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A Lil Bout Me
Ima coo laid bak person who like to have fun. im from Th MD, DC area and love to go out. ima not like most guys im not bout playin women im jus lookin 4 a down 2 earth female u knw. Im bout some real shyt rite now. Ders alot of stuff dats wrong in da world today and it seems like der arent any more people that want to stand up and be the one to leade people in an effort to address these problems. Me, I feel like im dat person dat leader who has to step up and make a differance. U feel me? so im on some serious shyt rite now, im bout makin things happen. that doesnt mean i dnt still have time to party doe, casue u gotta b able to have fun feel me. But look, If u wanna knw more about me hit me up on my im or send me a note and ill get bak at u.
On another note i gotta show some luv 2 my group Brothers 4 change. we are an up and coming organization on the Randolph Macon campus. we are a group of young african american males who are trying to build young black leaders and rebuild our surrounding communities. we do alot of positive things and give back to the community. Our Slogan is "Prosperity through Brotherhood, We all we Got!" We Holin it down Doin da rite thing!
MY Goals:
1)Get my masters
2)Have my own Business
3)Play Football in collage
4)Be a Good Father and husband When I get kids
5)Make dat Money and Give back, do what i can for my community
Quote:
Action and reaction, ebb and flow, trial and error, change - this is the rhythm of living. Out of our over-confidence, fear; out of our fear, clearer vision, fresh hope. And out of hope, progress.
SYNOPSIS OF Nas Who Killed It!Hip Hop Is DeadNow lets get some things straight since its a story there's characters, setting and plotthe plot is who killed hip-hop?the setting is 1930s the golden era; the manifestation of jazz, mobsters, bootlegging and organized crimethe characters are nas the detective and his partner joe da butcherfreckle face who is joe da butchers connection to the underworldand hip-hop who is the girl in the story a.k.a. the galnow what happens is pretty mike and two face al kill each other and the gal runs off with the moneypretty mike and two face al are B.I.G. & Tupac and its a psuedonym for hip-hop maximizing its commercialism which is why the gal runs off with the moneythe murder of two face al is directly referencing tupac dying firstnow this all occured at some club where the classic jams go on sung by the galthat is why nas says damn that was my jam because she will never be singing there againthe setting is further portrayed through the uses of microphone cord as the murder weapon and the fact the body was found in the aislenow joe da butches represent the average hip-hop listenerhis name simply breaks down to joe a.k.a. the average joe schmo and da butcher part is a reference to "chewing the fat" which means just kicking simple convo chillinnow after joe mentions to nas that he realizes he's falling for her nas hits the bar a lil aggitatedhe realizes its the same scene at the bar but says f*ck it and drinks are on himthat represent nas going commercial and he admits it but tries to counteract that by saying "but I always felt outta place" which means he sold out but still puts out real hip-hopthe symbolism in the bar scene is that joe the da butcher is nas partner but his southern connects (freckle face and company) are involved wit this crimejoe is none the wiser a.k.a. the average listener supports southern music regardless of all this south trash talk (jeezy,ludacris,lil jon,rick ross)nas gets a lil ticked off and heads outside and realizes the gal has been trailin him the whole timethat's basically saying that even though he didn't kno it hip-hop HAS been followin him for a whilenext thing she steps out the shadow and he says "all this time she had me in her scope"in her scope = interscope nas starts the story saying "death by strangulation" but death = defbasically he was saying that def jam started the "killing" (when it commercialized hip-hop) and now interscope runs itat this point he is saying the crackers took control of the art hence the reference to conspiracy theorys behind this whodunit"that's why eric b is not president" pretty much sums it upso def jam chokeholded the game and then universal picked it upat this point nas has some evidence so he starts interrogating the broad"I know you have soul quit tryin to hide it" is obviously saying that hip-hop has soul but its obscured by the commercialismnas uses the interrogation wisely by bringing up cypress hill and snoop dogg referencing the classics just flippin the phrasesif you can't figure it out then your pretty f*ckin stupidshe (hip-hop) supposedly killed a man in cypress which is a project in brooklyncypress hill how I could just kill a manand one eyed charlie (krs-one) who only hangs with the criminal minded (bdp) said they did it doggystyle (snoop dogg) but obviously referencing sexat this point she puts everything in perspective for nas IN ORDER because nas was out of chronological order by mentioning 92 then 91 then 88so she begins by asking him to "walk this way" (run dmc) and she will tell him a childrens story (slick rick)this is starting out raw hip-hop in the 80s"got her a few 40s" is now referencing the west coast era domination as well hoppin in the "ride"at this point hip-hop started losing "it" because it was being bombarded by commercial gangsterism and losing its originsthe getting tipsy part refers to hip-hop totally losing control and becoming almost completely pop (the bad boy era)"as we got to her suave house chopped and screwed her mouth" is now moving on to the south moving on in at the close of the shiny suit era and is cleverly flipped to nas getting oral sex by hip-hop he finally gave inafter he f*cks her she spills the beans and tells him that bill gates sponsored her to destroy hip-hop through means of downloading and extreme piracyremember hip-hops father was a bootlegger and now her sponsor is one of the largest helpers in the creation of bootleggingat this point she just breaks down and admits she is IMMORTAL because no regular human could be alive in BOTH slave times AND the 1930sshe says she came from that era and had many lovers since but her one true love was kool herc (pioneer of hip-hop, some say sole creator)but then she obviously f*cked him over and fell to the pressure of the root of all evil, money (the 200 grand) (by the way 200 grnd in 1930 is worth MILLIONS)at this point the gig is up and she begins to fade away magically but lets nas know its his inner spirit that really keeps hip-hop aliveshe really didn't need the money in the endAnyone Still Thinkin Jeezy And Them Can Fuk Wit my ManNasI Hope Not,I Dont Think They Could Come Up With A Song Like That IF They Was All In A Room Together!Hope yall learned something