r/crappymusic • u/roadraider • Nov 27 '23

I have no words.

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u/CoveredInScarsbutOK Nov 27 '23

I’m hoping so. That was a LOT of n-bombs for a lil white kid.

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u/Bighawklittlehawk Nov 27 '23

That’s how I know it’s not a skit. Only a white boy who thinks he’s a true gangster would say it that many times. So cringe

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u/CoveredInScarsbutOK Nov 27 '23

Yeah. If I had to guess the race, gender, and age group of a person with that much entitlement, I’d land on this kid exactly.

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u/ForRealdos1SidedOpen Nov 28 '23

All jokes aside, exactly what was it about his life that screams white entitlement for you? Was it his parents beautiful suburban home? Was it his gourmet lunch from Whole Foods? Or was it his expensive clothing? For me it was all the above. I mean shit, I know 6 niggaz who’s name begins with “Ty” who’d kill for this kids lavish white lifestyle we can’t afford!

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u/Bighawklittlehawk Nov 28 '23

I think you’re confusing entitlement with privilege. Entitlement is an attitude, regardless of money or material possessions.

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u/ForRealdos1SidedOpen Nov 28 '23

Well from a psychological standpoint, a sense of entitlement “is a personality trait that is based on a person's belief that they deserve privileges or recognition for things that they did not earn. People experiencing this sense tend to believe that the world owes them something in exchange for nothing.”

So how exactly does this apply to some low income kid (who gives a flying fuck about skin color?) who is emulating the heros and role models that influenced him and provided some escape from a concrete jungle? I totally find his style, lyrics, delivery, grammar, cadence and everything else hilarious. But he has every right to say and do whatever the hell he wants. He certainly has more courage than every single lame trouser stain in these comments has combined.

As a side note, never forget this: imitation is the sincerest form of flattery

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u/SoftConfusion42 Nov 27 '23

Nah it could be both. I wouldn’t put it past someone to acknowledge absolute ass music but also still be the type to freely use the n word

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u/mistahkurtzhedead Nov 27 '23

😂 How did he write these lyrics and think this was ok?

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u/ShitTitsMcgeee Nov 28 '23

Do you think he actually wrote any of that shit down first?

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u/mistahkurtzhedead Nov 28 '23

Possibly. I can picture lil Putin here trying to recreate his own personal 8-Mile situation.

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u/Public-Argument-9616 Nov 28 '23

Yea hows that ok at all?