by Westside Connection. I haven’t heard this song in nearly 20 years. A true classic. I think I’ve only watched this video twice. Inanikumbusha mathree za 58, 23 na 46…
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Was a good song…
But nowadays I try not to support anything that glorifies crime. I think hip hop and ragga has also contributed to the rise these gangster gangs like mauki and gaza who use gangster related music as their real life scripts
Art imitates life. Not the other way around
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Violent crime existed way before Gangsta Rap, and will exist way after Gangsta Rap goes extinct.
You can’t blame music for crime. Now what do you have to say about the Kiriamiti era in the 70’s, when violent crime was the order of the day?
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True.
That’s very true …however there are some dimwits (local gangsters) who idolize and worship the gangster lifestyle these musicians live. They want to be instant ballers without putting in honest work.
All in all it all comes back to the choices one makes in life.
They exist, but those are the minority. We all know that the root cause is poor parenting and a dysfunctional society, yet we go for the easy scapegoat, the media
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