Conservatives Rhyme?

Take a look at the new face of Rap, The Young Cons. Please note that I did not say Hip Hop. While most mainstream Hip Hop/Rap gets attention for shiny rims, beef, drugs, and hoes; these Ivy League guys are getting national broadcast and press coverage for their political views and social opinions. The Young Cons are obviously short on talent, but it doesn't matter to the media because they care more about the message. What a concept!

I wish BET could recognize this notion and place Hip Hop artists with a message, who are actually talented in the forefront. I don't know what it is that makes people want to perpetuate human flaws and front them off as success, but Viacom has these generations in a trance.

I am not blaming Viacom, but each generation learns from what they see and hear.

There are plenty of enlightening Hip Hop artists with hot beats, extensive national fan bases and world wide followings, but Viacom chooses to promote buffoonery.



-Constantly Candace


P.S. Check out the press reel below and listen to the numbers.

Jay Calls Game a Groupie

“We’re all flawed human beings,” Jay told Westwood. “All a person can do is apologize…Everyone should be allowed to make mistakes, it happens. That [BET gossip] is the silliest rumor I ever heard…I was really sitting back and watching all these suckers comment ’cause you don’t comment on rumors…That’s not even my style. If I got a problem with Chris Brown, I got a problem with Chris Brown. I haven’t said anything live or behind the scenes. I don’t agree with what he did, that’s it. But as far as not letting him perform at the BET Awards, come on, that’s stupid, that’s a sucker move…I didn’t do it and I wouldn’t do it, that’s not how I deal with my problems, through using BET or record companies…I like the game, the game is changing all the time, I’ve been dominating the game. Now tell me exactly what I said, tell me exactly what I said. I said, ‘I’m not talking about…’ is that a diss? I’m not talking about you. ‘Oh you hurt my feelings…’ Tell groupie to get over it. If that’s a diss, wear that. Tell groupie to get over it.” (Tim Westwood TV)

Snatched From: RashaEntertainment.com