Be mad at yourself breh.
You were raised in a middle class neighborhood, on the good side of the tracks. You're a square...you don't do drugs or drink. However, you wanna be a rapper instead of using the opportunities your parents worked hard for you to be awarded: better schooling than in the hood/safer environment than in the hood/less crime than in the hood.
But no, that's not enough....you rather spit in their face and be "mad" bc you cant be a rapper from the Burbs.
To it put it blunt, that's stupid.
No, you sound like the female.
"Bu-bu-but, why wont yall accept me as a rapper? I struggled too in the Burbs. My parents aren't married either."
You should be ashamed of yourself for spitting in the face of your parents accomplishments....which is sacrificing to get YOUR a$$ out the hood, so you didn't have to go through what most of us had to grow up & experience. Instead of doing something great with your life, and using the resources you were allotted from your parents working to make sure you were able to graduate from a decent high school, you lament it all and instead wanna be a rapper.
Drake? Drake is a just an artist...he makes music. Soundtrack music for when I wanna party, travel, or blow bread. I don't care what Drake is talking about when he gets to start whining about his personal life.
You need to do some more research on Wyandanch bc it's obvious you don't know what you're talking about.
Wyandanch is home to 11,647 residents, many of them commuters who leave the community for work—some using the rundown Long Island Rail Road train station. According to the U.S. Census, 14 percent of residents were living below the poverty rate—double the Long Island rate of nearly 7 percent.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo last year called Wyandanch “one of the most economically distressed communities on Long Island.”
But it is the strong gang presence that is troubling the locals, many of whom refuse to walk down the hamlet’s main drag, Straight Path, after dark. According to locals, drug dealing can be seen day or night and the sound of gunfire is not unfamiliar. Local chapters of major gangs, such as the Bloods, Crips and MS-13, have established themselves in Wyandanch.
The community has the fourth-largest concentration of gang members after Brentwood, Central Islip and Bay Shore, according to a 2012 report by the Suffolk County Criminal Justice Coordinating Council.
Residents think twice before walking past Davidson Street or Straight Path BP gas station on a late night. They are tired of seeing the purse snatching, late-night shootings and parking lot drug pushing. Many will stop to talk of the late-night gang presence before mentioning the potholed streets.
NIC started at Wyandanch Memorial High School by a small founding group, according to Suffolk County police gang investigators, who consider it the most violent gang in the area.
Police say NIC recruits the youngest members, most of whom are between the ages of 16 and 24, some still in high school. Some police consider it a transitory gang, because members often switch to one of the more established gangs—Crips, Bloods or MS-13—when they reach their early 20s.
The biggest gangs, which have tentacles nationwide, have become engrained in the Wyandanch culture, police, residents and gang members say.
Is Wyandanch Rising Above the Violence?
You didn't experience ANY of this 1st hand...you were safe in your middle class burbs, hating your parents for trying to give you a better life. You pay them back by being mad online that you're not accepted as a "rapper" bc you not from the hood.
Get your priorities together my guy.
this thread still alive? Let it die already
@ his opinion/ideas being invalidated because he likes Kendrick.
on the culture:
