Do you think Gansta rap shouldve been welcomed to into hip hop at the begining?

Question

And what you are feelings about violence in hip hop?

Answer 1

no and instead of creating violence they to need to fight together and try to influence children better...they need to portray the hip hop industry as something other than money and bling and cars, if they ended their petty beefs maybe they could achieve that

Answer 2

As if the children who live in housing and poverty in the inner city of larger cities don't already have enough negative, oppressing influence, what with drug deals, domestic violence, and drug addicted Moms and Dad (their own and/or their friends and neighbors parents), Gansta rap should be vehemently opposed by anyone who cares about their children and the children of this world. The children have enough "real" in their world. Gangsta rappers need to stop using this as an excuse ("we are just telling it like it is"). They are helping the problems that I mentioned above continue.
Hip-hop is sex-obsessed. Get over that too hip hoppers! You have talent-please use it for something positive!
PEACE!

Answer 3

I think Gangsta rap gives hip hop a bad name, because people who don't know about it hear it and assume all hip hop is into violence, and cussing every other word, and calling women b****es and ho's and such. Practitioners of it claim it is to "show what's out there on the street," but we see it every day in the news, and I, for one, want no more of it than that.

Answer 4

I think gangsta rap music sets horrible examples for young black kids, and gives people of other colors a very bad impression of black culture. There is nothing cool about being a thug unless you want to go to prison or die. I don't think those clowns understand how much they embarrass black people as a group. I wish more black people with strong morals would speak out against that trash.

Answer 5

Gangster rap (gagster rap) should never have existed. I may still listen to the radio were it not for the corruption of the gangster rap. It sends the wrong messages to the wrong people. There's nothing redeeming about it at all.

Answer 6

It should go the way of Disco and die! I'm fairly open to all kinds of music, but glorifying violence is not a good thing...