people aren’t authentic if they don’t act a certain way. Seen white dudes and women claim to be blacker than other black people because they listen to the ghettoest mixtapes. You got black boys having their masculinity and blackiness being picked apart not only by his own people but non blacks too

That is why they flushed out Public Enemy out of airwaves by early 93 and don't even replay their classic songs on throwback hour nowadays.

That is how black folk get Native American'd out of existence. Engaging in ignorance and being a crab towards other black folk that don't want to engage in that. Which is also why a lot of interracial babies were born in the 90s and 00s, out of the (unofficial) excommunication of certain blacks that don't fit the stereotypical mold.

 

[Sonic Boom of the South]

1st song wasn't even bad. The dad's a hater. He should've used his connections to get the kid further ahead.

I think when someone wants to be an artist you should support them as much as possible. If it's in them to be that they'll stick with it and if it isn't they won't. Only one life to live

Shut ya cracka ass the fukk up!

 

[Urbanmiracle]

It’s from all sides. I said this in the other thread, they probably got on him for having a rich daddy and he wanted to prove them wrong. I used to be made fun of cuz I wasn’t from the rough side of ft Greene Brooklyn. Said I couldn’t do music cuz my dad was around and I have trees on my block. Those are the ignorant stereotypes that define a weak mind. Those things influence insecurities in these young black men. It comes from parents, it comes from their friends, it comes from their women. There’s really no safe place for a black man to just be himself without some form of judgement. I mean you will be judged but black men aren’t taught to be strong enough mentally to ignore those ramblings of nothin and keep being yourself.

 

[NoirDynosaur]

Funny thing is that a lot of dudes that actually grew up in or live in the hood aren't on that type of shyt at all and just work a day job

Truth. I lived in the hood and most dudes rather lay low than be seen for clout.

In the 80's, if a rapper spitted about shooting opps and claiming a set, actual gangsters would humble them quickly

 

[King]

These are definitely the most dangerous youth in black america.

The children of the black elite. Unadjusted, fragile, and dangerous.

 

[Lord_nikon]

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This shyt not bad for a nikka who went to private school

 

[HandyWithTheSteel]

 

[FluffyEyes]

The grass is always greener on the other side. Kids who have actually grown up lower income in these neighborhoods wish they had access to resources and lived in gated communities and the middle class on up kids think living like that gives them authenticity or some shyt. Absolutely ridiculous.


Oh and his rap voice is horrendous.

 

[Piff Perkins]

This isn't talked about a lot, or it's purposely ignored. Black children who grow up in well off suburbs or affluent areas don't end up making much more income than black people from worse households in bad neighborhoods, on average. Despite having more/better resources, they often end up in low paying jobs and don't finish college. I've been asking myself why this is, for ages. And when I think back to my own childhood or look at how kids I know today are operating I think what we see in that rap video plays a role. Black kids in affluent areas end up surrounded by affluent white kids who consume a lot of rap, hood shyt, etc. It creates a dynamic where white kids expect black kids to act a certain way in order to truly be black. And that pressure of being expected to be tough, hood, down, etc leads to a lot of black kids adopting negative behaviors in order to become the cool guy. They start rehearsing shyt they know nothing about, in order to impress some corny white boy. Or make a white girl like them. This manifests itself in disruptive behavior in the classroom, disregard for academics, etc.

And it only gets worse as the kids get older. The white kid parties too much, does drugs too early, and gets into dumb shyt but still ends up in college and graduating. The black kid does the same shyt but doesn't end up in college, or doesn't finish if they do go. I'm mainly talking about white boys and black boys here, btw.