The kid who is stuck listening to radio, only, got way more economic issues affecting their lives than *insert-your-least-favorite-new-rapper*.

The kids who aren't stuck listening to radio tend to have more options all the way around, beyond music choice, so the antics of Weezy F Baby means less to them than their Momma's performance review.

Look, you know what all of this focus on hiphop and youth in the past 20 years REALLY seems like?

A culture that's to afraid to challenge the social institutions that are killing us and would rather waste time chasing after interchangeable 20 year old pop acts