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Quote from: Trauma on March 06, 2005, 08:04:33 PMQuote from: Safar, 1426 Years After Hijrah on March 06, 2005, 02:40:36 PMDon't forget, "The Chronic" was actually very political. Dre sets the tone for the album in "Let Me Ride", stating- "No Medallions, No Dreadlocks, No Blackfists/.... it's just that gansta shit!", which to me is saying that the streets were fed up with being conscious, and that it was time to start busting guns. At the time of it's release, racial tension and violence were boiling over on the West Coast, the Rodney King trial, police brutality, and the LA riots were hot topics at that time, as evident in Dre's track "The Day The Niggaz Took Over", the theme to this song is the LA riots! In that song there is a line, "Break the white man off somethin lovely/ I don't love them so them can't love me". Lyrics like this were prevelent throughout the Chronic album, and could even be considered as lyrics with the potential of inciting a riot, this is no small thing, a riot is civil war. You also have tracks like "Lil Ghetto Boy" that are all about problems facing the black community, blacks being imprisoned- "I spent 4 years in the county with nothin but convicts surround me", poverty "Make all them ends you can make/cause when you broke you brake", the track is about African nationalism and unity "If I have to die today, for this African to have a future/I'm a dead mutherfucker", and black empowerment, "We expose ways for the youth to survive/ Some think it's wrong but we tend to think it's right". Yeah, I'll bet you used to sit in your room and have daydreams about all the niccas killing your family, you sick fuck. What's it like to be part of a movement that doesn't concern or respect you? What a fucking fool. You ought to join a fuckin' feminism movement, then you'd fully hate *EVERYTHING you are... of course to do that, you'd have to have some respect for women, which we all know your feelings on that, pre-arranged marriage and women in Burkas. another pussy drought huh?....tough times...let it all out
Quote from: Safar, 1426 Years After Hijrah on March 06, 2005, 02:40:36 PMDon't forget, "The Chronic" was actually very political. Dre sets the tone for the album in "Let Me Ride", stating- "No Medallions, No Dreadlocks, No Blackfists/.... it's just that gansta shit!", which to me is saying that the streets were fed up with being conscious, and that it was time to start busting guns. At the time of it's release, racial tension and violence were boiling over on the West Coast, the Rodney King trial, police brutality, and the LA riots were hot topics at that time, as evident in Dre's track "The Day The Niggaz Took Over", the theme to this song is the LA riots! In that song there is a line, "Break the white man off somethin lovely/ I don't love them so them can't love me". Lyrics like this were prevelent throughout the Chronic album, and could even be considered as lyrics with the potential of inciting a riot, this is no small thing, a riot is civil war. You also have tracks like "Lil Ghetto Boy" that are all about problems facing the black community, blacks being imprisoned- "I spent 4 years in the county with nothin but convicts surround me", poverty "Make all them ends you can make/cause when you broke you brake", the track is about African nationalism and unity "If I have to die today, for this African to have a future/I'm a dead mutherfucker", and black empowerment, "We expose ways for the youth to survive/ Some think it's wrong but we tend to think it's right". Yeah, I'll bet you used to sit in your room and have daydreams about all the niccas killing your family, you sick fuck. What's it like to be part of a movement that doesn't concern or respect you? What a fucking fool. You ought to join a fuckin' feminism movement, then you'd fully hate *EVERYTHING you are... of course to do that, you'd have to have some respect for women, which we all know your feelings on that, pre-arranged marriage and women in Burkas.
Don't forget, "The Chronic" was actually very political. Dre sets the tone for the album in "Let Me Ride", stating- "No Medallions, No Dreadlocks, No Blackfists/.... it's just that gansta shit!", which to me is saying that the streets were fed up with being conscious, and that it was time to start busting guns. At the time of it's release, racial tension and violence were boiling over on the West Coast, the Rodney King trial, police brutality, and the LA riots were hot topics at that time, as evident in Dre's track "The Day The Niggaz Took Over", the theme to this song is the LA riots! In that song there is a line, "Break the white man off somethin lovely/ I don't love them so them can't love me". Lyrics like this were prevelent throughout the Chronic album, and could even be considered as lyrics with the potential of inciting a riot, this is no small thing, a riot is civil war. You also have tracks like "Lil Ghetto Boy" that are all about problems facing the black community, blacks being imprisoned- "I spent 4 years in the county with nothin but convicts surround me", poverty "Make all them ends you can make/cause when you broke you brake", the track is about African nationalism and unity "If I have to die today, for this African to have a future/I'm a dead mutherfucker", and black empowerment, "We expose ways for the youth to survive/ Some think it's wrong but we tend to think it's right".
"If I have to die today, for this African to have a future/I'm a dead mutherfucker"
Yeah, I'll bet you used to sit in your room and have daydreams about all the niccas killing your family, you sick fuck.
What's it like to be part of a movement that doesn't concern or respect you? What a fucking fool.
You ought to join a fuckin' feminism movement, then you'd fully hate *EVERYTHING you are... of course to do that, you'd have to have some respect for women, which we all know your feelings on that, pre-arranged marriage and women in Burkas.
You really pay way too much attention to me, you shouldn't invest so much of your time thinking about my life. This wasn't even the subject of the thread. The thread wasn't a discussion on my racial views, the thread was a discussion about whether or not "The Chronic" was a political album, and I simply wanted to make the case that I thought the album was political. Then you went crazy and displayed your fixation of me for the whole board to see. Quote from: Trauma on March 06, 2005, 08:04:33 PMYeah, I'll bet you used to sit in your room and have daydreams about all the niccas killing your family, you sick fuck. My family is half black. My wife is black, and all my in laws are black. I'm really close with my in laws, and I knew them even before I knew my wife, and we all love eachother. So when you talk about "niccas" killing my family.. half of my family is black.
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