Rap Culture Is Incredibly Toxic

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[@vernaclevinger5716]

That no snitch culture is prison culture. It's easy to go to prison where you will fit in. Decent citizens want decent behavior.

[@sashat4761]

We’ll all citizens want to feel safe. Thing is if a white rapper did this it would be racist as well.

[@WorldNews20651]

Isnt that What American wants ? Why are you complaining black men are going to jail thats what American wants go along with it

[@tylerhenady5097]

You right but if your n the game then there's no limits. He knew what he was into. If I saw him I'd take off on him

[@mickeydooley2230]

​@@tylerhenady5097sure you would, Tyler. Go get yourself a juice box and a nap.

[@Gwarzonicus]

"no snitching" culture baffles me as blackman, like you'd willingly rob and kill other black people yet draw the line at someone telling the truth about you in court... was watching the rapper XXXTentacion (black) murder case and one of the robbers called out the other on snitching, he did not see anything wrong with stealing and killing from another black person or anyother race for that matter.

[@giagia3733]

It is very toxic litterly rapping about murder drugs and abuse... great role models

[@wrnr_mn]

It's a art genre to you, like psychothrillers, horror Literature or post modern art to other cultures...

[@tisbleuoctober694]

No one asked to be a role model.

[@austinjt4264]

Did you expect less from Black People?

[@paulammon2281]

Or you can go listen to Tom Macdonald who literally raps about real things. 😂

[@giagia3733]

@@tisbleuoctober694 you are whether you want to be or not so why not add something positive to the world or atleast don't promote murder and violence like its cool knowing the companies you sold your soul to purposely use your music to destroy the minds of the youth.. Something wrong with you if you can't see that.

[@timothyjackson8879]

WE ARE IN A TIME WHEN GOOD IS CALLED BAD AND BAD IS CALLED GOOD.

[@fairyfairy3616]

Exactly 💯 I was just thinking about this few days back....

[@freedomisntfree131]

God's WORD, right again.

[@janet20257]

Sadly my friend, you are so right!

[@kaoe145]

This exact Scenario was talked about in the Bible. You don’t have to believe to know theirs still knowledge and wisdom in that book.

[@user-un7fp8rq9j]

Biblically prophecy

[@timethious55]

We're living in the unraveling of humanity, and STILL making excuses about it .....😢

[@judyseals1497]

Satan was given an allotted period of time to dominate over goodness and that time is coming to an end. Invite Jesus into your heart before the judgment.

[@sashat4761]

@@judyseals1497 I agree 100% Satan is making his move amassing his army. And he’s going to have one hell of an army

[@rosecarey8522]

Candace owens is a real lady

[@blkjesusel9778]

Candace is a G... Wanst'Her straight HIGH Capping & you's white tail reindeer are ALL pulling peter's cotton TALES alone with the s'LED "NOW show me a santa CLAUSE in Court/ NYC ...Go, don't collect $200 dollars-turn yo self N'😉 the monopoly IS OVER!

[@Joseph-lr3lt]

In regards to what standards?

[@RML956]

I agree , she is so attractive and doesn’t have to show off her body

[@blkjesusel9778]

@@RML956 sexy she is... Like Candy

[@kimjackson2311]

She sure is pure class ❤❤❤

[@TheEmpiricistNetwork]

When will we shift our focus from the artists, who are often constrained by the demands of their record labels, to the labels themselves that orchestrate and dictate their actions?

[@heavistsr]

Thank god somebody finally said it. I am absolutely sick and tired of rap.

[@rkerkins1551]

Don’t listen to it.

[@Joseph-lr3lt]

So, in other words, your sense of expectation created the sense that speaking out, was someone else's responsibility.

[@pooksmagoo6521]

People have been saying rap music is trash since the beginning in the 80s.

[@DavidBrown-bp4iq]

​@@pooksmagoo6521 Because it is

[@pooksmagoo6521]

@@DavidBrown-bp4iq agreed

[@livia8227]

Absolutely! Black American music has changed so much through the years. I am a 28 year old black female from the south and I literally cannot listen to rap anymore. What’s fun about hearing a song about someone getting shot or someone selling drugs??

[@lynsylva-bb6ss]

And don't forget the ho's and bit**es!!

[@zidanyellee8706]

Well my friend in todays era sadly it is the trend and unless there will be an individual to be strong enough to make a rap song that does not have any of the shooting sex and drugs in it without worrying what people or other rappers think of them and their style of rap. We are just going to have to accept that this is the rap music that we are getting right now.

[@amnick5994]

Lol 😂 stop it you listen to Taylor Swift

[@livia8227]

@@amnick5994 never have.

[@everybodytalkstodemons5892]

As a Black person I completely agree! Rap destroys the people who listen to it. All of it is Garbage.

[@zylo5771]

This guy hasn’t heard of Juice Wrld!

[@heezyhines2209]

Nah that isn't even remotely true by any stretch of the imagination .. Santa being real is more true actually & I'm 46, Granted there's some ill disgusting hip-hop out here there's also lyrical content that is nothing like any of that trash .. Plenty of it dropping left & right .. I'd remove this comment actually .. Some may think you're trolling and or have absolutely no idea what's going on

[@everybodytalkstodemons5892]

@@heezyhines2209 you have a point about the lyrical content. Not all of it is garbage so I’ll take that part back but most of today’s rap is Garbage.

[@heezyhines2209]

@@everybodytalkstodemons5892 I agree that the majority of mainstream is complete trash ..

[@bradleyamos9519]

​@@zylo5771lol exactly

[@jasondima1411]

I’m black and I used to listen to rap music until I realized how toxic it was. Now I listen to reggae music and it’s uplifting and positive.

[@kaydiglawson7767]

Im 42 and white and i loved rap music growing up. The shit coming out today is not even music.

[@tshegofatsomalane9391]

This toxic culture has even spread to our South African shores. There are groups of teenagers who call themselves ‘Luh Tweezies’ who pretty much fit the spec of these toxic new age rappers. They recently raided the local Mall and chaos ensued when they broke into a fight. This fighting in malls is common practice as they are gang rivals.

[@donnatadlock2784]

So sad 😢

[@kgaoletsaDNA0]

ke sono!

[@me-xx2gl]

A lot of black communities are their own worst enemies.

[@sethjenkins9263]

You are allowed to say and do whatever you want but be ready to face the consequences

[@nucarta2257]

Woman. Please run for office. Any seat in Washington. You'd blow them away with your calm and sense

[@treznor6992]

We need less women in office. That's why America is going to shid

[@kevinmitchell8650]

Tell them the truth. Say it loud!!!

[@josephmatsiko2486]

Who is them?

[@Joseph-lr3lt]

​@@josephmatsiko2486 fair question

[@kawirocket88]

​@@josephmatsiko2486 Black people I'm sure😂

[@lynsylva-bb6ss]

@@kawirocket88 She knows who "them" is.

[@mahatmagandhi7588]

They want to be role models for young black kids. Otherwise, young black kids may grow up to be good productive citizens, and they can't let that happen. They need oppression and victimhood. It helps them avoid responsibility.

[@droiduser1984]

​@@WorldNews20651😂

[@TheEmpiricistNetwork]

Much like “white” people when it comes to addressing any of the 4 centuries of damage caused by racist policy to “black” communities, right?

[@christianbanks7458]

Well said 👍

[@Bueno656]

So sad and disturbing and absolutely despicable. 😢

[@CJ-cz3hv]

I only listen to rapsongs that are about growing and positive energy and getting out of the bad situations

[@zeldaharris6876]

Love this lady. Wise and classy.

[@jayes12]

If you're involved in a crime and have it recorded then the courts should tack on about an additional 50% time to your sentence.

[@judithspeer5624]

Disagree. They would only stop recording and might not get arrested

[@jayes12]

@@judithspeer5624 True

[@toni4916]

Candace said he got a beat down 😂😂😂

[@briancampbell4641]

The so easily used n word should be talked about.

[@craziebarbietalks692]

This!!!

[@inthelandofmorethansmall7582]

Yes! Either a word (a sound one makes with their mouth) is either SO INHERENTLY BAD that no one should be saying it... OR, it's only "bad" when you mean it in a bad way, like all the other "bad words" we have.

[@chloe.cordeiro]

I mean it’s just a word that non-black people shouldn’t be using, in rap culture or otherwise. It seems to be perfectly acceptable in the black community - the word is otherwise just a cultural slang but one that we can’t use because of its horrible history. I don’t think I’d listen to a super cleaned out PG-13 biggie song, ja feel Music is ART, and should be allowed to be expressed however it likes

[@rasheed7934]

If you are not black it should not concerne you.

[@Joseph-lr3lt]

So continue the dialogue

[@jaeurlady29]

My son was a victim who died at 16 because of this kind of behavior, through social media, the biggest influencers in the world

[@wyzolma99]

"Rap"......more accurately described as "c - rap"🤮🤮🤮

[@Kingdom00Hearts]

Spot on about Leo’s dealing with a Virgo!

[@Avaddon911]

Rap culture was always toxic, we just grew up and realized it.

[@aquarianrevolutiont.vthene1878]

You are absolutely right Candace.On point

[@Ed-ts4bj]

I didn’t listen to Blondie’s Rapture when it was on the radio. Rap is a culture of death I’ve never had anything to do with!

[@snuggiebear01]

Agreed

[@elainescott6791]

@@snuggiebear01 there’s a huge difference between Blondies rap and todays rap if you can’t see/hear that I have to question your intellect ?

[@snuggiebear01]

@@elainescott6791 Rap music was obviously made to go downhill. Blondie’s rap song wasn’t really rap in so much as it was praising rap ( Hence Rap-ture) You don’t really have much of an intellect (nor much sense either) because you should be directing your statement to the person originally who made the statement rather than the me the person who agreed with it.

[@Ed-ts4bj]

@@elainescott6791 There’s a difference, I don’t listen to any rap!

[@rasheed7934]

That's kinda dumb but okay.

[@ASH-ir3wf]

It’s so hard for me to listen to Rap anymore after waking up the past 4 years. I’ve always had somewhat of a system in my vehicle sense my very first vehicle, but I don’t utilize it the same anymore. The best way I can describe it is that it literally hurts my body to listen to rap. Yet I can put on some 432 HZ etc etc and I feel alive. It’s crazy.

[@starseeker27]

I grew up listening to heavy metal, thrash metal country. I love all forms of music except rap music

[@michaelmontemayor8123]

I love thrash metal all kinds of metal but do listen to some counter, classical music 80s stuff and I like old school rap like snoop dog , Dre, cube and cypress hill but today's rap sucks .

[@Lance.Gardenhire]

I like rock when it isn't just screaming. Rap is a very broad genre, and I really believe people can find a type of rap if they try.

[@arizonagirl6474]

​@@Lance.Gardenhire Broad genre?

[@Lance.Gardenhire]

@@arizonagirl6474 Yeah, there are a lot of, like, sub genres in hip hop.

[@robertsmalls3513]

@@Lance.GardenhireThere’s a lot of subgenres of rock and metal. Rap is a genre for people who want to commit assault on their ears

[@carygarland7023]

So glad to hear you don't listen to that crap. I'm constantly finding rap everywhere on social media. It sickens me since it's inception. I can only surmise that the devil is behind this culture. I don't consider it as even an art form let alone, music. I personally let everyone I come into contact on the internet when I hear it. As I Always tell them "Rap is the scourge of modern society "!

[@bradycall1889]

I used to be a big rap fan. I still listen to it somewhat, but not as much as I used to. What Candace just explained is the reason why.

[@ReinEngel]

SixNine (or however you write it) went home, popped a Xanny, waved a couple guns around, drank some codeine, and lived happily ever after.

[@guitarista666]

I think rap is mostly a reversion to barbarism. It's the only music I just can't stand the sound of.

[@mrspicolli]

You should try listening to Tom MacDonald he actually has very valid points and isn’t doing any of that is pointing out the corruption in the system(s), the importance of friends, family, intelligence, integrity etc. Just trust me look up the song PEOPLE SO STUPID. And enjoy, you’ll have to trust me, but I don’t think you will be disappointed whatsoever. That’s still my favorite song of all time and it came right when it was needed.

[@BBelle64]

I tried , I can’t listen to rap. There isn’t a melody. It grates on my nerves. I don’t consider it music. I couldn’t listen long enough to get the lyrics that is how distasteful I find it.

[@Lance.Gardenhire]

@@mrspicolli I agree with a lot of what he says, but he is just not a good rapper. He has a very small handful of actually good songs. Canceled, Naked, Don't Look Down, and maybe 1 or 2 more.

[@Lance.Gardenhire]

@@BBelle64 Try Polo G, Lil Tjay, or Juice World. They are melodic rappers.

[@BBelle64]

@@Lance.Gardenhire Ok I’ll try

[@jaredlaflamme354]

So true alot of the people in communities that are in poverty stay like that because of their own decisions you could give them steady jobs and I’ll bet within a short time they’ll have all quit or just stopped showing up with no other way to get money at the time

[@valbankz292]

As a person raised & lives in Florida I agree 💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯

[@cherylstortvedt9530]

Tom Macdonald will change your mind. Hang Over Gang forever 💯. I'm a great grandmother and listen to Tom Macdonald every. Truth with music you can dance to.....

[@rebeckawarrington5971]

I totally agree w u. I quit listening to rap a little while ago.

[@roxieturner4638]

I have been saying that rap culture is toxic for 20 years!

[@jeffm1269]

No snitching is criminal culture.

[@WorldNews20651]

People don’t understand their listen to gangster rap Its so many Genres you could listen to But people are only mad about gangster rap

[@husseinbato996]

Your beloved Donald trump isn’t a fan of snitches either, is he also a criminal by your standards? Let’s not forget white Italians created this no snitching culture

[@biggiebaby3541]

It's black culture. Rap is merely a reflection.

[@gwenbonilla6120]

Wow

[@sacha1259]

Pure Loveliness...

[@stity23]

The irony is that this "Culture " is mimicked in Australian Aboriginal Youth...

[@ViperBiotch]

This was my family on my mom's side & I was the bestest secret keeper & it was pretty severe for the toxicity of that side was detrimental to me & my kid's so I broke that code in 09 & low key still am good @ keeping certain shit quiet while singing the truth loudly.

[@justforrach]

WOW my opinions on you have changed! I totally agree, if something happened to one of my loved ones and the person wasn’t caught because the witnesses wouldn’t “snitch”, I couldn’t imagine how that would feel. I still don’t agree with a lot of your views but I do believe in being able to peacefully coexist with those who see things differently. So I have a lot of respect for you, you stand by your beliefs no matter what and you always have logical reasoning behind it all. You’re not afraid to tell people some hard truths. We need more of this 💜🙏🏼

[@TH-kr2ww]

That wasn't a beat down, that was 69 paying homies to make it look like a beat down

[@Oliviakpopwhore]

As a 14 year old girl, I’ve never understood the appeal of rap nowadays. It’s almost always extremely graphic and I find myself physically cringing at some of the lyrics bc they’re so disturbing. All of my friends absolutely adore rap so I try not to complain too much, but at the end of the day I really don’t get it. Like they aren’t even singing, they’re literally just saying random bs that rhymes.

[@gwenbonilla6120]

Good for you dear 😊

[@Truth_teller724]

literally same. i'm 17 and i don't like rap either, it's so toxic and it glorifies some of the most negative things (murder, drugs, hypersexualization, and the disrespect of women)

[@phrosda]

It's not race, it's culture. The culture is what's perpetuating racism.

[@gilroman9792]

If rap culture isn't toxic then why are they dropping like flies....🤨

[@wallihaley5194]

People literally think “snitching” is the same as reporting a crime. SMH

[@Mork007]

Rap is not music. It is rhymed violent activism.

[@WorldNews20651]

Their rapping about their lives we have freedom of speech right weather its good or bad are opinion on Gangster rap is really not are Business I mean think about it we all Seen a KKK Rally Their very Hatful racial believe it or not we dont see blacks complaining about it why are we complaining about their music thats their music

[@raylewis4410]

Your 100% absolutely correct

[@Nextbesthing81]

The one time he was without his security, was at an LA Fitness ? They got him, but didn't GET him... there is a difference. Something smells fishy to me.

[@KM-zn3lx]

Kinda like Jessie Smollett!?

[@kassygendron3022]

What do you mean?

[@Nextbesthing81]

@@kassygendron3022 Since he told on his "gang members", he has never been seen moving around in public without security. All of a sudden, the first time he decides to not have his security with him, he gets jumped ? Coincidence is something I don't believe in. Also, if they really wanted to GET HIM, he wouldn't be able to walk, talk or be conscious after the beat down.

[@yourdarkestfears2231]

@@Nextbesthing81very true But. Sadly I have seen an entire MOB of ppl jump one person, punching.. ( well, really just Wildly swinging their arms so wide) kicking etc. and that person got right up and walked off like nothing happened Matter fact. I have seen it on videos several times. I remember distinctly commenting. “Wtf. How does so many ppl jump ONE person and they get right up” ? It’s like it’s no power at all behind those swings and kicks to the head. One good kick to the head could k!ll someone really

[@DollyNipples]

Bring back the days of MC Hammer and other rappers who rapped about positive stuff instead of gang violence and misogyny.

[@susanbowen4144]

Thank you for exposing the craziness and disturbing exploitations that are going on in this country on a daily basis. Your brilliance and grounded way of thinking gives me hope.

[@jennifermanian1420]

Rap went from bad to worse.

[@teddydavis2339]

She is absolutely right.

[@mechaishida7588]

It’s always been toxic. Like death metal and pop music and the masses of different genres that condition the listener and influences their entire cognitive and behavioural processes. Music is powerful, and ultimately, it’s very destructive.

[@allaboutmycats454]

I do not see how anyone can approve of this behavior or the rap that elevates it.

[@tastlesssoul8064]

It's easier to deflect and blame other's

[@backasswards5250]

Its been toxic since its inception, its just more widespread, and influentional.

[@raneebrincat5195]

YOU'RE RIGHT .THANK YOU

[@consentratedblow0107]

I always thought the term "snitches get stitches" was trash and so was anyone who uses it un-ironically.

[@lisa.222]

Rap has become so toxic. Its just all messed up

[@lizwithdavipbiz3580]

I completely agree. I only listen to old school music

[@user-kw8mv3rp2n]

This been going on for years violence is in our human nature it’s like racism These are things that will never go away 😊

[@carabingham3207]

Rap music is often about all the bad things in life, violence, guns, abuse, gangs, racism, cheating and swearing and s3x. It has always been toxic and often spoken in an angry voice with a beat designed to encourage anger and aggression.

[@user-eo9ed6wh1j]

Candace’s face when she says she’s not defending tekashi 69 😂😂😂

[@dominicricci9520]

Love you Candace, thank you for literally being you 👌🏻

[@God_BlessAmerica]

Hey, hey hey...TOM MACDONALD

[@bootif]

Music is hypnosis. You say the same thing long enough, it becomes you.

[@santino591]

*Hip-Hop-Hater Here!* *You speak facts here!* ... I am black (Although Not a Pan-African or Black Muslim)... When *Malcolm X* gave up the street life, upon exiting Prison, he had obtained an outstanding vocabulary... *One of his greatest weapons against Social Injustice was his diction!* ... It disturbs me greatly to see wealthy black athletes & entertainers who can't pay a tutor to help them learn how to enunciate words correctly or read the contracts they sign! 😔✍️🏽

[@Gma_02]

Years ago, some rappers were offered money by executives to make violent music, so listeners would become violent, and the prisons would fill up. The exec would make money every time a cell was occupied. Some rappers made that deal.

[@penelopesimmons1702]

90s rap was so good TLC and Salt and Pepa were awesome, so were the Fugees

[@BeldonStanaford-gd5lq]

Funny, and True. Most RAPPERS away from the stage,, in their own lives,, are spiritual, decent,, honorable people. Some are not obviously,,,but most are just people trying to get ahead, while doing something they love. Just folks spitting words and rymes. 😊

[@mollyhurst5556]

She had Sandra Dee hair in this clip. I completely agree with her by the way.

[@ProudPoorTrailerTrash]

Snitching is specifically connected to crime, criminal activity, criminal conduct, criminal activity, criminal acts, criminal systems, and criminal offenses. There is right and wrong in a civil society.

[@tesslovely]

Nas- I Can.... you're welcome 😊

[@somos1connection517]

Dame here! Can consume rap anymore, it's toxic.

[@kerrinorman6167]

Tom Mac Donald!

[@bradleyamos9519]

Lol

[@BachelorT]

I just made a video on this!! I grew up listening to it not understanding how messed up it truly was.

[@edise7272]

I've been telling people as often as I can how corrosive rap and hip-hop is.

[@bernicegreen6743]

Remember the 60s and 70s when songs reflected the hope for a peaceful world. It was about love and true inclusion. Respect for each other was built into the lyrics. These songs were written by all colors and all races. They had a way of bringing a spirit of togetherness.

[@harrisshob5819]

sane and insane can easily switch when insanity becomes the majority.

[@thomasstewart9685]

I like the old school rap, but the new generation has entirely too much profanity,

[@Lance.Gardenhire]

What do you mean? Old school rap had just as much.

[@stingwcw]

They cuss just as much new school rappers just have trash bars

[@erichall1971]

When you play stupid rap games, win stupid rap prizes!

[@cecilemartinez4142]

It's always been mildly toxic and it's messaging to the black community but now it's gone off the rails with sexuality.

[@ChipArgyle]

Should talk to some insiders about it. Maybe Biggie and Tupac can chime in on this for us.

[@brendafoster4117]

Love your style and beliefs in politics and science etc. Go Candace

[@goldenboy8334]

I conceal for that reason. I will not be a victim 😉

[@milenaseymour446]

Sick music ! Words in music are powerful and they do influence people . Just like violence and sex in movies . Especially dangerous to the youth .

[@Tmiscia]

There is absolutely a direct correlation of gangster rap and when more private prisons opened up you got to keep them filled and young people are so easily influenced we need to stop idolizing celebrities and change the culture as a whole and this world will be a better place

[@manuelochoa9266]

I'm 60 years, and with that said I remember when rap in the 70s was like poetry in song form. I used to listen to rap until the early 90s and then is when rap took a wrong turn and start becoming vulgar and by the 2000s it becoming even more vulgar and explicit and the theme was disrespecting women, gang culture and glorifying everything that is wrong and evil in society. I encourage parents to monitor what kind of music their kids listen to.

[@allknight7905]

I wish our Founding fathers listened to Rap .. so we wouldn't have to listen to it today.. Black people would be playing classical.

[@kgaoletsaDNA0]

that is Great one. the best music on the planet is classical from Europe Asia and South Asia!

[@sabondage]

As someone onxe said, Nobody's ever done a drive-by listening to Ozzy or Garth Brooks

[@MS09631]

No snitching allows criminals to thrive. What happens later is your next.

[@rebeccathomas8163]

I love Candace Owens❤She is such a rock star. Always stating facts. This world is going to sh** & I fear for my kids, & grandkids 🥺🤦🏻‍♀️

[@wjenkins1721]

I used to listen to rap music it sucks now. Long live rock n roll.

[@victora1717]

Same here, stopped listening to most rap no matter how good the beats were a decade ago purely for the negative messages.