yeah that right there means we don't have anything further to discuss...Originally Posted by mytmouse76
so b/c it wasn't on your cousin's facebook status it means no one cares?
im not even saying its that important but that wasn't the best example...
and what does that video have to do w/how you're treated at work?
yeah that right there means we don't have anything further to discuss...Originally Posted by mytmouse76
so b/c it wasn't on your cousin's facebook status it means no one cares?
im not even saying its that important but that wasn't the best example...
and what does that video have to do w/how you're treated at work?
Originally Posted by Mrsouthernhospitality
I never thought i would see the day when dudes would record themselves threatening�
to put guns in folks mouth and pistol whooping people
Originally Posted by Mrsouthernhospitality
I never thought i would see the day when dudes would record themselves threatening�
to put guns in folks mouth and pistol whooping people
Originally Posted by lakersreppa008
Originally Posted by Mrsouthernhospitality
I never thought i would see the day when dudes would record themselves threatening�
to put guns in folks mouth and pistol whooping peopleDude is a clown.
Originally Posted by lakersreppa008
Originally Posted by Mrsouthernhospitality
I never thought i would see the day when dudes would record themselves threatening�
to put guns in folks mouth and pistol whooping peopleDude is a clown.
Originally Posted by Stockholm Patriot
Originally Posted by keithsweatsjordans
According to who? Dudes still stuck on album sales....you're forgetting about singles, tours, etc. And also, I think you're underplaying the significance of social media. Athletes can't even tweet these days without ESPN puttin it on air. I guess the KG/Villanueva saga stayed in the confines of the ghetto too? We all know Chris Brown wants the level of success he had before the fight, and situations like this hurt much more than they help. Period.Originally Posted by Stockholm Patriot
Hip-Hop and R&B is not big business anymore ...neither is Chris Brown, he's damaged goods as the "boy next door".
So this wouldn't make headlines big enough for anyone important to raise and eyebrow.
Quarrels like these do not stretch beyond the confines of the institution we call "the ghetto" .... people simply don't care.
Underplaying what significance? It's a twitter beef, (and I say this honestly as I can without sounding offensive or self-hating), between two random black guys that no one knows....Sure I know who Chris Brown is and I'm sure suburban females 19-25 know who he is...but anyone else knows him as a "woman beater". So him engaging in "ghetto" B.S. will not arouse anyone's attention THAT MATTERS.
This wont be on Larry King, Nancy Grace, Headline, Hardball etc...Most this will get is a sidestare from Rocsi and Terrance (who are my age 27-2. And a damaging blow from TMZ, not because of the coverage but because this guy went from Multi-platinum, million dollar, movie star, with one of the baddest women on this planet...To making mixtapes with Tyga and beefing with sexually molested has-beens on twitter....anyone I know 19-25 wouldn't even care. My little cousin is 18 and was the BIGGEST CB fan just 2 years ago, she's in college and her facebook status didn't mention NOTHING!.
As for this video, I hate to say it cause I'm a very active volunteer in the advancement of African-Americans but I agree with disrespectful Caucasians.
Being called the N word on Xbox, or dismissive treatment at the work place or school etc...I'd be frustrated too if because of Affirmative Action
I had to tolerate ignorance and give those an "opportunity" that don't deserve it but are ensured it because the color of their skin. It's an equal effort and African Americans
aren't holding up out end of the bargain.
C'mon ...these guys received Kid's Choice awards, Image Awards, Grammys and were considered role models.
And yet they're making death threats, homophobic semantics, and anti-social behavior perpetuating the idea that African-Americans cannot come to a resolution
without violence and are unable to communicate feelings efficiently enough to be respected in society as civil.
I gave up on "new" Hip-Hop early this year, I've always listened to all genres but Hip-Hop was my first choice ...not anymore, I think I've evolved as a person
to where I feel ignorant and a toolish if I pretend to find today's lyrics and behavior "normal". That's why most people don't take African-American's seriously upon first
impressions and greet you with "Yo dawg", or the latest trending catch phrases....cause deep down inside they're like "what the ___? these are grown men chanting this ignorance
and even dying over it, no EDUCATED person I know would take this seriously"
Originally Posted by Stockholm Patriot
Originally Posted by keithsweatsjordans
According to who? Dudes still stuck on album sales....you're forgetting about singles, tours, etc. And also, I think you're underplaying the significance of social media. Athletes can't even tweet these days without ESPN puttin it on air. I guess the KG/Villanueva saga stayed in the confines of the ghetto too? We all know Chris Brown wants the level of success he had before the fight, and situations like this hurt much more than they help. Period.Originally Posted by Stockholm Patriot
Hip-Hop and R&B is not big business anymore ...neither is Chris Brown, he's damaged goods as the "boy next door".
So this wouldn't make headlines big enough for anyone important to raise and eyebrow.
Quarrels like these do not stretch beyond the confines of the institution we call "the ghetto" .... people simply don't care.
Underplaying what significance? It's a twitter beef, (and I say this honestly as I can without sounding offensive or self-hating), between two random black guys that no one knows....Sure I know who Chris Brown is and I'm sure suburban females 19-25 know who he is...but anyone else knows him as a "woman beater". So him engaging in "ghetto" B.S. will not arouse anyone's attention THAT MATTERS.
This wont be on Larry King, Nancy Grace, Headline, Hardball etc...Most this will get is a sidestare from Rocsi and Terrance (who are my age 27-2
As for this video, I hate to say it cause I'm a very active volunteer in the advancement of African-Americans but I agree with disrespectful Caucasians.
Being called the N word on Xbox, or dismissive treatment at the work place or school etc...I'd be frustrated too if because of Affirmative Action
I had to tolerate ignorance and give those an "opportunity" that don't deserve it but are ensured it because the color of their skin. It's an equal effort and African Americans
aren't holding up out end of the bargain.
C'mon ...these guys received Kid's Choice awards, Image Awards, Grammys and were considered role models.
And yet they're making death threats, homophobic semantics, and anti-social behavior perpetuating the idea that African-Americans cannot come to a resolution
without violence and are unable to communicate feelings efficiently enough to be respected in society as civil.
I gave up on "new" Hip-Hop early this year, I've always listened to all genres but Hip-Hop was my first choice ...not anymore, I think I've evolved as a person
to where I feel ignorant and a toolish if I pretend to find today's lyrics and behavior "normal". That's why most people don't take African-American's seriously upon first
impressions and greet you with "Yo dawg", or the latest trending catch phrases....cause deep down inside they're like "what the ___? these are grown men chanting this ignorance
and even dying over it, no EDUCATED person I know would take this seriously"
Originally Posted by Stockholm Patriot
yeah that right there means we don't have anything further to discuss...Originally Posted by mytmouse76
so b/c it wasn't on your cousin's facebook status it means no one cares?
im not even saying its that important but that wasn't the best example...
and what does that video have to do w/how you're treated at work?
Originally Posted by Stockholm Patriot
yeah that right there means we don't have anything further to discuss...Originally Posted by mytmouse76
so b/c it wasn't on your cousin's facebook status it means no one cares?
im not even saying its that important but that wasn't the best example...
and what does that video have to do w/how you're treated at work?
Dude made it a point to say no one cares then wrote a %%*+@%* novella. Relax bro.Originally Posted by DJprestige21
Originally Posted by Stockholm Patriot
Originally Posted by keithsweatsjordans
According to who? Dudes still stuck on album sales....you're forgetting about singles, tours, etc. And also, I think you're underplaying the significance of social media. Athletes can't even tweet these days without ESPN puttin it on air. I guess the KG/Villanueva saga stayed in the confines of the ghetto too? We all know Chris Brown wants the level of success he had before the fight, and situations like this hurt much more than they help. Period.Originally Posted by Stockholm Patriot
Hip-Hop and R&B is not big business anymore ...neither is Chris Brown, he's damaged goods as the "boy next door".
So this wouldn't make headlines big enough for anyone important to raise and eyebrow.
Quarrels like these do not stretch beyond the confines of the institution we call "the ghetto" .... people simply don't care.
Underplaying what significance? It's a twitter beef, (and I say this honestly as I can without sounding offensive or self-hating), between two random black guys that no one knows....Sure I know who Chris Brown is and I'm sure suburban females 19-25 know who he is...but anyone else knows him as a "woman beater". So him engaging in "ghetto" B.S. will not arouse anyone's attention THAT MATTERS.
This wont be on Larry King, Nancy Grace, Headline, Hardball etc...Most this will get is a sidestare from Rocsi and Terrance (who are my age 27-2
As for this video, I hate to say it cause I'm a very active volunteer in the advancement of African-Americans but I agree with disrespectful Caucasians.
Being called the N word on Xbox, or dismissive treatment at the work place or school etc...I'd be frustrated too if because of Affirmative Action
I had to tolerate ignorance and give those an "opportunity" that don't deserve it but are ensured it because the color of their skin. It's an equal effort and African Americans
aren't holding up out end of the bargain.
C'mon ...these guys received Kid's Choice awards, Image Awards, Grammys and were considered role models.
And yet they're making death threats, homophobic semantics, and anti-social behavior perpetuating the idea that African-Americans cannot come to a resolution
without violence and are unable to communicate feelings efficiently enough to be respected in society as civil.
I gave up on "new" Hip-Hop early this year, I've always listened to all genres but Hip-Hop was my first choice ...not anymore, I think I've evolved as a person
to where I feel ignorant and a toolish if I pretend to find today's lyrics and behavior "normal". That's why most people don't take African-American's seriously upon first
impressions and greet you with "Yo dawg", or the latest trending catch phrases....cause deep down inside they're like "what the ___? these are grown men chanting this ignorance
and even dying over it, no EDUCATED person I know would take this seriously"
I just came in the thread and haven't even read anything yet.
You automatically lost for writing all that about a R&B twitter beef.
Dude made it a point to say no one cares then wrote a %%*+@%* novella. Relax bro.Originally Posted by DJprestige21
Originally Posted by Stockholm Patriot
Originally Posted by keithsweatsjordans
According to who? Dudes still stuck on album sales....you're forgetting about singles, tours, etc. And also, I think you're underplaying the significance of social media. Athletes can't even tweet these days without ESPN puttin it on air. I guess the KG/Villanueva saga stayed in the confines of the ghetto too? We all know Chris Brown wants the level of success he had before the fight, and situations like this hurt much more than they help. Period.Originally Posted by Stockholm Patriot
Hip-Hop and R&B is not big business anymore ...neither is Chris Brown, he's damaged goods as the "boy next door".
So this wouldn't make headlines big enough for anyone important to raise and eyebrow.
Quarrels like these do not stretch beyond the confines of the institution we call "the ghetto" .... people simply don't care.
Underplaying what significance? It's a twitter beef, (and I say this honestly as I can without sounding offensive or self-hating), between two random black guys that no one knows....Sure I know who Chris Brown is and I'm sure suburban females 19-25 know who he is...but anyone else knows him as a "woman beater". So him engaging in "ghetto" B.S. will not arouse anyone's attention THAT MATTERS.
This wont be on Larry King, Nancy Grace, Headline, Hardball etc...Most this will get is a sidestare from Rocsi and Terrance (who are my age 27-2
As for this video, I hate to say it cause I'm a very active volunteer in the advancement of African-Americans but I agree with disrespectful Caucasians.
Being called the N word on Xbox, or dismissive treatment at the work place or school etc...I'd be frustrated too if because of Affirmative Action
I had to tolerate ignorance and give those an "opportunity" that don't deserve it but are ensured it because the color of their skin. It's an equal effort and African Americans
aren't holding up out end of the bargain.
C'mon ...these guys received Kid's Choice awards, Image Awards, Grammys and were considered role models.
And yet they're making death threats, homophobic semantics, and anti-social behavior perpetuating the idea that African-Americans cannot come to a resolution
without violence and are unable to communicate feelings efficiently enough to be respected in society as civil.
I gave up on "new" Hip-Hop early this year, I've always listened to all genres but Hip-Hop was my first choice ...not anymore, I think I've evolved as a person
to where I feel ignorant and a toolish if I pretend to find today's lyrics and behavior "normal". That's why most people don't take African-American's seriously upon first
impressions and greet you with "Yo dawg", or the latest trending catch phrases....cause deep down inside they're like "what the ___? these are grown men chanting this ignorance
and even dying over it, no EDUCATED person I know would take this seriously"
I just came in the thread and haven't even read anything yet.
You automatically lost for writing all that about a R&B twitter beef.
