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| So you're saying that modern rap doesn't adhere to the political bent sent down by revolutionaries such as Chuck D? | |
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| Exactly. PE espoused the empowerment of African-Americans by refusing to support the white, capitalist system. | |
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| Oh, I get it. While the current rappers are all about money and bling-bling and buying into the whole capitalist ideal. | |
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| Yep. There's a world of difference between "Fight The Power" or "The Message" and "Big Pimpin'." | |
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| I think the world is ready for Squirr-L and my new album "Poppin' a Cap in Enron's Ass." | |
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| The world will never be ready for Squirr-L. | |
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