Scratchin Mamba

3y

sbtrkellyshn

free world

3y

you ok bro go find the real screenshot cause I don't remember posting that s*** because I know you got screenshots and folders of everyone because you're a f***ing loser.

free world

3y

i love how this thread was about JAY-Z and now its about me

you niggas mad I told you to get a life? ok then

free world

3y

i love how this thread was about JAY-Z and now its about me

you niggas mad I told you to get a life? ok then

free world

3y

don't know what a camel army is don't f***ing care

you calling me some harsh names better back it up with some hard proof and not some lazy ass screenshot

Scratchin Mamba

3y

Jay-Z 's coopting of revolutionary aesthetics especially bothers me tbh

Same whitewashing that libs and conservatives do of MLK, Mandela and other black leaders

But like I said before they excuse it bc he's a hip hop legend and sells you a dream

rich scouser

3y

· edited

https://ktt2.com/honest-question-about-social-media-and-underaged-girls-87120/3

Cherrywine

3y

All business motivated + helping a rich celebrity become wealthier

rich scouser

3y

· edited

https://ktt2.com/honest-question-about-social-media-and-underaged-girls-87120/3

Ooo

3y

How is that business motivated if he gets nothing out of it? And no that didn’t help a rich celebrity get wealthier he got bums generational wealth. Gotta start somewhere.

Scratchin Mamba

3y

Ktt niggas be like

THIS NIGGA REALLY USED HIS FINGERS TO POST

DID I MENTION IT'S A SUNDAY?

Scratchin Mamba

3y

Ktt niggas be like

THIS NIGGA REALLY USED HIS FINGERS TO POST

DID I MENTION IT'S A SUNDAY?

Scratchin Mamba

3y

"Jay-Z upset Hampton’s family when he rapped “I arrived on the day Fred Hampton died/ Uh, real niggas just multiply” on “Murder to Excellence,” a song from 2011’s Watch the Throne. Apparently, Jay-Z believed that his contributions to the world were as revolutionary as those of the Marxist-Leninist activist. Really, Hampton and Jay-Z are worlds apart in both motivation and action. With a new chance to prove himself the Black messiah on “What It Feels Like,” Jay-Z offers anecdotes about black diamonds, hoarding money, IRS-related anxieties, and acquiring a luxury weed line. “You know they hate when you become more than they expect,” he raps, implying that accumulating wealth as a Black man is as equally revolutionary as organizing rallies, unifying Chicago’s gangs in the name of anti-policing solidarity, creating free meal programs for children and more.

Here, being rich is the ultimate pinnacle of progress—a goal all Black folks should pull themselves up by their bootstraps to aspire toward. Jay-Z’s not alone in this sentiment: His rise from d-boy to billionaire has inspired many, those both inside and outside of hip hop, to follow in his footsteps. So much so that Black capital has become synonymous with Black liberation."

This all Fax Kellerman 💯