No doubt these guys got a lot of positivity goin on, and the best part is how it's in real life as well as in the music. Hearing hip hop completely dedicated to Afrocentric political thought is great and rare. I just think they're sending off the wrong message with the gun thing, when there are so many other things you could encourage the youth to do. It'd be nice to hear what they have to say on the topic. Here's another question, and if no one responds to this, I'm gonna probably make it another post. DOES IT NOT DEVALUE THEIR CONSCIOUSNESS THAT THEY FREELY USE THE WORD NIGGA?