dora_da_destroyer
Master Baker
I'm a DJ......I wasn't closed minded at all. Just coming from a place where you kinda had to put up a look hard/be hard mentality.
Just some shyt you couldn't listen to around your homies or you'd get laughed out of the room. Camron actually talks about it here. He alks about not being able to enjoy R&B in the 90s and how they were calling him Candy Cam & soft because he liked the song Kut Klose-I Like. Lots of people from urban environment were on this tip even if they liked other shyt.
I'd argue that even with MTV there were just a lot more barriers that aren't there now. Rap didn't become the highest selling genre until 98. I remember the days when a lot of rap was foreign to white people and there were white kids are my school listening to metallica, while me and my nikkaz were listening to the mobb deep. I loved shyt like No Doubt and Limp Bizkit......shyt that came on MTV......but I wasn't going to be out with my nikkaz singing Don't Speak in a car full of nikkaz. That would have looked gay as fukk.
I can see not sitting in the car singing this, but everyone has a silly moment where y'all can let your guard down and sing some shyt that's popular on some joke shyt. Even the little dudes who were out slanging at my school would still goof off and sing some n sync or try to do the move usher did in the "make me wanna" video, people wasn't hard all day everyday.
Being tired can contribute to that too




