Yall still debating this cultural leader ****.
Again, sadly, you've missed the point entirely. If you're going to claim someone as a leader, to the point of widespread influence, you need to show me the influence and leadership. He's a musician. Nothing more.
You can't just say "he's a leader" and have me believe it. That may be enough for some of you. Because it suits your belief system. But I'm not a simpleton.
If you're not leading or influencing your hometown. If so many of you want to harp on fashion (insert demasculanization argument here
If he is just going where plenty of others have gone before, then why am I holding him in such high regard? I'm not. Nor are 95% of the people I know. And we're all part of the same culture.
None of you give me legit answers. You just keep saying "he's a leader". And it's like maybe 5-10 of you saying so.
But again, "looking at specifics" is frowned upon by you. Good luck with that
You're talking about Lebron and Melo as well? What have they done? Lebron has actually been challenged for how little of a leader he is. MJ was the same. And they don't have to be. But then call them such.
My points were very well laid out. You picked and chose your spots and ignored what you have no legit response to as we tend to.
If I'm trying to prove my points "in the ways of a teenager" to you, that's fine. I don't really hold you, your opinions or your thoughts in high regard. You'd probably say the same of me. I'm certainly not going to lose sleep over it. All you have is "hater" and "teenager" but nothing of substance. I haven't even used the term "stan" in any of these replies.
The irony. Straight backwards
You heard new slaves and black skinhead and should've known he wasn't on that type of ****
If this were true, hip hop wouldn't be a culture.
good good let the lord bless you
doesnt matter they lost credibility a while ago
inb4 kanye wins and haters troll me
