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But to be honest, I believe no other music lifestyle is as dangerous as rap. In no other genre are so many young men killed.
https://youtu.be/S3DNMV21xiY?si=mLfdQpbIBuC6bP1W
I think the kids call rap differently today.
Yeah, the song in the OP is from 25 years ago.
There is definitely still gang-aligned rap though.
Yes, you're right. I think nowadays there is more autotune involved, and the fashion style has shifted from baggy to slim, but the message is still the same
it is being one of those "double edged sword" situations. the art itself was perhaps more pure, but how people chose to interpret the art and apply the messages therein to their daily lives was perhaps being a negative (or positive) effect.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6IJCFc_qkHw
NEVER underestimate and ALWAYS anticipate the DUMBASSERY of teens and yuppies.