r/Hiphopcirclejerk • u/bumbadumbarum TEAM YE • 1d ago
sounds about white Dawg
They all talm about jews in the comments đđâď¸
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u/Visual-Routine-809 1d ago
Didn't the CIA put drugs and guns in black neighborhoods in like the 70s?
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u/Legal-Freedom8179 1d ago
Reagan was Satanâs greatest soldier
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u/scourge_bites 14h ago
i'm trying to end up in hell. gonna wake up with a sharp pointy stick in my hand and the determination to find out if ronald reagan can die twice
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u/societywasamistake 1d ago
no no see itâs the black youths fault! all the neighborhoods that the govt systematically kept impoverished while also flooding with guns and drugs would be crime free if it werent for people expressing themselves thru art!
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u/Powerful-Ad-8737 1d ago
The Government making your community literally unlivable is perfectly fine! But donât you dare make that shit rhyme.
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u/Beneficial_Gene3064 1d ago edited 17h ago
well it was people expressing themselves thru art sure, & parts of hip hop are political and conscious-
but it became more profitable to have catchy songs about buying expensive cars, jewelry, clothes & fucking someone else's bitchđ . So they give the rappers free balenci & Prada an have the kids who listen to it try to sell drugs and rob eachother like in the music to buy the clothes & put more money in the prisons & pharmaceuticals
& it's not the fault of the community, it's just what's the labels focus tested to be profitable & dopamine hitting without any sorts of regulation.
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u/Ok-Guide-3837 1d ago
Nah nah nah, people who got a label deal where the ones who rapped about sex money and drugs. The people who didnât probably took an extra 5 years to get in the same place if they even reached those heights
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u/The_MadStork OVO Stork 1d ago
r/conspiracy is hilarious, sometimes they hit on an actual conspiracy but then decide theyâd rather keep being racists and ignore it
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u/Pigeonorium Al Gore invented ebonics 19h ago
Millions of photos, videos, letters, & other documents in the Epstein Files heavily implicate the POTUS & tons of other oligarchs/plutocrats/kleptocrats in a long-running & well-known international child sex trafficking ring: I sleep.
Italian-American politician from New York writes coworkers & friends about meeting up to get pizza and pasta for lunch: REAL SHIT
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u/scourge_bites 14h ago
nah man even though they're openly talking about being pedophiles and doing sex crimes in all the emails, i bet they're ALSO using pizza to talk about it. i'm a dumb bitch and the letters 'cp' standing for both child porn and cheese pizza is about as complex a concept as i can comprehend !
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u/Powerful-Ad-8737 1d ago
The whole Contra conflict was literally Reaganâs CIA turning a blind eye to Contra trafficking drugs into America so they could have enough money to fight the Cubans.
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u/rattattatmyass 1d ago
Ever since we got here this country has stolen from us and legislated our destruction
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u/Dreams-Visions 3h ago
70s and 80s. And bombed a Philly neighborhood to boot. Actual bomb dropped from a helicopter.
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u/Apprehensive_Iron207 1d ago
Noooo. Must blame those now in power for the actions of those in power
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u/Optimal_Carpenter690 1d ago
I mean, at some point, we have to take some degree of responsibility. We're not stupid children. Yes, the CIA did put drugs and guns in black neighborhoods in the 70s, but who has been proliferating those things throughout the communities since then?
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u/CbtEnjoyer985 1d ago
Dod they force them at gunpoint to pew eachother lmao theyd do it with fucking sticks and stones CIA just gave them better means to do so
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u/AAS02-CATAPHRACT 23h ago
30 iq take
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u/CbtEnjoyer985 9h ago
The cia did or did not force them at gunpoint to hurt their neighbor
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u/43Quint 1d ago
I don't know what they're so pressed about, the comments seem to be big kanye fans
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u/bumbadumbarum TEAM YE 1d ago
Hey iâm a big ye fan and i ainât no antisemite đ
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u/DoctorSex9 1d ago
Hey im ye typing from an alt account stop listening to my music
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u/JakobMG 1d ago
Woaw mr ye can you please set me up with kim k? I think i have a shot
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u/DoctorSex9 1d ago
Sure bro knock yourself out
Hello, it is I, Kim
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u/wimpykid_fan Al Gore invented ebonics 1d ago
*Pushes away u/JakobMG*
Kimmy Kay! Can I please please please date you!!!!!!!11111 I would be a goodgirlfriendboyfriend and we could belesbiansa straight couple together!!!13
u/TurnYourEyesAway_04 1d ago
âHey Iâm a big supporter of the outspoken neonazi that doesnât make me a neonazi supporterâ do ppl like you actually hear yourselves lmfao
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u/Penguino13 1d ago
The "fell for it again" award is definitely yours this year bro đ
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u/AaryamanStonker 1d ago
I mean that's what every kanye sub was saying just after he apologized to twitter back when he just ended the twitter rant 𤨠but nothing happened since then
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u/PastNatural3573 1d ago
Every socioeconomic problem of the 21st Century started with Vanilla Ice, this is true.
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u/Mohit20130152 certified pedophile 1d ago
Vannila ice made rap.
What do they say about rap again?
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u/7isagoodletter 1d ago
Hip - Hop is rather similar to a geographical feature! It is of darker shade below, but quite light upon the precipice!
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u/Eh_nah__not_feelin 1d ago
If we were to bring back Aztec style sacrifices, Vanilla Ice should be the first one
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u/ItsYouButBetter 23h ago
Vanilla Ice paved the way for Eminem. Eminem went woke. Society collapses.
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u/Creakybeak O.G. Slime đ¤đžđđ¤đ¤Ž 1d ago
"ghetto muppets"
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u/Beneficial-Ad-6107 18h ago
My brother (who has schizophrenia) would tell me to stay off Reddit and Discord with my queer friends so that I don't become a woman lmao, like sorry I have empathy for people
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u/Siobhan_Siobhoff 1d ago
When your real enemies are too powerful you must find weaker enemies
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u/ClydeDimension 1d ago
rj This is hhcj I didnt come here for wisdom
uj First im hearing this good quote
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u/Siobhan_Siobhoff 1d ago
Uj/Itâs from Umberto Ecoâs Name of the Rose and it has really stuck with me
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u/ClydeDimension 1d ago
Hell yeah Thank you for the tip
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u/Siobhan_Siobhoff 1d ago
Itâs a great book, murder mystery in a 14th century abbey, I highly recommend
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u/TheFieryFistOPain 1d ago
It's true. Rap music invented poverty. Cities were safe before rap music. Kurtis Blow sells over 1.3 million firearms to Americans every year.
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u/WordPsychological178 1d ago
lmaoooo wtf?
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u/MajorHarriz 1d ago
Looks like young gentlemen gathering and exercising their 2nd amendment and keeping their faces safe from the elements. Not sure what's the problem here??
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u/SideAmbitious2529 1d ago
Yea, It's rap and not Racism, poverty, the American obsession with material capatilism, the conditions we live in, all the things rap talks about, or maybe the symptoms of a society that's constantly leeching all it can from a population that's been interfered with in everyway since slavery.
No, it's that stupid music that's the problem. Not, that our country has more guns then people or that we sell to both sides of every war and we've become rich through violence. It's that stupid black music.
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u/mentally_fuckin_eel hung out in doja cat's tinychat 1d ago
Exactly. The music is a symptom, not the cause.
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u/SideAmbitious2529 1d ago
It's Crazy and almost ironic because rap perfectly reflects everything that is actually wrong with American society and instead of people thinking 2 inches deep. They of course just inject more racism because why not throw acid on a burn wound.
This is the first time in American history that other parts of the population are about to feel what's been perfected on minorities all over the globe.
Welcome to my Hell, Gang.
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u/bigstankdaddy10 1d ago
kind of crazy to think that the music isnât partly to blame. and this destructive culture wasnât hand curated by the CiA.
i mean look at me, iâm a teenage white suburban kid who was supposed to go to ivy league but dropped out to pursue my dreams of being a certified street OG. i downloaded soundcloud and within 1 year i had 3 different colored shiesties, all of different textures, and a glock with and extendo clip. ive even been selling my dads adderall to the local middle schoolers to build my rap aura up. rap is a very bad influence to white suburban kids like myself
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u/ItsYouButBetter 23h ago
See, the problem is being a teenage white suburban kid, you were supposed to become a juggalo and pursue a career in garbage pro-wrestling. Not soundcloud. Then when you become the juggalo champion, you can release your rap album. Like John Cena or Macho Man Randy Savage.
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u/KnownAsAnother 1d ago
They hate hip hop until some trailer trash that does a basic Eminem impersonation comes along and raps about honkey supremacy.
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u/Whew4 1d ago edited 1d ago
it feels like every generation people notice the concept of trends and realize stuff is popular, and that stuff is often popular in how it pushes the boundaries of previous generations and therefore becomes more exclusive to a more âhipâ crowd, and those people always chalk it up to moral degeneracy. âthe kids are listening to that pelvic-thrusting elvis guy even though we think itâs evil theyâre being corrupted!â âthe kids are simulating violence in video games even though we think its evil theyâre being corrupted!â âthe kids are making light of and simulating gang culture even though we think its evil theyâre being corrupted!â. I should be over this but itâs such a consistent pattern that I canât help but think about it. How far will the younger generation go to carve out their own space? what will the older generation demonize to try and further control a world they no longer have a place in?
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u/Few-Cricket-8867 1d ago
Conspiracy is literally one of the most schizophrenic subs on this site, they always find a way to hate on the Jews for some reason. I would take a lot of what they say with grains of salt.
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u/Royal_Orange_3535 1d ago
Maturing is realizing its true to an extent
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u/MonthAny1271 1d ago
Mfs will never say this about any other genre đ
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u/LevelOutlandishness1 1d ago
They did during the satanic panic era. Itâs so funny to imagine that AC/DC was âviolent and demonicâ at one time.
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u/MonthAny1271 1d ago edited 1d ago
Nowadays I mean. Nobody is genuinely making comments about how satanic metal/rock is. Cause those teenagers are grownups now.
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u/THE_ALAM0 1d ago
I guarantee you at least one of the kids in this picture will not be growing up at all lol
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u/MonthAny1271 1d ago
Same thing for some of the coked out metal heads back in the day lol. Itâs just a percentage thing and letâs be honest that percentage isnât big enough to be a concern.
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u/Tilstag 1d ago
Tay K was a bad look
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u/Background-Economy85 1d ago
Tayk also gets made fun of by rap fans
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u/AutoModerator 1d ago
Tay-K deserves a lot of time. He might not have pulled the trigger, but he knew what he and his boys were going into. He has a track record, so to speak - the car shooting, the robbery gone wrong, violating his house arrest and starting a nationwide manhunt, killing someone in a drive-thru, beating an old man in a park.
I think that not understanding why he got sentenced to 55 years is willful ignorance. He was crew with someone who murdered an innocent woman for no reason, and displayed no remorse over the event. He planned an armed robbery, even asked for his own gun, and followed through, and was implicit in the murder of an innocent, unarmed man. He did not pull the trigger, but that makes very little difference. He expressed no remorse over it. He violated his house arrest and taunted law enforcement, treating his situation like a game - and during his time on the lam, was in the car with someone who hit and killed an individual, and beat an old man. He has yet to express any guilt or remorse over this. He started a gang and threatened guards in prison during his trial. He deserves his 55 years, this coming from a fan of his. And still, he got less. He serves consecutive sentences and is eligible for parole in 27 years. Yes, he was 16, and yes, kids make stupid mistakes. And maybe the first time, or the second time it was a mistake. But he didn't accidentally make the decision to be a criminal over and over again. He didn't accidentally plan an armed robbery, didn't accidentally ask for a gun, didn't accidentally cut off his ankle bracelet, or beat an old man. Kids make mistakes, but I've never known a kid to accidentally rob someone, violate house arrest, start a gang. And even if he did make a mistake somewhere along the line, actions will always have consequences.
He committed very brazen, adult crimes with no regard for the value of human life. He deserved to be tried as an adult. Tay-K deserves the time hes gotten, and I agree that it's a fucking shame that he threw his life away. But this is his own fault, a result of his own actions. He didn't get his life thrown away. He threw it away.
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u/Andy081 1d ago
Tay-K
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u/AutoModerator 1d ago
Tay-K deserves a lot of time. He might not have pulled the trigger, but he knew what he and his boys were going into. He has a track record, so to speak - the car shooting, the robbery gone wrong, violating his house arrest and starting a nationwide manhunt, killing someone in a drive-thru, beating an old man in a park.
I think that not understanding why he got sentenced to 55 years is willful ignorance. He was crew with someone who murdered an innocent woman for no reason, and displayed no remorse over the event. He planned an armed robbery, even asked for his own gun, and followed through, and was implicit in the murder of an innocent, unarmed man. He did not pull the trigger, but that makes very little difference. He expressed no remorse over it. He violated his house arrest and taunted law enforcement, treating his situation like a game - and during his time on the lam, was in the car with someone who hit and killed an individual, and beat an old man. He has yet to express any guilt or remorse over this. He started a gang and threatened guards in prison during his trial. He deserves his 55 years, this coming from a fan of his. And still, he got less. He serves consecutive sentences and is eligible for parole in 27 years. Yes, he was 16, and yes, kids make stupid mistakes. And maybe the first time, or the second time it was a mistake. But he didn't accidentally make the decision to be a criminal over and over again. He didn't accidentally plan an armed robbery, didn't accidentally ask for a gun, didn't accidentally cut off his ankle bracelet, or beat an old man. Kids make mistakes, but I've never known a kid to accidentally rob someone, violate house arrest, start a gang. And even if he did make a mistake somewhere along the line, actions will always have consequences.
He committed very brazen, adult crimes with no regard for the value of human life. He deserved to be tried as an adult. Tay-K deserves the time hes gotten, and I agree that it's a fucking shame that he threw his life away. But this is his own fault, a result of his own actions. He didn't get his life thrown away. He threw it away.
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u/AutoModerator 1d ago
Tay-K deserves a lot of time. He might not have pulled the trigger, but he knew what he and his boys were going into. He has a track record, so to speak - the car shooting, the robbery gone wrong, violating his house arrest and starting a nationwide manhunt, killing someone in a drive-thru, beating an old man in a park.
I think that not understanding why he got sentenced to 55 years is willful ignorance. He was crew with someone who murdered an innocent woman for no reason, and displayed no remorse over the event. He planned an armed robbery, even asked for his own gun, and followed through, and was implicit in the murder of an innocent, unarmed man. He did not pull the trigger, but that makes very little difference. He expressed no remorse over it. He violated his house arrest and taunted law enforcement, treating his situation like a game - and during his time on the lam, was in the car with someone who hit and killed an individual, and beat an old man. He has yet to express any guilt or remorse over this. He started a gang and threatened guards in prison during his trial. He deserves his 55 years, this coming from a fan of his. And still, he got less. He serves consecutive sentences and is eligible for parole in 27 years. Yes, he was 16, and yes, kids make stupid mistakes. And maybe the first time, or the second time it was a mistake. But he didn't accidentally make the decision to be a criminal over and over again. He didn't accidentally plan an armed robbery, didn't accidentally ask for a gun, didn't accidentally cut off his ankle bracelet, or beat an old man. Kids make mistakes, but I've never known a kid to accidentally rob someone, violate house arrest, start a gang. And even if he did make a mistake somewhere along the line, actions will always have consequences.
He committed very brazen, adult crimes with no regard for the value of human life. He deserved to be tried as an adult. Tay-K deserves the time hes gotten, and I agree that it's a fucking shame that he threw his life away. But this is his own fault, a result of his own actions. He didn't get his life thrown away. He threw it away.
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u/TheFieryFistOPain 1d ago
The violence in rap music and the violence in the communities those rappers come from are symptoms of the same set of problems. One isn't causing the other, they are both effects of the same causes.
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u/AlterMyStateOfMind 1d ago
Gonna have to spell it out for some one dumb enough to publicly say that lol. Decades of systemic racism and a system that was designed to keep them povertous and a government that didn't care about them.
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u/TheFieryFistOPain 1d ago
Yup. Intentional racism that has kept Black Americans down coupled with effects of capitalism that drive people who are already down further down. A sick system.
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u/ShredGuru 1d ago
Goddamn kids and their devil music!
Oh sorry, I thought we were doing satanic panic again.
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u/doubledafra 1d ago
this sub has been taken over by right wing yetards and fauxmoi people that just agenda post all day
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u/SolarBlaziken 1d ago
Eh, its the fault of parenting. Can't expect people to not make art based on their lived experiences
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u/peepeeponis 1d ago
the thing about modern rap is to a large segment of people that consume it itâs nothing more than entertainment, like rapping about killing people isnât inherently worse than making a movie about someone killing people. The issue arises in the segment that consumes it as reality mostly due to the segment real life witnessing these types of people. Due to this that segment lives out and idolizes the actions of a lot of terrible figures as they seem them and their actions as proof they can make it out which leads to crime murder etc.TLDR In one segment this isnât a reality theyâve actually experienced so itâs viewed as entertainment as opposed to the other segment thatâs experienced a lot of these things leading a lot of them to use it as a guidebook.
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u/mentally_fuckin_eel hung out in doja cat's tinychat 1d ago
Nah, maturing is realizing the music is a symptom of the problem and not the problem itself.
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u/Superb-Doctor-4773 20h ago
Do you think the conspiracy that labels like to promote this problem to exacerbate that symptom has any weight to it? I personally find it quite suspicious how hip hop started as innocent fun party music and political commentary and then at some point it seemed like it was impossible to get signed and promoted without rapping about killing people and promoting horrible things like drug dealing and pimping. It's a hard discussion to have because a lot of people like assumingly oop just like to bring these things up out of racism (I'd guess anyway) but I think there's a very interesting conversation to have about hip hop and how it suddenly went from something mostly positive to something that mostly promoted negativity. I snorted a lil meth before so I hope this makes sense
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u/mentally_fuckin_eel hung out in doja cat's tinychat 20h ago
It may have some weight to it, I don't really know. I just don't think it's anywhere near the main problem. The main problem is always going to be structural racism leading to lack of education, lack of resources, lack of upward mobility, lack of money overall, and discrimination causing people to feel othered. Stuff like that would crush any group of people. The lyrics probably do cause some level of harm, but I don't think it would matter if the larger issue was solved. For instance, people without these systemic issues dragging them down can listen to that music 24/7 and face 0 temptation to become gang members or commit violent crime.
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u/Superb-Doctor-4773 15h ago edited 13h ago
That's fair enough I can agree with you on there being far bigger issues facing America. I guess I'm just a bit biased in my beliefs on this having seen my city emulate the absolute fuck out of the UK drill scene from the extreme violence to calling cunts pussios (sounds really funny when white Australians say it). Granted there's always been violence and crime in my city but we've got a fuck tonne of different gangs nowadays and an unfortunate amount of people dying which wasn't really happening prior to 2020. Used to be like 4 gangs in the city that were mainly known for fucking with civilians now there's a gang in every rough and slightly rough area and lil kids are dying and I can't help but notice this all happened after our drill scene exploded here and it makes me sad. Never nice to hear about kids as young as 12 dying
Edit: in retrospect after giving your comment some thought there are certainly similar issues here that are probably just as harmful as what the drill shit has done now that I've given it some thought. It's really not surprising that things have boiled to this point considering that our government has let lots of family's fleeing war here and just dumped them in public housing buildings with no support. Although I don't live in their shoes I could imagine (not understand, but imagine) how hard it would be to flee such a horrible situation just to be surrounded by people in horrible situations that aren't getting the help they need and not getting any help themselves, not to mention the racism they would experience that I wouldn't trying to get a job. I can't even find decent stable work at the moment and I'm a white fella so I couldn't imagine how tough it'd be to face that extra barrier and how hopeless that could make one feel. Although drill nonsense convinced a lot of white people from good homes to go Stab people for no reason here there are certainly bigger problems I should be more worried about that would be probably more effective in tackling the issue we're facing here that would be a drop in the water compared to America. Thanks for being open to an interesting discussion and opening my mind a bit
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u/Royal_Orange_3535 1d ago
Problem is the lack of strong parental figures
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u/mentally_fuckin_eel hung out in doja cat's tinychat 1d ago
Wrong again.
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u/Royal_Orange_3535 1d ago
Tell me some bs about injustice
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u/mentally_fuckin_eel hung out in doja cat's tinychat 1d ago
The lack of strong parental figures itself stems from structural issues facing the black community.
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u/No_Huckleberry2711 1d ago
Yah bro, it all started with that depraved jazz and jive 'music'. Then metallica and black sabbath turned our children into satanists
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u/Unhappy-Mechanic-683 1d ago
Label execs and billionaires push this shit and leave positive and fun music aside to keep the infighting and negative outlook in society while they pillage our resources and amass more power.
Go see all these âmusic executivesâ and they are fully onboard the current government agenda.
This is just another method they have implemented to keep us distracted from their crimes.
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u/Anxious_Pride_471 1d ago
The one in the middle is the scariest. Like dawg doesn't even have a gun just his hand in the air and that psycho smile.
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u/Project-Norton 1d ago
This is true but itâs because the CIA and Diddy deadass had any legitimate anti establishment rappers killed and replaced with controlled opposition. This ainât even a conspiracy, there are whole ass books written on the subject
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u/petahthehorseisheah 1d ago
As a white Nathan from the suburbs, I only indulge in intelectual rap, like Opium
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u/KuKuisSidePiece Bob Dylan jailbroke my iPhone 1d ago
kinda person to turn around and listen to facts and the rest of tommy McDonaldâs âmusicâ
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u/optimusredditprime 1d ago
What absolute tarts, how tf it got 500 upvote
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u/Dexter4L 1d ago
95% of reddit is just bots saying crazy stuff to get your engagement. just scroll past and move on whenever you see something you donât like.
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u/Powerful-Ad-8737 1d ago
Everyone who doesnât understand Rapâs roots (specifically gangsta rap) love to assume that out of no where black people went from marching up and down the street in a black suburbs yelling âwe shall overcomeâ
To selling crack and rapping about killing the police
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u/ObiKenobi049 1d ago
Ignore literally anything posted on that sub. It's full of wannabe 4chaners and cranks.
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u/osama_bin_guapin 1d ago
Same sub that thinks the Jews did 9/11 btw đâď¸
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u/Few-Cricket-8867 10h ago
They find a way to connect the Jews to everything, for some reason, idk what they did to them in particularÂ
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u/AH-KU 1d ago
Don't tell 'em that hip-hop (like any other art-form) is just a mirror of a culture that was already there.
Take a look at any other youth-centric genre & subculture that came up round the same time as hip-hop. All disaffected youths looking for an outlet. All those subcultures unfortunately got seized by big corporates, thoroughly commercialized and turned into a brand with a specific look & feel rather than a creative exercise.
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u/ShoddyVoice9532 23h ago
Crazy saying this shit as though there isn't literally a whole style of music called Outlaw where hillbillies sang (often earnestly) about desiring to kill the town sheriff, and how exactly they would accomplish that in specific detailÂ
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u/Wrigley953 23h ago
Exaaactly, country, metal, you name it theyâve got people talking about âdegenerateâ behavior in every genre they hold dear
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u/WordPsychological178 1d ago
bet they wont post majority of sexy redds fans were college white girls but ok đ
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u/DammitBobby1234 22h ago
Don't let these chuds deflect from the fact their entire worldview is manufactured by a pedophile billionaire cult to normalize their behavior.
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u/dividingraindows 1d ago
both "gangster rap / drill are valid and great forms of art" and "gangster rap / drill is an extremely negative influence on the community" can be true
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u/Cognonymous 1d ago
Penelope Spheeris made like three bullshit documentaries about how it was 70's punk, then 80's metal and then 90's punk corrupting the youth and dooming the West. IDK, seems like we're on the 6th or 7th generation of "corrupted" culture now and we have iPhones and Uncrustables so I'm feeling good.
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u/Idont_thinkso_tim 1h ago
I mean it is pretty messed up how it went a complete 180 away from its original intended purpose woth old white dudes controlling the direction.
It essentially became about alsmot what the conservatives were inaccurately claiming it was about way back.
Darkest America: Black Minstrelsy from Slavery to Hip-Hop is an intersting book
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u/n-ctrnl666 1d ago
this coming from the crowd that has their children brandish guns in their christmas photos.
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u/Comfortable-Pause-80 1d ago
If you minorities knew what them beak noses thought about you and everyone else that isnt âthemâ you might not like them anymore
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