Bad Boy Chiller Crew

[Corpsey]

Is it because a middle class suburban home is more likely to be stable, and therefore you can slag off your mum because you're less reliant on her as the source of stability/love?

Ditto religion, maybe...

 

[Corpsey]

I remember having fuck you mom energy as a teenager and it was always couched in the innate stability of our bond. I knew that I could insult her and she'd still love me, and visa versa.

 

[luka]

Lack of discipline.

 

[shiels]

it's rebellion against the source of middle class values... hovering moms

 

[luka]

Spoiled.

 

[luka]

Go watch your linear entertainment

 

[Corpsey]

"Despite the alcohol, I had a great old Mama / She famous for her slaps and to this day she's honored / But when I was a lil dude her son was a lil rude / I picked the peas off my plate and pour juice in her nigga food / Get beat, then I'd run and tell grandman "mama hit me for no reason" / She whipped me hard when I finished eatin / and felt that belt stingin after I wet that bed / Hid my drawers and start cryin, when she felt that bed"

 

[Corpsey]

Misty-eyed nostalgia for getting whipped with a belt.

 

[Corpsey]

Spoiled.

I'm so envious of this fictitious kid's setup.

 

[luka]

I lot of the shock/gross out stuff in Eminem was in rap already though. You get it in early Biggie and Nas for instance. its part of the playbook.

 

[Corpsey]

That's true. Again, though, the difference is the overtly comical spirit in which Eminem does it. Compare 'Suicidal Thoughts' by Biggie to 'Just the Two Of Us' e.g.

Or maybe it's a question of how it's performed (or how it's received by me, a white guy). Like the Biggie line "Hail mary, full of grace – smack a bitch in the face!" I can imagine that playing as a comedy line but I've never heard it that way.

Then there's the Richard Pryor line Biggie borrowed about "she looks so good, I'd suck on her daddy's dick".

 

[Corpsey]

Corny whiteboy humour

 

[version]

The guy in the North Face reminds me of someone I went to school with.

 

[version]

Is this like Goldie Looking Chain for the 20s?

 

[version]

I quite like this stuff tbh. I like the Russian stuff too.

 

[version]

The only way people seem to be able to process it is as a meme though. They seem embarrassed to admit that they like it.

 

[version]

It's authentic northern culture which Vice magaIne sent an intrepid reporter out to document/patronise

 

[entertainment]

Honestly what's there to express with sincerety for a middle class white man? It seems horribly lame, something to be dunked on on Twitter.

 

[Corpsey]

Honestly what's there to express with sincerety for a middle class white man? It seems horribly lame, something to be dunked on on Twitter.

If you prick us, do we not bleed?

 

[entertainment]

One of the reasons why being an 'ally' is so popular is that it allows white people some vicarious form of earnest expression by proxy of whoever's case you're advocating