I concur. Not a justification, but when rappers speak on the conditions in which they live, it provides substance to music and the content is richer. Whether the material is passive or vulgarly-aggressive, the message is important. All hail real hip-hop!
I concur. Not a justification, but when rappers speak on the conditions in which they live, it provides substance to music and the content is richer. Whether the material is passive or vulgarly-aggressive, the message is important. All hail real hip-hop!
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