Many of them were doing that before jail.
If he's status ain't hood, I ain't checking for him...
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Many of them were doing that before jail.
That's supposed to be stellar?
Stellar, yes... Deep and introspective, no. It wasn't meant to change the world but the flow and metaphors were clever.
Rappers lying about their background? Quite a shocker eh?
Hell no
And they put Lil Bow Wow in the remix when he was only 13. Exposing him to the negative messages at an early age. It's so demonic.
And they put Lil Bow Wow in the remix when he was only 13. Exposing him to the negative messages at an early age. It's so demonic.
i wonder if they sang about saving yourself for a god man dand not have children out of wedlock how low the single mother rate would be in the black community
Feel some type of way about female anthems, brehs.
A lot of artists do
The first time I saw that video my first thought was that next to Beyoncé and Kelly, Michelle looks like something straight out of Looney Tunes
Second thought was how terrible the songs actual message was, at LEAST with No Scrubs a case could be made for nikkas to get up OUT that hood behavior and come correct. But that Soldiers shyt blatantly implying that these suburban broads would only go for a man who "gets money in the street" was foolish as fukk.
Second thought was how terrible the songs actual message was, at LEAST with No Scrubs a case could be made for nikkas to get up OUT that hood behavior and come correct. But that Soldiers shyt blatantly implying that these suburban broads would only go for a man who "gets money in the street" was foolish as fukk.
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Only thought I had was "bytch please".....
everybody wanna be a nikka, but don't nobody wanna BE a ...Suburban broads talmbout hood status
in the video.
