Why
are
you
posting
this
trash?



I didn't want to do this, but you brought it on yourself.
































I'M SENDING HER



TO YOUR HOUSE!

Dance said:

So she can throw phones at her? Come on, Aisha's a sista...

@ Dance!

And nobody's throwing shit nowhere in my house if anybody's doing the throwing, its gonna be ME up in this mofo.

TAKE NOTES!

BlaqueKnight said:

He's shooting hisself on the foot for the Malcolm X nod alone

People are STILL scared shitless in their boots of Malcolm, and anybody who wants to be associated with him will put their career in great risk.

I wasn't in that favor for Nas, but I'm starting to give him the credit,,,,just for that alone.

Harlepolis said:

Thats why I and LOTS OF OTHER PEOPLE LOOVE Nas. He isnt talkin about makin some girl lick the lillipop or snappin and all that bs..this some real sincere sh--

Harlepolis said:

Well I'm sending Foxy's bipolar ass too!

Not the real Foxy, she'd probably just try to fuck you, the fake one with the cheap weave.

That'll learn ya!

Dance said:

If Pam Grier wants to fuck me, I'm flattered

The broke ass hood rat ass version would have a field day chewing on my leather shoe before she gets to my face

You should send yourself to my house instead of all these people, though I know juuuuust how to keep your babbling mouthed ass in line.

Toothless barking bulldog

Harlepolis said:

ALrighty then.

No he didn't, no this TRICK ASS BITCH didn't just jack my thread!

@ your siggy. You're a HOT mess in the summertime, child

totally crap, go to jail, get raped, end of story

I write poetry and sometimes I will write a rhyme, I use the n word if that is what I am moved to write. When you grow up with a mother that says things like "nigger I thought i told you to take that trash out" like it or not it becomes part of your everyday vernacular. Some see it as a term of endearment, others may have a certain disdain for it. Where I grew up damn near my whole neighborhood used this word and rather negative or positive this is the culture that I was raised.I said all that to say that consciously I think there are many people that don't see it as a "trigger word", the word is being used by black people and people of many different racial backgrounds, this is simply a reality. When I hear a song like this I listen to it in the artistic sense and I try to understand what the artist is saying and I take little offense to it. If I were to watch a movie with the N word being used I have to look at it in the context of the film, the scene and what the whole story is about.

wooooOOOOOooooow

gosh i really don't know what to say. he wasn't talking nonsense.

I remember hearing Paul Mooney once say "Everybody wanna be a nigger, but knowbody wanna be a nigger"

Meloh9 said:

It IS hard quitting the word when everybody around you use it.

I havent' used it for the past 2 years(except for a very few rare moments), and even though I didn't preach to anybody about refraining from using it, somehow my friends caught up with the change I went through and stopped saying it in front of me.
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the song is crazy. people hark up about the word nigger but its context is spoken in terms of social commentary as opposed to derogaty terms most rappers seem to use it for in the mainstream. appreciate the lyrics and philosophy before hastily discrediting God's son, the new album will be something to look out for. for more check his dj lantern nigger mixtape and the track black presidents ft. tupac and obama

As far as growing up with the term/being surrounded by people using it...

While that's true and is a reasonable EXCUSE, I'm sure every person can say that they grew up in a community or family where certain things were acceptable that really shouldn't be.

We all mature or just step outside of our environments and realize some things are just wrong and usually make a conscious effort to change, unless you just don't give a fuck and are content to be as filthy and worthless as those you've come to recognize as such.

I know in certain situations, depending on the people, I'm quick to shut down certain things. I don't want to get into some of the bs some have spouted around me coming up, but I can say that even when I was a kid, I saw that nonsense for what it was and made the choice from then to reject all of that. I don't see why grown ass people can't do the same.

Dance said:

I don't think the n word alone makes a person filthy and useless,thats a blamket statement. I have a low tolerence for holeir than thow people who ignore social conditioning and at like everything is black or white and comes down to a simple choice. I did it so why can't you, even when I was a kid etc. We all have our flaws and things that we need to work on.

Harlepolis said:

Meloh9 said:

Dance said:

Man... what is THIS from?

Wow. I love Nas, but I don't know about this.

I'm feeling the intro and outro, though. The actual song...it's just too much. Maybe I'm missing something.

poeticrockstar said:

I believe it is from women in cages

poeticrockstar said:

Harlepolis' home movies

Dance said:

Damn you

Dance said:

me likes to see those kinds of movies!

I'm not crazy about the actual track, but bless him for dropping some real food for thought in with the controversy