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Originally posted by NinoScar
it was aight, but this is why "hiphop" has become part of our opression, because it has become the commercialization of what goes on where the majority of us minorities live, or the "ghetto" as white people and rappers call it. it's almost like a freak show for suburban enterntainment. Hip Hop aint helpin us, we help hip hop. but only one oe two of usgets paid for it. thats what my point was... but fuck it.
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That was totally off tha point i wuz tryin ta make...i wuz tryin ta say that people like you Nino think to be real you have to talk about totin guns, killin people, smokin all your money...but itz not true...like in my "song" so to say...this kid lives tha life of a "gangster" which my friend till you actually know how gangster life is...you know nothing about it...and he does tha killing and totes guns...but in all actuality he's not oppressed...his parents are wealthy...he lives in tha suburbs...and this life he's living is just a reflection of the stereotypical hip-hop life...not all rappers live on tha streets...not all rappers have problems with money and violence...but that's all we see in music and videos...as i said time and time again...until you can actually look back and say this looks like my life...this IS my life...you are not real...that's tha point i was tryin ta convey...1