"It’s Hard Out Here For a Pimp" (N-ggas and Flies, Part II)

“If not I’ll wait, because the future of the world depends on
Therefore, if not the child we raise gon’ have that n-gga syndrome
Or will it know to be the hard regardless of the skintone
I really feel that if we tune it, it just might get picked on
Or will it give a f-ck about what others say and get gone”
–Outkast ATLiens

There is a part of me that wants to give up television, move to Africa, grow a beard and just escape all this nonsense in America. I’m gonna go Stokely on y’all. Watching the degradation of black American culture is excruciatingly painful. I think about the impact it’s having on our families and our children, and I just wonder if it’s ever going to get any better, and I wonder whether the economic forces of greed that sustain this foolery can be defeated–nonviolently. Seriously, black people of good stock are going to have to band together to squash this modern-day minstrel show we call “hip hop.” It might not be pretty.

Hollywood is playing an integral role in the destruction of the black race in America. Whether it’s Damon Wayans trying to copyright the N-word so he can sell it on a t-shirt (see above), or It’s Hard Out Here for a Pimp by the Three-6 Mafia being a featured song at the upcoming Academy Awards, black entertainers can be counted on to lead our people into the abyss–all for a piece of the Almighty Dollar and the standing applause of white folks who really think they are monkeys anyways. Check out the justification by Three-Six Mafia’s white lawyer:

“The Academy (of Motion Pictures Arts & Sciences) is really to be commended,” said Aaron Rosenberg, lawyer for Three 6 Mafia. “It’s admirable that voters are recognizing the hip-hop generation and its influence on American culture.”

Gotta love that. What a great influence on American culture these “pimps” are having, right? Meanwhile, I’m sure he’s making more than the artists and his kids are in private school. Boy, I’ll tell ya, folks betta wake up . . .