Vastator
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- Oct 14, 2014
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Which is why this guy never really made it big. He's got the beats that rap and hip-hop fans crave. He can rap... I guess. Better than many I heard, who themselves have made it big. So...
What was missing? His lyrical content. This guy would be run out of just about every "hood" in america, by so called "real niggas". The message he sends in this song, along with many of his others; not only conflict with what the "hood" seems "cool". It's an affront to the whole concept of gangster rap.
If he was talking about fucking hoes, police brutality, and getting high... No doubt he'd be a household name by now. But alas he has very different messages in his music. Messages that have untold thousands relegate him to nothing more than an uncle Tom.
It's sad what certain communities have decided is cool. And possibly worse is what has been deemed "uncool".
Common sense, and good judgment just doesn't seem to resonate with kids these days...
What was missing? His lyrical content. This guy would be run out of just about every "hood" in america, by so called "real niggas". The message he sends in this song, along with many of his others; not only conflict with what the "hood" seems "cool". It's an affront to the whole concept of gangster rap.
If he was talking about fucking hoes, police brutality, and getting high... No doubt he'd be a household name by now. But alas he has very different messages in his music. Messages that have untold thousands relegate him to nothing more than an uncle Tom.
It's sad what certain communities have decided is cool. And possibly worse is what has been deemed "uncool".
Common sense, and good judgment just doesn't seem to resonate with kids these days...