Nayuta

1y

You can say gun culture is too accepted in america across the board

But as to the video, I don't really see the point is you're making there. Ja's sister had a rapper she likes perform at her party or something? Are you saying Ja's sister can't listen to people who rap about guns or is in the streets

I don't really get where you going with that

inspoeater

1y

Ja situation is stupid and opens up a lot of other convos about what many niggas idolize being a black child after 2000 no matter what their upbringing is

but we shouldn’t be reaching like this where the CHARGES of a RAPPER performing at his SISTERS BDAY PARTY lmaooo has any connection to that situation. My boy this a super reach lol

Swayzomad

1y

In America *

Valentine

1y

I mean a rapper who is currently sitting for a murder charge performing songs that motivate said culture 2 months after her brother got suspended for brandishing a gun on social media. It was just ironic and something I didn’t know happened and wanted to build a conversation off of since it’s an important topic to discuss today of is there any seriousness taken in observing the things, that caused even her brother to lose $50M, from our community.

regardless of if she “just likes a song by said artist,” similar artists motivated her older brother to act irrationally the same way on IG live like they do in music videos literally 2 months prior after he also knew he could face scrutiny for allegedly punching/pointing a gun at a kid. it’s irresponsible and a bad example for his sister that all that didn’t matter cause “it’s just a song (that energizes these kids to act out)”

but if ya’ll think it’s a think piece then salute, there’s other places engaging in this topic lol like @Sk8brdKee posted