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Simone says:
April 23, 2007 at 19:46
You’re still a few steps ahead..
Beep says:
April 23, 2007 at 23:05
great friend of mine has critical analysis of this important topic.
http://www.joemande.com/
enjoy, and oh yea, there’s a serial killer in 4e.
Curtis Vodka says:
April 23, 2007 at 23:15
I LIVE IN 4E!!!! FUCK!!!!!
sovietpanda says:
April 24, 2007 at 02:53
wow… I want to see some more of Cam’ron talking about values… what a dumbass
sovietpanda says:
April 24, 2007 at 02:54
then again I’m not platinum… shit
The Bumps says:
April 24, 2007 at 15:36
I’m afraid that this is indicative of the de-valuation of life. Every day we are assaulted by violence. Iraq, Afghanistan, Virginia Tech, movies, games, lyrics, and here in London, the kids like nothing better than a good stabbin’! Life has become cheap. I understand the retisance of Black people in America to deal with the police. But what if Camron’s mother or child were shot? I suppose he’d become a vigilante. By removing themselves from the justice system, they are making there lives so much more dangerous. Which is fine if your millionare like Camron. But not so cool if your still in the “ghetto”. America is a simmering powderkeg of hate and violence, and I don’t think it’s gonna change. This ain’t just a black thing either. There is a long tradition of mistrust of the Feds and anti-establishment behaviour in the states, stretching back to the earliest days of Government and still goes on today. Waco anyone?
REMOVE THE GUNS!
cjs says:
April 24, 2007 at 19:07
what about all the white millionares in america, white corperate america, the white millionare politicians? they ain’t snitching either. what REALLY happened on 9-11? NOBODY IS SNITCHIN’.
dp says:
April 24, 2007 at 21:07
Wow, that’s disturbing. Thanks for posting it!
jaclyn says:
April 25, 2007 at 02:55
Wow, is Camron a fucktard. I love trap-rap, etc. despite the obvious ethical issues, but at a certain point shit is just beyond reason.
footwerk says:
April 25, 2007 at 05:50
ya i’m fo sho not paying for cams next record. he would want me to steal it anyways
Wax Joe says:
April 25, 2007 at 17:04
footfwerk: don´t worry.. go ahead, steal that shit, I won´t snitch!!
ma says:
April 26, 2007 at 09:08
that’s nothing new.. that’ s what happens in southern italy with mafia… snitching=”omertà “… watch out
bruce bruce says:
April 26, 2007 at 18:48
shit is real in these streets cuzin…
example:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pCzDecFe3Lw
hima says:
April 28, 2007 at 20:04
if you saw something like a 1/3 of your community locked up, given long sentences, chewed up by the system, with their right to vote and change things taken from them, you wouldn’t snitch either. “cuz the judge is sayin LIFE like it ain’t someone’s LIFE”. they’re boycotting the legal system because it’s done them wrong.
Justin says:
April 29, 2007 at 01:14
You know what bothers me about all these millionaire rappers? They think they’re all “gangsta” and “dangerous” and “drug dealin’” and “bitch stealin”, while in real life, a 8 y/o kid could kick their ass. What a pussy this Cam’ron guy is. What a pussy Busta Rhymes really is. Grew up in the hood? Yeah right. Probably got a condo in the suburbs. My God, I don’t understand why the youth doesn’t see right through these thought-up-by-managers-to-sell-more-records-imago’s of 50 Cent and the like. It’s all as fake as Britney’s singing, and all the kids eat it like it’s McD’s. Even here in Holland, youth start looking up to these ‘rappers’. What Paris and Britney are for the girls, these guys are for the boys. And that’s not at all good. Let’s hope they all grow out of it.
ma says:
April 29, 2007 at 12:03
nice to hear somebody talking like justin sometimes
brian says:
May 2, 2007 at 07:00
some of your points are valid, Justin, but I have to disagree on a few things:
1) it’s kind of implied that this “Stop Snitching” attitude is limited to this generation of rappers and fans. But NWA and Public Enemy as well as others had songs about police that were intended to show that the police don’t care about black people.
2) Cam’ron is from Harlem, i don’t know about Busta.
3) I have a hard time saying that gangsta culture shouldn’t be sold like it is through hip-hop and clothing and movies, etc. For me, I like listening to Clipse’s songs about slingin’ or Wu-Tang’s songs about the hard life growing up. Both are forms of escapism for me, and the both give me some more perspective on life.
However, I think the problem is that gangsta culture is embraced in certain communities. People grow up thinking that dealing drugs is great, because they get the money and everything that goes with it. Gangsta rap didn’t create this image, but it certainly isn’t helping it go away.
4) I really think that while I can’t agree with Cam’ron, you gotta admit he knows what he is doing. He knows that his “beef” with 50 will sell records. He knows that keeping the gangsta image will sell records. Is what he doing responsible? No. But the society we live in is ruled by money, so he is doing the smart thing.
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