Nah, you actually didn't nikka, southern states are not a fukkin carbon copy of each other, nor are the towns in one southern state a carbon copy of each other, nikka my daddy was born in Mississippi in 195fukkin7 and he was bumpin Kurtis Blow in the 80s, its not the fact that he's from the south period like you alluded to, its the fact that he is from a small predominately white town that is seemingly completely void of any dominant African American culture, Michael Jordan is a good ole boy, Michael Jordans childhood friends are good ole boys, Michael Jordan's best friend as a child was a white boy, all you have to do is watch a doc on his life to acquire this knowledge, Michael Jordan is not from the hood, my pops who was born 1950s Mississippi who still listens to hip hop til this day is from the hood, be more specific nikkaAnd didn't I say that with the post you quoted![]()
NOBODY is saying that. Post where ANYBODY said that. I cam in here and stated that I find it funny that someone who's basketball career and clothing played such a big part in HIP HOP history, doesn't like the music. Go back and reread and relax. Nobody said all black people should listen to rap music.
Jordan said he listened to smooth R&B to get prepped for games and his fav artist was Anita Baker![]()
Nah, you actually didn't nikka, southern states are not a fukkin carbon copy of each other, nor are the towns in one southern state a carbon copy of each other, nikka my daddy was born in Mississippi in 195fukkin7 and he was bumpin Kurtis Blow in the 80s, its not the fact that he's from the south period like you alluded to, its the fact that he is from a small predominately white town that is seemingly completely void of any dominant African American culture, Michael Jordan is a good ole boy, Michael Jordans childhood friends are good ole boys, Michael Jordan's best friend as a child was a white boy, all you have to do is watch a doc on his life to acquire this knowledge, Michael Jordan is not from the hood, my pops who was born 1950s Mississippi who still listens to hip hop til this day is from the hood, be more specific nikka
It doesn't change the fact that he's from the south in the 70's & 80's & the south wasn't playing hip hop like that from NY of all places in most regions. That's all the needs to be said. A good portion of Black men his age don't identify with hip hop (especially NY hip hop) because they can't identify with it.
I'm just wondering how you can tell me about a place that you are not from?
I doubt it. Part of the reason why, as much as I respect him as a legend and the greatest NBA player of all time, I don't fvck with Mike. He couldn't care less about Black Americans and the fact that we are the biggest consumers of his clothing and sneakers.
And that South sh!t doesn't really mean anything either.
1. Hip Hop is large in the South.
2. Hip Hop was large in the South when Mike was in his teens and early NBA days. Mike's not that old. I'm sure in college he was around dudes that did nothing but play hip hop.
Cats in here acting like Mike is some old ass 70 year old cat from Mississippi.
Again, I still know that that doesn't automatically should make him a rap fan, but I still find it funny.
You need to reenact your avatar buddyHere people go again, being mad at MJ like he's done something wrong.
LOL @ Rakim being the MJ of rap, he's more like a Charles Barkley.
I'd give that to Pac easily
He's from the south bruh & grew up in the 70's & 80's that's why.