Posted on 08/21/2014 7:44:42 AM PDT by MeshugeMikey
ST. LOUIS — It didn’t take long for the lyrics to begin flowing from this city’s hip-hop scene to the streets.
In the past 11 days, several tracks referencing the death of Michael Brown have surfaced, a spontaneous, organic and visceral reflection of what has been happening in Ferguson, Mo., since the 18-year-old African American was shot by a white police officer. The music — at least 10 songs, almost one a day — covers a range of emotions: anger and outrage, sadness and grief, and outright rebellion
(Excerpt) Read more at washingtonpost.com ...
In the eleven days since Brown got himself killed, there has probably been about 150-200 young, black males shot to death across the country by other young, black males. Were there any protests about that by the hip-hoppers?
they do appear to have a very narrow and ..shallow..”world view” don’t they.
they celebrate....the inter varsity thug killing....
“we make another rhyme
bout thug on thug crime”
Their ‘pain’?
I;ve seldom encountered such deeply self absorbed amateur urinalism as displayed in THAT article
they feels the Brown families pain......uh huh
“it inflict the pain
on my ears
mnd on my brain”
it is the main buttress of the so called culture...
Ask half of them to name the thug who got shot, and they probably couldn’t even tell you.
It’s not as if he had a catchy name like “Trayvon.”
Not so long ago talented black musicians and singers were creating some of the finest popular music ever heard.
But the popular “N**ga, Ho, Drug, Crime Rap” spouted by blacks today is just one more display of how dysfunctional the black culture in America has become.
The fact that there are plenty of stupid whites who emulate them proves only that there are plenty of stupid whites in America too.
I’m a mime rapper. My rap name is Zipper D, Doo Dah, or ZDcube.
That term reminds me of Oswald Bates.
"First of all, we must internalize the flagellation of the matter by transmitting the effervescence of the Indonesian proximity in order to further segregate the crux of my venereal infection. Now, if I may retain my liquids here for one moment, I’d like to continue the redundance of my quote unquote intestinal tract because to preclude on the issue of world domination would only circumvent – excuse me – circumcise the revelation that reflects the aphrodisiatic symptom which now perpetrates the jheri curls activation."
I paint oil portraits mostly of dogs and cats, sometimes cows, bulls calves and a couple of donkeys. I do it for myself ,my family my friends and strangers that I meet, who love their animals.
I am inspired by the love that people have for their animals. Mostly people bring me photos of their beloved pet that has died. So I call myself “the most famous painter of dead dogs in the 200 block of mystreet”. :)
miko black?
I dunno.. I cant read no cursive
Rap, the subculture of denial and self loathing.
Anger, outrage, sadness, grief ...
Self-pity, blame-ducking, greed, savagery ...
You aren’t kidding. No rapper today even approaches the musical talent of this partial list:
1. Jimi Hendrix
2. Duke Ellington
3. Miles Davis
4. James Brown
5. Ella Fitzgerald
6. Louis Armstrong
7. Stevie Wonder
8. Ike and Tina Turner
9. Sam Cooke
10. Otis Redding
11. Marvin Gaye
12. Quincy Jones
13. The Staple Singers
14. Earth, Wind and Fire
15. Ray Charles
I could go on and on. Of course, pretty much the same thing has happened with white musical artists too.
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