OK!!! WHAT YALL GOTTA SAY NOW???
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@DeepEastBeast I thought the Sicc was slicker than that I know this dude Antilabs got the joke the clever mothafucka that he is...but damn man yall really missed the shit that was a fuckin softball...still swung and missed tho. God damn.
I guess in a Lil B thread tho that shit is a sensitive subject you ol sensite ass bitch. hahahaha
I guess in a Lil B thread tho that shit is a sensitive subject you ol sensite ass bitch. hahahaha
Ummmmm on the back of a diss album aimed at Hus??? Come on dude...there was a track on the album where Wax talks about Hus wearing the heels and what them dudes in the pen would do if they seen it.
Geeeeeeezus. Some of yall so used to tryin so hard to convince people you ain't a straight dick grabber. It's a shame. What's your sisters number so I can peel her back in the bed of my truck. She can tell your that the kid G at no mothafuckin punk
Geeeeeeezus. Some of yall so used to tryin so hard to convince people you ain't a straight dick grabber. It's a shame. What's your sisters number so I can peel her back in the bed of my truck. She can tell your that the kid G at no mothafuckin punk
lil b is a rapper turned rapping comedian to me. none of those songs he makes are suppose to be good as you can tell. he probably took 5 minutes out of his day and a beat he got from one of his friends and freestyled a whole song at his house, then grabbed his camera, shot a video for 20 minutes and put it on youtube. i'm not a fan of his but i can enjoy his videos cuz they're funny, lil b says stupid funny shit and he does a funny dance. he does get some good beats though which speak for how good beats can make anything big.
sadly it really is modern day cooning though but rap has been like that for a long time unfortunately. it's sad that we had groups like public enemy and now we're here. real shit will always exist in the streets of this country and in the minds of many even if it's not represented in a lot of the rap music. among all the fake music, soft rappers, and joke rappers, i really wish we had some new artists with hot music and something to say. it really makes you think about what malcolm x said about how black people valued money over everything including the civil rights movement of the day, which ironically is a slogan in rap music today, but also you can't survive without it so i guess rappers will sell out regardless.
sadly it really is modern day cooning though but rap has been like that for a long time unfortunately. it's sad that we had groups like public enemy and now we're here. real shit will always exist in the streets of this country and in the minds of many even if it's not represented in a lot of the rap music. among all the fake music, soft rappers, and joke rappers, i really wish we had some new artists with hot music and something to say. it really makes you think about what malcolm x said about how black people valued money over everything including the civil rights movement of the day, which ironically is a slogan in rap music today, but also you can't survive without it so i guess rappers will sell out regardless.
LMAO! I'm hella late this this thread. That title cracked me up, but in all seriousness it's mockery of those who are suffering with the virus. It's not funny when you look at it from that angle. That's as bad as titling an album, "I Have Cancer" and making a mockery of it.
West Coast rap / Bay area to be identified with Lil B as a representative? Is it bad? Yes, I guess we can lean towards that. He's making a mockery of serious issues and lifestyles. Then again, it's no different than the whole hyphy movement where the mentally disabled were made a mockery of.
I think if we look at the big picture, the West Coast has been laughed at by the rest of the world long before Lil B came into the picture. We can view it as the Bay has been a trend setter to some slang words etc. in the game, but when the world didn't take in the hypy movement, meant the world shook their head at that & left it alone.
A rapper on youtube smoking weed, getting drunk, with bitches etc. can be viewed as nothing more than a tattooed, wannabe, pill popping, alcoholic, swap meet, fake bling wearing, money & gun flashing rapper who does all of the above to fit the stereotype & simply be accepted.
I'm not defending Lil B, but I am saying that if we're going to play the blame game, we need to look at where it all started to go off track.
West Coast rap / Bay area to be identified with Lil B as a representative? Is it bad? Yes, I guess we can lean towards that. He's making a mockery of serious issues and lifestyles. Then again, it's no different than the whole hyphy movement where the mentally disabled were made a mockery of.
I think if we look at the big picture, the West Coast has been laughed at by the rest of the world long before Lil B came into the picture. We can view it as the Bay has been a trend setter to some slang words etc. in the game, but when the world didn't take in the hypy movement, meant the world shook their head at that & left it alone.
A rapper on youtube smoking weed, getting drunk, with bitches etc. can be viewed as nothing more than a tattooed, wannabe, pill popping, alcoholic, swap meet, fake bling wearing, money & gun flashing rapper who does all of the above to fit the stereotype & simply be accepted.
I'm not defending Lil B, but I am saying that if we're going to play the blame game, we need to look at where it all started to go off track.
