Let's see him portray living rappers like this. He chose them because they can't come and pop a cap in his ass

Based God = Hoodrat bullshit

SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said:

Let's see him portray living rappers like this. He chose them because they can't come and pop a cap in his ass

Yeah, but any number of Biggie/Tupac fans and devotees could do so as well. I'd say it's probably MORE offensive to the Biggie/Tupac followers than if they had been alive and could speak for themselves.

SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said:

Let's see him portray living rappers like this. He chose them because they can't come and pop a cap in his ass

With these rappers to day "Poppin a cap" in one's ass, would look alot like the artwork on young dudes mixtape cover.

I don't see the problem with it. Freedom of speech and all that.

Household name? I never heard of him until this thread.

Vendetta1 said:

I don't see the problem with it. Freedom of speech and all that.

Household name? I never heard of him until this thread.

Household name is a strech, but my point is that creating outrageous album covers/titles both Lil B and Asaad have gotten there name to countless people who would otherwise never hear of them.

AsherFierce said:

SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said:

Let's see him portray living rappers like this. He chose them because they can't come and pop a cap in his ass

With these rappers to day "Poppin a cap" in one's ass, would look alot like the artwork on young dudes mixtape cover.

That's probably where that phrase originated from. From their old prison days.

Wow, people will do ANYTHING for attention nowaday's. And as many said it's just like with Lil Bitch i mean Lil B Did. And why is he the based os bass GOD or w/e? i swear rappers nowaday's are poor excuses for humanity lord.... i'll stick to my Tribe Called Quest, Public Enemy & Grandmaster Flash records.

The only recent decent rap artist i heard where death grips.

This is just wrong... we all know Biggie would have been the top

RKJCNE said:

Vendetta1 said:

I don't see the problem with it. Freedom of speech and all that.

Household name? I never heard of him until this thread.

Household name is a strech, but my point is that creating outrageous album covers/titles both Lil B and Asaad have gotten there name to countless people who would otherwise never hear of them.

Exactly my point. I can't use "freedom of expression" as an excuse. Fuck that.

Timmy84 said:

RKJCNE said:

Household name is a strech, but my point is that creating outrageous album covers/titles both Lil B and Asaad have gotten there name to countless people who would otherwise never hear of them.

Exactly my point. I can't use "freedom of expression" as an excuse. Fuck that.

And I would never argue his right to do this, the first amendment doesn't prevent anybody from being critical of someone's free speech.

RKJCNE said:

Timmy84 said:

Exactly my point. I can't use "freedom of expression" as an excuse. Fuck that.

And I would never argue his right to do this, the first amendment doesn't prevent anybody from being critical of someone's free speech.

If they got the right to "express", we got a right to be critical. All is fair in love and war.

Which one chose that wallpaper, I wonder?

Oh Brother!

Well, if I were a young rapper, and wanted to make sure that I got the most attention possible from a single cover, THIS would be the cover I'd use. Kanye's probably mad he didn't think of it first, lol.

To me, this is simply hilarious (...but I stopped taking rappers seriously a long time ago). Rap fans getting mad over this cover reminds me of Muslims getting mad over the cartoon of Muhammad with a bomb in his turban. They're public figures, and it's just a cartoon. But now a cartoon of Biggie's and 2Pac's MOMs in the same situation; I would find offensive. But Asaad's mixtape cover in my opinion is just child's play.

PDogz said:

Oh Brother!

Well, if I were a young rapper, and wanted to make sure that I got the most attention possible from a single cover, THIS would be the cover I'd use. Kanye's probably mad he didn't think of it first, lol.

To me, this is simply hilarious (...but I stopped taking rappers seriously a long time ago). Rap fans getting mad over this cover reminds me of Muslims getting mad over the cartoon of Muhammad with a bomb in his turban. They're public figures, and it's just a cartoon. But now a cartoon of Biggie's and 2Pac's MOMs in the same situation; I would find offensive. But Asaad's mixtape cover in my opinion is just child's play.

With all due respect, that analogy is off base, PDogz. Disrespecting some rappers is not the same as disrespecting a religous symbol. Granted, I get what you're trying to say, but the two things are radically different.

Harlepolis said:

PDogz said:

Oh Brother!

Well, if I were a young rapper, and wanted to make sure that I got the most attention possible from a single cover, THIS would be the cover I'd use. Kanye's probably mad he didn't think of it first, lol.

To me, this is simply hilarious (...but I stopped taking rappers seriously a long time ago). Rap fans getting mad over this cover reminds me of Muslims getting mad over the cartoon of Muhammad with a bomb in his turban. They're public figures, and it's just a cartoon. But now a cartoon of Biggie's and 2Pac's MOMs in the same situation; I would find offensive. But Asaad's mixtape cover in my opinion is just child's play.

With all due respect, that analogy is off base, PDogz. Disrespecting some rappers is not the same as disrespecting a religous symbol. Granted, I get what you're trying to say, but the two things are radically different.

I respect your argument, sincerely.

Although as far as analogies go, I think; a Rap Star is to his fans, as a Religious Leader is to his flock, is still a valid one. Just like; Fire is to burning, as Water is to soaking, would be another valid analogy, yet it could be argued that the two things (Fire and Water) are radically different.

So, while I'm clearly defending my analogy, I completely agree that a rapper and a religious figure are radically different, nevertheless appreciate that you get what I'm saying.

TonyVanDam said:

Timmy84 said:

Y'mean he ain't had no harsh words for Lil Bastard, er, B?

I'm sure Griff has. I still looking for someone to post the lecture on YouTube.

Maybe I will post it because what he has to say is interesting.

PDogz said:

Well, if I were a young rapper, and wanted to make sure that I got the most attention possible from a single cover, THIS would be the cover I'd use. Kanye's probably mad he didn't think of it first, lol.

wouldn't surprise me

Whoa there, Lil B is the man. I mean this seriously too.

LittleBLUECorvette said:

Whoa there, Lil B is the man. I mean this seriously too.

I've never heard of this guy.

And Lil' B is contributing to the death of music.

smoothcriminal12 said:

LittleBLUECorvette said:

Whoa there, Lil B is the man. I mean this seriously too.

Get wit it, or get left behind.

I love it! It's funny!

lets pretend this never hapend serio fuckingly , som ppl have too much time on thier hands, wtf?!

LittleBLUECorvette said:

smoothcriminal12 said:

Get wit it, or get left behind.

Damn those songs were good.

Fuck you.

I have no problem with the cover art itself, albei it is a bit disrespectful, but I find his reasoning a bit off. So because the industry screwed and still is screwing rappers over he is using an image of Pac and Biggie screwing each other? WTF?

What´s that got to do with artist being screwed over by the industry?

That album cover looks horrible, by the way. Just horrible. Like some old videogame screen cap from the mid 90s.

smoothcriminal12 said:

LittleBLUECorvette said:

Get wit it, or get left behind.

Damn those songs were good.

Fuck you.

What I tell you.

Based God is the internet troll who's actually doin that on purpose.

Lil B is the rapper with good songs.

It's like Beyonce/Sasha Fierce