Pusha T: “This isn’t the rapper story…Clipse ain’t…my mama was on crack or daddy wasnt there…this is allure of wanting to be fly and get girls"

[Brandsdale]

Most cats do hustling to get clout and to smash hoes these days

The 9 to 5 black man is invisible.

this.

 

[Braman]

Funny, AZ just said the SAME THING.

We too old for this brehs. Trying to force narratives or ‘exposure’ based on who we like and don’t like

 

[O.Red]

There used to be a time where doing dirt SOLELY for hoes got you ran out of the block.

Nikkas really gotta stop with this noble back in the days shyt acting like nikkas moving work were this collection of scrupled, industrious, masters of trade

Nikkas that sell dope do it for all kinds of reasons and come from all kinds of backgrounds. The scraped from nothing and became a kingpin hood stories are rare, and more than a few nikkas plugs and street heroes came up in nice homes and were well educated . Their education gave them an edge in a lot of cases

 

[O.Red]

Good point and to be fair Gibbs spoke about it on records before but Benny hasn't lol

Benny's situation is different because the cop you're talking about is his father in law, not his actual father

 

[spliz]

This isn’t news. nikkas was just knuckleheads that were attracted to the street life. They never lied about that. Plenty nikkas in the hood like that. Cassanova was another one. Biggie was another one.

 

[Yecht]

I was listening to something the other day and this gif popped in my head I don’t know what it’s from but it’s glorious.

The video from Young Thug/Gunna for Hot

 

[Yecht]

OP really made it out the mud though. Not a single blade of grass in his part of Pakistan, so anytime it rained them Dhalsim legs got grimy

 

[FreshAIG]

I will take the bait fukk it

He’s saying this ain’t the rapper story by saying basically “we aren’t from the streets, our parents were there, we had a good home” BUT because we wanted to live the life, wanted the cash, wanted the girls so they then decided to go against their upbringing and went to the streets.

It's obvious what they're saying but people are being obtuse

 

[FreshAIG]

This isn’t news. nikkas was just knuckleheads that were attracted to the street life. They never lied about that. Plenty nikkas in the hood like that. Cassanova was another one. Biggie was another one.

I said it in the King Combs thread, now he's an extreme case but nikkas with good upbringings getting in the street happens literally all the time.

 

[spliz]

I said it in the King Combs thread, now he's an extreme case but nikkas with good upbringings getting in the street happens literally all the time.

Yup and with cats like Biggie I get it cause while he had a pretty modest life at home. nikkas was REALLY getting money outside in that era. nikka prolly felt poor compared to the nikkas he looked up to that was hustlin. Lol

 

[Deltron]

I said it in the King Combs thread, now he's an extreme case but nikkas with good upbringings getting in the street happens literally all the time.

berg admitted to being that type of dude as well.

 

[Ripp]

Blame Eazy E and his "real nikka" paradigm in 1991, duping people into thinking that being a superthug degenerate is the ONLY way to get credibility on the mic and in many black social circles.

I wouldn't blame Eazy because Eazy was really out there. Although he cosigned nikkas who wasn't bout it for the sake of his group. Eazy E was definitely not MC Gusto

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

The only time Napu @℃ertifed been in contact wit street nikkas was when they made a stop at Kwik E Mart

This type of goofy thread only a non Black person or just the most herb whitewashed c00n nikka could make . Zero awareness

you know I’m black, right?

 

[spliz]

I wouldn't blame Eazy because Eazy was really out there. Although he cosigned nikkas who wasn't bout it for the sake of his group. Eazy E was definitely not MC Gusto

Yup. I know people from Cali that vouched for Eazy.

 

[Golayitdown]

Nah,Malice too descriptive to be a fraud. Pusha T? The verdict is still out. Wouldnt be suprised if they not even real brothers but somebody wanted to make a group. We might found out one day Pusha was a rnb singer from Chicago wasting away on the label. But was put in a group with Malice for the aesthetic

Singing love ballads for the rerock is wild