@Dieudonnem55 Another white guy fetishizing black women so apparently his opinion is valid. I guess you never went to college to experience the real hoe culture huh
@Dieudonnem55 First thing on your mind before you brush your teeth and wash your pale funky ass and the last thing on your mind before you curl up next to step-sis 🥺🥺🥺
@Dieudonnem55 This is allllll you post and think about damn, go outside and become somebody. The obsession y’all have with black people is so old and tiresome it’s literally been going on hundreds of years later.
@spicebae_ That’s not true at all lmao. Every single one these niggas get clowned on OFTEN, I see nothing but support for these women and their success afterwards with the exception of Klay and Meg maybe
@nb__ten@chrisisclueless@UTG_AFC@jatella You can go back and listen to Pop Smoke older songs that weren’t produced by Uk engineers and compare. And if we really stating facts Bobby Shmurda is the father of NY drill 🤷♂️
@nb__ten@chrisisclueless@UTG_AFC@jatella Skepta and Kano were obviously grime rap pioneers I been onto them for years even before Top Boy. but saying that modern drill evolved from grime while sounding nothing alike is my point, no UK or European “drill” rappers were using that FLOW and cadence UNTIL Pop Smoke did it.
@chrisisclueless@UTG_AFC@nb__ten@jatella They really tryna make a basis that just bc a Uk producer made the beat means it originated from there lmao. Skepta and Cano never rapped like Pop Smoke!