[Antoninus]

Are rap songs allowed? If so, I'd have to nominate "Momma Said Knock You Out" by LL Cool J. Or better yet, "Giovanni Paolo" by Stan Fortuna. I mean, what could be more conservative than a rap song by a priest about Pope John Paul II?

Giovanni Paolo MPG clip

[do the dhue]

LOL

[okiecon]

Conservative Rap Songs?

Bombs Over Baghdad by Outkast?

Make a business for yourself, boy, set some goals Make a fat diamond out of dusty coals.

The Chorus: [Dre] Don't pull the thang out, unless you plan to bang {Choir} Bombs over Baghdad! [Dre] Yeah! Ha ha yeah! Don't even bang unless you plan to hit something {Choir} Bombs over Baghdad! {Dre} Yeah! Uhh-huh

The rest of the lyrics are not really conservative and it is not supposed to be a war anthem or anything. The rock remix is good too, and can be found with a video of military stuff at the link below. Warning, lyrics are not totally clean, but pretty clean.

http://factsofisrael.com/blog/archives/000638.html

[Riverman94610]

Conservative rap songs?
Us by Ice Cube.Hands down.

[Zionist Conspirator]

Are rap songs allowed? If so, I'd have to nominate "Momma Said Knock You Out" by LL Cool J. Or better yet, "Giovanni Paolo" by Stan Fortuna. I mean, what could be more conservative than a rap song by a priest about Pope John Paul II?

I'm only reading this thread for kicks, but the idea of conservative rap absolutely impels me to mention My Mind is Playing Tricks on Me by one of the most notoriously offensive groups ever, the Geto Boys. But man . . . that track doesn't have any obscenities or anything like that in it, and it'll make your blood run cold!

I vote for it!