mchc says:

@ model. I’m not here to discuss every album concept hip hop has ever seen. I see something offensive and speak up, that IS hip hop, that is what a man does, I’m sorry that you cannot recognize that. You don’t like my love it or leave it attitude, too bad. I don’t really see how you could hate something but not leave it. Seems weak to me. Regardless, the flag does not solely represent Bush era policies, Obama’s decisions, or corporate greed. It is the symbol of the people. Those who fight to uplift and rise up, those who protect, those who serve in hospitals, as teachers, community leaders and so forth. When you disrtespect the flag we are all insulted. Sorry, its a beautiful Saturday here in America’s North East and I don’t have time to explain respect and pride to a new jack who obviously has not experienced or appreciated the joy of our nation in contrast to the lack of freedom in others.

MCHC says:

You do care bc you’re still responding.
What comments have you read.? When did I say he was not hip hop? I said he did not embody it bc I think to EMBODY a subculture you should be well versed in more than one element of it
I said the sing spongy bubble gum track reminded me of a peas track, and it does

What amazes me is that you take more offense when a dj you like has his track criticized thn you do when the country you live in insulted. Let’s be honest jake one has no clue who the fuck you are and probably never will. I don’t mean to be rude but that’s honest talk. Still you come to his defense at the drop of a dime. Meanwhile the symbol of your nation, what represents you, your family, our way of life (open discussion, artistic expression, equality, and all else) is insulted and you care not one bit. I see what the problem is. You just don’t get it. You don’t understand. You have not experiencesd real life enough to know why value nd respect is ll about. Do me a favor, go down to ground zero on 9-11, stop at the MLK memorial on the 3rd Monday in January, visit the Vietnam memorial, and the rebuilding of New Orleans…then go see the poverty of Haiti, war torn Northern Ireland, and gang ruled Mexico. After you do that come back and tell me how you feel about an “artistic” album cover of a man stepping on our flag. In short grow up, learn to be a man, and then we can talk

Until then keep sucking emcees cocks bc you’re parents won’t lift your curfew