Nkrumah Was Right
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Most evil, anti black music since minstrel songs.
Unsurprisingly, drill artists are winding up dead.
Unsurprisingly, drill artists are winding up dead.
When will we admit that Chief Keef unleashed EVIL into the World with ‘Drill’
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Can't blame this on him solely. According to Drill rappers they were inspired by 50.
Also why were there so many shirtless males in that video?
Also why were there so many shirtless males in that video?
I don’t know why the thread title got a chuckle out of me
I’ve said this in like 5 different threads now. We were already on a downtrend, but ‘Chief Keef - Don’t Like’ was the beginning of the end for our people. You can deny it all you want; it’s the truth.
“He doesn’t represent all of us”
“He ain’t my people”
“Not all of us are like that”…
YOU HEARD WHAT I SAID. If you need further explanation, please open your eyes instead…
“He doesn’t represent all of us”
“He ain’t my people”
“Not all of us are like that”…
YOU HEARD WHAT I SAID. If you need further explanation, please open your eyes instead…
Nkrumah Was Right
Superstar
Can't blame this on him solely. According to Drill rappers they were inspired by 50.
Also why were there so many shirtless males in that video?
50 didn’t channel this much evil.
Can't blame this on him solely. According to Drill rappers they were inspired by 50.
Also why were there so many shirtless males in that video?
The music video is a demon summoning ritual, held to undo the 1791 ceremony of Bois Caiman by Dutty Boukman
Yeah I know he didn't but that's what Fredo and Keef said.
Undoing that ceremony would take more power than that crash test dummy has.
Although I heard the egregor created by the deaths in Haiti was never displed so it's caused bunch of issues for the island.
Amo Husserl
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NWA... Schoolly D... gangsta rap... getta pass?
The Kanye remix was fire, I still bump it on occasion.
I'd blame Dr. Dre before I blame Chief Keef, young dude was a victim of Dr. Dre and Jimmy Iovine, South Side marginalism and capitalism.
"Don't Like" dropped when he was like 17. I don't expect dude to wanna "heal the people" when that's not what he saw and grew up with.
UncleTomFord15
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NWA was. They're the ones that made the "gangster" image popular. Tbh you can even go back before them with the blaxpoatation films of the 70s showing pimps and drug dealers as "masculine".
black folks have been at each others throats before chiefs keefs mama was a twinkle in her daddys.
lets abandoned these nebulous general narratives
lets abandoned these nebulous general narratives
Can't blame this on him solely. According to Drill rappers they were inspired by 50.
Also why were there so many shirtless males in that video?
Good question
Nkrumah Was Right
Superstar
It was a powerful juju done. Probably the most powerful ever.
Chief Keef and his crew have unlocked a similar power. How, I don’t know.
If you know any hougans who can undo this, please tell them.
Can’t overlook Kanye. I always 
when the stars of the day co-sign up and coming garbage. Especially when they know better….A prime mega star Kanye hoppin on that track was major.
Same reason i
J. Cole for his strategy of hoppin on features with inferior rappers with a message the complete opposite of his.
when the stars of the day co-sign up and coming garbage. Especially when they know better….A prime mega star Kanye hoppin on that track was major.Same reason i
J. Cole for his strategy of hoppin on features with inferior rappers with a message the complete opposite of his.
Brandsdale
Big Yella
whole community been in a blender since the 70s. one song from a nikka in dreads ain’t enough influence
remember when I said to you...come with me to Djed Sneferu?unseen forces have put together the world as you know it...
Jacob the first "black" white man to make it back to Africa you heard it here first
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