SMH: "Black" Woman Protests Removal Of Confederate Statue In New Orleans…
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Ay @cashmoneydicks imma need you to belly flop on a pile of pineapples
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Revolver Ocelot wrote: »Revolver Ocelot wrote: »
He burnt the flag but I assumed we were speaking of real people not rappers. Kanye wore it a few times so do Chicagoans embrace it?
Don't see no fire in any of these pics.
So either we have established that some southern rappers have burnt the flag on their album covers and chicago born rappers have embraced it. Or neither is full representation of a region of people. I will go with the latter.
But we have the internet and can keep trolling each other stupid accusations on regions and stereotypes.
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Revolver Ocelot wrote: »Revolver Ocelot wrote: »
He burnt the flag but I assumed we were speaking of real people not rappers. Kanye wore it a few times so do Chicagoans embrace it?
Don't see no fire in any of these pics.
So either we have established that some southern rappers have burnt the flag on their album covers and chicago born rappers have embraced it. Or neither is full representation of a region of people. I will go with the latter.
But we have the internet and can keep trolling each other stupid accusations on regions and stereotypes.
I think MJG was burning it as more of a sign of disrespect to it.
He touched on a lot of social issues on that album. Actually an underrated album imo. -
Revolver Ocelot wrote: »Revolver Ocelot wrote: »
He burnt the flag but I assumed we were speaking of real people not rappers. Kanye wore it a few times so do Chicagoans embrace it?
Don't see no fire in any of these pics.
So either we have established that some southern rappers have burnt the flag on their album covers and chicago born rappers have embraced it. Or neither is full representation of a region of people. I will go with the latter.
But we have the internet and can keep trolling each other stupid accusations on regions and stereotypes.
I think MJG was burning it as more of a sign of disrespect to it.
He touched on a lot of social issues on that album. Actually an underrated album imo.
He did..these ? dont listen to music like that though... you can tell by comments they skim through it
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I think to some some blacks as well as some southern whites tha confederate flag is no more than a sense of southern pride... but to alot of those white people it is used as a symbol of superiority ova us .... but if you really think about it tha united states flag is even more of a symbol of the injustice that has plaqued our people for centuries
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Revolver Ocelot wrote: »Revolver Ocelot wrote: »
He burnt the flag but I assumed we were speaking of real people not rappers. Kanye wore it a few times so do Chicagoans embrace it?
Don't see no fire in any of these pics.
So either we have established that some southern rappers have burnt the flag on their album covers and chicago born rappers have embraced it. Or neither is full representation of a region of people. I will go with the latter.
But we have the internet and can keep trolling each other stupid accusations on regions and stereotypes.
I think MJG was burning it as more of a sign of disrespect to it.
He touched on a lot of social issues on that album. Actually an underrated album imo.
Southern classic. MJG was on some other ? with this. Great album. -
nah luda exempt from that outfit he been explained why he did that
