Drill Rappers need to start rapping about killing racists and sliding on Karens

[BobbyWojak]

Dead Prez's music is fine the way it is..
Stic.man is a underrated producer.

To each his own, imo their lyrics were too literal, and the production hasn't aged well. My younger brother (18) is the type to listen to dead prez, and even he makes fun of that walk like a warrior hook. Rage against the machine had a longer lifespan, but that's not really hip hop.

 

[Mac Ten]

To each his own, imo their lyrics were too literal, and the production hasn't aged well. My younger brother (18) is the type to listen to dead prez, and even he makes fun of that walk like a warrior hook. Rage against the machine had a longer lifespan, but that's not really hip hop.

Wow...


He was playing the RBG album.

 

[BobbyWojak]

He was playing the RBG album.

With Spotify and YouTube, kids listen to everything now

 

[Mac Ten]

With Spotify and YouTube, kids listen to everything now

Wow...

Dead Prez still has fans that are younger than me.

 

[MoshpitMazi]

Jpeg is more angsty, not revolutionary. He's closer to Suicidal Tendencies than Dead Prez or Ice Cube.

he’s kinda revolutionary but i feel you

 

[Deafheaven]

So Jpegmafia?

jpeg a wild boy

 

[lightskin jermaine]

To each his own, imo their lyrics were too literal, and the production hasn't aged well. My younger brother (18) is the type to listen to dead prez, and even he makes fun of that walk like a warrior hook. Rage against the machine had a longer lifespan, but that's not really hip hop.

Lol I like walk like a warrior

 

[MoshpitMazi]

jpeg a wild boy

top 3 ever in my book if i new how to change my avi i would to his album cover.


he put a cop killer on his shyt come on

 

[YouMadd?]

if the rapper doesn’t mention “nikkas” in their song, then I just assume the people they are talking about are the racist enemies…

Think about it, a song like “Extendo” doesn’t mention who is being shot and allows you to fill in the blanks

 

[BobbyWojak]

he’s kinda revolutionary but i feel you

jpeg a wild boy

If you really know his music you know that's one of the few songs where he takes that subject matter seriously, his political lyrics are mostly for shock value and as time goes on he's doing less songs like this. He's gone back edited his old mixtapes and edited lyric meanings on rap genius, distanced himself from those lyrics in interviews, I mean didn't he do one with Adam22?

Look I like Jpeg too but he shouldn't be put in the same lane as Dead Prez.

 

[Deafheaven]

If you really know his music you know that's one of the few songs where he takes that subject matter seriously, his political lyrics are mostly for shock value and as time goes on he's doing less songs like this. He's gone back edited his old mixtapes and edited lyric meanings on rap genius, distanced himself from those lyrics in interviews, I mean didn't he do one with Adam22?

Look I like Jpeg too but he shouldn't be put in the same lane as Dead Prez.

I didn't say he was similar to dead prez I just said he a wild boy

This the same nikka that sampled ODB yelling for the basis of a track. he is unhinged musically

 

[Starman]

who would be the target audience?

.

Coli militants

 

[MoshpitMazi]

If you really know his music you know that's one of the few songs where he takes that subject matter seriously, his political lyrics are mostly for shock value and as time goes on he's doing less songs like this. He's gone back edited his old mixtapes and edited lyric meanings on rap genius, distanced himself from those lyrics in interviews, I mean didn't he do one with Adam22?

Look I like Jpeg too but he shouldn't be put in the same lane as Dead Prez.

i never said he was dead prez breh. and he always takes the subject matter seriously he just does it his own way

 

[#1 pick]

I remember bumping Askari X at a gas station back in the day and my boy turned that volume all the way down in the presence of cacs...

On some ole' I don't want to offend massa
nikka had zero problems lettin that Spice 1 bump tho'

nikkas know who's in power.

 

[#1 pick]

'Street dudes' are the biggest frauds the Black world has ever seen..absolutely terrified of white people.

The average non street breh isn't scared of cacs because he's educated and has a different outlook and perspective on life.
Street dudes see cacs, they only see prison bars.

That's because every cac they see is a disciplinarian with a system behind them. They in the streets. They know what yield power and what doesn't. But don't think they are scared of any man when you know good and well they aren't