I think gangster rap needs to take a break

VICTOR PAGE said:
It all needs to be talked about. They're all pieces to one puzzle.

I also find it funny that nobody seems to have a problem with the fact that WE don't even ******* own our own culture. Like really? None of you dudes don't see a problem with that? You really don't think the fact that the same people who don't want us on the planet...own and profit from OUR culture? That's a minor problem?
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Who's fault is that for letting that happen?

& why is it a problem for a rapper to use that outlet (the people who dont want us on the planet) if he feels that it can help him achieve his dream

They all cant be out to do these rappers wrong if most of these rappers are making a good living & are very successful, only the stupid ones are out here getting raped

But Is it all about the money & "ownership" Or is it the fact that some rappers feel the need to use the white man for connections to get there music out?

Or do you have something against these ppl because you dont want to see whites making money off of something we created?

Too many dame dash videos b

Kanyes calling us slaves but he would rather be a house negro than trying to be harriet tubman in the fashion industry

Who's fault is that? the white man?
 
If someone made a dope song with a hard beat about having sex with men, would you listen to it?

What about a hard beat and crafty wordplay about child molestation? Or raping elderly women? Would you still schmoney dance to that? I thought it was just entertainment tho. I know for a fact I wouldn't support it because that's not acceptable to me nor do I partake in it.

Killing black men in this country has always taken place, except now we have a relaxed mentality toward the issue because "they probably did something to deserve it". David banner hit the nail on the head when he said "cops kill black youth for the same reason black people kill black youth:they see no value.
 
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Offset POW CLOW said:
Who's fault is that for letting that happen?

& why is it a problem for a rapper to use that outlet (the people who dont want us on the planet) if he feels that it can help him achieve his dream

They all cant be out to do these rappers wrong if most of these rappers are making a good living & are very successful, only the stupid ones are out here getting raped

But Is it all about the money & "ownership" Or is it the fact that some rappers feel the need to use the white man for connections to get there music out?

Or do you have something against these ppl because you dont want to see whites making money off of something we created?

Too many dame dash videos b

Kanyes calling us slaves but he would rather be a house negro than trying to be harriet tubman in the fashion industry

Who's fault is that? the white man?
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Seriously how old are you? Your frame of thought got me thinking you like 15 or somethin.
 
gangsta hip hop with a actual message behind it like getting out the hood and making it alive >> guns, drugs & murder rap
 
My views on is that some grow out of it, some don't. I personally grew out of it. I'm tired of hearing the same **** out of all these rappers. It's either money, ****, or dope, and all that can be in  one song. All genres of music become formulaic at some points, but hip hop imo, suffers from it the most. There are very very few subgenres in rip, and due to that, everything is mostly the same ****. It's either trap, gangsta rap, conscious, and alternative sprinkled in with a few local styles that usually talks about the same **** listed above. Another reason is maybe it's because I'm more into guitar oriented music, but most of the beats  I hear just bore me.
 
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