Dee-1 Explains Why Cash Money & Lil Wayne Banned his Mixtape from Being Released

[KingsOfKings]

 

[KingsOfKings]

 

[Deltron]

peeped the interview yesterday, the concept of the mixtape dope.

fukking sucks won't let it happen.

for trying to spread that positivity.

 

[KingsOfKings]

dude is nice imo

 

[KingsOfKings]

wayne is more than likely offended.

 

[Numpsay]

Can we get some cliffs or a timestamp, video is 18 min long. Most of us brehs at work at this time.

 

[WheresWallace]

"It's crazy how, in this industry, there's no filter on negativity but why is there a filter on positivity and realness?"



One of the songs that was gonna be released.



It really makes you think about the shiit that @Scientific Playa talks about. How artist make music that is intentionally negative for black audiences but then collab with some cacs and make the most positive uplifting music ever.

I think this is more than just a lack of positive artists. I think there is an effort to quiet any positive music that tries to get out. This is an institutional thing more than it is an artistic thing.

Do I agree with faggiits like Geraldo when he says hip hop did more negative to the black community than racism...HELL NO. I know that faggiit ass Geraldo is just looks for ways to justify his hate toward the black community, because he will never give credit to positive hip hop artists or hip hop artist to tell the Good AND the Bad.

Here are some quotes from colly users admitting to some of the negative things that rap influenced them to do.

http://www.thecoli.com/threads/why-black-people-must-stand-up-to-toxic-and-negative-hip-hop.194296/
http://www.thecoli.com/threads/who-...ir-life-in-a-negative-or-positive-way.199897/
http://www.thecoli.com/threads/so-i...-black-ppl-only-let-this-bullshyt-die.237557/

I tried syrup in college because of weezy.

I treated girls like shyt when younger because of hip hop overall.

I never wanted to wear suits and ties because of styles p.

Let's be honest brehs

try more drugs than i told myself i would

talk to women like a pimp and like im wit this pimpin when im not a pimp or wit that pimpin

have said women confused/borderline scared when i made statements like "bytch, im from frisco bytch i aint wit the extras" or "bytch shut the fukk up, im from the bay, u aint from the bay where u from bytch??"

care about looking fly more than i already did....

i grew up doe....kind of....

that whole "pimp" phase I went thru

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Then you consider all the negative shiit we see on sites like worldstar. There needs to be a concerted effort to neutralize all this negative outlets. This is so much more than being "entertainment".



@Angelic Servers @Mr. Somebody @pete clemenza @Nomad1 @The Ruler 09 @DaHNIC82 @Jone2three45 @The Real @really @Redwing80 @DrX @Rekkapryde @CrimsonTider @Leasy

 

[Deltron]

2:15 - 3:03 Mixtape concept explanation
3:40 - 4:10 Some song explanations
4:30 - 5:30 Why it was getting banned

After that, they play the bluff song and talk about it, and just talk a little more about the concept, and why positivity seems to be filtered by the negative shyt gets spins

 

[hustlemania]

nobody can block a mixtape from dropping.. people rap over other folks beats, everyday B..

dude just trying to drum up some attention..

 

[Sbp]

peeped the interview yesterday, the concept of the mixtape dope.

fukking sucks won't let it happen.

for trying to spread that positivity.

"Okay you smart but misguided"


I roc wit Dee 1 dude got some heat

 

[TheObserver]

I wish it would leak.. he should have called it something else smh..

 

[Leasy]

Will read and watch when I have the chance later today.

 

[Scientific Playa]

"It's crazy how, in this industry, there's no filter on negativity but why is there a filter on positivity and realness?"



One of the songs that was gonna be released.



It really makes you think about the shiit that @Scientific Playa talks about. How artist make music that is intentionally negative for black audiences but then collab with some cacs and make the most positive uplifting music ever.

I think this is more than just a lack of positive artists. I think there is an effort to quiet any positive music that tries to get out. This is an institutional thing more than it is an artistic thing.

Do I agree with faggiits like Geraldo when he says hip hop did more negative to the black community than racism...HELL NO. I know that faggiit ass Geraldo is just looks for ways to justify his hate toward the black community, because he will never give credit to positive hip hop artists or hip hop artist to tell the Good AND the Bad.

Here are some quotes from colly users admitting to some of the negative things that rap influenced them to do.

http://www.thecoli.com/threads/why-black-people-must-stand-up-to-toxic-and-negative-hip-hop.194296/
http://www.thecoli.com/threads/who-...ir-life-in-a-negative-or-positive-way.199897/
http://www.thecoli.com/threads/so-i...-black-ppl-only-let-this-bullshyt-die.237557/


Then you consider all the negative shiit we see on sites like worldstar. There needs to be a concerted effort to neutralize all this negative outlets. This is so much more than being "entertainment".



@Angelic Servers @Mr. Somebody @pete clemenza @Nomad1 @The Ruler 09 @DaHNIC82 @Jone2three45 @The Real @really @Redwing80 @DrX @Rekkapryde @CrimsonTider @Leasy

i agree with the thesis but dr. @PhonZhi articulates it the best on this site. i never tire of his threads and post on the topic. i do remember posting that anonymous industry letter doe.


The Secret Meeting that Changed Rap Music and

 

[Mr. Somebody]

Demons want individuals of African descent to be the poster boys for demonic trash so they can justify all the bad things that happen to friends in their rabid minds.

To the point where other black people will shay you aren't a real black person because you do not engage in demonic filth that has become part of our culture from teachings of demons.

It's so demonic, friends.