IllmaticDelta
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how about them pretending Bobby Schmurda and them was talented,and bringing a new energy to the table?after a whole year of bashing drill for the most part
Im a NY'er and that was
"It's okay to promote violence if you are a good rapper"
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Im a NY'er and that was
Usually a good writer will be able to depict violence not in a way that glorifies it, but in a way informs, or conveys a certain feeling or story.
Kinda like the difference between a Saw film and 12 years a slave.
Kinda like the difference between a Saw film and 12 years a slave.
Im a NY'er and that was
Edit-thought you was disagreeing with me
,that gucci smilie puts me on the defensive,now i know how angela yee felt
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No, there was a hint of introspection in biggies lyrics.
A sense that he wasn't necessarily proud of the violence. And most of his violent lyrics were in songs where he's telling a story that the listener knows is fictional, or the violence is used to convey a feeling that otherwise could not be.
Most of his lyrics about himself and his own place in the world were very conscious of the implications of violence.
