Jun 16, 2021
BirdieYes there is
you're arguing with him
the issues I mentioned are the cause of the problems he tried to connect rap to
Nah he was spitting
Jun 16, 2021·1 replyFelaBabyI definitely agree but when these boys literal father figures are niggas leaned out talking about robbing and s*** ehay do you expect. All the girls like the trappers so all the niggas gon get like the trappers. A lot of this imagery is coming from one source thats glamorizing it.
People with legitimate opportunity and a chance at upward social mobility can listen to rap all day and nothing will happen
The issue isn’t rap, it’s that so many things in this country are intentionally gimped to make sure poor stay poor.
And as all evidence has shown, poverty and single parent households are the two biggest predictors of incarceration when you remove all other variables
- Jun 16, 2021·2 replies
I agree how its very detrimental to the community as a whole, there's a reason people say rap is crap or you can't spell crap without spelling rap
At the same time I respect for those who use it as an outlet for their life issues and make otherwise be aware of how bad things are
- Jun 16, 2021·1 reply
Human Hunnid Emojif*** that i’m rewatching the wire rn, s*** got me wanting to flood my streets with dog food galore
then youve completely missed the point of the show lmao
Jun 16, 2021math fiftyyou cannot blame all of this on rappers
at the end of the day most rap music is entertainment regardless of accurate the imagery represented is. individuals should be able to distinguish entertainment from reality
this is like saying menace ii society or the wire causes niggas to start trappinh
Rap just isn’t sold that way and the impoverished youth takes everything these entertainers say as truth cause that’s how it’s sold.
- OPJun 16, 2021·1 replymath fifty
Racial economic inequality, police violence, d*** dealing, single parent households, mass incarceration, etc?
Must be them damn Lil Keed lyrics again
Lol you really wanna go on how atlanta d*** rap hasn’t influenced niggas to sip? I really wanna debate this i have literal people wholl tell you it has
Jun 16, 2021·1 replyDizzy DakeI agree how its very detrimental to the community as a whole, there's a reason people say rap is crap or you can't spell crap without spelling rap
At the same time I respect for those who use it as an outlet for their life issues and make otherwise be aware of how bad things are
you can't be serious with that first sentence
Jun 16, 2021·1 replymath fiftyRacial economic inequality, police violence, d*** dealing, single parent households, mass incarceration, etc?
Must be them damn Lil Keed lyrics again
Nah man, it's rap music. Those life or death situations 21 Savage and Von rapped about came from beats and rhymes.
- Jun 16, 2021·1 replyFelaBaby
Lol you really wanna go on how atlanta d*** rap hasn’t influenced niggas to sip? I really wanna debate this i have literal people wholl tell you it has
thats just an extension of the d*** problem in the black community which predates rap music
- OPJun 16, 2021·1 replyDizzy Dake
I agree how its very detrimental to the community as a whole, there's a reason people say rap is crap or you can't spell crap without spelling rap
At the same time I respect for those who use it as an outlet for their life issues and make otherwise be aware of how bad things are
Its gotten to a point where the “outlet” literally intensifies the real life repercussions
Jun 16, 2021·1 reply
Smacked VoodooYes. Strong women in my family too.
And you call me pathetic for not having a father at all
Check yourself- Jun 16, 2021math fifty
Racial economic inequality, police violence, d*** dealing, single parent households, mass incarceration, etc?
Must be them damn Lil Keed lyrics again
- Jun 16, 2021math fifty
then youve completely missed the point of the show lmao
i’m just kidding bro lmao
but it’s the most accurate depiction i’ve seen of street s***
Jun 16, 2021math fiftyRacial economic inequality, police violence, d*** dealing, single parent households, mass incarceration, etc?
Must be them damn Lil Keed lyrics again
Jun 16, 2021·1 replysoapmanwunyou can't be serious with that first sentence
Only lowkey racist Rock fans and metalheads say that lmao.
- Jun 16, 2021·1 reply
Ayy man delete this trash ass thread
- Jun 16, 2021FelaBaby
Its gotten to a point where the “outlet” literally intensifies the real life repercussions
Its not the fault of rap artists then
- Jun 16, 2021Bobby_96
Only lowkey racist Rock fans and metalheads say that lmao.
Really? I see normal people saying that as a joke
- OPJun 16, 2021·1 replymath fifty
thats just an extension of the d*** problem in the black community which predates rap music
Its okay to admit its a problem idc if it issue started before this is creating a whole new waves of d*** addicts! At least niggas BELIEVE that crack is some trash lowlife bummy d***. Niggas celebrate pints on snap stories!!
Jun 16, 2021·1 replyEconomic starvation will always be a much bigger culprit to black regressiveness than Rap Music.
So, in regards to whether or not Rap Music TODAY is regressive to the black community, i'd say no
However, in the social media age, where things can go viral with the push of a button, it's definitely not helpful to see young niggas projecting that lifestyle in their raps and videos. There's no doubt to me that niggas are in part influenced by what they see on IG, in videos, hear in song, etc.
Actin like there's no connection between niggas actions and what they listening to and see everyday is simply being willfully ignorant.
- Jun 16, 2021·1 replymath fifty
Racial economic inequality, police violence, d*** dealing, single parent households, mass incarceration, etc?
Must be them damn Lil Keed lyrics again
You being facetious but it’s serious.
I cant really speak on other rappers/ other areas but Keef and a lotta them Chicago rappers used to have everybody wanting to be like them when drill popped off
- Jun 16, 2021·1 reply9thWonderful
Nah man, it's rap music. Those life or death situations 21 Savage and Von rapped about came from beats and rhymes.
Got damn
What about those situations did Rap start?
Those situations, or circumstances didn’t create themselves so how and when did they originate?
- Jun 16, 2021·2 repliesBrickellBayside
Economic starvation will always be a much bigger culprit to black regressiveness than Rap Music.
So, in regards to whether or not Rap Music TODAY is regressive to the black community, i'd say no
However, in the social media age, where things can go viral with the push of a button, it's definitely not helpful to see young niggas projecting that lifestyle in their raps and videos. There's no doubt to me that niggas are in part influenced by what they see on IG, in videos, hear in song, etc.
Actin like there's no connection between niggas actions and what they listening to and see everyday is simply being willfully ignorant.
"projecting"
Niggas this is the life they are LIVING or have LIVED
The f*** is y'all talking about