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White lies = seemingly harmless lies with big ramifications white lies = the lies that a white dominated structure/white POTUS have been feeding the people |
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Last Poets Gil Scott Heron then you may understand. |
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I cant complete that with a straight face... |
Anyway, as catchy as that song is and as accurate as the sentiment is, all things are best in moderation.
The President is black. We get it. |
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Now what? :) |
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Yay! |
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So, I guess that you just get busy (making crab alfredo to send to me). LOL! |
pg...so...ummm are there any more rap lyrics you saw on Oreally that bother you that you want to discuss?
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What does it mean???? |
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siigh....you know some people just say shit because they have to fit in too. g'nite I.A.S.K. Take care |
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ETA: You guys need to take some valium or something and relax |
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have a good one. |
All this happened while I was watching Family Guy and Robot Chicken???
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Also - it's clearly intended to be read as both "[little] white lies" and "lies from whites" and I can't imagine that's disputable. I don't think that is a particularly 'racist' thought - after all, a black guy thinking whites have lied to him isn't exactly ground-breaking, and is probably (from a perception standpoint) fairly true, even though a massive number of those lies have come from his side of the political aisle. |
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Ironically, the Lil Wayne track (which is actually rap, unlike the one you're referring to) uses the lollipop metaphor to make a point about selling out to get a number one hit, although it also uses it to make, well, sex references. This isn't exactly Chaucer, but it's not that hard if you really try either. |
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You are not that stupid so let's not insult each other like that. Also, why are you trying to explain Jay-Z's lyrics to me? I know what he meant...and yes, I agree, it's nothing new. The metaphoric wordplay has been around since before Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five....explain it to ur boy phigam, the original poster, who seems to be taken aback by 'racially charged' rap lyrics. |
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You need to get off this "metaphoric" kick - I'm not sure you're explaining it in a way that helps your cause in the slightest. |
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and I don't recall 'my cause' as you put it, requiring assistance. |
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What's the prize? |
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The bolded is another reason why the lyric is dumb. |
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