It doesn't affect blacks becuase it's called culture. The same way when people call me a honkey I don't care.

Actions speak louder than words dude.

Anybody in that culture know's that he is referring to whipping crack. It's a metaphor fool, not a very clever one as I've heard it before.

But again, it's his culture. Lil Wayne grew up whipping crack apparantly, so why not rap about it?




[edit on 3-6-2009 by GeechQuestInfo]

It's just a stupid rap song. It's entertainment. If Lil' Wayne offends you then you are way too sensitive.

Also, what is conspiratorial about this since you put it in the general conspiracies forum?

[edit on 3-6-2009 by Diplomat]

Impresses me as a song that is intentionally evocative and designed to produce a reaction. There's no such thing as bad press in this arena...... the more hated the song is, the more it will sell, because people just can't help looking at the car wreck.

We want to look away, but.........

Dude, type in a google search "got more whips than a slave" and see how many WHITE people use that term. It's only offensive if you allow it.

Are you trying to insite something?

METAPHOR!

It doesn't matter your skin color, I'm white with black step brothers and I make racist jokes with them worse than that.

They don't get offended tho, becuase they realize it's all in fun.

It's all about how you do things and how your percieved.

Now someone like YOU who turns a non issue to an issue is the kind of person who must not realize that.

Slavery was real. It really happened. It's part of history. Why is it not okay to talk about it or use the concept of it in art?

Originally posted by GeechQuestInfo
It doesn't affect blacks becuase it's called culture. The same way when people call me a honkey I don't care.

Actions speak louder than words dude.

Anybody in that culture know's that he is referring to whipping crack. It's a metaphor fool, not a very clever one as I've heard it before.

But again, it's his culture. Lil Wayne grew up whipping crack apparantly, so why not rap about it?






[edit on 3-6-2009 by GeechQuestInfo]

lol he might have whipped crack or whipping crack rocks lol whatever he calls it in his culture. in my culture its called selling a chep drugs to poor people in his own community. but adding the words "Whip It Like A Slave" is just dumb. what a pathetic justafation what a pathetic culture if this is black so called culture which it is not. this is a commercial rapper who sells most his cd's to white american teens and who cant go out clubn in his own "hood" most thes dude where in drama school when other dudes thay know where putin in work lol I think the term is Bitch azz nega in his own culture. lol dumb

Whip It Like A Slave"

Oh man I am such a closet Lil Wayne fan.

I'm pretty sure it's acceptable because he's black, whereas it may be a different if, say, Eminem said it, since he's white.

Personally, I take no offense to these kinds of things, and I don't think anyone should. It's just words, you know? And slavery of African Americans in America is no longer in existance, so I feel that, while maybe not in the best taste, it's something to not take too seriously.

Tech N9ne is my favorite rapper, and he's got a few songs that are racist against white people and I'm white but I still love his music all the same.

Originally posted by Heatburger
I'm pretty sure it's acceptable because he's black, whereas it may be a different if, say, Eminem said it, since he's white.

That's what the point of my post is.

Haha. Just shows you us white people are good at brain washing. No one cares anymore what we do or say, I love it.Lol.

C'mon, you can't be serious?

It's all in the context...as Carlin once said.

I'm a hip hop junky, and personally the ghetto-nastier the better.

Most black artists in the hip hop community love to capitalize on it.

Part of the game. It's all about making bank. Bottom line.

Find something controversial even racial and make a rap, especially if the line's catchy............cha' ching'. $$$


*blow up like the world trade*