FrancisLBSmusic
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Just wanted to put 2 cents on the current Chief Keef/Lil Jo Jo situation that has the hip hop world buzzing right now.
Firstly, yes it sucks this young kid died but lets put all politics regarding socioeconomic circumstances aside, this dude was just going to contribute more filth and garbage for this young generation, so **** him. Chief Keef is a problem. And I'll tell you why.
Back not so long ago in the late 1980's and 1990's when we had these "gangsta rappers" putting out controversial material that was "offensive" and "dangerous" and such a problem America had the Vice President's wife at the time, Tipper Gore, lobbying to put Parental Advisory stickers on any album deemed offensive (if you don't understand the importance of that statement America is a nation built upon freedom of speech and press and not only is this legislation offensive to American values it was targeted towards black artists making it oppressive and racist). You see, American politicians and angry white mothers weren't trying to ban this music because they said, "****" or made references to killing people in the streets...they wanted to ban it because it might wake up some white kid in middle bible thumping America that in Urban Area's police are beating the shit out of minorities. They were scared our children might be exposed to the reality American politics and how the War on Drugs was designed to keep black people poor, sick, and most importantly behind bars. (Google prison populations and for profit prisons for you younger kids).
You see, back then in the 90's the economy was good, America was a great place to live. When it came to our culture, movies, sports, music, you name it...nobody in the world touched the special and diverse landscape we got to experience. Sure there was problems, but when you look back a couple of decades...the 90's takes the ****ing cake. And back in the 90's we didn't have twitter. We didn't have WorldStarHipHop...we didn't have all these resources that could be used for good to sit and watch to dumb us down. We couldn't click on a police brutality video, then 5 minutes later click on a Chief Keef video, and then after that have a video of a crack head eating his own shit to watch. You know what we ****ing did? We listened to ****ing awesome lyricism that shaped and changed our views on the world. Yes 2Pac rapped about guns, women, drugs, etc...but guess what? It had substance. It was so much more than that and it doesn't take quotes of lyrics to prove this point. You know why it doesn't? Because Chief Keef's claim to fame is a 5 minute song about how he doesn't like "**** nigga's" and whatever the **** he's trying to say.
Now we have this 16 or 17 year old or however the **** old he is tweeting the world about how he doesn't care some other 18 year old kid just got shot up. Now I understand this kid is young and ultimately dumb, I still don't give this mother ****er a pass because he's not contributing to the legacy of hip hop. This kid is dumber than 2 apes with down syndrome trying to reproduce. Watch his interviews. Google his lyrics. **** this kid.
I understand this type of music is what's hot right now. I'm not gonna front, I like the "I Don't Like" beat. I like the energy. And mostly overall it's not THAT terrible. But the ambassador of the energy is a worthless ****ing punk named Chief Keef. Now, we can look at somebody like Waka Flocka Flame who arguably is in the same lane, brings the same energy, and makes similar music; the difference between a WFF and CK is Wacka reaches out and distinguishes his art as entertainment.
I love Waka Flocka Flame. He's made strives in his career and he's unarguably better lyrically than he was a few years ago. He does endorsements through PETA to stop animal cruelty and he's giving back to community. He's humble, he's hilarious, and he's enjoying the ride. Chief Keef just runs around with a frown on his face, doesn't respect interviewers and is just a ****ing punk dumb ass who caught a lucky break.
Gangsta Rap from the 80's and 90's was pure genius. I'm lucky to live in a time when it was in it's prime. I'm 26 and I'm not being the old dude reminicissing about the old days. It's just the ****ing truth. 2Pac was giving us U.S. History lessons in his music. He was opening our eyes about how we treat other people of other races, people in our own communities, and more importantly he was shaking up the system because the powers that be don't like free thinking people in numbers who want to change the status quo. And it wasn't just Pac. You had NWA, Ice-T, Dre, Snoop, Big L, Nas, and the list could just go on forever but I'm ranting not googling and manufacturing a research paper on why Chief Keef, the younger generation, and the music of today just ****ing sucks.
This generation praises ignorance and it really upsets me. If you're a high schooler in 2012 you have so many resources to utilize and you praise pieces of shit like Chief Keef. Thanks for anyone who read this through. I'm done.
**** Chief Keef.
Firstly, yes it sucks this young kid died but lets put all politics regarding socioeconomic circumstances aside, this dude was just going to contribute more filth and garbage for this young generation, so **** him. Chief Keef is a problem. And I'll tell you why.
Back not so long ago in the late 1980's and 1990's when we had these "gangsta rappers" putting out controversial material that was "offensive" and "dangerous" and such a problem America had the Vice President's wife at the time, Tipper Gore, lobbying to put Parental Advisory stickers on any album deemed offensive (if you don't understand the importance of that statement America is a nation built upon freedom of speech and press and not only is this legislation offensive to American values it was targeted towards black artists making it oppressive and racist). You see, American politicians and angry white mothers weren't trying to ban this music because they said, "****" or made references to killing people in the streets...they wanted to ban it because it might wake up some white kid in middle bible thumping America that in Urban Area's police are beating the shit out of minorities. They were scared our children might be exposed to the reality American politics and how the War on Drugs was designed to keep black people poor, sick, and most importantly behind bars. (Google prison populations and for profit prisons for you younger kids).
You see, back then in the 90's the economy was good, America was a great place to live. When it came to our culture, movies, sports, music, you name it...nobody in the world touched the special and diverse landscape we got to experience. Sure there was problems, but when you look back a couple of decades...the 90's takes the ****ing cake. And back in the 90's we didn't have twitter. We didn't have WorldStarHipHop...we didn't have all these resources that could be used for good to sit and watch to dumb us down. We couldn't click on a police brutality video, then 5 minutes later click on a Chief Keef video, and then after that have a video of a crack head eating his own shit to watch. You know what we ****ing did? We listened to ****ing awesome lyricism that shaped and changed our views on the world. Yes 2Pac rapped about guns, women, drugs, etc...but guess what? It had substance. It was so much more than that and it doesn't take quotes of lyrics to prove this point. You know why it doesn't? Because Chief Keef's claim to fame is a 5 minute song about how he doesn't like "**** nigga's" and whatever the **** he's trying to say.
Now we have this 16 or 17 year old or however the **** old he is tweeting the world about how he doesn't care some other 18 year old kid just got shot up. Now I understand this kid is young and ultimately dumb, I still don't give this mother ****er a pass because he's not contributing to the legacy of hip hop. This kid is dumber than 2 apes with down syndrome trying to reproduce. Watch his interviews. Google his lyrics. **** this kid.
I understand this type of music is what's hot right now. I'm not gonna front, I like the "I Don't Like" beat. I like the energy. And mostly overall it's not THAT terrible. But the ambassador of the energy is a worthless ****ing punk named Chief Keef. Now, we can look at somebody like Waka Flocka Flame who arguably is in the same lane, brings the same energy, and makes similar music; the difference between a WFF and CK is Wacka reaches out and distinguishes his art as entertainment.
I love Waka Flocka Flame. He's made strives in his career and he's unarguably better lyrically than he was a few years ago. He does endorsements through PETA to stop animal cruelty and he's giving back to community. He's humble, he's hilarious, and he's enjoying the ride. Chief Keef just runs around with a frown on his face, doesn't respect interviewers and is just a ****ing punk dumb ass who caught a lucky break.
Gangsta Rap from the 80's and 90's was pure genius. I'm lucky to live in a time when it was in it's prime. I'm 26 and I'm not being the old dude reminicissing about the old days. It's just the ****ing truth. 2Pac was giving us U.S. History lessons in his music. He was opening our eyes about how we treat other people of other races, people in our own communities, and more importantly he was shaking up the system because the powers that be don't like free thinking people in numbers who want to change the status quo. And it wasn't just Pac. You had NWA, Ice-T, Dre, Snoop, Big L, Nas, and the list could just go on forever but I'm ranting not googling and manufacturing a research paper on why Chief Keef, the younger generation, and the music of today just ****ing sucks.
This generation praises ignorance and it really upsets me. If you're a high schooler in 2012 you have so many resources to utilize and you praise pieces of shit like Chief Keef. Thanks for anyone who read this through. I'm done.
**** Chief Keef.
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