What unpopular opinions do you have? Hip-Hop/Rap edition


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So we finally got the WHOLE TRUE STORY

Vlad is Satan but these coons will die for him.

We need to focus on THEM TOO.
 
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Drake is in that position right now. They trying to resist the music, because he put out some things that are dope. I say a lot of things on social and they get upset because they look and go, “Ahh, I’m automatically supposed to be on Kendrick’s side because of my association with Dre.” And I love Kendrick, but I’ll say it to you — I didn’t see where what [Drake] did was wack at any point. They giving [Drake] the, “Oh you wack, you finished.” I’m like, “Nah, come on.” That’s the system trying to make some sort of resistance and it’s from the consistency. When you win consecutively, that part of the hip-hop demographic wants you out of there. I started to feel the resistance for the Curtis album.
When you linked up with Drake, did you have advice for him as far as his next move?

I was telling him, it’s not him. I’m listening on the outskirts, it’s not you. Don’t let yourself think that for a second. On some real s–t, I said, “They said you lost, okay. Well what did you lose?” What exactly did he lose, if he got $300 something million on his last tour? You didn’t lose a motherf–king thing, man. If that’s the moment, you keep your creative energy in the right place, and keep creating. If you slow down because you feel, “What the f–k?” The resistance will make you feel like your material isn’t good. Then you gotta figure out how to keep pushing, how to keep creating — because that’s what it feels like to you at the moment. That s–t was good for hip-hop. It made both of them create quality material faster.

Then they’re making some crazy allegations against each other. Do you think you lose once you get on the defensive? I thought Drake lost his footing a little bit there.

When you say something that isn’t true, and the person wants to defend themselves, they encourage — the public likes that you’re vulnerable. Because it matters to you that it wasn’t true and they jump on you. That’s like Meek Mill. When they say Meek is fruity or gay with Puff in the situation now. It’s how he responds to it that makes people talk about it more. It gets bigger and bigger and it turns into a thing going on out there. You don’t hear one thing about French Montana. And French was in that circle and around that a lot. Not one thing, and Meek’s s–t is all over the place. It’s the way they respond to what people say about them publicly. They feel like, “That bothers you?” If you say anything, then they start harping on that harder. They want the fight to continue.

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50 Cent Talks Las Vegas Residency, Drake’s Next Move & Reflects on ’07 Sales Battle With Kanye West

50 Cent talks his upcoming Las Vegas residency, Drake's next move from the Kendrick Lamar battle fallout and much more.
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This is how you speak on Vrownsville Ka death?

It is pathetic how these so called hip hop media platforms allow in death and beef

But don't celebrate icons legends and important figures in the culture

And the public says nothing
 
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Hip Hop used to actually teach and inspire and empower too.
 
This thread like most of BGOL was alot better when people used their words to express thoughts. As opposed to today when this thread (like most of BGOL) looks like a damn twitter feed. Nothing but twitter, IG, and/or youtube post.
 
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