A man who doesn’t have a job. He collects money from the system, while having himself a little "hustle" on the side. His "hustle" involves breaking the laws of the land and selling controlled substances to his own brothers and sisters in the streets, creating addicts and poverty stricken individuals among his own, while lining his own pockets with silver and gold at their expense. He owns more than the currency in his pocket. In fact, he owns a CL600, designer clothes and a nice home in a gated community. He pays white police officers large sums of money to "look the other way" while he fills his own community with a product that binds and destroys, rather than blesses and uplifts. The woman who was there for him and loved him was abandoned by him, along with the four kids he created with her. Now the mother is rejected and all of these children have to be fatherless and just another statistic because the man who claimed to "love his black sistas and love black babies" couldn’t love them enough to stick around and take care of them.
He records a rap album about how "hard" he had it in the streets, along with what’s it’s like to keep it real, while black people (because he has a nice beat in his music ) say to themselves "This is a real n1gga!" He now makes even more money, but this time his product is different. Instead of selling crack to kids, he now sells them propaganda packaged and marketed as entertainment. His "product" causes other black youth to follow in his footsteps, creating other people just like him who sell drugs, abandon their women and kids and destroy their communities for profit, thus the cycle continues.
So, would a piece of crap like this be considered a sell-out? Why is a person like this a "real n1gga", but a person who, say, votes for John McCain is a self-loathing Uncle Tom?
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