Think black folk are all the same, pigmentless breh. Go back to the past and support ignorance and white supremacist way of thinking.
"Kid Cudi makes songs for white kids with problems. Not Blacks."
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Think black folk are all the same, pigmentless breh. Go back to the past and support ignorance and white supremacist way of thinking.
Big Mel
@bigboss
Think black folk are all the same, pigmentless breh. Go back to the past and support ignorance and white supremacist way of thinking.
You don't know any people. I'd toss an Asian your way but you'd freak out.
LOL Glad that I ain't 40 and disgruntled.
Hyperion
Superstar
I can't lie. I was thinking of this while listening to kendrick mew song. It's dope and a great message but I rather bump future and weezy hood ass music
Not saying they're better but I guess I just can feel that shyt more due to my hood roots
But of course...kendrick is amazing and I love the positivity
I'll admit it, the new Kendrick song made me come to these realizations.
I think that's because I can relate to Kendrick's story the most, rather than a Wayne, a Future or a Jeezy. Being a young kid, I've always had my eye on entertainment, music specifically.. apparently since I was two. By age eight, I could play a basic song completely by ear. (I can still do this.) And I also had a knack for acting too, I loved reading books. (I still do, I got Catcher and The Rye near my bed!) I loved the whole concept of entertainment, it was fascinating to me. So while everyone else was doing other things, there I was, wanting to join band or was in choir or wanting to be in a play.
The point of that little back story is, there's no doubt that music saved my life at a very young age. So, I hope one day I can do the very same thing for a kid who was just like me. I don't want to encourage ignorance, knowing how susceptible people, ESPECIALLY kids, can be. But the same time.. it's up to the parents to do their job correctly, the power is in their hands.
jaydolf spitler
Superstar
I'm black and fukk with his music heavy so ur friend can eat a cactusMy homie tried to say this shyt about da gawd.
We almost came to blows over this shyt.
"What young nikkaz in the hood talkin' bout they can fly and got special powers n shyt?"
I know yall dont agree wit that bullshyt. I hope not.
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an author of pure sonic emotion cudders a gawd
nikkas who are scared of their own thoughts
and basically move as pawns
regurgitating the behavior of their failed predecessors
mimicking the most destructive of behavior
those are the hood nikkas that stay throwing shots at cudi and really anything that isn't g-unit related
and a hood nikka isn't the same thing as a real nikka IMO
the hood nikka gives very little thought to his actions
he's a blunted out fiend unconscious of this fact
hood nikkas are permanent fixtures of the most decrepit blocks
you know these dusty nikkas very well
grimy faded hoody boot cut jean wearing mean muggin demons
a real nikka in my opinion is a motherfukker very much aware of both his mental scape and his surroundings
whether a street pharmacist or a scholar he knows his lane and exploits it as a means of progression
open minded capable of crossing over and interacting with differing perspectives
he's not allergic to culture and new experiences
unlike the hood nikka who is allergic to all things unfamiliar
ex. jigga man is a real nikka from the block to the boardroom
a nikka like beans is a hood nikka(I fukk with sigels music
but come on you know he's a self sabotaging nikka 
)*
there may possibly be nikkas who are a unique blend of the two but whatever**
nikkas who are scared of their own thoughts
and basically move as pawns
regurgitating the behavior of their failed predecessors
mimicking the most destructive of behavior
those are the hood nikkas that stay throwing shots at cudi and really anything that isn't g-unit related
and a hood nikka isn't the same thing as a real nikka IMO
the hood nikka gives very little thought to his actions
he's a blunted out fiend unconscious of this fact
hood nikkas are permanent fixtures of the most decrepit blocks
you know these dusty nikkas very well
grimy faded hoody boot cut jean wearing mean muggin demons
a real nikka in my opinion is a motherfukker very much aware of both his mental scape and his surroundings
whether a street pharmacist or a scholar he knows his lane and exploits it as a means of progression
open minded capable of crossing over and interacting with differing perspectives
he's not allergic to culture and new experiences
unlike the hood nikka who is allergic to all things unfamiliar
ex. jigga man is a real nikka from the block to the boardroom
a nikka like beans is a hood nikka(I fukk with sigels music
but come on you know he's a self sabotaging nikka )*there may possibly be nikkas who are a unique blend of the two but whatever**
Great way to put it.I'll admit it, the new Kendrick song made me come to these realizations.
I think that's because I can relate to Kendrick's story the most, rather than a Wayne, a Future or a Jeezy. Being a young kid, I've always had my eye on entertainment, music specifically.. apparently since I was two. By age eight, I could play a basic song completely by ear. (I can still do this.) And I also had a knack for acting too, I loved reading books. (I still do, I got Catcher and The Rye near my bed!) I loved the whole concept of entertainment, it was fascinating to me. So while everyone else was doing other things, there I was, wanting to join band or was in choir or wanting to be in a play.
The point of that little back story is, there's no doubt that music saved my life at a very young age. So, I hope one day I can do the very same thing for a kid who was just like me. I don't want to encourage ignorance, knowing how susceptible people, ESPECIALLY kids, can be. But the same time.. it's up to the parents to do their job correctly, the power is in their hands.
I feel the same way.
I'd much rather have an impact like Cudi but believe it or not. Weezy helped me as well.
In college, I always wanted to do better and be the best at whatever I was doing because of weezy. He just was out to prove something in the rap game and that inspired me. He also helped me learn not to care what people think about me which helped tremendously.
Like you said....we're susceptible but it's about what you get from the music and how your parents teach you to interpret it.
Future is my favorite because he's so melodic and creative sonically
i'll admit that i know next to nothing about cudi so,....
can someone post a good cudi song, because i just don't get it!!
dude's mumbling singing schtick(from the song or two i know) just is not appealing to me
i'm not trolling - put me on!!!
jaydolf spitler
Superstar
i'll admit that i know next to nothing about cudi so,....
can someone post a good cudi song, because i just don't get it!!
dude's mumbling singing schtick(from the song or two i know) just is not appealing to me
i'm not trolling - put me on!!!
(one of my favorite videos too)
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be sus brehsI pound nikkas for Cudder.
POUND EM
Jack Don the G
What am I? A farmer?
Im not the biggest fan of cuddi but I fukks with some of his songs. And I think you literally just posted almost every favorite song of mine by him
And yeah, thats one hell of a dope video.
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jaydolf spitler
Superstar
Im not the biggest fan of cuddi but I fukks with some of his songs. And I think you literally just posted almost every favorite song mine by him
And yeah, thats one hell of a dope video.
I was doing it for people like you too. I figured homie didn't want the all the way experimental Cudi and wanted the more grounded stuff. That's really how it is with him. There's people who fukk with all his shyt and like to have a good time and have the sing songy sessions with friends to those types of songs on top of the more traditional hip hop style ones, then there's like hip hop heads and soul junkies that like the types of songs I put up. He's got shyt for everyone that's why I think people are just hatin heavy if they claim to not like any Cudi song ever it's like 
Red Maverick II
Special A Class Hunter
If you're identifying yourself as a "real nikka" than you already lost.
Why can't people just call themselves "real men"?
Ain't nothing positive about calling yourself a nikka, I don't care how people try to flip it
That's the way of the Warrior. Take the good out of everything. Make it your own.I'd much rather have an impact like Cudi but believe it or not. Weezy helped me as well.
In college, I always wanted to do better and be the best at whatever I was doing because of weezy. He just was out to prove something in the rap game and that inspired me. He also helped me learn not to care what people think about me which helped tremendously.
Like you said....we're susceptible but it's about what you get from the music and how your parents teach you to interpret it.
Future is my favorite because he's so melodic and creative sonically
I'm watching more and more what I listen to, because I believe everything influences us, even if it's very subtly.
I'm playing a lot of Lupe at the moment, but I literally cried when I heard Lil Wayne on CoCo. It made me want to better myself and progress in spite of everything trying to hold me back.
iFightSeagullsForBread
The Working Class Hero
I reckon I'm more a Blu guy than Cudi.