Raps effect on the youth of America
#32
Originally posted by 18secFerio
I'm not saying whites are better, because I know there are blacks, hispanics, etc. who climb their way up.
but I'll be willing to bet whites are more likely to do so.
come on, be realistic. Whites don't like the ghetto. If you're going to be poor and white, your ass lives in either a trailer or out in some countrish area.
I'm not saying whites are better, because I know there are blacks, hispanics, etc. who climb their way up.
but I'll be willing to bet whites are more likely to do so.
come on, be realistic. Whites don't like the ghetto. If you're going to be poor and white, your ass lives in either a trailer or out in some countrish area.
That was one of the most ignorant things I have ever read.
#34
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Originally posted by dubster99
The problem here isn't hip hop or rap music, it's mainstream music that the critics and the masses listen to that gives the bad name.
The problem here isn't hip hop or rap music, it's mainstream music that the critics and the masses listen to that gives the bad name.
99% of hip hop is underground, and most people don't realize that. That being said, I personally don't see anything wrong with a person expressing themselves, their lives, and their feelings through their music.
it's a catch 22. Either sell out and put out some bullshit message, or keep your soul and preach your message to maybe 30 people. (just an example, don't take me out of context)
Sometimes this may involve talking about things that certain people don't like. But, that is what's so great about this country, we have the freedom of speech.
Generally speaking the people who object to this music are those that don't know what that lifestyle is like. Parents, activists, and politicians from middle-upper white class suburbia voicing their opinions, and those are the protests that we see. I say if you don't like it, deal with it or don't listen to the music...period.
#35
Originally posted by 18secFerio
but things are different in different regions. Maybe the country is too big for its own good.
but things are different in different regions. Maybe the country is too big for its own good.
With the internet we have become a more commucative society and things travel at a different pace than they did 15 years ago.
Just think of how many of the people you have met on this board for example.....if the web didn't exist how many of the would you have met?
Music and ideas travel in the same way and the most imposing and dangerously uncontrollable is an idea once it has been expressed.
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#36
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Originally posted by dubster99
That was one of the most ignorant things I have ever read.
That was one of the most ignorant things I have ever read.
but here in south texas, I'm right.
#37
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Originally posted by Nightshade
I don't think its that the country is too big for its own good but the opposite.
With the internet we have become a more commucative society and things travel at a different pace than they did 15 years ago.
I don't think its that the country is too big for its own good but the opposite.
With the internet we have become a more commucative society and things travel at a different pace than they did 15 years ago.
well, they do with cellphones, and the internet, and other shit.
but look at life. Familes don't communicate. Couples don't communicate. You think things have improved in the last 15 years? Technillogiclly, yes. Morally, I beg to differ.
Just think of how many of the people you have met on this board for example.....if the web didn't exist how many of the would you have met?
Also, I'm having a firm beleive web meeting could be bad. Maybe people arn't supposed to interact outside of their lives. The patterns that make up a life get thrown around. But thats just an idea. There's good points, but there's an equil amount of negative ones.
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Originally posted by 18secFerio
I'm not saying whites are better, because I know there are blacks, hispanics, etc. who climb their way up.
but I'll be willing to bet whites are more likely to do so.
come on, be realistic. Whites don't like the ghetto. If you're going to be poor and white, your ass lives in either a trailer or out in some countrish area.
I'm not saying whites are better, because I know there are blacks, hispanics, etc. who climb their way up.
but I'll be willing to bet whites are more likely to do so.
come on, be realistic. Whites don't like the ghetto. If you're going to be poor and white, your ass lives in either a trailer or out in some countrish area.
#39
Originally posted by 18secFerio
we've already come to that conclution
we've already come to that conclution
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I'm sure that number isn't too valid. And even if it is, the problem with underground is its harder to get your message accross.
Obviously you don't know much about hip hop.
it's a catch 22. Either sell out and put out some bullshit message, or keep your soul and preach your message to maybe 30 people. (just an example, don't take me out of context)
but why pride something thats detrimental.
you missed the point of the thread. Its not that is unliked. Its the way the message get misconstrued and backfires.
And you mean to tell me that no white people in texas live in the ghetto?