Originally Posted by AI for MVP
Wait so you guys think since someone was interested in buying an album with fictional stories of rape and murder means that they should be okay with someone praising actual real life murderers and rapists?Originally Posted by CJ616
Exactly!! These dudes been on that #*$&.
Dude is nowhere near my fav rapper, and I don't care if you cop the albumOriginally Posted by ThunderChunk69
Originally Posted by AI for MVP
Wait so you guys think since someone was interested in buying an album with fictional stories of rape and murder means that they should be okay with someone praising actual real life murderers and rapists?Originally Posted by CJ616
Exactly!! These dudes been on that #*$&.
if these guys rapped well, id cop the album.
your fav rapper is an A-hole, who cares.
Dude is nowhere near my fav rapper, and I don't care if you cop the albumOriginally Posted by ThunderChunk69
Originally Posted by AI for MVP
Wait so you guys think since someone was interested in buying an album with fictional stories of rape and murder means that they should be okay with someone praising actual real life murderers and rapists?Originally Posted by CJ616
Exactly!! These dudes been on that #*$&.
if these guys rapped well, id cop the album.
your fav rapper is an A-hole, who cares.
The anniversary of the shooting just passed so it wasn't no reason. And people in the media have been saying this for years, why is it a shock when Tyler says it?
The anniversary of the shooting just passed so it wasn't no reason. And people in the media have been saying this for years, why is it a shock when Tyler says it?
1. I don't see the part where he's praising them for what they did.
1. I don't see the part where he's praising them for what they did.
Justified, really??? I was not trying to infer that he praised them, I could have worded that differently. I could see how someone could take his words as disrespect, because those "cool kids" murdered their child.Originally Posted by CallHimAR
Where did he PRAISE what these two kids did? He said if people had taken the time to listen to them instead of bullying them to the point of murder, maybe people would have realized the were actually cool kids. How is this in ANY WAY offensive? Anyone with half a brain should be able to understand this.
Also, if a rapper tried to say that the 9/11 attacks could be justified/understood by looking at the actual ideas of the terrorists/Bin Laden/Al Qaeda, first I would buy his album because he was more intelligent than 99% of the American population for actually trying to understand WHY these things happened. Then I would play it daily because it wasn't talking about how much money said rapper had or what kind of car he/she drives.
On a lighter note, May 13th in NYC. Can't @*$#+@* wait.
Justified, really??? I was not trying to infer that he praised them, I could have worded that differently. I could see how someone could take his words as disrespect, because those "cool kids" murdered their child.Originally Posted by CallHimAR
Where did he PRAISE what these two kids did? He said if people had taken the time to listen to them instead of bullying them to the point of murder, maybe people would have realized the were actually cool kids. How is this in ANY WAY offensive? Anyone with half a brain should be able to understand this.
Also, if a rapper tried to say that the 9/11 attacks could be justified/understood by looking at the actual ideas of the terrorists/Bin Laden/Al Qaeda, first I would buy his album because he was more intelligent than 99% of the American population for actually trying to understand WHY these things happened. Then I would play it daily because it wasn't talking about how much money said rapper had or what kind of car he/she drives.
On a lighter note, May 13th in NYC. Can't @*$#+@* wait.
Oh indeed. But they were not "big" outside of the hip-hop realm -- who was going to get upset? Let Lady Gaga or Kanye say some !$@+ like that ...
Oh indeed. But they were not "big" outside of the hip-hop realm -- who was going to get upset? Let Lady Gaga or Kanye say some !$@+ like that ...
no one listened to my "wack *@+ song?" you positive about that sir?
no one listened to my "wack *@+ song?" you positive about that sir?
Originally Posted by illfrozn
Justified, really??? I was not trying to infer that he praised them, I could have worded that differently. I could see how someone could take his words as disrespect, because those "cool kids" murdered their child.Originally Posted by CallHimAR
Where did he PRAISE what these two kids did? He said if people had taken the time to listen to them instead of bullying them to the point of murder, maybe people would have realized the were actually cool kids. How is this in ANY WAY offensive? Anyone with half a brain should be able to understand this.
Also, if a rapper tried to say that the 9/11 attacks could be justified/understood by looking at the actual ideas of the terrorists/Bin Laden/Al Qaeda, first I would buy his album because he was more intelligent than 99% of the American population for actually trying to understand WHY these things happened. Then I would play it daily because it wasn't talking about how much money said rapper had or what kind of car he/she drives.
On a lighter note, May 13th in NYC. Can't @*$#+@* wait.
He said they were "probably cool as F". Yes, someone clearly should have paid them more attention, but to say they were probably cool is silly, IMO. People that were "probably cool" wouldn't unnecessarily kill and call people the N-word before killing them. If Tyler was at that school, they probably would've let him have it too. How "probably cool" would they be then? He is insulated (as are most of you guys) from the situation, creating a numbness. Doesn't mean it's OK though. That's just my 2 cents ...
Originally Posted by illfrozn
Justified, really??? I was not trying to infer that he praised them, I could have worded that differently. I could see how someone could take his words as disrespect, because those "cool kids" murdered their child.Originally Posted by CallHimAR
Where did he PRAISE what these two kids did? He said if people had taken the time to listen to them instead of bullying them to the point of murder, maybe people would have realized the were actually cool kids. How is this in ANY WAY offensive? Anyone with half a brain should be able to understand this.
Also, if a rapper tried to say that the 9/11 attacks could be justified/understood by looking at the actual ideas of the terrorists/Bin Laden/Al Qaeda, first I would buy his album because he was more intelligent than 99% of the American population for actually trying to understand WHY these things happened. Then I would play it daily because it wasn't talking about how much money said rapper had or what kind of car he/she drives.
On a lighter note, May 13th in NYC. Can't @*$#+@* wait.
He said they were "probably cool as F". Yes, someone clearly should have paid them more attention, but to say they were probably cool is silly, IMO. People that were "probably cool" wouldn't unnecessarily kill and call people the N-word before killing them. If Tyler was at that school, they probably would've let him have it too. How "probably cool" would they be then? He is insulated (as are most of you guys) from the situation, creating a numbness. Doesn't mean it's OK though. That's just my 2 cents ...
