Clapsteel O'Neal
put a red dot on your head like a hindu
fucc YG, weird ass nicca...we know the truth
YG - 2004 (Raps about how he was sexually assaulted by an older woman when he was a teenager)
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A LOT of young Black boys have been molested by older women and then told they were "lucky to get p*ssy at a young age".
It is sick, degenerate behavior that needs to be called out, condemned and prosecuted. Mental health supports need to be widely available for boys who were victimized.
It can lead these boys to turn into men who prey on women (see R.Kelly, who was also abused by an older woman).
Salute Y.G for speaking on this critical issue in our society.
It is sick, degenerate behavior that needs to be called out, condemned and prosecuted. Mental health supports need to be widely available for boys who were victimized.
It can lead these boys to turn into men who prey on women (see R.Kelly, who was also abused by an older woman).
Salute Y.G for speaking on this critical issue in our society.
DeuceZ
Li pitit gason
That was dope... the song not the situation behind it
A LOT of young Black boys have been molested by older women and then told they were "lucky to get p*ssy at a young age".
It is sick, degenerate behavior that needs to be called out, condemned and prosecuted. Mental health supports need to be widely available for boys who were victimized.
It can lead these boys to turn into men who prey on women (see R.Kelly, who was also abused by an older woman).
Salute Y.G for speaking on this critical issue in our society.
Are most of these older women overweight and/or unattractive? Haven’t met any brehs personally who have admitted to experiencing this.
A lapse in judgement, wondered whether they would show more humanity around such a blatant expression of black male trauma as clearly being positive overall, even with their general disposition.
Low End Derrick
Veteran
Artificial Intelligence
Not Allen Iverson
I thought he was going to run with it - bragging.
Going with the youth bragging narrative -
But the end clearly shows abuse, and is very brave to put out there.
This took alot of courage. It's about abuse and honestly I don't think I've ever heard a male hip hop song addressing this.
Has there been others?
Very dope and innovative. Respect.
Okay, I see your point.
But this happens alot, and kids end up joining gangs cause of related abuse.
reserved_one
#Ambivertgang
This song reminds me of what hip hop used to be about….using your pain and trauma to create art that people can relate to.
Horrible situation for him to go through but props to him for being honest and open.
Horrible situation for him to go through but props to him for being honest and open.
ArchStanton
All Star
It takes guts to put this out there, especially when you see a story about a female teacher sleeping with a male student and a lot of the comments will be guys talking about how they wish they could have been abused like that (if the teacher was attractive) and how the boy probably hurt his arm from all the high fives. But the facts are that this is generally a traumatic situation for the minor and does fukk them up mentally. It is assault, period, and no different than a male teacher sleeping with a female student.
Here yall go with the dumb shyt
Probably not...when young boys get molested by women, it's usually not based on physically overpowering the child but more about manipulation.
Even as kid, we all had ideas about what makes for a "pretty woman". Fat women were generally not considered attractive by young boys.
Often the abuser is close to the child; an "auntie" for example. Many brehs who've been abused don't talk about it because they feel ashamed.
My good friend was abused by his baby sitter. He only admitted it to me years ago when we were arguing over a documentary that came out calling Michael Jackson a pedo.
I was like "damn breh, why you believe these cacs throwing dirt on MJ's name?"
And he said "because it happened to me when I was a kid"
This book has a look of good info on the topic, but it is NOT an easy read. Not just because of the subject matter, but the writing style is very high level academic.
Lil Wayne and other rappers have spoken about being molested. But because our society doesn't take it seriously, they have to talk about it like it was a good thing. Like some sick, twisted, rite of passage. Protect the young brehs, family.