- Apr 27, 2002
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This is why I told you guys to stop posting his stuff
the contradiction of your post
Theyāre not hiding it. Plus AK studied at Rutgers. So, heās basically an adopted NJer/NYer.
Heās been around those white frat boy types since college.
Those of us like Wavy, You, myself, basically anyone else of higher intelligence and common sense BEEN knew what type of time dude was on.
Heās the living, breathing, definition of the millennial/Gen Z/etc type that clearly is an opportunist and compromised
not sure if it really has to do w/a generational classification than the way way he gets moneyā¦as a basically a singular entity, it isnāt surprising that such a person would eventually lean more conservative
Itās our own kind (not dudes like you and I). I feel like say cheese is bigger than all of them except Vlad.
Itās funny how those Cali gang members, the whole āgang diasporaā as whole, they HATE the āother sideā they HATE their rivalsā¦
But they let goofy drugged up looking Adam infiltrate and use themā¦ but they hate rivals who basically look like them
Black folks just shameful nowadays. No backbone. I just look at Adam and Iām like (as a black man) WHATāS the appeal of being around dude, unless heās buying drugs from you
It baffles me.
Dudes who look like Adam literally come to the hood or around black people strictly to buy drugs or prostitutes (at least where Iām from)
you feel or know? it is actually quite understandable how guy like adam, ak, vlad grew in influence, when hip-hop media was more established they werenāt all that interested in the 110th most āpopularā rapper in x genre/market whereas adam et al would not only show interest but knowing who these folk were but actually give the spotlightā¦not baffling at all
Vlad literally does nothing but interview people. What part of our culture is he?
and putting themselves at the head of OUR culture and the fact they think they are? To say it publicly? What influence do they have?
#itiswhatitis, for example just through sheer time & volume vladtv is somewhat of a database/repository of hip hop history/knowledge, almost every time something happens in hip-hop vladtv invariably has a flash/throwback interview that directly or indirectly relates; i donāt know if this ā influence per se but it is something
Though you are right Iām not sure how the college loans relate dawg
To me itās just simple, seems like some years ago the media moved towards dumbing everything down going for hot takes, more gossip/drama and generally stupid **** and ppl ate it up so it just gets worse ā¦Basically the old tabloid style that used to be a side thing became mainstream media and legit reporting and journalism got pushed to the side where the tabloids used to beā¦It flipped so thatās how you got a dude like Adam legit thinking him/Ak/vlad are the biggest in hip hop media, and itās nastee cuz that aināt too far off from the truth
i would say that controversy & salaciousness has always had appeal, social media just brought it to the fore in a way that was so much more accessibleā¦for better & worse established hip hop media were āgatekeepersā w/ biases often couched in phony objectivity, the folk that came up as independents were at least honest in their favoritism