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MrCrookedLetter
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in The Reason
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  • supergangster
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    This cracka made up lies. Prodigy beat thé ? out of him
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  • DOPEdweebz
    DOPEdweebz Members, Moderators, Writer Posts: 29,364 Regulator
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    Tru basically reiterated what I been saying. Being a street ? is the worst type of character you can play in hip hop or being a black man in general, not the cornball.
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  • SheerExcellence
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    iKingGodGivBiz wrote: »
    Tru basically reiterated what I been saying. Being a street ? is the worst type of character you can play in hip hop or being a black man in general, not the cornball.
    what you mean by this?

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  • dee.i.pee
    dee.i.pee Members Posts: 632 ✭✭✭✭
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    Who?
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  • WiseKing
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    he made some decent points
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  • SheerExcellence
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    iKingGodGivBiz wrote: »
    SheerExcellence wrote: »
    iKingGodGivBiz wrote: »
    Tru basically reiterated what I been saying. Being a street ? is the worst type of character you can play in hip hop or being a black man in general, not the cornball.
    what you mean by this?

    Alot of black males with two parent homes or/and live in a decent community want to play up a hood image just so they're not seen as cornballs or white-washed.

    Be yourself, the black male experience is more diverse than the projects and the hood. Plus just cuz you didn't come from the hood don't mean you don't have a struggle from day to day. Being a black person is a struggle enough in this white system everyday.
    Oh i thought you were saying something completely different
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  • dalyricalbandit
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    Decent interview
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  • sapp08_2001
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    iKingGodGivBiz wrote: »
    SheerExcellence wrote: »
    iKingGodGivBiz wrote: »
    Tru basically reiterated what I been saying. Being a street ? is the worst type of character you can play in hip hop or being a black man in general, not the cornball.
    what you mean by this?

    Alot of black males with two parent homes or/and live in a decent community want to play up a hood image just so they're not seen as cornballs or white-washed.

    Be yourself, the black male experience is more diverse than the projects and the hood. Plus just cuz you didn't come from the hood don't mean you don't have a struggle from day to day. Being a black person is a struggle enough in this white system everyday.

    Preach
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  • KamPushMe
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    iKingGodGivBiz wrote: »
    SheerExcellence wrote: »
    iKingGodGivBiz wrote: »
    Tru basically reiterated what I been saying. Being a street ? is the worst type of character you can play in hip hop or being a black man in general, not the cornball.
    what you mean by this?

    Alot of black males with two parent homes or/and live in a decent community want to play up a hood image just so they're not seen as cornballs or white-washed.

    Be yourself, the black male experience is more diverse than the projects and the hood. Plus just cuz you didn't come from the hood don't mean you don't have a struggle from day to day. Being a black person is a struggle enough in this white system everyday.

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    Beautiful
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  • R.D.
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    iKingGodGivBiz wrote: »
    SheerExcellence wrote: »
    iKingGodGivBiz wrote: »
    Tru basically reiterated what I been saying. Being a street ? is the worst type of character you can play in hip hop or being a black man in general, not the cornball.
    what you mean by this?

    Alot of black males with two parent homes or/and live in a decent community want to play up a hood image just so they're not seen as cornballs or white-washed.

    Be yourself, the black male experience is more diverse than the projects and the hood. Plus just cuz you didn't come from the hood don't mean you don't have a struggle from day to day. Being a black person is a struggle enough in this white system everyday.

    Square ? post

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  • dwade206
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    dee.i.? wrote: »
    Who?

    I figured you wouldve known by now since you asked the same question in the other Tru Life thread.
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  • RickyRich
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    i hate ? who comes in threads saying " who " . that ? mad wack keep it moving if you dont know the artist or do ya research.
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  • RickyRich
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    i never ? with his music i know who he is basic off his beef with certain rappers
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  • dwade206
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    Goid interview though. Dude seems to be focused.
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