Ain't nothing to it gangsta rap made me do it - ice cubeSuch a shame he has been molded for a life of crime. And it's all Snoop Dogg's fault with his explicit rap lyrics and suggestive rhymes..
Ain't nothing to it gangsta rap made me do it - ice cubeSuch a shame he has been molded for a life of crime. And it's all Snoop Dogg's fault with his explicit rap lyrics and suggestive rhymes..
Ain't nothing to it gangsta rap made me do it - ice cube
Are you talking the law of supply/demand?Considering we live in the real world, and it's illegal, I'd say it's better to mooch than to commit felonies. I also have kind of a cognitive dissonance thing going with the idea of selling highly addictive drugs in general (especially unregulated), because they fuck people up. I can't really support people profiting from others' misery. That's kind of a tough call because of the whole supply/demand thing, and that people are going to try to get fucked up anyway, but that doesn't change the horrible effects of addiction. I've seen too many (otherwise decent) people fucked up and dead from hard drug use to be supportive of drugs in general.
I personally blame the Fresh Prince of Bel-Air. White, black and hispanic culture were never the same once Will Smith influenced a whole generation into "gettin' jiggy wit it."
I would say that what he was exactly portraying in his pictures, the personification of undesirable thug black culture.. if he doesn't want to be called racial stereotypes he shouldn't have made these his public image. Unless you think that cooking crack with automatic weapons while counting the money exploited of addicts and users is all good for the world. Shallow violent thug shit.