The culture was exploited a long time ago and guys like Hov and Diddy helped orchestrate it. It's not a race thing, it's a money thing. If a label offered you a sweet deal where you could make a few mill annually, you'd rape and pillage the culture too. Unfortunately That's what executives do. Encourage their artists to make business decisions that maximize revenues. Just ask Mr. Colipark. The same guys complaining about the culture being exploited werent talking that mess years ago when Atlanta and the dirty south was the hot spot. Now that rap is heading in that pop direction where they have to share the spotlight with whites, it's now a cultural problem. I thought the music was crap back then and it's still crap now. The only difference is the players have changed. i still support my true independent hip hop artists directly. That's the beauty of the internet. They can still reach their fanbase directly and that's all that really matters.
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