My biggest inspiration in life was Jeezy. He inspired me in a wrong way - Ralo (UPDATE: Court docs)

[tuckgod]

“They say my ghetto instrumental detrimental to kids
As if they can’t see the misery in which they live”

Cop out line.

When you take on a leadership role you have a responsibility to lead your flock on the right path, not to destruction.

Most of the rappers of the past 25 years failed the youth they knew for a fact hung on to their every word.

You cacs, suburban nikkas, and wannabe rappers can spin it how you want.

Glad Ralo keepin it a buck.

 

[banner34]

Now it’s the drug users rappin influences the kids smh both are bad influences

 

[UWasntThere]

Salute to Ralo for speaking the truth. Hopefully his platform will spark a much needed conversation.


There are thousands and thousands of young black " Ralo's" out there who have been led astray and mislead by white/Jew controlled hip-hop into thinking that living a criminal and reckless lifestyle is "cool".

Mislead Into thinking that the keys to success are through criminal behaviour instead of education and intelligence.

At some point black folk must admit that this artform has become more of a detriment to the black mind and image than a benefit.

We must take our artform back and use it to our advantage.

If I was a white supremacist I would absolutely love most mainstream hip-hop

Peace

U Mad?

 

[eastside313]

Cop out line.

When you take on a leadership role you have a responsibility to lead your flock on the right path, not to destruction.

Most of the rappers of the past 25 years failed the youth they knew for a fact hung on to their every word.

You cacs, suburban nikkas, and wannabe rappers can spin it how you want.

Glad Ralo keepin it a buck.

If you really listened to jeezy music you heard him speak on the highs and the lows.

How many kids do you know that started selling drugs because of rap music?

 

[KENNY DA COOKER]

Some.people are just very impressionable weak minded people

And any transgression i committed I can honestly say it was on my behalf not no damn rap record

I grew up on 90s NYC coke rap I.e (money boss playas....the lox....royal flush...CNN...Escobar....Jay z...children of the corn...Big...Raekwon...Cormega)

And I remember moving down south during the dawn of the Trap Music subgenre (Ghetto Mafia...Bolo da gangsta...Hard Boyz...Crime Affilates...)

I can't recall anybody including myself saying this MUSIC made them want to sell Dope...

Some people just have to take accountability for what they already committed to doing without pointing the fingers at others

 

[DaHNIC82]

Would he be saying this if Jeezy signed him ?

 

[B86]

Those thousands of young ralos are under educated and living in under funded impoverished communities way before rap music comes into play in their lives.

If these nikkas changed what they were talking about in their raps I guarantee it would make a lot of people have a different outlook on life, which would deter MANY from thinking it's okay to stay stuck in those under-educated, impoverished communities. If nikkas rapped about Googling how to make some legal money online instead of rapping about shooting nikkas and living for material things, I promise shyt would be different.

 

[Tetris v2.0]

You see most of these guys switching up anyways once reality kicks in

Jeezy, Gucci, Meek etc all have matured past that stage and are promoting more positivity in their image

I feel bad for those who don't have the luxury of waking up one day like "Wait a minute, I'm rich and famous, and tired of going to jail. What if I tell my fans what's really going on instead of spinning the same tales over and over??"

 

[Ronnie Lott]

@PhonZhi


He shoulda been listening to Trick Daddy and Jay-Z...they gave the real

You nikkaz love tagging your fathers name
You sound crazy as fukk. Jay and Trick rapped about the same shyt as Jeezy. And how tf can you say Jeezy didn’t give the real?

 

[Ronnie Lott]

Smmfh but fukkk this post holds a lot of weight.


Out here in NYC atleast schools like Gdubs(in the heights)
Brandeis HS in the upper Westside had banned the snowman/dope boy T-SHIRTS and all


The Dominicans throughout nyc was loving Jeezy to a point that a lot of them started hustling harder cuz of that dude... I never understood it as a younger dude but as a grown ass man you're absolutey right.

 

[OfTheCross]

You nikkaz love tagging your fathers name
You sound crazy as fukk. Jay and Trick rapped about the same shyt as Jeezy. And how tf can you say Jeezy didn’t give the real?

Nah.. I'm a fan of all 3 and Jay and Trick were more grounded in their raps.

Jeezy's whole schtick was Thug Motivation breh...

 

[Robbie3000]

I would say living in the bluff probably had a bigger influence.

 

[Ronnie Lott]

Nah.. I'm a fan of all 3 and Jay and Trick were more grounded in their raps.

Jeezy's whole schtick was Thug Motivation breh...

Did Jeezy not y’all about the pit falls of trappin?

Why don’t many people talk about how they were positively influenced by rappers with conscious/ positive messages?

 

[BaRRyG]

You a Westcoast nikka, tf you know what's going on out here.

 

[OfTheCross]

Did Jeezy not y’all about the pit falls of trappin?

Why don’t many people talk about how they were positively influenced by rappers with conscious/ positive messages?

That part was heavily lost in the sauce when it came to Jeezy and his movement

Look at the tracklists for Trap or Die and TM101...