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2 comments:
I can dig rappin,
but a rapper with a ghost writer?
What the fuck happened?
I swore I wouldn't tell.
But most of y'all share bars,
like you got the bottom bunk in a two man cell!
~ Kendrick Lamar (King Kunta)
It appears most rappers of today are gang members and drug dealers who can spit (literally) out a few lines. It's a shame for people who really are skilled who cannot break into the industry. As long as there are Kardashians and others who need drugs and are willing to finance a rap career for access, I guess it will never change.
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