Being flashy and everything has been apart of the African Way since the beginning of time.shenco;3116876 said:SMH money, clothes, and hoes been the main staples of hip-hop since the beginning my dude. It's never changed.
noticed you hit a lot of nerves with this post, good shit. the album is an inspiration.32Gz;3114643 said:it made me close my eyes and see success through their eyes.
Notice how a lot of people that bash the album say they were bragging, but it goes to show the type of mindset a lot people are in... they feel a certain way towards successful people.
That shit should be inspiration to people. Two black guys from poor, fucked up neighborhoods now sitting on a throne, a throne that was not built for minorities.
That whole album gave this "this is how success feels like" vibe... look how i can go to paris, fly around in private jets, ball out, buy expensive clothes and smell good all while doing it, these are the rewards of hardwork and you too can achieve that.
a-grave247;3117475 said:It is inspirational when someone from the bottom who grew up with nothing reaches a success level that most people won't see in their lifetime.They achieved it regardless of race or class.A new day talking about the troubles their unborn son might get no matter how successful they are,welcome to the jungle questioning god for taking the lives of their uncle and fathers lives,not being able to cry in public as the press wont leave them alone,thanking their mother and grandmother for helping get to where they are (made in america) i swear the most fitting quote for this is:do you fools listen to music or do you just skim through it
preach!
the album went from the success (bragging) to the struggle to get the success... just like a lot of us went through or is going through... a story that can be told and has been told by many others and said in many different ways (bragging).....
"Power to the people, when you see me, see you"
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