The truth about white rap fans.

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  • Jul 9, 2020
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    Scratchin Mamba

    What happen

    Oh you boutta have a time lmao

  • Jul 9, 2020
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    KOLLAPS

    Oh you boutta have a time lmao

  • Scratchin Mamba

    What happen

    We're talking about black entertainment and how its owned by whites. now were talking about the difference between Africans and black Americans go to page 10 and catch up

  • Jul 9, 2020
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    Idk if it has been said but its weird because

    white rap fans make up a large percentage of the rap economy now, they're getting black artists paid, generally, so, is that bad if they're getting (quality) artists paid, buying their albums, merch, tickets?

    I don't think so,

    but hip-hop is so important and can be so directly essential to expressing experiences that i personally wouldn't want anyone to take it lightly,

    thats just me being music-obsessed though, I don't want to be like: "If you listen to music you gotta know everything about every artist and the history" nah,

    I just think hip-hop shouldn't be brushed off as just popular radio songs for people to have their fun at the club

  • Jul 9, 2020
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    Unity

    Come on bro please don't report me

    who’s in your avi tho

  • Jul 9, 2020
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    KOLLAPS

    Yo all she did was really just make fun of Black culture now that you mention it. So f***ing gross.

    Wasn’t Taylor Snake also on the same vibe after having collabed with Kenny?

    The f***ed up thing is...

    I enjoyed a lot of those songs yo

    Mike will and everybody snapped on Bangerz and what not

  • Jul 9, 2020
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    spongebob

    Idk if it has been said but its weird because

    white rap fans make up a large percentage of the rap economy now, they're getting black artists paid, generally, so, is that bad if they're getting (quality) artists paid, buying their albums, merch, tickets?

    I don't think so,

    but hip-hop is so important and can be so directly essential to expressing experiences that i personally wouldn't want anyone to take it lightly,

    thats just me being music-obsessed though, I don't want to be like: "If you listen to music you gotta know everything about every artist and the history" nah,

    I just think hip-hop shouldn't be brushed off as just popular radio songs for people to have their fun at the club

    The problem is that "real hip hop" fans wont listen to a song by Younboy about his depression but will nut expeditiously when NF or G eazy rap about being sad sometimes

  • Jul 9, 2020
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    commonwrongdoer

    1. If you from Africa, you're African
    2. Yeah, thats hella insulting.

    Thank you for your response, it is a shame there is a segregation within the continent, even somalis and ethiopians and west africans have infighting because they are slightly different genetically, which is complete bs, the more infighting and segregation, the further away we will be from prospering.
    And of course the same goes for african americans and africans

  • Jul 9, 2020
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    commonwrongdoer

    problem with Africans is that they unironically believe in the american dream. Didn't take me long to realize it was bs.

    I got an aunt that did for decades, only recently have her views on America changed

    My mom says she became black again

  • Jul 9, 2020
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    DonutHole

    Nah, that's a ignorant portion
    Many Africans welcome back African Americans to the motherland or want better for y'all over here
    There are cultural barriers as they often are immigrants and don't agree with some of the western practices (dress, music, behavior etc) + some only know what the media portrayed y'all as but are definitely aware of how effed up the us is towards y'all (unless they coons)

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    KOLLAPS

    Yams was so fair skin tho

    He was Spanish or something right

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    spongebob

    The f***ed up thing is...

    I enjoyed a lot of those songs yo

    Mike will and everybody snapped on Bangerz and what not

    I knowww yo

    I still remember them high school parties bumping that one song I forgot what it’s called but she’s like “we cant stop and we wont stop” s*** was a vibe

  • Jul 9, 2020
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    commonwrongdoer

    The problem is that "real hip hop" fans wont listen to a song by Younboy about his depression but will nut expeditiously when NF or G eazy rap about being sad sometimes

    oof i try to ignore anything remotely related to g eazy

    but yeah: I think it's dumb especially when a lot of the new guys are more talented than some of the older rappers, like they sometimes have better wordplay, rhythm cadence whatever...

    people just get overly nostalgic about the old days

  • Jaman

    Thank you for your response, it is a shame there is a segregation within the continent, even somalis and ethiopians and west africans have infighting because they are slightly different genetically, which is complete bs, the more infighting and segregation, the further away we will be from prospering.
    And of course the same goes for african americans and africans

    Its like we legit got colonized and raped and you still wan't to fight among yourselves?

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    FlyHiii

    That Europeans have been enslaved doesn't mean there isn't any racism going on today in Europe lol cause there's plenty. It's just more towards muslims/middle eastern people at least the part of Europe where i'm from

    I'm aware of that, of course there are also racist ppl in EU like there are racist ppl everywhere

    Again the post was probably about white people in America but you can't call a group of people ignorant while you are also being ignorant in the same post

  • Jul 9, 2020
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    spongebob

    Idk if it has been said but its weird because

    white rap fans make up a large percentage of the rap economy now, they're getting black artists paid, generally, so, is that bad if they're getting (quality) artists paid, buying their albums, merch, tickets?

    I don't think so,

    but hip-hop is so important and can be so directly essential to expressing experiences that i personally wouldn't want anyone to take it lightly,

    thats just me being music-obsessed though, I don't want to be like: "If you listen to music you gotta know everything about every artist and the history" nah,

    I just think hip-hop shouldn't be brushed off as just popular radio songs for people to have their fun at the club

    The more I think about it the more I believe hip hop really shouldn't be treated as just a genre because it’s really not. I really don’t think there’s a genre out there that has as much political history and influence besides maybe punk music but still. I just think unfortunately the current white fanbase of hip hop for the most part are willfully ignorant in the history and purpose of hip hop in our country (assuming you’re American).

    And like you said not everyone should be held to that intellectual standard but I think the world would be a better place all around if people learned to just listen and learn before they speak ¯_(ツ)_/¯

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    Auto

    He was Spanish or something right

    Yeee called himself Puerto Rican R Kelly 🤣 so he part Brown/Black lmao as a Latino I just find it hilarious when fairskinned Latinos hate on white people

  • Jul 9, 2020
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    Jaman

    Thank you for your response, it is a shame there is a segregation within the continent, even somalis and ethiopians and west africans have infighting because they are slightly different genetically, which is complete bs, the more infighting and segregation, the further away we will be from prospering.
    And of course the same goes for african americans and africans

    It's more so because of border disputes, political differences and foreign interference tho, much of which is a result of colonialism.

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    KOLLAPS

    I knowww yo

    I still remember them high school parties bumping that one song I forgot what it’s called but she’s like “we cant stop and we wont stop” s*** was a vibe

    The song is called " we can't stop" lol

  • Jul 9, 2020
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    Facts

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    KOLLAPS

    Yo all she did was really just make fun of Black culture now that you mention it. So f***ing gross.

    Wasn’t Taylor Snake also on the same vibe after having collabed with Kenny?

    This is what I had in mind when I mentioned Miley. Soooo gross

    But hmm I can’t remember Taylor ever being in the same caliber as Miley or even close to it lol

  • Remember when every pop song had to have a rap verse?

  • Jul 9, 2020
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    DonutHole

    The song is called " we can't stop" lol

    !https://youtu.be/LrUvu1mlWco

    Banger

    What a stupid white b****

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    Akame Ga Trill

    Are you white

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