Do you like rap music?

[Anonymous]

Kind of loses its tough edge when you realize all of the most famous rappers are DL and swing both ways.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I like weird Al. Does that count?

yes

[Anonymous]

Mostly the older stuff but yeah

Queen Latifah
Tribe Called Quest
Jeremih
Heavy D and the Boyz
Dr. Dre
2Pac

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Kind of loses its tough edge when you realize all of the most famous rappers are DL and swing both ways.

Yeah what's up with that? Oddly too high of a percentage of them to be organic.

[Anonymous]

None of it. And get off my lawn.

[Anonymous]

Old Kanye. I know! But I miss him.

[Anonymous]

Love sexxy red. Such brilliant lyricism and empowering for women.

[Anonymous]

Just keepin it real, “life ain’t nothin but b!+ches an money.”

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Love sexxy red. Such brilliant lyricism and empowering for women.

-unlike 99% of rap.

[Anonymous]

old school early 90's rap yes. The crap they try to pass today as rap. F no.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Love sexxy red. Such brilliant lyricism and empowering for women.

-unlike 99% of rap.

Yes. Pound Town hits hard, right in the feels.

[Anonymous]

I'm pretty sure Ice Cube had me - a middle aged white dude in the suburbs mowing his lawn - when he wrote all those bangers.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:No, I hate it. I hate the culture it represents as well.

You know what? The most academically strong students I've had have NEVER been the most "into" rap. Coincidence? I don't think so.

I believe it. C-rap music heavily influences toxic Black male culture with lyrics about rape, violence, misogynoir, and being a baby daddy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Old school only. The new stuff sounds as interesting as sawdust.

Its probably because you were young when the old stuff was poppin’