ham city
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i see what your saying but i was actually going to say the opposite regarding the media and its power. not that the media isn't immensely powerful or that certain figures in society aren't role models but Waka's just not that.Originally Posted by airmaxpenny1
Originally Posted by HAM CITY
you got dumb people everywhere, i guess i just don't understand how he's somehow supposed to be above being a moron just because he's a rapper and is in the spotlight.
He's not...but as said this what too many African-American kids look up to unfortunately. Niketalk ignores how powerful media really is, think about the fact alone we are having a 5 page discussion about dudes intelligence. Most NT'ers I would say are fairly intelligent, and can listen to the ignorance Waka spews and seperate it from the music he makes. But not everybody can and that's the unfortunate part. And it's not even Waka's fault necessarily, I don't know why BET would ask him those questions in the first place (oh wait, It's BET of course I do).![]()
i work with black youth ages 6-15 every single day and for the most part they don't give a damn what this n_ Waka has to say, much less on issues like education and voting.
then i see people in this thread legitimately upset at Waka who really think he's some huge detriment to society because of this one interview.
i see what royaice was saying, i can respect Waka's honesty about his incomplete education, i can appreciate the humility too as he's obviously embarrassed on national television uncomfortable as hell completely out of his element.