- May 11, 2017
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Auntie thick *** ain’t playing wit you stupid *** ****** no more
Rap About Nothing: Hip Hop Chat Thread
- Thread in 'Music' Thread starter Started by brivera716,
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- May 11, 2017
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“Whadda Shmuck” 
- Jul 30, 2017
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I think we can agree wasted talent > El capo
- May 14, 2002
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Yeah… this JID album is great.
- Aug 11, 2012
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Man, it’s wild to me how The “free speech”people are REALLY quiet
But on the real…They need to for sure cut down on the violent crime in the A (and everywhere in general). But they routinely never address the root problems of these crimes. Never hold the people driving wealth disparity and actually looting the public funds accountable. Rather, they look the other way…then protect them until it’s not in their interest anyway. And continue to protect the rich classes property….while ignoring poverty. A vacuum wilL just open, and another crew will Fill it. This has been the way of America since the late 1800s (when immigrants and ghettos were introduced). Now, It’s back to the “tough on crime” rhetoric of the 20th century 80s/90s
And It’s only soo much flexing you can see on social media, before the wolves come out.
It’s just weird to me, to see the DA take so much joy in “cleaning up” North Fulton County, and calling it the #1 priority. But business is business. Late stage capitalism is a doozy. Wild times we in
- Nov 3, 2011
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- Jan 2, 2010
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She know what she doing. These politicians and DA's want the highest profile case possible. Going after "gangster rappers" has always been the go to. It looks good on their resume.
- Jan 2, 2010
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- Aug 6, 2012
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Tweet was funny but then I remembered people hating this song from Luda.
- Jun 1, 2011
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- Jan 2, 2010
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- Jan 5, 2013
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Man, it’s wild to me how The “free speech”people are REALLY quiet
But on the real…They need to for sure cut down on the violent crime in the A (and everywhere in general). But they routinely never address the root problems of these crimes. Never hold the people driving wealth disparity and actually looting the public funds accountable. Rather, they look the other way…then protect them until it’s not in their interest anyway. And continue to protect the rich classes property….while ignoring poverty. A vacuum wilL just open, and another crew will Fill it. This has been the way of America since the late 1800s (when immigrants and ghettos were introduced). Now, It’s back to the “tough on crime” rhetoric of the 20th century 80s/90s
And It’s only soo much flexing you can see on social media, before the wolves come out.
It’s just weird to me, to see the DA take so much joy in “cleaning up” North Fulton County, and calling it the #1 priority. But business is business. Late stage capitalism is a doozy. Wild times we in
Fixing the actual problem would leave those folks out of a job. We know they’ll never do that.
Always gotta be weary of people who vie for positions of power. They’ve got the fancy degrees and titles to their name, but never seem to be able to tackle the actual issues faced by the people.
- Jan 30, 2010
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Haven’t looked into it but I bet the police department asking for more money n hiring of officers too…It’s all a hustle, they ain’t really trying fix ****
- Feb 11, 2008
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I just want Gangata Grillz concert/tour. Narrowing down his catalog to 20 would be interesting
- Jul 25, 2012
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Attachments
- May 15, 2003
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Man, it’s wild to me how The “free speech”people are REALLY quiet
But on the real…They need to for sure cut down on the violent crime in the A (and everywhere in general). But they routinely never address the root problems of these crimes. Never hold the people driving wealth disparity and actually looting the public funds accountable. Rather, they look the other way…then protect them until it’s not in their interest anyway. And continue to protect the rich classes property….while ignoring poverty. A vacuum wilL just open, and another crew will Fill it. This has been the way of America since the late 1800s (when immigrants and ghettos were introduced). Now, It’s back to the “tough on crime” rhetoric of the 20th century 80s/90s
And It’s only soo much flexing you can see on social media, before the wolves come out.
It’s just weird to me, to see the DA take so much joy in “cleaning up” North Fulton County, and calling it the #1 priority. But business is business. Late stage capitalism is a doozy. Wild times we in
Wouldn't cleaning up the gang activity have a trickle down effect?
- Sep 18, 2003
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Do you still bring up Meg’s sales if she keeps getting corporate placements?
- May 15, 2003
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They needed to slow Drama down some in that interview, he skipped and glossed over some steps
- May 15, 2003
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In what way?
- Sep 18, 2003
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Getting that marvel placement grows her exposure. Obviously probably just a cameo but her reach is well beyond rapping
- Sep 1, 2012
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Daddy Kane 
About to spin that JID soon !
About to spin that JID soon !
- Jun 1, 2011
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Meg better be Powerbombing She-Hulk or something
- May 15, 2003
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It's good for her and Rocnation. With all they have her doing. Plus her name is big, so I'm sure her appearance fee is high.
If she has a 360, that's another reason that she's trying to get from under Carl Crawford.
That's why I say that her sales don't match her popularity, because her spotlight is on that Lil Baby and Future level, but the sales aren't matching. I just find it interesting.
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