White Men Can't Hump (As Good As Black Men)

SardonicGenie said:
No it isn't. Hip-Hop wasn't originally ghetto, nor was it intended to be as 'ghetto' or 'gangsta' as it is steadily becoming today. It started off as a movement against the masses, which then led to it becoming a global phenomenon, but those who are more 'ghetto-oriented' go into the business of hip-hop music, and began influencing it in ways that made it out to be more ghetto, and hip-hop isn't an act, it's a culture and a way of life like many others, and does not necessarily mean that you're ghetto if you're into hip-hop.
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And there you have it, people; the home run of the day.
 
SardonicGenie said:
No it isn't. Hip-Hop wasn't originally ghetto, nor was it intended to be as 'ghetto' or 'gangsta' as it is steadily becoming today. It started off as a movement against the masses, which then led to it becoming a global phenomenon, but those who are more 'ghetto-oriented' got into the business of hip-hop music, and began influencing it in ways that made it out to be more ghetto, and hip-hop isn't an act; it's a culture and a way of life like many others, and does not necessarily mean that you're ghetto if you're into hip-hop.
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I agree... Hip hop is definitely a culture (similar to punk, goth, rave, hipster) and it has different aspects that channels like BET and MTV dont show. So I agree with the author on The whole BET thing, but not specifically the hiphop thing because that BEt shit ain't Hip-hop...
 
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