What Do You Think Rappers Think...

[Murrow]

...about this whole fucked up situation.  I know they probably think it's terrible.  But, do you think peeps like Dre, Snoop or any other rapper feel hate towards our government for lettin this happen?  I wonder if they too lost their family members in the WTC tragedy.  Has anyone read any responses from muscians, rappers etc.?

[=[Euthanasia]=]

I've been thinking the exact same thing. I think they'll all prolly feel like it's a tragic thing & they prolly all wanna see a heavy retaliation (most of them being "G's" an' all   ). So far I havn't read or heard of any responses   I was thinking what if you know some of them were injured an' shit too, but I think they would've been mentioned as missing by now. A few rappers and other entertainers could easily have had relatives and/or friends in or nr the WTC at the time, lets jus' hope not though.

[Don Jacob]

it's kinda easy to predict what alot of the east coast conscience rappers will and have said


but i think it'll be interesting to what other rappers think


i know ja rule was on MTV the other day and he was in total mourning about the whole situation , even though we hate on ja it kinda does show he has a good heart  which i can't diss him for at ALL and he siad he was behind the Bush and this country 100%

other than that that's the only rapper i know of whose commented on this

[Sikotic™]

They had a bunch of rappers on TRL yesterday. Most of them were on the phone, Ja Rule was the only one with the balls to show up in the studio. He was in complete shock.

[lee]

who was on the phone ?

[Don Jacob]

the beastie boys were just on mtv news, and they were concerned about muslum americans being picked on and discriminated against and told everyone not to discriminate the muslums in this country becuase they are just as in shock as we are and just as american as us too

[lee]

i wonder what P.Diddy think being from N.Y and all ... I wonder what Biggie woulda thought if he was still alive ....  

[Don Jacob]

he says he's at a loss for words (puffy) and that we should put this in god's hands


i agree with puffy  too

[bLaDe]

they be thinkin.......mothafuk those mothafukin bitches!!

[Doggystylin]

hey i wonder what pac would think?

[ZILLA THA GOODFELLA]

He prolly thinks REEEETALIATION--Witness tha Art Of War........tha War is Rawwww.......

[Doggystylin]

naw pac was a good guy inside. he would be sad

[Murrow]

Moby phoned in (the techno/DJ) guy and said he went on his rooftop in NY and saw the whole fuckin thing collapse.  Think that left a scar in his memory.

[TheShiznit227]

They prolly the exact same thoughts as everyone else in the world...

[ZILLA THA GOODFELLA]

From mtv
Here's some artists thoughts

Like all of us, artists in the music industry have had their lives turned upside down in the wake of Tuesday's terrorist attack on America.

Superstars like Madonna and Janet Jackson have had to switch their concert schedules, but more importantly, many performers' whole way of seeing life has changed.

"To be honest, I've been scared to come through the Lincoln Tunnel," Ja Rule, who was raised in New York and now lives in New Jersey, told Carson Daly today on MTV's "TRL." "When I came through the tunnel [today], I saw a whole thing of Army [trucks]. It shook me up."

And while some now have to muster courage to take a simple 20-minute trip, other artists are rethinking their ways of long-distance travel.

Mack 10, who was scheduled to come to New York but was stranded in California on Tuesday, has vowed never to fly again and is buying a tour bus. Carl Thomas, who has been stranded in Chicago all week, agrees with Mack 10's sentiments and has canceled an upcoming concert in South Africa, saying he'll be traveling by tour bus a lot more now.

Although Jay-Z hasn't given up on flying, he too has been stranded in California since the incident and has thus postponed the start of his tour from Friday (September 14) to Wednesday. Jay was in Los Angeles on Tuesday shooting a video for "Girls, Girls, Girls" as well as promoting his album, The Blueprint, which came out that day.

"It's weird 'cause as a artist you look forward to your release date, then something tragic like that happens — that's the last thing on your mind," Jay told Carson via phone Friday on "TRL." "With every tragedy I believe it makes [you] stronger. If your faith is in the right place you will get stronger."

Moby, who lives two miles from the disaster area, said he drew on his talent for strength while confined to his home the past few days.

"Since that incident happened, my neighborhood was curtained off by the police," said Moby, who watched from his roof in disbelief as the Twin Towers crumbled. "I haven't been able to go outside anyway 'cause the air was just so thick with smoke. Everyone that lives down here, we have really sore throats and sore eyes from the smoke and from crying from being upset.

"Music and friends are the only things that have gotten me through this," he continued. "Wednesday when I was stuck in my home, I spent my day in the studio working on music because it was healing. Very melodic and tranquil music to provide a counterpoint to the events on Tuesday."


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Cant believe about tha mack 10 thing, I mean cmon, How can u be a famous artist and give up on flyin?.........