I say it again. Hip hop ain't for the
faint hearted. Everything you say in Hip hop is either expanding or exposing
your territory; Hip hop heads are the most attention paying beings. On things
they do best is to never to miss any word or act, this is the reason why when
you in Hip hop you either speak and act what will build respect or demolish it. Haters are everywhere and you
cannot control them, as a rapper you just better know that not everyone will
love what you do and not everyone will hate what you do. Even whack rappers
have friends and fans on their corner. A dope rapper can defend a whack rapper
for a good friendship (shout out to'em) a whack rapper can identify a whack
rapper (shout out to them) a dope rapper can go against a doper rapper and call
him inja'e whack (whack dog). Friendship goes into wreak havoc because of lines
on the joint, interviews, word of mouth, social media etc. It's is Hip hop, the
centre of self-expression; people will express themselves whether you like it
or not it's human nature Anyway. I say it again and again. It's Hip hop, you
can sell million copies/be a multi awards winning rapper and still have a
headache of hearing people labelling you whack. You can be one of the dope
rapper but still have a headache of not reaching lot of
audiences. Its Hip hop,
some choose to love it and some choose what it can do for them, if you can't
stand the heat. Drop the Mic. Everyone is allowed to; don't carry unnecessary
pressure if you ain't a brave heart. Just announce your outro and throw the
damn Mic away. The brave heart will hold on to the Mic and take all the garbage
thrown at them and then see what they do
with it after digestion. There are
those who know how to throw garbage on others but they cannot stand up for the
vomit caused by their very own garbage, if you can't stand the vomit then don't
start nothing. It's Hip hop where a mere word like "Ya'll can't tell me
nothing" can cause enmity, where a punchline or a metaphor can be
misunderstood and open doors for lotta enemies. So if a rapper doesn’t expect
such things to happen on his or her path. There is only one solution. Drop the
Mic or man up and be Hip hop.
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