Is There A Rapper That Has Sold Out More Than ICE-CUBE?
How are you going to go from "cave b*tch" and "kill crakkkaz" to "are we there yet"?
Ice-cube has to be the biggest sell-out in rap history
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The point in makin films, is to ACT. If he changed his stance in music, THAT would be sellin out. Dude's legacy in Hip Hop cant be touched, quit it.
Dumb ass thread.
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"..drownin' with water in my throat, got leaks in the boat/squeezin the toast/is not a option/I got 'Pac on/Makaveli The Don/bumpin' that "me & my glock song.."
How are you going to go from "cave b*tch" and "kill crakkkaz" to "are we there yet"?
Ice-cube has to be the biggest sell-out in rap history
nah my dude, you got it twisted..........
Making movies where black people are portrayed in a positive light ain't sellin out....
Cube still makes black music, writes, produces, and directs black movies, employing black actors and other black people.
Just because every product he puts out ain't gangsta don't make him a sellout. Being gangsta, being hood, being ghetto does not = being black or being real. To say he ain't real because he's making movies like "Are We There Yet" is feeding into the stereotype that black people are all ghetto, uneducated, no-good........ etc
Rap is the only profession where black people get paid for fulfilling all of the negative stereotypes society puts on them. In the real world we gotta get out there and compete for jobs and positions in society just like everybody else, these stereotypes don't help us.
Rap got ya'lls heads messed. Cube doing positive sh!t don't make him a sell out!
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"Try to make it within yourself first. If you're doing Hip Hop for the money, find another occupation. If you're doing it for the love, keep building and the money will come to you." -RZA
nah my dude, you got it twisted..........
Making movies where black people are portrayed in a positive light ain't sellin out....
Cube still makes black music, writes, produces, and directs black movies, employing black actors and other black people.
Just because every product he puts out ain't gangsta don't make him a sellout. Being gangsta, being hood, being ghetto does not = being black or being real. To say he ain't real because he's making movies like "Are We There Yet" is feeding into the stereotype that black people are all ghetto, uneducated, no-good........ etc
Rap is the only profession where black people get paid for fulfilling all of the negative stereotypes society puts on them. In the real world we gotta get out there and compete for jobs and positions in society just like everybody else, these stereotypes don't help us.
Rap got ya'lls heads messed. Cube doing positive sh!t don't make him a sell out!
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"Try to make it within yourself first. If you're doing Hip Hop for the money, find another occupation. If you're doing it for the love, keep building and the money will come to you." -RZA
How do you make a Ice Cube sell-out thread and not mention that b.ull**** Friday cartoon series that hes puttin out or that Black/White series last year
How do you make a Ice Cube sell-out thread and not mention that b.ull**** Friday cartoon series that hes puttin out or that Black/White series last year
well i didnt want to put up a wall of text so i just used examples of the two extremes
how the f*ck can you go from a black revolutionary to a corporate house negro seriously, no one can possibly put up a logical argument against that
i've been wanting to call dude out on his coonery for a while now
__________________ It's when
it's all been
broken apart
like glass
shattered to fragments
pieces of the past
shimmering, floating in the air
like sunlight on dust particles
that never settle...
nah my dude, you got it twisted..........
Making movies where black people are portrayed in a positive light ain't sellin out....
Cube still makes black music, writes, produces, and directs black movies, employing black actors and other black people.
Just because every product he puts out ain't gangsta don't make him a sellout. Being gangsta, being hood, being ghetto does not = being black or being real. To say he ain't real because he's making movies like "Are We There Yet" is feeding into the stereotype that black people are all ghetto, uneducated, no-good........ etc
Rap is the only profession where black people get paid for fulfilling all of the negative stereotypes society puts on them. In the real world we gotta get out there and compete for jobs and positions in society just like everybody else, these stereotypes don't help us.
Rap got ya'lls heads messed. Cube doing positive sh!t don't make him a sell out!
What is Friday after Next..... And as far as Are we there Yet, the slapstick element that the movie is wrapped in is the essence of coondom (yes a madeup word), and is a way for JewWood (hollywood), to silence/control the pseudo-militancy that he once represented (see Mos Def)
well i didnt want to put up a wall of text so i just used examples of the two extremes
how the f*ck can you go from a black revolutionary to a corporate house negro seriously, no one can possibly put up a logical argument against that
i've been wanting to call dude out on his coonery for a while now
im with you.... Ill help spread your cause 2 the masses
but I almost threw up watching that Friday series cartoon, I felt that needs a mandatory mention