Theo From The Cosby Show: HipHop Is Anti Black

[Goldie]

 

[Sky Davis]

Have fun guys

 

[Allah_U_Akbar]

Have you seen some of these new goofy Florida “rappers”?

Modern day minstrel show.

 

[Nobody]

@TTBF been telling y'all

 

[Playmaker88]

Foh.. that fam hes blackity Black he just aint for no bullshit

 

[Disanthrope]

@TTBF been telling y'all

Jason Whitlock been telling y'all

Candace Owens been telling yall

Stephen A Smith been telling yall

 

[NinetyFree]

shit, he right.

My nigga I’m in my 30s and I’m sick of lying.

When I’m in the vhee and I’m listening to Yae Yae Jordan shout how everybody getting shot, that’s anti black bruh.

The part when the rapper talks about what the gun will do to a nigga or how a nigga blood run, that’s the part everybody sings in concert…that’s on purpose..watch a smack battle.

 

[konceptjones]

He ain't wrong.

KRS, PRT, King Sun, Cube, X Clan, Paris, and the like were once hugely popular, and when they were popular, young Black folks had a far different mentality. You wanted to do better, you wanted to go to school, learn a trade, get a degree or what have you, Teenage pregnancy in the Black community was at it's lowest levels ever recorded during that time (~89's-mid 90's), enrollment in 2 and 4 year colleges rose during that time, we were finally shaking off the bullshit of the 70's and 80's.

But that kind of music, positivity and consciousness, was replaced by the shit we got now. First, with material excess where you had rappers talmbout their latest Bentley, high dollar champagnes, designer clothes, and now by flat out serial killer and drug addict music.

Shit has done a number on us.

 

[AP4.0]

Damn, I think enough of us know him as Malcolm Jamal Warner vs Theo from the Cosby show brother

 

[Goldie]

Damn, I think enough of us know him as Malcolm Jamal Warner vs Theo from the Cosby show brother

 

[IUTpt2]

Delores Tucker (and her female allies were correct)


Far as that kind of rap they referring to. I wish they would've exposed the ones financing and managing these rappers too.

 

[grYmes]

Fake outrage.

 

[rip.dilla]

Same old talking points ...

 

[LurkerSix]

I think he means rap, not hip hop

 

[Loneshot]

Money talks. All of these rappers had someone raising them at some point; they either learned to capitalism on popular demand and sell out their own culture for profit or they were raised to believe the things they rap about. Either way, the accountability begins somewhere at home; the parents, the relatives, the community. We're all guilty.

Individually you may be a decent person, but do you actually do anything about your relatives, co-workers, and friends not being decent people? Usually we don't, yet wonder why nothing changes. Until we become more extreme about our values, they will always fail against greed and influence.

 

[SleezyBigSlim]

Delores Tucker (and her female allies were correct)


Far as that kind of rap they referring to. I wish they would've exposed the ones financing and managing these rappers too.

Universal, Warner Brothers, and Sony. No one is calling them out.

 

[Freeman]

@TTBF been telling y'all

I do it out of love for yall tho. Hiphop not ours and hasn't been for a long time. We need to take it back or leave it by the wayside. We've lost too many of ours to trivial hiphop beef.

 

[Disanthrope]

"Love for yall"

Nigga you hate yourself and blackness

"Ours"

Nigga you're from Guyana and Canada. Hip hop is Black American culture

Facts only.

 

[Freeman]

Same old talking points ...

What's wrong with the talking points tho?

Which other music genre got people trying to kill eachother over their art?

 

[Disanthrope]

@AP2.5 how much longer is a self-hating foreign troll with a cac in his avatar allowed to spew anti blackness????



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