Me. And life.
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Lets just begin by saying I will send you a check for $1000 if you can find a photo of me wearing my jeans "around my ankles."
Seriously, its never happened; so you're a nincompoop for that.
Secondly, you've seen maybe 10 photos of me MAX in your entire life, all of which were taken at promotional shoots. Have you ever seen a photo of me walking down the street? No. So you're a nincompoop for that.
Thirdly, what is black culture? Wearing baggy clothing, is Hip-Hop culture, it's not black culture. SOME black people just happen to participate in that Hip-Hop culture, as do some whites, Asians, Latinos, etc etc. So baggy clothing is Hip-Hop culture not black culture; you're a nincompoop for that.
Also, baggy jeans worn low, which you addressed and brought attention to yourself, was popularized by the Mexican gang members in Californian jails. So what are you accusing me of again? Trying to imitate black culture that imitates Mexican culture? Guess what? You're a nincompoop for that.
If you think whites wearing Hip-Hop clothing are imitating black culture, is it also imitating black culture to rap, break dance, graffiti, etc etc, because that's all Hip-Hop culture and those people dress urban as well? If that's what you think, yep, nincompoop.
Do you think that TI or Lil Wayne or Ja Rule wearing muscle shirts lately is imitating white culture? Did Tupac imitate white culture when he wore as suit? Nincompoop.
If baggy clothing is "black culture," does that mean non baggy clothing is white culture? So does that mean any black person wearing tight clothing is imitating white culture? Nincompoop.
I had a good day today, I threw on some moderately baggy Ecko jeans (I HATE tight jeans, I have a large penis (which you obviously dont) and I need room), a black Hip-Hop fashioned T Shirt and a new era cap. Oh and fresh white air forces. And guess what nincompoop, thats not imitating black culture, that is URBAN STYLE. I then ate a burrito for lunch, and guess what nincompoop, that is not imitating Mexican culture. I then hit the studio and worked on a guest appearance for a local artist. I made money rapping; thats not black culture, thats a fucking job. I then had dinner with my girl, guess what, I had sushi. So I guess you think I was imitating Japanese culture while imitating black culture and digesting the imitation of Mexican culture?
You're a nincompoop. You're a close minded wanker. Everyone can see you're wrong and you still feel youre right, why? I dont know, probably because this is the internet and no one ever admits they are wrong.
I hope you voice your views in real life and get your ass beat up. Seriously. Where the fuck do you even live? Have you ever even posted your photo on here?
You're a moron. I cant stress that enough. YOU ARE A MORON.
MMOOOOORRRRROOOOOON.
Now, Im gonna go smoke my hooka/argilia/shisha; and no, thats not imitating Arab or Indian culture; nincompoop.
Seriously, its never happened; so you're a nincompoop for that.
Secondly, you've seen maybe 10 photos of me MAX in your entire life, all of which were taken at promotional shoots. Have you ever seen a photo of me walking down the street? No. So you're a nincompoop for that.
Thirdly, what is black culture? Wearing baggy clothing, is Hip-Hop culture, it's not black culture. SOME black people just happen to participate in that Hip-Hop culture, as do some whites, Asians, Latinos, etc etc. So baggy clothing is Hip-Hop culture not black culture; you're a nincompoop for that.
Also, baggy jeans worn low, which you addressed and brought attention to yourself, was popularized by the Mexican gang members in Californian jails. So what are you accusing me of again? Trying to imitate black culture that imitates Mexican culture? Guess what? You're a nincompoop for that.
If you think whites wearing Hip-Hop clothing are imitating black culture, is it also imitating black culture to rap, break dance, graffiti, etc etc, because that's all Hip-Hop culture and those people dress urban as well? If that's what you think, yep, nincompoop.
Do you think that TI or Lil Wayne or Ja Rule wearing muscle shirts lately is imitating white culture? Did Tupac imitate white culture when he wore as suit? Nincompoop.
If baggy clothing is "black culture," does that mean non baggy clothing is white culture? So does that mean any black person wearing tight clothing is imitating white culture? Nincompoop.
I had a good day today, I threw on some moderately baggy Ecko jeans (I HATE tight jeans, I have a large penis (which you obviously dont) and I need room), a black Hip-Hop fashioned T Shirt and a new era cap. Oh and fresh white air forces. And guess what nincompoop, thats not imitating black culture, that is URBAN STYLE. I then ate a burrito for lunch, and guess what nincompoop, that is not imitating Mexican culture. I then hit the studio and worked on a guest appearance for a local artist. I made money rapping; thats not black culture, thats a fucking job. I then had dinner with my girl, guess what, I had sushi. So I guess you think I was imitating Japanese culture while imitating black culture and digesting the imitation of Mexican culture?
You're a nincompoop. You're a close minded wanker. Everyone can see you're wrong and you still feel youre right, why? I dont know, probably because this is the internet and no one ever admits they are wrong.
I hope you voice your views in real life and get your ass beat up. Seriously. Where the fuck do you even live? Have you ever even posted your photo on here?
You're a moron. I cant stress that enough. YOU ARE A MORON.
MMOOOOORRRRROOOOOON.
Now, Im gonna go smoke my hooka/argilia/shisha; and no, thats not imitating Arab or Indian culture; nincompoop.
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