... because “it feels good to be a gangster” sing Obama and Holder...
... and because Trayvon spoiled rich boy of Zero felt good acting like a gangster whose misdeeds get repaired by Sharpton, Holder and Zero.
Liggins said if his company did not broadcast the baser hip hop music, “If we don’t highlight that artistry, somebody else will do it, and the audience wants it. People want to listen to it.” …
This is the same argument filmmakers made in the 1980s and 90s about all the blood, nudity and sex in films. And then they discovered they could get a bigger audience, especially in foreign markets, by toning those very things down.
I doubt if Sharpton was very pleased with these two young ladies. He probably didn’t think they actually used their brians. Victoria Pannell, 12, of New York City, who is the (SOON TO BE FORMER) Northeast regional director of NAN’s Youth Movement, and Nialah Edari, 17, of Milwaukee, Wisc., who is the (SOON TO BE FORMER) Midwest youth director for NAN.
“degrades us and dumbs our African American people down just to make money?”
I hate to break up a good hip-hop bashing, but most of their money is made off stupid white kids. Also, it doesn’t degrade black people, only certain black people. And anyone who extrapolates the hip-hop image to cover all black people—like you—is racist.
“degrades us and dumbs our African American people down just to make money?”
Were they talking about Sharpton?
These girls lead a group of Sharpton fans and they think the disc jockey is degrading blacks but not Al? While they have a point about the black rap(I don’t recognize hip hop)degrading blacks and women in particular, Sharpton degrades blacks every day in every way.
One more thing, if blacks didn’t buy this disgusting music people couldn’t make money off of it. Can’t blame the people who play it, they wouldn’t play it if people weren’t buying it.
This is a Really Good Thing.
If they are sharp enough to figure this our, why do they listen to it/?