About Me
- Motor.Maxx
- Pittsburgh, PA, United States
- I'm very interested in Money...I've met her once and I can't live without her, she makes me feel good, but I'm strong enough to know that too much of her wouldn't be healthy. So I always make time for Money, a day that I take her out and show her the things I like. I make Money and Money is just starting to realize that she can't make me.
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Yo this is how I feel about the Bill o'Riely joint. Now I agree yeah there's some positive signs as far as making a better life for yourself, but please let's be real: no matter what anyone says, rappers need to stop with the language, or the disrespect of woman. I mean so it's cool to say bitch this hoe that, but you won't disrespect your mother. The music isn't about lyrics anymore, its about how many times it takes to say bitch to make you sound hard, or how many cuss words it takes to sound gansta. That's wack all across the board. Imus shouldn't use that language and neither should rappers period.
Jay Hall
From a womans perspective, I think that so called "hip-hop" has gone too far. Yeah, Damon Dash wants to talk about the postive aspects of the music industry, but they only promote guns, money, and the severe disrespect of woman. the so called "postive" view of rap isn't being shown and the younger generation is left to look up to and listen to this senseless garbage. Young girls are growing up thinking that it's exceptable to be called a bitch, or a hoe, and young boys think that it's okay to use such language to talk about their women. Where is the postivity in that, why sell your soul to the devil for a dollar?
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