I would like you to translate this for me. The person is responding to a question, do you know a certain person (name is not necessary)?
"Yea, that's my man. That ain't my man my manz, but he be wit my manz and them. Dawg be pirpin, but he a bamma like sht mo. Slim be talkin to them crackas. Had bodeans pressin everybody out an sht.
Pound, had ticked him some of dat dere, now he on da run. You can't be cuffin them big faces and then get ghost off da humble mo. He keep bojangling like that, and the streets gon be the street, fo sho. You know Nic, *** ga even tried to cut youngbleed's main youngin. But fuc him doe.
What's up wit you, I see you got that new bubble. It was raining, but I saw you. That joint wet as a mug."
Can you translate this for me? Or if you can't, just say it? No help from people affiliated with the streets please.
2007-03-14
11:25:09
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This is interesting. Something so many people call ignorant and broken english goes right over there heads. Wow, if they can't understand something "ignorant." I wonder how intelligent are they???
2007-03-14
13:29:39 ·
update #1
Brew- you are quite right, I shouldn't have excluded blacks who don't listen to the music. Any blacks who think rap is killing society want to give translating this a try?
2007-03-15
11:06:04 ·
update #2