2535913, RE: This isn't specific to Hip Hop Posted by COOLEHMAGAZINE, Fri Apr-08-11 01:33 PM
>I guess I see your point but Metal has had some of those same >things you pointed out about Hip Hop long before Hip Hop >existed. So did Punk and Rock N Roll. If this type of attitude >or behavior annoys you that's one thing but you can't act like >Hip Hop introduced that type of mentality to the masses >because that's just not true. This just reminds me of when my >uncles would get together to complain about "nigga shit". >Basically how fucked up niggas are and how we do shit that >nobody else does when the reality is if you pull back and >really look at things objectively EVERY group has some of the >same things going on in some segment of their community. Metal >fans have long named themselves after their favorite bands. I >know a ton of white dudes with tats of their favorite bands, >plenty of dudes name their kids after their favorite rock hero >(how many little white kids are named Elvis or Lennon?) and >let's be real...can you say that anyone in Hip Hop is more >fanatical about their music or music artists than rock fans? >White folks made up the term "Rock God", "Guitar God", etc. I >just don't see how you can act like this is something specific >to Hip Hop. If having a Wu Tang tat makes you immature and a >"retard" then why doesn't having a Ramones or Sex pistols >tat?
Stop making sense! This is about the lack of male role models in the modern black family!!!!!!!!
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