That whole Youtube thing was off track.

Hip Hop music makes kids want to smoke marijuana? Um, no. People smoke it because they choose to. Nobody puts a gun to your head and makes you do anything like that. You do it, or not, on your own.

I grew up listening to Hip Hop, and I still do. So why didn’t I end up living all of these stereotypes that the pastor is talking about? What’s so bad about Hip Hop clothing? What’s wrong with Fubu, and Rockawear?

I have some Rockawear drawers on right now, under my Sean Jean jeans, and you know what I’m doing? Sitting at my desk, at work, being a responsible adult WHO HAPPENS TO LISTEN TO AND LOVE HIP HOP.

So that pastor is off base because he is attacking the rappers while ignoring the larger problem that this is a part of. What’s happening with rap ISN’T ANYTHING NEW. Look up your U.S. history. Americans have always brought into anything that has to do with sex and drama. That’s what sells, and the music industry knows it. They did the same thing to rock before rap went mainstream. And finally, none of the rappers, or music execs would have jobs if not for all of the people buying it.

So it’s not fair to put it all on the rappers. Don’t get me wrong though, a lot of them are doing more to HURT things rather than helping, by saying anything on the mic just to get paid.

But like I said, you can’t attack just one head of the monster and expect to fix the problem.

i played it backwards so that it would be “normal” and it was jibberish