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That depends on if you believe God is everything.

just when i start takin music too seriously (beefs, messages, wordplay) souljah boy comes along to put things in perspectie. i don't mind the fun little dance shit. But it does get annoying, havin it hammered into my ears jam after jam, party after party. Whatever. i sense the craze dyin down now anyway.

right now. Diduntdidunt by Saigon.

I think it's true. My sciene teacher told me that.

My girlfriend's white. And lots of my friends are mulatto. And yeah, I do notice that mulatto kids tend to group themselves in with blacks. That's cool and all. Just one of the happennings of society...like, the "coloreds" tend to lump together-like. But being proud of being black, and "Black Power" are too different things. Like...I don't reccommend fooling with things you really don't understand. Black Power is a racist ideology.

I like it. The only thing missing is like an accent, lol...no offense. It's like when I listen to West Coast rap, thats one of the things I'm expecting. Like your boy on the West Coast Rollin re-up (the 1st guy). Well done though.

My friend is crazy though. But yeah. The purpose of the gang is usually to get money. Like...ofcourse theres always set reppin and territory but yeah, bullets don't usually get wasted on mere shit talk now that brings up a question. When'd we start talking about gangs?

I agree with your list. But even as an avid Soulja Boy hater, Travis Barker works his magic, and gives the song a whole epic feel to it. Listen. Especially if you like rock; YouTube - Travis Barker Remix Soulja Boy "Crank That"

Quote from beantownsfinest13: “i dont thnk its okay to say it if ur a girl period..unless ur sayin it in an unharmful way. and as for white ppl i think white dudes can say it ..everyone says it, and black ppl call white ppl crackas all da time. and its funny cuz black ppl get mad offended wen we call them niggas and say things like "look at that black person" but its okay for them to be like "hey white girl" and ppl who keep thinkin if u call a black person nigger or say it in front of black ppl…

Quote from DysturbedLlamA: “Eh, it's just a word. It only becomes "bad" when people allow themselves to get offended by it.” Consider that we are humans and not machines here. Really. Words wouldn't have their meanings if there wasn't a human desire to express it. You can't just simplify it down to that.

Quote from Rorei: “It insults sensitive people.” I'm not particularly sensitive but I know if some guy refers to me as a faggot, even if just in earshot thats more than grounds for a confrontation. :confused:

How could you say it not to insult people? It even insults straight people.

OVAZ^^^ Az for RFF. I'm done with this. For real. I never said Saigon was the best rapper. Or asked you to provide better lines. Nor did I expect you to write them despite me typing that. For someone so proud of her ability to use sarcasm, you sure seem to have issues recognising it. "Low intelligence". What a bitch thing to say. And what are you? A genius? Nah, geniuses have better to do than waste their expensive time on this bullshit. Your making a right fool of yourself. You don't know me. A…

I haven't prayed (or rather felt like praying) or been to church in so long that I don't feel like a Christian (Anglican) anymore. But I still believe in the teachings and philosophies that Jesus laid down; None better. But maybe I'll do some exploration into others some day one day.

When his first single (Kick, Push) came out I thnk I shared the sentiment with alotta people; What The Fuck!? Skateboards? I was kinda curious to the underground and like alternative so the concept got my attention but the song was just weird. Muslim rapper. Conscious. Nas-influence; It's like I liked the idea of him, but when I listened to the songs like...it def wasn't mainstream but wasn't gritty like the other underground acts I liked. And then now, 2007. I'm a lil older and I hear Dumb it …

mine always changes. Right now it's "Superstar" by Lupe Fiasco and Matthew Santos. Of all time though. Hhhhmmm. "Who Am I?" by Juelz Santana. I heard that years ago. And no other one stirs me quite like it.

I can't speak for all guys but making out with girls that wear too much make up makes me nauseous, and I'm sure that's the last thing the girl wants to do. The smell and the taste. And then it gets on me after. Hate it. But I like the look ofcourse. ut I'm content with a girl just wearing the eye stuff though.

I find its just making a joke of someone's actual reality. Like...just deciding your gonna front their lifestyle or their culture just because its cool for the moment.

Quote from Adept: “My question is, would it bother you if you saw a white kid, call his friend (in this case another white kid) nigga?” Yeah. I'm not gonna go home and come back with an army of people to shakeum down after tho. lol. Worst is like snicker to a friend, sigh or nod my head. Its just the fakeness of it I feel sometimes. Like a white kid listens to a Tupac album and decides hes gonna start talking like Pac. Whether or not he's from the West coast or not. Or where he lives. Or evven i…

Quote from Mattilicious: “Not true. I've found that a lot of black people use 'nigga' as like a term for dude, independent of race. So it all really boils down to the person. But I think it's bullshit to gang up on a white person for using it (unoffensively). That is racism to me. It's just adding another division line within itself.” That's what i mean when i say punctuation. Agreed. It's tough to avoid the akward silences though, especially considering the tention.