NONSTOP....
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I stand by what I said on that song. If you are taking it the wrong way, there really ain't much I can do about it.
Listen to the song and get an understanding of what the song is about. It talks in 3rd person, and talks about how people act in the club.
The urban elements black folks and liquor
The thug the goons brown water and sifter
The sag of the pants seam hang to the floor
the shells hit the ground and they run for the door
They bangin like 50 when he came for Ja dog
Fuck these White Folks and all they club laws
It's the streets in the music that birth the culture
The ink and the blood that painted the portrait
That's the mentality that niggaz have when it goes down in the club. They don't care about the security, OLCC, if the club gets shutdown, or anything else. Listen to the rest of the verses. It's what you would call social commentary.
And if there is a problem, I don't have a problem hollerin at you bro. We both grown men homie. I think that we have already had 2 conversations about this. And I don't think either of us are on some sucka shit. Unless niggaz are taking something the wrong way.
Keep it gangsta.
Listen to the song and get an understanding of what the song is about. It talks in 3rd person, and talks about how people act in the club.
The urban elements black folks and liquor
The thug the goons brown water and sifter
The sag of the pants seam hang to the floor
the shells hit the ground and they run for the door
They bangin like 50 when he came for Ja dog
Fuck these White Folks and all they club laws
It's the streets in the music that birth the culture
The ink and the blood that painted the portrait
That's the mentality that niggaz have when it goes down in the club. They don't care about the security, OLCC, if the club gets shutdown, or anything else. Listen to the rest of the verses. It's what you would call social commentary.
And if there is a problem, I don't have a problem hollerin at you bro. We both grown men homie. I think that we have already had 2 conversations about this. And I don't think either of us are on some sucka shit. Unless niggaz are taking something the wrong way.
Keep it gangsta.
Cool Nutz ain't no racist man and believe that when I say that. He was the first rapper outside my town to really show me love in person when it came down to it. I was a nerdy ass sophomore or junior in high school when I first met dude. I had been in contact with dude through the siccness and he had a show coming out here and he gave me the ad for the show and I promoted that shit and he saw it when he went around Missoula. He respected that and gave me his catalog for free after the show. He was on some game recognize game shit and im as white as powder man. His line may come off as racist, I heard it when I got the mixtape and had to relisten to it, but afterwards I knew it wasn't on that tip after I read into what he was saying.
I mean 2 of my favorite rappers are Kam & Paris who come off VERY racist but I know from reading interviews that they aren't racist, they just hate the people who ARE racist so they come off like that. If me being white and I can put up with them, then I can figure out some random statement from Cool Nutz for what it really is saying.
I mean 2 of my favorite rappers are Kam & Paris who come off VERY racist but I know from reading interviews that they aren't racist, they just hate the people who ARE racist so they come off like that. If me being white and I can put up with them, then I can figure out some random statement from Cool Nutz for what it really is saying.
Just because you're a racist doesn't mean you can't be pragmatic or a businessman. You did his work for him, and instead of getting paid 3 figures or more in cash, he was able to pay you in CDs that cost him $2 or less a unit. Purely being Devil's advocate on this one. You set yourself up with that first paragraph.
"I can't be racist! I have 4 black friends!"
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"Cool Nutz can't be racist! He was nice to me, and I'm white!"
Kam and Paris are 2 racist motherfuckers, period. Again...pragmatics. White people eat that Anti-White Rap shit UP. They are the #1 consumers of it. Is that not the truth? They give Anti-White rappers a LOT of rope....a LOT. And you know what they say about Ropes and Black people.
I am not going to call Cool Nutz a racist because, 1, I don't know him, and 2, racist is a dumbass word to call someone online. All I know is, in any context, that was a bad line. It would be like me rapping a song about what it's like to be a redneck and see some nigger walk into the store and buy a 40. "Fuck These Niggers and Their Forties", could easily be a comparable line.
When you can say "Fuck These White people" and then have White people come to your aid and defend you.....I mean, its almost enough to make you forget about slavery and 400 years of psychological domination.
...Almost.
No tables have turned. This is disassembling and misunderestimation at its finest. I am eating popcorn and loving this. The string-pulling continues. Everybody is fiddling and foot-shuffling in unison, finger-snapping and mouth-grinning. I am really having a good time here.
"I can't be racist! I have 4 black friends!"
==
"Cool Nutz can't be racist! He was nice to me, and I'm white!"
Kam and Paris are 2 racist motherfuckers, period. Again...pragmatics. White people eat that Anti-White Rap shit UP. They are the #1 consumers of it. Is that not the truth? They give Anti-White rappers a LOT of rope....a LOT. And you know what they say about Ropes and Black people.
I am not going to call Cool Nutz a racist because, 1, I don't know him, and 2, racist is a dumbass word to call someone online. All I know is, in any context, that was a bad line. It would be like me rapping a song about what it's like to be a redneck and see some nigger walk into the store and buy a 40. "Fuck These Niggers and Their Forties", could easily be a comparable line.
When you can say "Fuck These White people" and then have White people come to your aid and defend you.....I mean, its almost enough to make you forget about slavery and 400 years of psychological domination.
...Almost.
No tables have turned. This is disassembling and misunderestimation at its finest. I am eating popcorn and loving this. The string-pulling continues. Everybody is fiddling and foot-shuffling in unison, finger-snapping and mouth-grinning. I am really having a good time here.
Youre not going to call Cool Nutz a racist.. 1.because he isnt one and 2. because you dont know him.
And yada yada about you rapping.. you could rap about eating babies and nooobody would fuckin' know it BECAUSE YOURE NOT A RAPPER. Stop hopping in threads and tryin' to stir the pot- youre one of those weak fucks that will do what they can to add fuel to the fire and then step back in the shadows, trying not to pee your pants as things escalate out of control..
"I'm really having a good time here" ... youre an idiot.
And I dont care if youre mixed or not.. you saying 'n*gger' is offensive- period.
Lol @ someone who is 0 parts Black being mad at a half Black man saying Nigger. Are you going to cry about it, friend? Nigger and Nigga are the exact same word. Go look up the etymology.
We will see what is up with my raps, friend. I am getting back in The Game (no homo). My Sabbatical is winding down. And All White People, Club owners or otherwise, will be welcome to listen to my tight new music.
We will see what is up with my raps, friend. I am getting back in The Game (no homo). My Sabbatical is winding down. And All White People, Club owners or otherwise, will be welcome to listen to my tight new music.
I stand by what I said on that song. If you are taking it the wrong way, there really ain't much I can do about it.
Listen to the song and get an understanding of what the song is about. It talks in 3rd person, and talks about how people act in the club.
The urban elements black folks and liquor
The thug the goons brown water and sifter
The sag of the pants seam hang to the floor
the shells hit the ground and they run for the door
They bangin like 50 when he came for Ja dog
Fuck these White Folks and all they club laws
It's the streets in the music that birth the culture
The ink and the blood that painted the portrait
That's the mentality that niggaz have when it goes down in the club. They don't care about the security, OLCC, if the club gets shutdown, or anything else. Listen to the rest of the verses. It's what you would call social commentary.
And if there is a problem, I don't have a problem hollerin at you bro. We both grown men homie. I think that we have already had 2 conversations about this. And I don't think either of us are on some sucka shit. Unless niggaz are taking something the wrong way.
Keep it gangsta.
Listen to the song and get an understanding of what the song is about. It talks in 3rd person, and talks about how people act in the club.
The urban elements black folks and liquor
The thug the goons brown water and sifter
The sag of the pants seam hang to the floor
the shells hit the ground and they run for the door
They bangin like 50 when he came for Ja dog
Fuck these White Folks and all they club laws
It's the streets in the music that birth the culture
The ink and the blood that painted the portrait
That's the mentality that niggaz have when it goes down in the club. They don't care about the security, OLCC, if the club gets shutdown, or anything else. Listen to the rest of the verses. It's what you would call social commentary.
And if there is a problem, I don't have a problem hollerin at you bro. We both grown men homie. I think that we have already had 2 conversations about this. And I don't think either of us are on some sucka shit. Unless niggaz are taking something the wrong way.
Keep it gangsta.
thanks bro^^
ill put some stuff up here soon that me and him just finished when i mix it... that dude got a real good feel.. its easy as hell to work wit him, we bang out like 4 or 5 songs a day when were in work mode...
yall can check out "ride wit me" on www.myspace.com/mystahnonstop
but xpanther, i aint sensitive at all... imma leave it alone, the www dont need to be in our business... just realize everyone got personal problems... you never know what a mans goin thru, and a few words can make a person flip out..
ill put some stuff up here soon that me and him just finished when i mix it... that dude got a real good feel.. its easy as hell to work wit him, we bang out like 4 or 5 songs a day when were in work mode...
yall can check out "ride wit me" on www.myspace.com/mystahnonstop
but xpanther, i aint sensitive at all... imma leave it alone, the www dont need to be in our business... just realize everyone got personal problems... you never know what a mans goin thru, and a few words can make a person flip out..
The main thing is. Everyone should run out and grab the mixtape. When I made it, I wasn't thinking of controversy, but I guess we have some.
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I love everyone.
Get the Controversial "Voice of Northeast Portland" Here
I love everyone.