Rap music,Thug life and the american culture is whats wrong with this country!

reply to post by baraka


Jeah I know, I´m just writing off my anger after reading that moronic OP.

Thanks.

reply to post by InfoKartel


I think you should learn to read threads and know people before responding.

As far as me being 'sheltered. I went to a 80% black junior high and high school. I grew up in the LAX area of L.A. I was jumped into a crew at 13 and knew Rollin Sixties Crips, Piru Gangsters, Hoover Bloods, 18th Street, APB Bloods, Inglewood family. Hung around them too, Dated some real crip girls in high school too. They drove Suzuki Samurais and had blue fingernails and blue ribbons in their hair...PURE crip girls.

And you ALSO missed the part where I was INVOLVED in the Hip Hop scene deeply in my early 20s.

You're speaking to the wrong dude,

Originally posted by PaxVeritas
Originally posted by Frankenchrist

They are called Horror Fans.

They have conventions every weekend.

Go look it up if you don't believe me.

This is a fact.

LOL

Okay. I'm gonna go hang out in the hood and see how many horror fan gangs I can find.

The point is violence is violence is violence.

It's not gangs that you should be worried about.

Don't go to the "hood".

Stay home and think about who might be dead in your neighbors basement.

Now that is a scary thought.

Tell yourself that.

Just throwing it out there.

Originally posted by RandomEsotericScreenname
reply to post by PaxVeritas

 

"Hip Hop Culture"

Hip hop is a form of musical expression and artistic subculture that originated in African-American and Hispanic-American communities during the 1970s in New York City, specifically within the Bronx.[1][2][3] DJ Afrika Bambaataa outlined the four pillars of hip hop culture: MCing, DJing, B-boying and graffiti writing.[4][5][6][7][8]

I don't know what the point of your post is.

Originally posted by Frankenchrist

Originally posted by PaxVeritas
Originally posted by Frankenchrist

They are called Horror Fans.

They have conventions every weekend.

Go look it up if you don't believe me.

This is a fact.

LOL

Okay. I'm gonna go hang out in the hood and see how many horror fan gangs I can find.

The point is violence is violence is violence.

It's not gangs that you should be worried about.

Don't go to the "hood".

Stay home and think about who might be dead in your neighbors basement.

Now that is a scary thought.

Tell yourself that.

Just throwing it out there.

What the? This is getting weird now.

You can have a song about a topic and it not be glorifying it. This song as about robbery/murder but is clearly talking bad about it. Most hip hop artists have songs DISSING all the bad things that go on in the ghetto. Then a few tracks later might have a song telling a story about it or talking about it.



I don't think how many people realize how cut off from the rest of the world people that live in the ghetto are. When I had the chance to move to the suburbs in my mid teens I was literally shocked. I felt like I moved to a different country. It sounds so ridiculous but it is TRUE.

Anyway, gangsta rap isn't even popular anymore. Kanye, Kid Cudi, Drake, Nicki Minaj, BoB, most stuff on the radio is not about gangsta stuff. It is largely seen as corny nowdays, especially if you are trying to get on the radio.

reply to post by PaxVeritas


You were comparing violent horror movies to hip hop culture like they are the same thing, or stand for the same thing, were you not?

Originally posted by RandomEsotericScreenname
reply to post by PaxVeritas

 

You were comparing violent horror movies to hip hop culture like they are the same thing, or stand for the same thing, were you not?

Huh? No I was doing the exact opposite.

Originally posted by woodwardjnr
reply to post by JohhnyBGood

 

So because a book says it, it must be true.

I don't need to think again or read a link. It's about knowledge of how things like culture and music evolve. I agree that the negative Rap is pushed by the largest Record companies, but who do you think owns those companies. It certainly isn't black people. Hip Hop only became about the bling and violence once the Major Record Labels started to exploit the genre.

I am not saying that hip hop was started by cultural marxists - merely that it was artificially promoted by them to further the cause, thanks to their stranglehold on all forms of media.


The whole trick is to get you to 'tolerate' what will destroy you, under the guise of being a high minded liberal - and then to outlaw anyone pointing that out as some form of hatespeech.

reply to post by PaxVeritas


Yep, I´m sorry, I totally misinterpreted your post, I was wondering why you seemingly changed your stance.

My bad, this is why I up until now didn´t participate in these racial threads, I get very heated and lose my focus. I´m out.

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Originally posted by AsuspiciousMANappears
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Quick Trivia...can anyone tell me what WEST SIIIIDE means?

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reply to post by RealSpoke


Now you done it! lol

reply to post by RealSpoke


I think the world should just revolt against garbage music.

Originally posted by PaxVeritas
reply to post by RealSpoke

 

I think the world should just revolt against garbage music.

Agree totally.

That's why I only listen to underground hip hop.

reply to post by JohhnyBGood


It was created in NYC by dj's and people that decided to chant over the track. It happened organically, it wasn't "created".

reply to post by RealSpoke


Google DJ Hollywood

It's the result of a free society catching up to itself! When you allow every type of person, religion, and morals unleash themselves this is what you get.It's only a matter of time before society will collapse.

Originally posted by Mr_skepticc
It's the result of a free society catching up to itself! When you allow every type of person, religion, and morals unleash themselves this is what you get.It's only a matter of time before society will collapse.

Wow, so down with freedom aye?

Should we only allow a certain type of person. Let me guess, person like you?

Tyranny is alive and kicking, right before our eyes.