Erykah Badu wants to cancel rappers...

[HollywoodP]

hmmmmmmmm...nah

 

[avon barksdale]

 

[colicolicoli]

I agree but I feel like most rappers have spoke on the subject.

 

[Uitomy]

She says that like people aren't obssesses with that music.

 

[Mowgli]

We don't obey the matriarch and we'll never get respect following women.

This is a woman with 3 baby father's who poses in a tub of sperm and blood then walks down the street ass naked to prove a point in the name of art.

Maybe she's right but I don't know why men would be listening to her.

 

[Renegade47]

 

[The God Poster]

I get it , she does this at a convenient time to shyt on black men . Twitter will love it .

Does she have that same energy for these ratchet female rappers. Putting up they prostitution rhymes as women empowerment. The amount of women who have been influenced by that

Overall tho if you couldn’t speak or put in work during these times but wanna stunt in ya raps /on Ig you can

 

[Tribal Outkast]

This doesn’t sound like Erykah I need a better source

 

[Mindfield333]

Let’s stop watching movies too while we’re at it

Not the same dude. You repeat something Or hear something repeated constantly and it can basically be an affirmation. A lot of rap shyt can be toxic af to your psyche as a black person. Things are always nikka this, nikka that but cracker is never used in that same frequency. And an argument i hear a lot is “that’s their reality”...ok. Your life story can be told from a redemption standpoint Or speaking something you wish to be true positively. Example:
“nikkas doubt, pessimism ain’t effecting me. Fuel to the fire, take it higher than they’ll ever see” - Nip

that’s a lot different then hearing “I’ll shoot the fukk up right now nikka” - Mista Taylor.

You can definitely create your reality based on what you put in the universe. I wish a lot more artists understood the power in that words.

 

[Kilgore Trout]

She had 3 baby daddies her opinion is irrelevant


Hoe babble

 

[TheDarceKnight]

Let people make the type of shyt they want to make. It's art. Don't restrict it. Erykah is my girl too. I'm a huge fan.

But I can't listen to the same shyt forever. If I'm on some native tongues one week, I'll be on some blue collar Little Brother style rap the next week, and then some Roc Marci pimp shyt the next, and then some Gibbs or Griselda after that.

There's enough ice cream flavors out there for everyone. If you don't like it then don't listen.

Violent rap isn't even that popular anymore. The kids rapping about being drug addicts is as harmful as anything if you wanna go there.

Erykah is basically kicking down an open door here.

 

[BigMoneyGrip]

Says the chic who got seeded up by rappers

 

[detroit devil 3]

After the Rodney king riots we got bare blassics, gangsta shyt mostly but also woke shyt foh

give it time, play that new lil baby, he speaking facts on some real shyt, wale got some sauce too, this bish took Andre and common from rap, wtf should we listen to shyt she gotta say

 

[Lil Bape the PostGod]

Not the same dude. You repeat something Or hear something repeated constantly and it can basically be an affirmation. A lot of rap shyt can be toxic af to your psyche as a black person. Things are always nikka this, nikka that but cracker is never used in that same frequency. And an argument i hear a lot is “that’s their reality”...ok. Your life story can be told from a redemption standpoint Or speaking something you wish to be true positively. Example:
“nikkas doubt, pessimism ain’t effecting me. Fuel to the fire, take it higher than they’ll ever see” - Nip

that’s a lot different then hearing “I’ll shoot the fukk up right now nikka” - Mista Taylor.

You can definitely create your reality based on what you put in the universe. I wish a lot more artists understood the power in that words.

You are talking about the same songs where they are rapping about how they live like tony Montana..Bishop in juice ..Etc.

It is the same shyt ...don’t over complicate it

 

[Budda]

Says the chic who got seeded up by rappers

What rappers?