November 10, 2022
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1:24:43Now PlayingWhat the hell is wrong with the youth? How are they behaving so poorly, and speaking so foolishly? It's because rap music is telling them to. Rappers today make it seem like it's cool to live a dangerous lifestyle, make reckless decisions, disrespect their mothers, and steal from their friends. And when something goes wrong, rappers are saying that we should look out for ourselves before anyone else
Rappers today are bragging about their crimes on rap lyrics, streaming themselves doing dangerous things on Instagram live, and posting videos to YouTube that portray them engaging in degenerate activities. We have allowed criminals to describe our neighborhoods in their own image: as lawless, driven by fear and crime. Unfortunately speaking out against these criminals is forbidden because it's seen as "snitching."
In Atlanta Georgia, District attorney Fani Willis is using a different approach by threatening to prosecute these rappers for using their lyrics against them.
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#thuglife
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