It's a shame that few people are shocked by Vince Staples the way this woman was, and that people are making fun of her for criticizing the banalization of violence by Vince Staples
We live in such a world, saying "run up on him, turn a nigga to Spaghettios" on the radio is normal
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Good post unironically.
it's true. Then when a rapper dies people quickly change their opinion about violence in rap culture.
BITCH YOU THIRSTY
PLEASE GRAB A SPRITE
MY CRIPS LURKIN
DON'T DIE TONIGHT
I JUST WANNA DANCE WITH YOU BABY
JUST DON'T MOVE TOO FAST I'M TOO CRAZY
MAN DOWN DOWNEY AVE'LL GET SHADED
TAKE A NIGGA MIND OFF THAT
WE CAN DIP FUCK IN THE WHIP
SLIDE RIGHT BACK IN THE FUNCTION
ONE WRONG WORD START BUSSIN
PUT THAT ON MY YANKEE HAT
I'M A GANGSTA CRIP FUCK GANGSTA RAP
WHERE THE LADIES AT WHERE THE HOES WHERE THE BITCHES
EVERY REAL NIGGA KNOW THE DIFFERENCE
BANDANA BROWN LIKE THE DOP DADDY SHOOTIN IN THE KITCHEN
REAL NORF SIDE NIGGA NEVER WENT TO POLY, WILSON OR CABRILLO
COCAINE COLOUR OF A CREOLE
T-SKRAP MOVING FOR THE D-LOW
WHERE HE KNOW
yeah, this music probably shouldn't be on the radio. walked past a kid, probably like 6-8 years old, yesterday and he was blaring suicideboys out of a speaker in his backpack. it was a bit off-putting. back in the day they didn't play death metal on the radio, so kids were at least a little older, in their teens, before they started listening to it.
these days with the internet and everything it's really hard to insulate kids like we used to though. they'll find that shit on their own unless you're a hyper helicopter hawk dictating every minute of screen time
You just do what Silicone Valley parents do and don't give the kids access to electronics at all.
Until they are mature? Also source that they do this at SV?
NIGGERS WILL NEVER LEARN. GET IT THROUGH YOUR HEADS.
I thought she was literally just crying over bad words like bitch and nigga or am I wrong?
Cringe post unironically
post link to video or whatever
Based and Christianpilled. (C)rap fans will go about their insane mental gymnastics in order to justify listening to degenerate music like (c)rap.
it wasn't meant serious...r-right?
I mean white women are pretty damn stupid but still
She's complaining that even the censored radio version is very violent and explicit.
>upset kids might here violent lyrics
>not upset some kids live in violent envioronments
>not being upset about both
>you can only care about one thing
What are you talking about? What happened with Vince? Who is that woman?
Vince Staples doesn’t really banalize violence like other rappers though, that’s actually one of his selling points. He describes the fucked up environment he grew up in without glamourizing it (“fuck gangsta rap”). He doesn’t lament about it either, which makes his attitude come off as a cold “this is just what it is”.
“Brown like the dope daddy shooting in the kitchen” is sad as fuck and there’s nothing banal about it. I do agree it’s not music children should be listening to though.
>Brown like the dope daddy shooting in the kitchen
Whats the meaning?
i'm just guessing here but his daddy was shooting dope, or heroin, in the kitchen, which was brown
Are there any rappers who created songs that aged as well as some of the stuff from bands like nirvana and GnR and pink floyd tho?
one fine day we're all gonna be in agreement that hip hop has had, for the most part, a hugely detrimental impact upon the world
it'll be a long while, but we'll get there eventually
>GnR aged well
??
gangstas paradise is unironically still good
>he blames rap for violence
Right, and violent vidyas influencing the youth are the reason Adam Lanza shot up Sandy Hook
it goes beyond mere violence user. way beyond
kids literally browse this site but you wouldn't want it censored would you
>every real nigga know the difference ;_;
I'm still convinced this video was made by an amature film maker or something. It's just too funny and perfect to be real
Music is influenced by society not the other way around.
not exactly. i'd say "music is influenced by society more than music influences society."