poindexter2
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If a rapper said turn up and smoke that crack pipe some of these lame ass sheep would start on the glass dick. This generation contains some of the most weak minded niggas ever lol
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poindexter2
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SwampNigga;5855906 said:them gay ass phillip and emanuel cross dressin niggas musta been pretty big in NY cuz yall niggas stay talkin bout some 'ratchett"
Yeah them niggas are fuck boys for real. Lame ass niggas.
Kendrick is obviously a lame. His statement is "Death to Molly"? Out of all the fucked up shit in the world and even just in rap that's the cause he feels most passionately about? Taking people's fun away?
Nigga needs to go kick his little Elmer Fudd raps about nothing and just be happy that he's been temporarily declared the new rap savior now that people are over Lupe.
Nigga needs to go kick his little Elmer Fudd raps about nothing and just be happy that he's been temporarily declared the new rap savior now that people are over Lupe.
A1000MILES
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Sneak Dissa;5856423 said:Kendrick is obviously a lame. His statement is "Death to Molly"? Out of all the fucked up shit in the world and even just in rap that's the cause he feels most passionately about? Taking people's fun away?
Nigga needs to go kick his little Elmer Fudd raps about nothing and just be happy that he's been temporarily declared the new rap savior now that people are over Lupe.
Naw, not death to the drug, death to the "trendiness" of it...I thought the same thing when I first saw the video, cause I know a lotta niggas in his own camp do molly...But he basically just sayin niggas need to stop hoppin on trends and runnin em into the ground...
Anti_matter
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soul rattler;5855781 said:numbaz...80's baby;5855712 said:Molly Rap wtf?
It aint no dam molly rap. So Ross' verse is rape rap? Gtfoh
Come again?
Kendrick's right. Another thing I wanna know is when did it start being acceptable to be dopefiends? There have always been rappers that used drugs, but nowadays rappers are glorifying it. I think Weezy had a big part in making it cool to be a dopefiend, just like he made it cool to trick. After he said "it ain't trickin' if you got it" rappers ran with that theme.
While Kendrick is right I'm old enough to remember when nearly all NY rappers were using that Das Efx flow 20 years ago. In the early 90ties when dancehall was hot every rapper tried to incorporate some Jafaikan sh*t into their music. I remember when rappers used that term "keep it real" till it became corny around '94/ '95. Commercial a*s rappers was on that jiggy sh*t around '97. Everyone had a Sean Paul feature 10 years ago. Around '04/ '05 rappers and even r & b n*ggas collaborated with wack a*s reggaeton n*ggas.
My point is at the end of the day this is a business and rappers have always followed trends.
While Kendrick is right I'm old enough to remember when nearly all NY rappers were using that Das Efx flow 20 years ago. In the early 90ties when dancehall was hot every rapper tried to incorporate some Jafaikan sh*t into their music. I remember when rappers used that term "keep it real" till it became corny around '94/ '95. Commercial a*s rappers was on that jiggy sh*t around '97. Everyone had a Sean Paul feature 10 years ago. Around '04/ '05 rappers and even r & b n*ggas collaborated with wack a*s reggaeton n*ggas.
My point is at the end of the day this is a business and rappers have always followed trends.
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theBlackbeard;5855674 said:I think the point some of yall missing is that most of these so called rappers that reference molly in they raps, don't really partake in the drug. Only using it as a key phrase to sound relevant. That is pretty lame.
It's like 50 Cent making weed songs when he admittedly doesn't smoke weed. Shit was stupid
A1000MILES
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Muhannad X;5856553 said:Kendrick's right. Another thing I wanna know is when did it start being acceptable to be dopefiends? There have always been rappers that used drugs, but nowadays rappers are glorifying it. I think Weezy had a big part in making it cool to be a dopefiend, just like he made it cool to trick. After he said "it ain't trickin' if you got it" rappers ran with that theme.
While Kendrick is right I'm old enough to remember when nearly all NY rappers were using that Das Efx flow 20 years ago. In the early 90ties when dancehall was hot every rapper tried to incorporate some Jafaikan sh*t into their music. I remember when rappers used that term "keep it real" till it became corny around '94/ '95. Commercial a*s rappers was on that jiggy sh*t around '97. Everyone had a Sean Paul feature 10 years ago. Around '04/ '05 rappers and even r & b n*ggas collaborated with wack a*s reggaeton n*ggas.
My point is at the end of the day this is a business and rappers have always followed trends.
Soooo...Bone Thugz, ODB, Devin, Cypress Hill, Snoop, Andre Nickatina, etc...Weren't all pushin the drug lifestyle prior to Wayne?...I'll admit he made that phrase more popular but he ain't make trickin cool...
JDSTAYWITIT
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SupremeXXV;5855749 said:This Molly shit is lame. Just smoke weed niggas...leave that pill poppin' shit to white folks.
A1000MILES;5856463 said:Sneak Dissa;5856423 said:Kendrick is obviously a lame. His statement is "Death to Molly"? Out of all the fucked up shit in the world and even just in rap that's the cause he feels most passionately about? Taking people's fun away?
Nigga needs to go kick his little Elmer Fudd raps about nothing and just be happy that he's been temporarily declared the new rap savior now that people are over Lupe.
Naw, not death to the drug, death to the "trendiness" of it...I thought the same thing when I first saw the video, cause I know a lotta niggas in his own camp do molly...But he basically just sayin niggas need to stop hoppin on trends and runnin em into the ground...
yeah so he couldn't have said "death to trendiness"? also i think we can all think of about 100 other examples of bandwagoning in hip-hop. why this one? it's not even all that prevalent in the big scheme of things.
A1000MILES
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Shiiit...I stay in upstate SC...I swear, within the past year and a half...Erbody round here runnin round talmbout "molly"...Half these niggas don't een know that the shit ain't a pill...Quarter of em know what it is, but never had real access to it...And dealers??!!!...Lawd, dealers was havin a field day trickin these young dumb niggas...A nigga could crush up a ex pill and some Tylenol...Stand on the corner talmbout "I got that Molly"...And niggas gon flock to it...
A1000MILES;5856684 said:Muhannad X;5856553 said:Kendrick's right. Another thing I wanna know is when did it start being acceptable to be dopefiends? There have always been rappers that used drugs, but nowadays rappers are glorifying it. I think Weezy had a big part in making it cool to be a dopefiend, just like he made it cool to trick. After he said "it ain't trickin' if you got it" rappers ran with that theme.
While Kendrick is right I'm old enough to remember when nearly all NY rappers were using that Das Efx flow 20 years ago. In the early 90ties when dancehall was hot every rapper tried to incorporate some Jafaikan sh*t into their music. I remember when rappers used that term "keep it real" till it became corny around '94/ '95. Commercial a*s rappers was on that jiggy sh*t around '97. Everyone had a Sean Paul feature 10 years ago. Around '04/ '05 rappers and even r & b n*ggas collaborated with wack a*s reggaeton n*ggas.
My point is at the end of the day this is a business and rappers have always followed trends.
Soooo...Bone Thugz, ODB, Devin, Cypress Hill, Snoop, Andre Nickatina, etc...Weren't all pushin the drug lifestyle prior to Wayne?...I'll admit he made that phrase more popular but he ain't make trickin cool...
Yeah you had rappers that made songs here and there about getting high but notice you didn't mention mainstream rappers (in terms of dominating saleswise). You mainly mentioned niche rappers and local rappers. Nowadays mainstream rappers be talking about sniffing lines and popping molly's with no shame. Back in the day it wasn't cool to spit from a customer's/ fiend perspective but now the negative stigma is gone. I think Weezy played a big part in that sh*t, just like he made trickin' cool.
buttuh_b;5855341 said:I wholeheartedly agree by the way. Shit has gotten out of hand. Never knew grown ass adults actions could really be influenced by rap music let alone kids but it really does.
Niggas are weak minded now a days cause they sell their soul for a piece of fame and its perks.
rell e. rell
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he's watering hip-hop down too...they're in the same sinking boat!!!
It's more than just the molly references that have watered down hip hop. It's the copy cat mentality. People who are in the hip hop industry today forgot that it's first and foremost about self expression. Too many clones. No real pioneers. It's like a long ass transition period that has yet to lead anywhere when it comes to mainstream rap music.
Broddie;5856993 said:It's more than just the molly references that have watered down hip hop. It's the copy cat mentality. People who are in the hip hop industry today forgot that it's first and foremost about self expression. Too many clones. No real pioneers. It's like a long ass transition period that has yet to lead anywhere when it comes to mainstream rap music.
I feel you but check my first post in this thread. Rappers have always followed trends. Difference is nowadays the bar is set alot lower and alot of mainstream rappers seem to have less skills and less substance so them jumping on trends stand out more.
A1000MILES
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Muhannad X;5856979 said:A1000MILES;5856684 said:Muhannad X;5856553 said:Kendrick's right. Another thing I wanna know is when did it start being acceptable to be dopefiends? There have always been rappers that used drugs, but nowadays rappers are glorifying it. I think Weezy had a big part in making it cool to be a dopefiend, just like he made it cool to trick. After he said "it ain't trickin' if you got it" rappers ran with that theme.
While Kendrick is right I'm old enough to remember when nearly all NY rappers were using that Das Efx flow 20 years ago. In the early 90ties when dancehall was hot every rapper tried to incorporate some Jafaikan sh*t into their music. I remember when rappers used that term "keep it real" till it became corny around '94/ '95. Commercial a*s rappers was on that jiggy sh*t around '97. Everyone had a Sean Paul feature 10 years ago. Around '04/ '05 rappers and even r & b n*ggas collaborated with wack a*s reggaeton n*ggas.
My point is at the end of the day this is a business and rappers have always followed trends.
Soooo...Bone Thugz, ODB, Devin, Cypress Hill, Snoop, Andre Nickatina, etc...Weren't all pushin the drug lifestyle prior to Wayne?...I'll admit he made that phrase more popular but he ain't make trickin cool...
Yeah you had rappers that made songs here and there about getting high but notice you didn't mention mainstream rappers (in terms of dominating saleswise). You mainly mentioned niche rappers and local rappers. Nowadays mainstream rappers be talking about sniffing lines and popping molly's with no shame. Back in the day it wasn't cool to spit from a customer's/ fiend perspective but now the negative stigma is gone. I think Weezy played a big part in that sh*t, just like he made trickin' cool.
Okay, that's what you mean..Aight, I kind agree...Bit ion think Wayne was the catalyst...
