THAT BUDWEISER COMMERCIAL
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Down here, I see the complete opposite. I see white girls kicking it with black men and women, dressing and talking like them... mixing in pretty well actually. But dudes, no. Only white guys I see acting black run SOLO. Probably not even from Tucson, kuz that shit's just not tolerated down here. I know dudes raised in neighborhoods where they are minorities, and they still have to keep it real to their race. No matter what race you are. That's just the way it is. No one fucks with you if you're being yourself over here. Well, maybe a little when you're younger, but past all that child play shit we're all part of the melting pot... and the Tucson sun is the flame.
Tucson rap scene isn't that great. Even when they have rappers down here I never go to concerts. Nobody I know goes to them. I wonder who goes to them sometimes. So, because I listen to what I choose to listen to, and I have no say on what's on the radio, or who's coming to concert, I have no idea how the rap scene is down here. I hear people bumping pretty much anything that's "IN" at them time, as far as what they heard on Rap City or MTV. Maybe even our wack ass radio station plays it, but I wouldn't know. I know there are a lot of rappers trying to come up over here, and I know a couple of them, but they're too much into partying and kicking at the strip clubs to ever make it in the game. I guess there is potential out here, it's just not that big yet. Uh, I haven't heard any NBK since back when they first came out. I can't speak for Phoenix though, kuz they've got their own local rappers that are coming up, and NBK might still be one of them....???
What is that supposed to mean, "but he'll never be black". Are you talking about the color of ones skin, or the soul of an African through expierences lived (through generations) in America. Are you trying to say you *have* to be black in order to embrace the African American culture? If you are saying he will never have black skin, then you have absolutely no valid point worth responding to.
i think when you try to assimilate into the black culture...the lines of real/fake get blurry and like EDJ said 9/10 times people aint real with it
but i think that to a certain extent the black culture is now pop culture and its makin for a lotta wigga this wigga that talk
personally, i appreciate the black culture but im myself im not tryin to be identified by a "look" i wear and listen to what i like and i kno that im real but im thinkin that when shit gets to be fake is when doods try to look like the budweiser commercial kids then be like "excuse me" all timidly. . . thats for punks
but i think that to a certain extent the black culture is now pop culture and its makin for a lotta wigga this wigga that talk
personally, i appreciate the black culture but im myself im not tryin to be identified by a "look" i wear and listen to what i like and i kno that im real but im thinkin that when shit gets to be fake is when doods try to look like the budweiser commercial kids then be like "excuse me" all timidly. . . thats for punks