Essential The Locker Room's Random Thoughts

[Pazzy]

It's throughly entrenched. You're probably so used to hearing it that you no longer notice

No one around me says it then again, I'm not around as much people as I used to. Hell, folks don't even use slang like that anymore or let alone talk hood. Nowadays if you talk hood or ghetto to anybody even the hood folks, they all look at you like it's not cool anymore. That hood shyt is played out. Now it's cool to be geeky or at least act like you're intelligent or have smarts which is a good thing. There's a lot of wanna be intellectuals out there now fronting trying way too hard to seem smarter than what they are when their actions and even words if you listen closely say otherwise. Back then if you came off like a bookworm, you were getting clowned or wasnt cool period. The whole hipster trend changed all that now. Either that or I'm just getting old which makes a difference in terms of what's seen as trendy because I'm not all that concerned about fitting in or being down with what's cool or being accepted by other people anymore though my confidence and self esteem are still low. Maturity really changes the perception of certain things.

 

[Black Cobain]

I hate when New Blacks pretend like they don't understand my "accent", like shyt, I might say "You talmbout so and so? He's good people " then they'd be all like, " about what? Don't you mean good person? "

 

[Pazzy]

I hate when New Blacks pretend like they don't understand my "accent", like shyt, I might say "You talmbout so and so? He's good people " then they'd be all like, " about what? Don't you mean good person? "

Are you implying that any black person who doesn't talk improper English is a sellout? you should know the jest of whole "talking black", "talking white" thing by now.

For the record, I get what you're saying though. You mean the arrogance that some black people have which usually is associated with middle class and upper class blacks looking down on their poor counterparts on some "I'm not like THOSE black people" basically begging to be accepted by white people on some self hatred shyt so they go all out with that shyt.

 

[Ol’Otis]

I keep forgetting we're not in love anymore

 

[Tenchi Ryu]

Another night in chicago

Dropping pops back at moms house before going in....and while stopped at the red light, right to the left of us in the alley...

Pop pop pop pop pop pop pop pop POP

Then this nikka out of nowhere speeding off on a fukking Harley bike



I know we not suppose to encourage this chiraq behavior, but that was kinda fukking cool

 

[Ol’Otis]

Another night in chicago

Dropping pops back at moms house before going in....and while stopped at the red light, right to the left of us in the alley...

Pop pop pop pop pop pop pop pop POP

Then this nikka out of nowhere speeding off on a fukking Harley bike



I know we not suppose to encourage this chiraq behavior, but that was kinda fukking cool

kinda drug cartel shyt

 

[Black Cobain]

Are you implying that any black person who doesn't talk improper English is a sellout? you should know the jest of whole "talking black", "talking white" thing by now.

If Southern Black dialect means improper, then a little bit, yeah..when I speak like that with other ppl, that means I'm comfortable with them, it's an automatic thing with Black folk

I at least expect em to be receptive of it, you know?

 

[Tenchi Ryu]

kinda drug cartel shyt

I'm saying, must of caught them nikkas all offguard

Prolly thought "this just a nikka on a Harley, he ain't nobody"

Then brought them thangs out




Pops scolded me like "Tenchi nikka if you don't drive" cause I was standing still at the red light

:jordanchuckle:

 

[SuperGrizzy]

Are you implying that any black person who doesn't talk improper English is a sellout? you should know the jest of whole "talking black", "talking white" thing by now.

For the record, I get what you're saying though. You mean the arrogance that some black people have which usually is associated with middle class and upper class blacks looking down on their poor counterparts on some "I'm not like THOSE black people" basically begging to be accepted by white people on some self hatred shyt so they go all out with that shyt.

You alright, breh?

 

[Ol’Otis]

I'm saying, must of caught them nikkas all offguard

Prolly thought "this just a nikka on a Harley, he ain't nobody"

Then brought them thangs out




Pops scolded me like "Tenchi nikka if you don't drive" cause I was standing still at the red light

:jordanchuckle:

Ima write a fictional book about Chi-raq

 

[Hoodoo Child]

What a night

 

[King Musa]

My new album sounds amazing...All of my artists brought that heat.... @SmokyQuartz listen to this lil bro....

 

[Tenchi Ryu]

Spoiler: Issa Earthquake

 

[BigMan]

No one around me says it then again, I'm not around as much people as I used to. Hell, folks don't even use slang like that anymore or let alone talk hood. Nowadays if you talk hood or ghetto to anybody even the hood folks, they all look at you like it's not cool anymore. That hood shyt is played out. Now it's cool to be geeky or at least act like you're intelligent or have smarts which is a good thing. There's a lot of wanna be intellectuals out there now fronting trying way too hard to seem smarter than what they are when their actions and even words if you listen closely say otherwise. Back then if you came off like a bookworm, you were getting clowned or wasnt cool period. The whole hipster trend changed all that now. Either that or I'm just getting old which makes a difference in terms of what's seen as trendy because I'm not all that concerned about fitting in or being down with what's cool or being accepted by other people anymore though my confidence and self esteem are still low. Maturity really changes the perception of certain things.

Use of "mad" isn't hood

I hate when New Blacks pretend like they don't understand my "accent", like shyt, I might say "You talmbout so and so? He's good people " then they'd be all like, " about what? Don't you mean good person? "

Where do you folks meet these people??

I've been around all types of black folks and I can't relate

Even so called "new blacks" can code switch

 

[Pazzy]

You alright, breh?

I'm good. Just read that as him implying that if a black person isn't "talking black" or understand the whole casual rap hip hop talk that they are one of the "new blacks" which isn't true.