@alexthevirgo: If anything rap about protecting the community

detmem :

Why do we accept what they are saying?

Tariqq.B :

They get paid to.

kay mac :

the cia

KD :

lil baby made a song about awareness and he ain’t been on since

JUXIE67 :

Watch Krazie Bones music industry video. He explains it.

✝️❤️‍🔥Yahuah’s~son :

almost like its propaganda

K6 :

Cause they kill their OPPs and their OPPs happen to be other black rappers

Rakks Ondeck :

Brody, they understand they are at war with us, we don't realize we are at war with anyone but ourselves

￴ ￴ ￴ ￴Eli_ :

Dey diss are dead peoples

Gwyneth Carpenter :

Right!! Cowards and self hate!!

passmenot :

Definitely wit u on this but that’s what sells. They white executives that be wont allow black rappers to make us feel empowered. Kendrick Lamar was doing it and then Drake happened u see what im sayin. It’s all an agenda its sad

Livingmytruth :

They didn’t listen to Tupac

L :

it’s literally on purpose, music psychologically influences you and your subconscious as well and people don’t realize that, especially because music is something that should be empowering. so sad

H.R. Shovenstuff :

This vibe needs to be the new US

NoC@P :

word you not alone i think this is lowkey weird too

Austin Metcalf :

That’s cause they’re puppets

Edin Crush :

George Zimmerman still walking around untouched

Staple :

I found you in the paper

KortezWitAk :

mind control

madlime :

Well look what happened to Tupac. 😔

hvn :

Kendrick did and that’s why I love my goat❤️

The Bedford Method :

Two things can be true at once. Companies can profit from promoting violent music, and we as a community still have to choose what we support. Blaming only one side misses half the problem.

dhenson_6 :

So you never heard ‘f*ck the police’ by lil boosie ? 😂 NWA came out with a ‘F*ck the police song, that was in the early 90’s! Yall say anything, or only listen to a certain type of rappers

Sf_Rambo95 300 :

nwa and public enemy literally did but ok💀

Born2BePetty :