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Gangsta Rap Fan in the White House
Not all blacks are delighted with the caliber leadership our liberal ruling class has seen fit to install in the White House. Stanley Crouch doesn't sound pleased:
Last week, Thomas Chatterton Williams, author of "Losing My Cool: How a Father's Love and 15,000 Books Beat Hip-Hop Culture," gracefully tore President Obama a new one. A member of the hip-hop generation, Williams is one of those who are intensely critical of the violence, drug dealing, misogyny and crude materialism that distinguish hip hop.
In an interview with Tiger Beat, I'm sorry, Rolling Stone, the Adolescent in Chief was asked about the contents of his iPod:
Obama mentioned Jay-Z, then went on to say that he has now expanded his listening to include Lil Wayne, that tattooed gargoyle now serving time for drug and gun possession at Rikers Island.
Obama is too young to have musical tastes as sophisticated as Bill Clinton's, but that's not an excuse Williams will accept. He was deeply disappointed by Obama's answer, because, as he wrote in the Wall Street Journal, "Lil Wayne is … a modern-day minstrel who embodies the most virulent racist stereotypes that generations of blacks have fought to overcome. His music is a vigorous endorsement of the pathologies that still haunt and cripple far too many in the black underclass."
Here's what the President of the United States listens to on his iPod (sorry about the language):
A young nigga screaming fuck the world and let 'em die
Behind tints, tryna' duck the world and smoking rie
Got my bandanna 'round my head and pants to my feet
And got my eyes fire red and glock on my seat
I'm tryna' stay under intoxication
'Cause I lost my father, and got a daughter, plus I'm on probation
Considering that Obama was abandoned as a small child by his lowlife bigamist father, I can see why he would be able relate to that part — if he were still 13 years old.
Lil' Wayne also has a romantic side:
I might stumble across a grand and give it to you wifey
And watch how she *slurp* on my pipey like a Icee
Imagine if you were told just a few years ago that someone who listens to this stuff would soon be sitting in the Oval Office, steering a course for the nation. America is getting fundamentally transformed, all right.
Not all blacks are delighted with the caliber leadership our liberal ruling class has seen fit to install in the White House. Stanley Crouch doesn't sound pleased:
Last week, Thomas Chatterton Williams, author of "Losing My Cool: How a Father's Love and 15,000 Books Beat Hip-Hop Culture," gracefully tore President Obama a new one. A member of the hip-hop generation, Williams is one of those who are intensely critical of the violence, drug dealing, misogyny and crude materialism that distinguish hip hop.
In an interview with Tiger Beat, I'm sorry, Rolling Stone, the Adolescent in Chief was asked about the contents of his iPod:
Obama mentioned Jay-Z, then went on to say that he has now expanded his listening to include Lil Wayne, that tattooed gargoyle now serving time for drug and gun possession at Rikers Island.
Obama is too young to have musical tastes as sophisticated as Bill Clinton's, but that's not an excuse Williams will accept. He was deeply disappointed by Obama's answer, because, as he wrote in the Wall Street Journal, "Lil Wayne is … a modern-day minstrel who embodies the most virulent racist stereotypes that generations of blacks have fought to overcome. His music is a vigorous endorsement of the pathologies that still haunt and cripple far too many in the black underclass."
Here's what the President of the United States listens to on his iPod (sorry about the language):
A young nigga screaming fuck the world and let 'em die
Behind tints, tryna' duck the world and smoking rie
Got my bandanna 'round my head and pants to my feet
And got my eyes fire red and glock on my seat
I'm tryna' stay under intoxication
'Cause I lost my father, and got a daughter, plus I'm on probation
Considering that Obama was abandoned as a small child by his lowlife bigamist father, I can see why he would be able relate to that part — if he were still 13 years old.
Lil' Wayne also has a romantic side:
I might stumble across a grand and give it to you wifey
And watch how she *slurp* on my pipey like a Icee
Imagine if you were told just a few years ago that someone who listens to this stuff would soon be sitting in the Oval Office, steering a course for the nation. America is getting fundamentally transformed, all right.
