Rapping as a Career Choice, What to Rap About?
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some of ya’ll might think im stupid but i dont care. rapping is the only thing i know how to do and the only thing i’ve ever been good at. The only problem is I want tp rap about the struggles of where i’m from, New Orleans. I don’t live in the hood any more and havent since Katrina and i never dealt drugs or anything. I just want to know is it fake of me to rap about the struggles of the ghetto like poverty, drug abuse, etc if I’m no longer around it even though I am from New Orleans and bad things are happening here everyday. I still live in New Orleans BTW and I’m 20. I also rap about guns, but i don’t say i’m a gangsta or nothing like that. Some compare me to Tupac but i think their just being nice, I dont think i’m even close to the rapper and artist he was.
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Rap about tree’s
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