can capitalism save the collective?
@thevicmensashow ft. @KillerMike is out now 🍊🍊
this conversation was filmed in chairman fred hampton of the black panther party's childhood home
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Dan was really put through the ringer in this show. Hard truths back than vs weak father's today.. He was the GOAT of dad's back than imo. Being a father is no easy task. Def lost my cool over the years, screamed alot, but it all payed off. They need to make shows like this again. Privileged asf growing up in the 80s 90s. Vs now a days
In 2008, T.I. turned his growing dispute with fellow Atlanta rapper Shawty Lo into one of the more personal diss records of the era. “What Up, What's Haapnin'” was released on September 2, 2008, as a single from his sixth studio album, Paper Trail. Produced by Drumma Boy, the track was rooted in a debate over neighborhood credibility, with Shawty Lo questioning T.I.'s claims to Bankhead, the Atlanta community both artists were associated with.
The dispute was bigger than ordinary lyrical competition. Shawty Lo had gained national attention with “Dey Know” and his D4L affiliation, while T.I. was already an established Southern rap star. The argument over who truly represented Bankhead became a public contest over local identity and authenticity.