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dude is funny
kinda dumb tho
kinda dumb tho
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Why?Originally Posted by tim teufel
If this generation really likes his music we are in serious trouble
Why?Originally Posted by tim teufel
If this generation really likes his music we are in serious trouble
Originally Posted by ILLIONAIRE
I always said that explaining Lil B to the average rap fan is just a waste of time. Small minds don't see the big picture.
Originally Posted by ILLIONAIRE
I always said that explaining Lil B to the average rap fan is just a waste of time. Small minds don't see the big picture.
Why do people make asinine statements like this?Originally Posted by tim teufel
If this generation really likes his music we are in serious trouble
Why do people make asinine statements like this?Originally Posted by tim teufel
If this generation really likes his music we are in serious trouble
Originally Posted by Screech
If your a fan of Lil B your most likely boarder linegay******ed
Originally Posted by Screech
If your a fan of Lil B your most likely boarder linegay******ed
What do you mean why? He's full of it, his music hurts the African-American image, it's degrading, and self-defeating towards the reconstruction of African-American psyche.Originally Posted by DCAllAmerican
Why?Originally Posted by tim teufel
If this generation really likes his music we are in serious trouble
What do you mean why? He's full of it, his music hurts the African-American image, it's degrading, and self-defeating towards the reconstruction of African-American psyche.Originally Posted by DCAllAmerican
Why?Originally Posted by tim teufel
If this generation really likes his music we are in serious trouble
I don't get this...I don't like Lil' B's music, but I'm not going to hate on the next man because he listens to him. Lil' B ain't hurting anyone. I honestly don't think folks take him too seriously and just put his +#!! on because he's got good beats etc. I got plenty of dumb +#!! on my iPod and I'm well over 21...why judge someone? Even when I was that age, A LOT of the dumb music I listened to at the time had little-to-no bearing on who I was as a person. He's only a bad example if you LET him become a bad example. There are PLENTY of positive influences out there but it's really easy to pick on what you perceive as negative and attach that connotation to a group of people. Lil' B is NOT setting an example or standard for future generations to follow. It's not that serious. Really.Originally Posted by Stockholm Patriot
What do you mean why? He's full of it, his music hurts the African-American image, it's degrading, and self-defeating towards the reconstruction of African-American psyche.Originally Posted by DCAllAmerican
Why?Originally Posted by tim teufel
If this generation really likes his music we are in serious trouble
And sure, everybody else non-minority can fly to his rescue and say "it's just music" or "the grey god brings together"...but the truth is I've seen enough "My parents are racists" threads
or "Everytime I turn on WSHH it's someone African-American" comments to know that you truly don't believe his B.S. nor would you defend his music against your parents...You know and I know
after college, h.s., or 21 Lil B will become obsolete in your life he's fad. But he's setting an example and standard for future generations to follow. Hitler was an idiot too, look what he accomplished.
I don't get this...I don't like Lil' B's music, but I'm not going to hate on the next man because he listens to him. Lil' B ain't hurting anyone. I honestly don't think folks take him too seriously and just put his +#!! on because he's got good beats etc. I got plenty of dumb +#!! on my iPod and I'm well over 21...why judge someone? Even when I was that age, A LOT of the dumb music I listened to at the time had little-to-no bearing on who I was as a person. He's only a bad example if you LET him become a bad example. There are PLENTY of positive influences out there but it's really easy to pick on what you perceive as negative and attach that connotation to a group of people. Lil' B is NOT setting an example or standard for future generations to follow. It's not that serious. Really.Originally Posted by Stockholm Patriot
What do you mean why? He's full of it, his music hurts the African-American image, it's degrading, and self-defeating towards the reconstruction of African-American psyche.Originally Posted by DCAllAmerican
Why?Originally Posted by tim teufel
If this generation really likes his music we are in serious trouble
And sure, everybody else non-minority can fly to his rescue and say "it's just music" or "the grey god brings together"...but the truth is I've seen enough "My parents are racists" threads
or "Everytime I turn on WSHH it's someone African-American" comments to know that you truly don't believe his B.S. nor would you defend his music against your parents...You know and I know
after college, h.s., or 21 Lil B will become obsolete in your life he's fad. But he's setting an example and standard for future generations to follow. Hitler was an idiot too, look what he accomplished.
Originally Posted by tim teufel
If this generation really likes his music we are in serious trouble
Originally Posted by tim teufel
If this generation really likes his music we are in serious trouble
Originally Posted by DaNiKeRhiNo
Originally Posted by ILLIONAIRE
I always said that explaining Lil B to the average rap fan is just a waste of time. Small minds don't see the big picture.
You guys give Lil B way too much credit. Dude doesn't talk about !*!*. That's the only difference between him and other rappers.