David Banner: We're Breeding a Generation of Spineless Zombies
June 24, 2015
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as posted by the channelWhen asked about Chet Haze using the nword and Joell Ortiz's response to it, rapper David Banner didn't want to "comment on what another man is doing because it's 'femalelike.'" With that being said, the public speaker did say that White people should refrain from saying it around him or "you might have some problems physically."
The question about Chet sparked a deep conversation on Black culture between Vlad and David. "Black people, we have ok'ed everything down to a point where our culture is gone," David Banner believes. "That's whats wrong with hip-hop. Hip-Hop don't have no f****** rules no more," and as a result, "our neighborhoods are out of control now."
Press play to hear David's thoughts on breeding plantations, how today's society is "breeding a generation of spineless f****** zombies," and why there's nowhere any Black person can go to escape White supremacy in this special exclusive.
Check out David Banner's latest single "My Uzi" featuring Big K.R.I.T.:
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