The Purest Form Of Evil Shows No Hate.

I'm just angry enough to tell the truth.

   I hoped it would be a great day. I wake up a find it wasn't going to be. Hour by hour it was getting worse. First I hear that 1 dead and 7 to 8 are injured in a college shooting. I leave it on CNN for awhile but turn down the sound. I was doing some chores around the house and watching my daughter. A couple of hours go by and by this time I was done with house work and my daughter was down for a nap. My mom stops by my place to visit and she asked me if I had heard and of course I say yes. We sit down in front of the TV and before I get a chance to turn the volume up I read across the screen 20 dead and several more wounded. Jesus Christ! What in the hell is going on. I stay in front of the television with my Mom for a few hours it seems and before it is time for me to leave, 32 are confirmed dead. I'm still trying to digest what I had been watching for hours. As my mothers is leaving she grabs me gives me a hug and says I love you and Happy Birthday...Yeah, Happy Birthday.

Is he trying to get us all killed? Just when you thought Formula 51 was going to be the end of his bad movie making days, Samuel L. Jacson and Christina Ricci are aiming to get every Black man on the phucking planet killed. I'm at a loss for words but when this movie drops I will be back for more......

   I have been thinking about this man and his lyrics recently. I have just one question for him? What happened to "When My Homies Call" and "Brenda's Got A Baby"? What happened to the guy that sang the best verse in "Same Song"? What happened to you and B.I.G.'s friendship? When did you stop being the voice for black men in the struggle and become this so called "Thug". Why Faith Evans?(no diss, but damn Pac that was your boy's woman) I understand that you had to sell an image, but when did you start believing your own hype? Why did you start dissing the East when you were from the East. What made you think B.I.G. had anything to do with the first time you got shot. What the phuck were you doing there in the first place? I have been so pissed off at you that I forgot that you used to be one of my favorites until you started talking sh!t. My question to you Mr. Shakur is; Was it worth it?

   I have been listening to Hip-Hop for awhile and have noticed a growing trend to tell the same story. I have always loved a great message or a great ghetto tale but lately I stop listening to new artist that I have a feeling are just going to tell me the same story. "The Heist" by Big L, "I Got A Story To Tell" by The Notorious B.I.G., "Children's Story" by Slick Rick, "Brenda's Got A Baby" by 2Pac, "Dance With The Devil" by Immortal Technique, "Hell's Wind Staff/Killa Hills 10304" by GZA, "Lil Ass Gee"(Eerie Gumbo Remix) by Ice Cube, "Take 2 With Me" by MC Eiht, and "Tonite" by DJ Quik are in my opinion the greatest examples of story telling ever in Hip-Hop. I know there are many more but for the sake of time and space I choose these as examples. Back to my point. I have several friends that are just lame as hell. They will listen to the same story over and over and say that they think the talent lies in the ability to put a new twist on the same story or say it in a different way. I am so opposed to this way of thinking it is ridiculous. I think talent comes from writing something new that no one has heard not changing every fifth word and claim it's yours. Be original or become a doctor, but stay the phuck off the mic. As always; If you don't like it put on your headphones and play your Jibbs. I Don't Give A Phlying Phuck

   I thought about every Hip-Hop artist that has inspired me to be more than a statistic. These four Gentlemen came to mind. These guys are my Malcom X's, MLK's, Medgar Evers', and Huey Newton's. It's hard to write something great staring into the faces of some of the greatest men that ever torched a mic. If you haven't listened to these guys then you have no idea what geniuses these men were back then and the Legends they are today. In the realm of record sales these guys by today standards were flops. On the other hand by today standards G-Unit members are millionaires, Cam'ron is signing paychecks,  Apathy can't get a decent record deal with a major,  Immortal Technique is struggling, and I had a hard time finding the new P.E. joint in my local shop. It's not much of a standard if you ask me. I do like some of the new stuff out but realistically it's mostly a bunch of re-hashed gangsta sh!t in which the leafs of paper these lyrics had been written would have been better served had I wiped my ass with them. I know I might get a bunch of flack for not putting Jay, Nas, Guru, and/or Chuck, on my tribute to the Greatest, but these are the guys I grew up listening to. If you don't like it, put on your headphones and play your 50 cent. I Don't Give A Phlying Ph_ _ _! 

"Don't love me for my potential."
"Love me for who I am."

G_Phorce - "One Love"
Feb. 18th, 2006

I just had a great conversation with my girlfriend in which I found myself explaining that I don't believe that white people could understand the amount of damage that has been done to the black community through the changes that have been made to the art form in order for it to sell to the masses. The mass being white people because blacks make up under 13% of the American population and a huge chunk of that population is in jail on drugs or dying of a disease. Not a good demographic to market to when trying to go multi-platinum. So we see a change in the music. It now shows blacks dancing around, tatted, half naked, getting drunk, high, blinged out, grilled up, killing people, while swang'n 24" rims.
Is this what white people think we should be doing. Is this all you think of us. Don't get it confused blacks don't control anything.
We never will at this rate. I was just wondering why the people that claim to be down with black folks keep giving money to white people in order to keep us looking like porch monkies. Do me a favor save your money and help my people out if you really give a damn. Make a stand and say, "look if you keep portraying our black friends like that you aren't getting another dime from us." Black people that have any sense at all please do the same. What have these people really done for you and the community you live in.
Rap these days has hurt more than it has help ever since it needed to profitable. It was a "Dream" now it is my nightmare.

That's pretty much what I thought.
I guess if it were white kids dying and MTV promoting it this would have been as popular as my Rap Song Forum
Since it is just entertainment at the expense of the black community every one of you so called true fans have nothing to say.
It isn't your fault that blacks have no idea how to act.
You just keep funding the machine that insures our extinction.
You can't possible see the true damage because you turn off the TV or Radio and you are right back to being white and surrounded by positive role models even if it is just your teachers. You can turn on the TV and for the exception of a few channels; see positive role models all over the news reporting how more white people are saving the world from minorities. Positive is your world.
Flip the script and a black kid sees murder, sex, and drugs in his community and the same thing on the news about his own people the entire time being told by his parents you have to work twice as hard as the white guy saving the world from you. White people use us as there entertainment sports comedy now a music form that was started by us is being used as a tool to keep us in line. Keep our minds blind to the fact that "There Is More to Us than That"-Talib Kweli. Of course you don't see it you will never understand what it is like. The said part is when someone takes the time to tell you so maybe someday you see what is happening you refuse to listen and claim that it is another racist man telling you it is your fault.
It is not your fault and no one believes it is. We just believe what we see and that is a world that doesn't give a sh!t about the people that merely entertain them. Hip- Hop was born out of desperate times. It was an outlet for inner-city young Americans to escape violence and drugs and boredom. Face it when you are broke there isn't much you can do. White people fell in love with "F*ck The Police"-NWA, but would never have to go through what blacks did in order to get so upset with law enforcement. White people are never going to have to face police brutality or racial profiling. Blacks did and that is who that song was meant for...Blacks. This whole culture spoke to the minorities and was never meant for what is used as now, entertainment for the privileged. I have dudes on hear trying to tell me about an art form that was never intended to entertain there suburban asses.
We have Neo-Nazi Rock and Roll bands that would love to see all blacks’ dead yet blacks invented the very art form in which they spread their hate, ironic. Think it isn't happening to rap think again. Just check out how the world views black people turn on ESPN and BET. These are the best role models we have at our immediate disposal. These guys are not role models these guys are the worst case scenarios, plan B. That is the flat out truth
I don't want Rap to go away I want it to grow up. I want it to be accountable, I want MTV held accountable, I want the artist to be held accountable, and I want the world to see what it has done the community. Yet this won't even garner a decent response.
Thank God For Aaron McGruder. I would feel like a crazy man if it weren’t for him being a genius and me one of his greatest fans. Thank you Bill Cosby for saying what the Black Community needed to here. Thank You Oprah for being Oprah. Trust me you can be a fan but you will never understand. It would be like a male Doctor who as delivered a million babies telling a pregnant woman, “I feel your pain.” Not a chance.
Hip-Hop is a gift from black people to you. Enjoy it don’t destroy it.

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