Trappin ain’t cool.
Ever since my friends have started listening
to trap artists like chief keef and lil durk they’ve thought it was cool to act
tough. I think they have forgotten where they live and grew up compared to these
artists. Now I’m not saying my friends have had it easy while growing up at
all. I’m just saying that they didn’t grow up to hearing gunshots while waking
up. Chicago vs. Cedar Rapids, two very different places.
For the first time in history there
has been more current killings in Chicago than in Iraq or Afghanistan combined.
Crazy. I don’t think Cedar Rapids could even compare, if we tried, but why
would we try? L-O-L, not funny.
I think the type of music is
starting to reflection our generation. We’re growing up to be a nation of wanna
be thugs and I think it ruining us. Boys are growing up to music that makes gun
play and gang banging look like a game, when I feel like the only person who
realizes it’s not at all.
Now I know that not all people who
listen to trap music think like this and even sometimes I listen to it myself
but, I think people should just be careful of how they interpret music. It’s an
art form where people are expressing their feelings and what they’re going
through, not a guide on how you should live your life. I think talk about guns
and people in prison is supposed to be un appealing, not appealing.
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