Should I stop buying Snoop Doggs music?

Question

he says in one of his songs that he's 'making money off crackers'. should i stop buying his albums?

i love rap... and not all rappers would say something like this. that's not what i'm getting at. it just seems like white people are either racist or pus$ies unwilling to stick up for themselves. where did all the strong willed open-minded white people go?

aww, skyflower, but i bet if a white man degraded black people in a song you would boycott it in a second. absolutely nothing wrong with this. stick up for all races but godd@mit stick up for white people too.

Answer 1

Waitaminute, alllllll those times he said "N****", you didn't want 2 stop buying his music. ALLLLL those times he said "B****" (may be U thought he was only referring to non-white women-hm?), U did'nt want to stop buying his music. When he showed up at that award show with 2 women wearing dog collars & leashes, you didn't stop buying his music. But OHHH he says "Cracker" & its hey maybe I shouldn't buy his music anymore. Its stuff like this that confirms in my mind that record companies find rappers they can use to exploit their people for consumers who find so much entertainment in that, because they are only "those people" so its ok. But the minute they say something deemed negative about those same consumers THEN it becomes a problem. And all of a sudden (all) rap music is dangerous & anti-social. Would U have been upset if Eminem said it?

Answer 2

Your proposal that "white humans are extra interested in rap track than blacks" is improper, as you should not have the holiday down of what percent of rap track is purchased by way of African Americans. Assuming we are speaking approximately the US (which, of direction, is a foolish assumption to make, however to be able to end up my factor, I will pass forward and make it), the racial holiday down of the US is seventy two% white (adding Hispanics/Latino humans who're racially white) and approximately 14% are African American (adding Hispanics/Latino humans who're racially black) So announcing that 70% of rap track being purchased by way of whites proves that rap track is extra general with whites then blacks does not consider the truth that there effectively are extra whites then blacks which might be purchasing ANY style of track, considering there are extra whites then blacks. This survey additionally does not consider downloading or dossier sharing that's now not paid for, so no end can rather be taken from this information approximately which race is "attracted" to rap track. We can most effective say for certain that, of the rap track that's bought, 70% of it is going to white humans. Which rather does not let us know some thing approximately racial personal tastes. A bigger method to determine which race is the actual "enthusiasts" of rap track might be to determine what percent of white Americans have bought/listened to/downloaded rap track ago x months. Then you might examine the percent of African Americans to the percent of whites. So you could uncover that fifty three% of all African Americans have purchased rap track ago month, at the same time most effective 32% of white Americans can say the identical... or it might be the opposite. But the knowledge you reward is simply vain.

Answer 3

Too bad there's no white versions of Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton to defend you.

Answer 4

rappers are the most racist people i know of but if i would say 1/4 of the racist crap to a rapper i be slapped with a law suit so high it'd be silly
i quit paying attention to them and like most things they will fade away
Edit
Funny i never see a rapper doing a tour through South Carolina now who is the real Pu$$y?
and open minded white people you mean the ones that kiss black peoples @ss all the time right?

Answer 5

Yes, you should. Many rappers are anti-white. Not obscure ones, either. Lil Wayne, Dr. Dre, Ice Cube, 2pac, etc have all made anti-white comments in their songs.

Answer 6

Hes not making money off this "Cracker"

Answer 7

You need to get used to racist comments. Your going to here it all your life. It isnt realyl grounds to stop buying his CDs. I mean even if you did he isnt going to notice.

Answer 8

It depends on you. If you are a believer then ask the Holy Spirit for counsel. I find all rap music very offensive and demeaning to women.

Answer 9

Yeah, he's a fool no doubt but you'd be an even bigger fool if you let him talk to you like that. it's like eminem saying he makes money off n****rs!

Answer 10

Just like black people should stop buying Proctor and Gamble Products because it's funded by the KKK?