lets be real rap music is destructive

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Are you intentionally being an idiot. Mainstream rap's (destructive) influence isn't even something that is up for debate.


I agree but the violence, broken families etc in the black community was present before rap came along, that is my point. Calm down breh
 

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Right. But I think the destructiveness that the OP is referring to has to do within our our community.

yep

The culture of rap is a culture of unconcern, spawned by demons, and like a std it's spreading itself and infecting others. There is zero redeeming qualities in the putrid art form known as rap.
I consider rap as destructive as the AIDS virus. They both became popular around the same time frame, they both enter a host and then seek to massacre it from within.

An entire generation has been manipulated into no longer logically thinking, to thinking skipping class,blazing weed, and just caring about sex is the way to go, to think that selling drugs, and having the biggest gun, and most baby mamas makes you cool.

In less than thirty years, by a single form of demonic, abscess, disgusting repulsive music, all the struggle, the swagger and the grace and eloquence that the black race was known for, fought for has been reduced to decay, has been reduced to neck hanging, misogyny, foul mouth, lack of respect for authority, loud talking, kilo selling, gun blasting bang bang, ignorant ass lunacy.
 

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Bad parenting leading to easily influenced, weak minded people is destructive.

And you nikkas need to take the nostalgia glasses off already. If the music is "destructive" now then it damn sure was "destructive" back in the 90s.
Ofcourse it was destructive in the '90s too. It was probably even worse back then because the edgier shyt from the 90s is way more violent, sexually charged, and misogynistic than the bullshyt now.
Doesn't matter what era it was. That's not the point though.
 
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I agree but the violence, broken families etc in the black community was present before rap came along, that is my point. Calm down breh

now its cool to look like this
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its frightening this demon is one of the most well known black men in the world, its scary that in some places in the world where people have never seen a black person this is the image that they think a black man is, a bumbling drugged up retard
 

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Whenever you hear about a black male youth pass up a full-paid college education to pursue a career in rap that shyt crushes your soul on the inside:snoop: :why: That's how you know rap music is :demonic:. Lil Kreyvarius throwing away his life over a damn hoop dream.


a lot of people pass up education to pursue music careers, not just rap.

i know plenty of people who dropped out of college and quit there jobs to tour
 

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I agree to a certain extent, but pretty much every genre of music created by black people has themes that were looked at as "bad"...

Blues and Jazz artists were considered drug using degenerates...

Rock and Roll... Black performers were promoting sexual themes in their music...

It really doesn't matter what kind of music it is... We are pretty brash and expressive in our art...

Currently though I think an image revamping would help, but the damage is done...


 

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a lot of people pass up education to pursue music careers, not just rap.

i know plenty of people who dropped out of college and quit there jobs to tour

The world doesn't need another black male rapper, we good on them. :whoa:: Could you imagine if someone like MLK or Mandela said fukk this activism, I'm joining a jazz band. Everyone can't be what they want to be, which is mostly bullshyt nowadays like rapper or model. Some motherfukkers just going have to step the fukk up and take one for the team. Scientists and politicians are more important than rappers and ball players.
 

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so destructive that crime rates have dropped among younger people teen pregnancy rates have dropped and college enrollment numbers have increased noticeably among younger blacks in the so called brain dead era
 

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Ofcourse it was destructive in the '90s too. Doesn't matter what era it was. That's not the point though.
The part about the 90's is addressing cats that continue to talk about how bad things are now.

The part about bad parenting leading to easily influenced, weak minded people is addressing rap music being destructive.

Threads like these are idiotic. It's music. Instead of trying to tackle something as inconsequential as music how about tackling the true destructive factors in the black community:the death of the two parent household, drugs infiltrating and destroying families, education, gun violence, sexually transmitted diseases, etc. But no, it's rap music that's destroying the community:rudy:

I actually bothered to watch the video you posted. He's making the same arguments some cats are making in this thread. He's not saying it's rap in general that's destructive, he's saying it's how rap has evolved. He cites the #1 song out in 92 then cites the #1 song out when Sean Bell got shot. It's a fukking cop out. In a nearly 15 year span, you expect me to to believe the most detrimental change in the black community is the music? Give me a fukking break. Let's ignore gangsta rap's emergence in the early 90s because citing Public Enemy falls more within our argument. Let's talk about Fight the Power and conveniently forget bytches Ain't shyt.

These threads are straight up lazy. If nikkas actually care about the black community, stop with the bullshyt nostalgia, stop complaining about fukking skinny jeans and worldstar hip hop and focus on the pertinent issues facing us today which won't magically go away if kufis and Def Poetry Jam suddenly became popular again.
 

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so destructive that crime rates have dropped among younger people teen pregnancy rates have dropped and college enrollment numbers have increased noticeably among younger blacks in the so called brain dead era
this was my point.
 

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What about the rock music that white folks listen to that promotes murder, rape, and other kind of deviant shyt?
It basically fuels the rage of loners and misfits that end up shooting up schools and shyt. :upsetfavre:


Most music shouldn't be taken seriously, it's meant to entertain. That's what people need to learn.
 
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