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theworldismine13

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:comeon:

Make up your mind.

Also.....



I posted POSITIVE songs to show that there were positive songs to listen to now.​

its the same difference, of course there are some people that listen to blu or strange fruit project but rappers like that dont have an impact because they sell so little and are not promoted

the "positive" videos you posted are all old and underground ish
 

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i have a better idea why dont you tell me where I said that rap music played a role in redlining and why dont you tell me how redlining alleviates black people from taking respoisbility for our own culture?


why dont you tell me where i said that rap created a gender conflict withing the african american community and what the fuk is this gender conflict that you are referring to, i dont give a fuk about a gender conflict, you mean like the shyt that goes down in tlr? miss me with that shyt




where did i say that rap music destroyed the black family by providing security/housing for the black woman?



well i never said this but now that yo mention it rap does limit job opportunities when motherfukers try to rap for a living when they should be focusing on school and/or job applications



and so what? what is that suppose to mean? is this suppose to be an excuse for letting rap turn into a cesspool?



my point is that its black peoples' fault for letting it happen

rap became a cesspool through an alliance between negroes and white executives wanting to make money and other black people not giving a f


everybody has enjoyed it and that is why black people have to also take responsibility for the cessppol called rap music, rap music would not have become what it is without the acquiescence of black people


"im making a critique of hip hop and rap music and im stating my opinion that rap music has led to a distortion and degradation of african american culture and image."


The distortion and degradation of african american culture and image isn't down to rap alone. There are socio-economic factors that had contributed towards this which you choose to ignore.

The fact you don't care about gender conflict shows how negligent you really are. Black people = black men and black women as a whole. The women were perfectly content destroying the male identity by diminishing the black male as a provider. Men will not build an infasctructure/community if their women are combative and cling on false "independence"

Job opportunities were being denied before the existence of rap.... this was during the motown era ....so wtf are you talking about ?


Don't you get it ? There is no unity, no economic base and there for no responsibility....all this stuff happened prior to rap/hiphop which is why things are the way they are now.....


 

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Why can't music be about fun and entertainment?

Listening to Drill and trap music is a great way to get pumped up for a workout.

What is the harm in it ?
 

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The distortion and degradation of african american culture and image isn't down to rap alone.

i didnt say it happened to rap alone, stop putting words in my mouth, the topic was rap music

There are socio-economic factors that had contributed towards this which you choose to ignore.

those are just code words for blaming white people, which imo is just a form of white supremacy

black people taking responsibility for our own situation is the first step toward solving our issues

The fact you don't care about gender conflict shows how negligent you really are. Black people = black men and black women as a whole. The women were perfectly content destroying the male identity by diminishing the black male as a provider. Men will not build an infasctructure/community if their women are combative and cling on false "independence"

this is gibberish
Job opportunities were being denied before the existence of rap.... this was during the motown era ....so wtf are you talking about ?

yeah, and?

so what?

that is your excuse for black people participating in the degradation of african american culture?

you are waiting for white people to give jobs to black people and for white people to stop being racist and then you think black people will stop participating degrading our culture? thats your plan of action?

Don't you get it ? There is no unity, no economic base and there for no responsibility....all this stuff happened prior to rap/hiphop which is why things are the way they are now.....

yeah i get it, you are waiting for white people to do something about the problem
 

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theworldismine13 said:
the "positive" videos you posted are all old and underground ish

Wu was underground. ATCQ was underground. KRS-One was underground.

Underground rappers have ALWAYS had an impact and will continue to.​

Exile Drew said:
@Dafunkdoc_Unlimited what's Blu's best album?

I been hearing about him for years from the conscious heads...

So far, it's 'Below the Heavens', although 'Good to be Home' is getting some attention. I preferred the samples on 'Below....' so that's why I like it more.

'Gods in the Flesh' is pretty good as well.
 

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No, with the buying public.

Guess you don't pay attention to what the kids are saying about the mainstream artists these days.

Too busy trying to recapture the 'Daisy Age'.

:sas2:

the notion that blu, and strange fruit project have an equivalent impact on rap music as public enemy and krs in the 80s is ridiculous
 

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theworldismine13 said:
the notion that blu, and strange fruit project have an equivalent impact on rap music as public enemy and krs in the 80s is ridiculous

The notion that those are the ONLY artists representative of my point is ridiculous.

:mjlol:

Keep reaching, though.​
 

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of course that guy above is light lights better than this dummy



niccas pull up at lights and the songs they got playing with their kids in the car make you :what:



He told Jimmy Iovine & La Reid to have their budget together when they come see him. :mjlol:




nikkas is certified delusional and will stay lost without a drastic change in culture. :comeon:
 

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He told Jimmy Iovine & La Reid to have their budget together when they come see him. :mjlol:




nikkas is certified delusional and will stay lost without a drastic change in culture. :comeon:
the funny part is iovine and reid do pull these ignorant niccas bluff and sign them like trinidad james. the labels look out for them but these ignorant niccas run to straight to the dealership to get a royce or buggati. after 1-2 years they're broke.
the whole culture is backward now just feeding on itself..
the labels didn't do anything wrong... it's all in writing so it's not really their fault that these cats aren't responsible enough to flip the money they were loaned.
dummies get so broke they sell their publishing for nothing.
they do that to the greats too. not just rappers. these cats abuse all kinds of substances and will do anything for money..

it's a sad situation.
 
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