Following recent news about Lil Durk’s defense against one of his federal charges, Marc Lamont Hill posed a question to his cohost on the Joe Budden Podcast…
This prompted Joe to raise the question of whether this current state of Hip-Hop is the HARDEST it’s ever been?
And don’t forget the FBA and ADOS fools that will tell those same people that they aren’t actually black americans even though they were born black in america. Getting it from all sides.
It’s been real hilarious this past year watching all these conservative POCs slowly come around to the fact that the people they aligned themselves with truly are just genuinely racist.
The thing about the Kool Aid and Pineapple trend is that I have watched people complain about Blacks being criminals, a nuisance, useless, annoying. I have seen people claim they want to see Blacks gone and die off, disappear,
Yet I remain confused when I witness the same people complain about Black people practicing capitalism, being peaceful, not being criminals, not even involve or try to gain the attention of the people that hate them and end up gaining media attention in the process, and even better for the people that hate them, pushing products that will lead to them dying off…
So what is it, do you want them to practice a healthy meal schedule and do you want them to steal? It’s a strange narrative I’ve been watching.
Start doing what the Berlin clubs do and tape up cameras before people come in. Nobody wanna do fun shit in the club no more cause they worried about being the next viral clip
@EselyxSeba78952@SensibleFascist@mariadocujo I’ll agree that some people do take things too far- fanaticism is deff an issue. I find it best to not consider the fringes when having regular discussion. makes it easier to find what other people are saying agreeable