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She's not entirely wrong, but a bit naive.
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She got his a***
I knew exactly what she was gone say
What post did I specifically say any of those things about just Miami?
Ish wasn’t ready for that ending take
I'm trying to help you see through the smoke.
If someone is throwing a party and want you to come, are they going to make it seem like the party is whatever or are they going to hype it up and act like the party is the party of the year and you need to come, because everyone is going to be there, and all the chicks will be?
Ain't no smoke to see thru.ADVERTISEMENTI'm trying to help you see through the smoke.
If someone is throwing a party and want you to come, are they going to make it seem like the party is whatever or are they going to hype it up and act like the party is the party of the year and you need to come, because everyone is going to be there, and all the chicks will be?
That's what's done today. If someone selling all these records with hits, it looks different. They give out platinum records like Oprah did cars today. For songs that are popular for a weekend. They want to make it look like everyone is listening so you will listen too and hop on the bandwagon. You can't have a bunch of gold and platinum songs, but your albums don't even debut in the top 25. SZA isn't supposed to be "outselling" you in week 157. Something isn't adding up.
Platinum or gold today isn't what it was in 2004. In 2004 if your debut weekend was 15,000 you would have been dropped faster than you could fall from 20 feet. That's why songs from the 90's and 2000's are going to have more traction and are used in movies, tv shows and old school sets. These songs today have the shelf life of milk.
Streaming isn’t selling. That’s why they can’t tour.
They must have been being obtuse on purpose on the Dr Umar and rap music not bringing good.
Yeah, it's made people money and supported families.
but how many people are in jail, drug addicted and dead because of rap music. That's Umar's point.
YBC Dul was just killed and they didn't get it. All these dudes are copying the criminal ways they hear in music. From the acronyms for gangs to claiming GD and Piru.
She's not entirely wrong, but a bit naive.
I was saw the whole discussion Umar and Mouse had a few days ago and Mouse was making easy for Umar to curve up his argument. It was like watching somebody walk into the set up.
Tell me more about my culture. Yes it's just dancing, but in a lot of cases it can be very sexual.She's not really naive. It's just a cultural difference.
Yeah, in America, we think one way. They've grown up into it. Even gay Carribean mean whine on chicks. Dudes get rejected for the American attitude there.
I remember that Safaree used to be called gay for dancing, because Americans had become accustom to not seeing men dance by themselves.
It was like when I went to college and I was told GoGo's are different. It's the culture. Y'all are really going to play this pots and pans stuff that all sounds the same the whole night? Damn, ya'll dance and don't have any problems?
they look at whining differently than we do twerking. They've been doing it for decades and it's ingrained in their culture. We look at it as the same, when it's not. Twerking here is something strippers did, that might be viewed different in 20 years.
Yeah, if your girl is wining on Dexta Daps, better know it ain't just dancing.Tell me more about my culture. Yes it's just dancing, but in a lot of cases it can be very sexual.
Them Caribbean _'s dawgs just like us.Yeah, if your girl is wining on Dexta Daps, better know it ain't just dancing.
The bag is here.
Yeah they don't even seem like friends in the ad with the acting.I feel like I've been listening to Joe for so long I can just tell when he is acting. Seeing in this is unintentionally hilarious.
But if he some how gets Druski on the podYeah they don't even seem like friends in the ad with the acting.
The bag is here.