this lil pump video made me realize how trash the game is 2day

[Black Steph Curry]

Man i used 2 laugh when oldheads talked about hip hop needing 'gatekeepers'. How could you police sumthin tht was so accessible, especially when u dont even need a record label now 2 suceed. Them old heads just mad tht they time is up, n they dont wanna accept it, i said. Now i still believe tht is a big reason why they say what they say, but i didnt think there was any weight to their complaints.

Tht is, until i saw this clown ass dude in the video above. 10, 20 years ago this dude woulda brushed off, laughed at, be given tha side eye. But the accessibility of hip hop tht i mentioned earlier is a blessing and a curse. Dont get me wrong, i understand tht from a logical standpoint it makes sense. There are billions of ppl on social media, and if u make music tht appeals 2 a big enuff target market, u can gain sum popularity and potentially eat. But a part of me cant help but resent tha fact tht a clown like this can get shine. Call it hatin, i honestly dgaf if u do. The sad thing is there r lil nikkas out here, listenin 2 this shyt n thinkin this shyt is cool, n its clownish.

 

[2manyFCKNrappers]

It's only wide open for degenerate idiots who are easily controlled and easy to take advantage of. They only want the most ignorant borderline autistic dudes on the frontline.

 

[Mandarin Duck]

That's exactly why I say hip-hop is not a culture.

If it were, the genre of music within that "culture" would have gatekeepers, guidelines, and regulations that wouldn't allow somebody like Lil fukking Pump to exist

 

[Faneto4]

Hip Hop can't be controlled

 

[Bugsmoran]

Hip Hop can't be controlled

Yes it can

If we literally start tossing rappers like this off the stage

 

[Rembrandt]

Now this is a rapper I can say I have literally never heard anybody actually play.

 

[Black Steph Curry]

Now this is a rapper I can say I have literally never heard anybody actually play.

Ay, they out there sadly

 

[Palm Tree's & Blunts]

What sorry bozo would even bump this

 

[Black Steph Curry]

What sorry bozo would even bump this

the music or the thread?

 

[Palm Tree's & Blunts]

the music or the thread?

Nah the music. His shyt is wack as fukk.

 

[Black Steph Curry]

Nah the music. His shyt is wack as fukk.

Suburban white boy misfits/wiggers prolly

 

[CoryMack]

Man i used 2 laugh when oldheads talked about hip hop needing 'gatekeepers'. How could you police sumthin tht was so accessible, especially when u dont even need a record label now 2 suceed. Them old heads just mad tht they time is up, n they dont wanna accept it, i said. Now i still believe tht is a big reason why they say what they say, but i didnt think there was any weight to their complaints.

Tht is, until i saw this clown ass dude in the video above. 10, 20 years ago this dude woulda brushed off, laughed at, be given tha side eye. But the accessibility of hip hop tht i mentioned earlier is a blessing and a curse. Dont get me wrong, i understand tht from a logical standpoint it makes sense. There are billions of ppl on social media, and if u make music tht appeals 2 a big enuff target market, u can gain sum popularity and potentially eat. But a part of me cant help but resent tha fact tht a clown like this can get shine. Call it hatin, i honestly dgaf if u do. The sad thing is there r lil nikkas out here, listenin 2 this shyt n thinkin this shyt is cool, n its clownish.

Well the reality is you should be ashamed of yourself. People who knew better tried to warn you, but like you said it was just "old nikkas whose times was up."

Naw it was those of us who saw hip hop at its best and have come to lament what it's become.

Ain't no different than when your Elders try to set you right in some other area of your life, but you know more than them too...until the day comes you realize you don't.

So we get what we deserve.

 

[Black Steph Curry]

Well the reality is you should be ashamed of yourself. People who knew better tried to warn you, but like you said it was just "old nikkas whose times was up."

Naw it was those of us who saw hip hop at its best and have come to lament what it's become.

Ain't no different than when your Elders try to set you right in some other area of your life, but you know more than them too...until the day comes you realize you don't.

So we get what we deserve.

Damn nikka u act like its my fault lil pump got on, like i couldve done sumthin about. im just a nikka voicin his opinion, n whether i believe in gatekeepers r not, lil pump still woulda been put on, cuz ultimately there are entire groups of suburb white boys out there tht could give af less about tha culture who would be more than happy 2 support pump, whether i support him or not

 

[Drip Bayless]

Like you said it's a blessing and a curse. It's allowed organic grassroots movements to spread without needing any label to alter their content. But at the same time it allows fakkits like lil pump to exist as well. Double edged sword

 

[PhonZhi]

Is that a white boy?? I saw his name on some XXL hottest upcoming rappers list awhile back.

If he's white I hope he blows the fukk up. We need more images of people other than blacks looking and acting like thugs and savages.