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Why did Lil Wayne not take part in Blackout Tuesday?
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Originally posted by WeezyFan View Postlol do I really have to explain this? All Lives Matter is a protest against the BLM protest.
Black people in the US gets killed by cops, at double the rate than white people do. Even though they're just 13 % of the population. They see it unfair and protest ''Black Lives Matter'', then some idiots who doesn't understand their struggle get in their feelings because they feel like black people are saying ''yaa fuck everybody else our lives are the only ones that matter'' . So they protest against the police brutality protest. All Lives Matter is one of the dumbest protests ever, they're basically protesting a protest that they don't understand.
GOOGLE or USE YOUR BRAIN next time ok it's not that hard to understand goddamn i'm so tired of this shit backwards ass country subjecting their problems worldwide fuck the US forrealR.I.P DAD
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Originally posted by Dwise View PostSo did Wayne suddenly forget the officer when he made songs like Amen, Heart Races On, and Georgia Bush?
And the thing that gets me is him saying black people need to blame themselves and yet he's constantly rapping about ignorance that does nothing to help black people.
Like nigga be the change that you preaching or STFU.
He gonna say we should blame ourselves then go in the studio and rap about gangbanging and drugs and shit.
wayne using blame ourselves left headlines open to make it look like he victim blaming. he should be very careful and choose words better. if you wanna say he insensitive or dont agree with him saying a tweet or shirt not enough then cool.
he has never said black people getting killed by cops is ok or no shit like that
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Originally posted by Dwise View PostT.I like the extreme opposite of Wayne on the issue, lol
Wayne don't care enough, but T.I care too much.
Went and ruined his relationship with Wayne over that shit.smh
I canceled TI with his comments on Wayne a few years back
I walk that back now and respect him again
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Originally posted by Dwise View PostT.I like the extreme opposite of Wayne on the issue, lol
Wayne don't care enough, but T.I care too much.
Went and ruined his relationship with Wayne over that shit.smh
regarding Wayne’s comments years back, this shit is bigger than a rapper friendship
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Originally posted by J.M.I View PostWhat makes you think he wants to be a middle aged white man ? ... Ive listened to rap almost all my life but I've never wanted to be black lol
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Because I was about to go in
Do you understand why we say black lives matters now ??!!!??
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Originally posted by BrewCityYM View PostYea you musta edited you're post
Because I was about to go in
Do you understand why we say black lives matters now ??!!!??
hurtful but I just needed someone who knows alot about it to educate me like [MENTION=8072]Martian[/MENTION]Master & [MENTION=418]WeezyFan[/MENTION] did
Now your coming at me with hate as if I'm some fucking racist ? Like NEVER EVER in my life have I or would I be racist, Now that I've been educated in the whole BLM protest there was no need to keep my OG post up as it means nothing now that I know more , Anyway love bro hope all this shit gets sorted in the world & let's enjoy some new wayneR.I.P DAD
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Atleast gudda gudda did.Automatic cash
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Originally posted by BrewCityYM View PostCan never care too much
I canceled TI with his comments on Wayne a few years back
I walk that back now and respect him again
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Adding of course, I agree with you that one can never care too much about BLM, police brutality and racial injustice.
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I would like to see Wayne bring various activists and orgs addressing police brutality, criminal justice reform etc on YM radio. For real, not as posturing. There are so many. Give them a platform and be part of the "doing something" he was referring to. He CAN do more.
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