You rhyming about fabricated drug sales was never part of Dr. King's dream. So don't reference him in them. Matter of fact just stop rhyming about them period...no maxi pad. You were never the drug dealer you claim to be. I grew up around some real d.boys ( uncles, cousins and some of the neighborhood guys) and they never talked about the sales as if it were something to brag about. Most d.boys never publicly talk about the former life once they leave they game. If they do, it is not to glamorize the life. It is too warn others about the dangers of the drug game. From what I have seen and heard most drug dealers are lonely souls who live in fear. Fear of getting caught, snitched on or robbed and killed. It is isn't the glamorous you rappers try to portray it as. Anyway if you were the big drug dealing gangster you portray yourself to be, you wouldn't have all the security guards around you at all times.
If your life was a piece of art and you had to look at it through a strangers eyes. Would you recognize the picture?
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1. Do not wear those 6 foot long fake Gucci and Burberry scarves. When the Gucci logo on your scarf looks like 2 Zs entangled in boxing match, it's not real. Your better off wearing the fake Gucci Timberland boots your favorite rapper was wearing in 2001.
2.If your over the age of 20 do not use or address yourself as having swagger. May it rest in 2010 with slime (NYC), Bo,(NC) and thats hot.
3. When you purchase a fitted do not wear it with the scanner sticker still on it. Yes we know you
bought that overpriced hat and the Air Force Ones to match instead of paying your child support.
4. The next one is for the ladies. Do not look in the mirror and start believing that you are Nikki Minaj. She is a entertainer. What you see in the videos, magazines and what you hear in the songs is her trying to entertain you. Don't dye your hair so it looks like a pack of jolly ranchers. Your hair will be nothing more than a distraction from reality. Besides you can't be bald on Monday and have pink curls on Wednesday.
5.Ladies this one is for you too. Just say no to lace front wigs. This should be self explanatory. You are fooling no one but yourself. You can't be 36 and still have baby hair.
6. Don't buy a 300 dollar car from the police auction and then go buy $1000 rims on it. No matter how much the rims cost or how big the rims are, they do not make the value of that hot box go up.
7. Do not get anything tattooed on your face. Unless your on your death row or you serving time under a life sentence, you should not have anything on your face. No fake gangster tears, no stars and absolutely no ice cream cones (thank Gucci Mane for that one).
more to be added soon
2.If your over the age of 20 do not use or address yourself as having swagger. May it rest in 2010 with slime (NYC), Bo,(NC) and thats hot.
3. When you purchase a fitted do not wear it with the scanner sticker still on it. Yes we know you
bought that overpriced hat and the Air Force Ones to match instead of paying your child support.
4. The next one is for the ladies. Do not look in the mirror and start believing that you are Nikki Minaj. She is a entertainer. What you see in the videos, magazines and what you hear in the songs is her trying to entertain you. Don't dye your hair so it looks like a pack of jolly ranchers. Your hair will be nothing more than a distraction from reality. Besides you can't be bald on Monday and have pink curls on Wednesday.
5.Ladies this one is for you too. Just say no to lace front wigs. This should be self explanatory. You are fooling no one but yourself. You can't be 36 and still have baby hair.
6. Don't buy a 300 dollar car from the police auction and then go buy $1000 rims on it. No matter how much the rims cost or how big the rims are, they do not make the value of that hot box go up.
7. Do not get anything tattooed on your face. Unless your on your death row or you serving time under a life sentence, you should not have anything on your face. No fake gangster tears, no stars and absolutely no ice cream cones (thank Gucci Mane for that one).
more to be added soon
Life is an amazing trip but the catch is to never take hold of the baggage that comes along. The people who contribute nothing good into your circle. Overstand the circle is 360 degrees. If you start with greatness then you will end with it. Keep those in your circle who will shine like you shine. Who seek the best out of this trip. Those who don't want to venture off of the path into the dark corners of chaos and destruction. You must overstand that you either build or destroy. Keep architects in your circle who seek nothing but to build up this world and not destroy it.
In this long road of life I've learned to never conform to the norm. Because who decides what is normal or not? Is it those who first noticed how they were basically clones of everyone around them? Was it from an outside source who notice how he/she was somewhat different from the rest? And after noticing such things figured that everyone else were right and they were wrong for not "fitting in". Conforming is being satisfied with being like everybody else. I've always heard dare to be different, but those saying it are usually putting themselves into a category filled with people just like them. We should change that phrase to except being different and stop lumping ourselves into groups. It seems either you must conservative or liberal, democrat or republican, and etc. I don't mean to sound angry or anything but quite frankly I'm tired of it.
One day I woke up and realized that yes I am different from everyone else. I don't fit the mold of how society tries to define the young black male. Why? Mainly because of my father. He has always told me not to be follower. I took it to heart the first time he told me that. I feel like we should be masters of our own destinies and not slaves of conformity. Never let society tell you what to think, how you should act and who/what you should love. I love god, my wife, my family and of course computers and graphic design. That's all I need to get me through this long road called life. I don't need to march to the same drum as everyone else to feel satisfaction and happiness.
I guess whats making me say all this is because all my life I have been told I'm different or if I tell someone about some of the things I enjoy they respond with," your not from around here are you". Why? Because I don't fit what you think the "norm" for this region is. Maybe it's because of how the media portrays black males ( When I say media I don't mean journalist. I mean the music and movie industries. ) I think it really boils down to because of what society has locked in its collective psychi of how we are all suppose to act. It's time for the alarm to sound and everyone wakes up from this false utopia their minds are locked in. Except being different and be happy for a change. Not displaying false smiles and living day to day regretting not being yourself.
One day I woke up and realized that yes I am different from everyone else. I don't fit the mold of how society tries to define the young black male. Why? Mainly because of my father. He has always told me not to be follower. I took it to heart the first time he told me that. I feel like we should be masters of our own destinies and not slaves of conformity. Never let society tell you what to think, how you should act and who/what you should love. I love god, my wife, my family and of course computers and graphic design. That's all I need to get me through this long road called life. I don't need to march to the same drum as everyone else to feel satisfaction and happiness.
I guess whats making me say all this is because all my life I have been told I'm different or if I tell someone about some of the things I enjoy they respond with," your not from around here are you". Why? Because I don't fit what you think the "norm" for this region is. Maybe it's because of how the media portrays black males ( When I say media I don't mean journalist. I mean the music and movie industries. ) I think it really boils down to because of what society has locked in its collective psychi of how we are all suppose to act. It's time for the alarm to sound and everyone wakes up from this false utopia their minds are locked in. Except being different and be happy for a change. Not displaying false smiles and living day to day regretting not being yourself.
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