Wow. Are pre-teens in Baltimore and DC really this active?

Joined
May 3, 2012
Messages
53,993
Reputation
24,390
Daps
251,792
Reppin
St louis
0it01eZ.gif




UKVu0t8.gif
 

L&HH

Veteran
Joined
May 18, 2012
Messages
53,519
Reputation
5,890
Daps
162,420
Reppin
PG x MD
It’s hard to say. There’s definitely a decent amount of young nikkas giving the area a bad rep. I’m around union station frequently and see a lot of these youngings there and on the train and tbh most of them don’t seem to be on too much extra shyt. Like they aren’t overly loud or disrespectful.
 

Dafunkdoc_Unlimited

Theological Noncognitivist Since Birth
Joined
Jul 25, 2012
Messages
45,062
Reputation
8,170
Daps
122,333
Reppin
The Wrong Side of the Tracks
30 years?? Try again nikka ..nikkas been calling nikkas since tha late 60s..where u been nikka?
Nowhere near the levels seen in the late-80's until now. You'd only hear it in a fight when I was a kid, not as a greeting.

And what did I just say 'nikka' meant?

I AIN'T NO GODDAMN SLAVE!!!

Are you?

:martin:
 

VoxSphere74

Banned
Joined
May 25, 2022
Messages
2,147
Reputation
664
Daps
9,990
How did the idiots and criminals of the black community get so much attention and praise? :snoop:

Because there's nothing to counter balance it. Since the majority of the Black American "culture" that's promoted nationally and globally is basically self destructive pointless hood culture.

So when people think about "Black Americans" they envision knuckleheads yelling the n-word talking about shooting other Black men over nothing and bragging about their pointless trapping and how many women they're with because that's what's in the music videos and on tv shows.

And I think it was Quincy Jones who said Black people needed something like a Ministry of Culture to determine what type of art gets put out by the community because right now it's the worst of the worst without any restraint or thought concerning what it does the community and the perception of it

And rap has definitely gotten worse since the early 2000's when you had some artists who had talent and were concerned about what was being put out.

But even that was a step down from the mid to early 90's when Jazz rap was still a thing because you had artists who were influenced by black nationalism which gave order and structure to the genre.
 
Last edited:

Frangala

All Star
Joined
Nov 18, 2016
Messages
1,391
Reputation
488
Daps
4,765
Reppin
Le Grand Congo (Kin)
It almost requires a fight for hearts and minds in the Black community. It literally has come down to that and it is a shame because some of us are already out here fighting to succeed and thrive personally, professionally , mentally in a society that prefers everything except for Black men and yet instead of finding refuge in our own communities so we can recharge and muster enough energy, strength to continue to fight however we are met with this type of behavior and ppl who want to justify them (this is a disturbing ass trend we have very educated well to do Black ppl on this board and in media always justifying this degeneracy and yet they are the product of behaviors and choices that are the opposite of that meaning they came from two parent households, went to college and graduate schools, got married etc... and yet they go so hard trying to make a result of SOLELY white supremacy).

It is like fighting a two front war.

I have always said and will continue to say this HUMAN CAPITAL is the most important asset any community/city/state/country can have and the development of human capital comes from education, skill acquisition and good health those are the things that bring wealth to a community (One of the reasons some resource rich countries in the world i.e Sub-Saharan Africa have not become wealthy countries is because they have lagged on the human capital development metric).

You simply CANNOT have young people (the future of a community) behaving in this manner. You have no chance as a community plain and simple.
 
Last edited:
Top