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#67
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N. Korean citizen (02/20/2012) [-]
Rap has no culture. Here are the topics discussed in a rap "song". Asses, money, how awesome the person in question is, sex, how hard their life is (even though they are all rick pussies now, assuming they ever weren't), and sex with women with fat asses. Rappers are about as shallow as a cum shot, and about as intelligent as the sperm.
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goochmaster (02/20/2012) [-] 
As much as I would like to agree with you, I'm gonna have to disagree. There have been rap songs that explore deep meanings in life. Unfortunately, i can't think of any at the momonet. But here's a gif in case I've wasted your time.
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joefishsticks (02/20/2012) [-] Except I have heard quite a few politically charged songs by rap artists.
In fact, rap is one of the last genres that has political artists.
You're so dumb it's unbelievable.
Also, a LOT of artists rap about personal issues that actually matter.
In fact, rap is one of the last genres that has political artists.
You're so dumb it's unbelievable.
Also, a LOT of artists rap about personal issues that actually matter.
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onceman (02/20/2012) [-] Yeah like when eminem sings about his daughter or when Mac Miller sings about his childhood or when public enemy sings about standing up and speaking out. All genres have their pros and cons, not all rock has deep meaning. Rappers tend to keep in touch with reality and have their own manner to display their optimism.
