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LMAOMy nephew and niece are 5 and they call DMX "monster music"
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LMAOMy nephew and niece are 5 and they call DMX "monster music"
On the other side of the coin...
We were an all-white, small-town basketball team in junior high... we'd travel to these city tournaments in Minneapolis and play all-black teams, literally we had never talked to a black kid before... I remember one hood squad came out to Ruff Ryders Anthem and made a huddle, had their leader in the middle barking, we were petrified in fear :x
My 7th grade basketball team would come out to "Ruff Ryders' Anthem" at every home game, you couldn't tell us nothing.
On the other side of the coin...
We were an all-white, small-town basketball team in junior high... we'd travel to these city tournaments in Minneapolis and play all-black teams, literally we had never talked to a black kid before... I remember one hood squad came out to Ruff Ryders Anthem and made a huddle, had their leader in the middle barking, we were petrified in fear :x
On the other side of the coin...My 7th grade basketball team would come out to "Ruff Ryders' Anthem" at every home game, you couldn't tell us nothing.
We were an all-white, small-town basketball team in junior high... we'd travel to these city tournaments in Minneapolis and play all-black teams, literally we had never talked to a black kid before... I remember one hood squad came out to Ruff Ryders Anthem and made a huddle, had their leader in the middle barking, we were petrified in fear
late 90's era rap was my golden era of hip hop. Jay, DMX, busta...
On the other side of the coin...
We were an all-white, small-town basketball team in junior high... we'd travel to these city tournaments in Minneapolis and play all-black teams, literally we had never talked to a black kid before... I remember one hood squad came out to Ruff Ryders Anthem and made a huddle, had their leader in the middle barking, we were petrified in fear :x
My 7th grade basketball team would come out to "Ruff Ryders' Anthem" at every home game, you couldn't tell us nothing.
On the other side of the coin...
We were an all-white, small-town basketball team in junior high... we'd travel to these city tournaments in Minneapolis and play all-black teams, literally we had never talked to a black kid before... I remember one hood squad came out to Ruff Ryders Anthem and made a huddle, had their leader in the middle barking, we were petrified in fear :x