Peter Bailey continues his critically-acclaimed series by meeting up with Lil Boosie inside Miami's James L. Knight Center where the two discuss the exploitation in gangster life in hip hop & Boosie's responsibilty as a a spokesman for the inner-city.
Lil Boosie ain't afraid to speak the truth. Niggas are ruining America. There's no exploitation or inner city pain. Look at all the immigrants that came to America with just the clothing on their backs and not even a nickel in their dime purse. They were able to survive, thrive, and contribute to the community. These dumb niggas just love to make excuses on why they are lazy thugs.
Boosie was completely being himself and real and Peter comes off as performative. The way he keeps not looking Boosie in the eyes while Boosie looking at him the whole time. Its just annoying and comes off like hes performing how he thinks your supposed to act when your saying wise things.
I loved this rap. These brothers are right on target with what's wrong with our society and how to fix it. We need to unite as a people and stop pretending that we are separate from each other.
Boosie committed black on black crime
VON KEITH love playing with woman
I pray that VON KEITH stay FOCUSED
Marriage is a business.
VON KEITH is never depressed
Depression can be shown through sadness, tears, and rage.....deep
I think it is not so bad for you guys
Boosie is SCORPIO like VON KEITH
Love BBs perspective on life. Guess that’s why I’m a fan of his music & his views on this divisional game our politicians & the media are playing .
Facts💯💯💯💯
J. Lo .....honesty!
https://youtu.be/y_iYUYG6tjs
Black Youth Culture is going to make the biggest change in history for generations to come . MARK MY WORD
Great interview
Peter is a true pioneer for the people✊🏿 DJVlad should have a million less views and this should b mainstream media moving into 2021!!! JS
Anyone who has to keep reminding people they are real, probably isn't real.
The person in college has more loyalty to you? Get out of here, college grad here telling you that's some bullshit, all levels of life work like the street; it is the human condition, people will drop you in college just as fast as in the street, and the same goes for a corporate jobs. We live in a system that move groups in the direction they want them to go in, there is no difference, businessmen are just as cut throat as drug cartels. It's the same shit, the only difference is people aren't trying to kill you in college physically, just mentally, now in the corporates world, I don't know, a lot people die mysteriously or go missing when they are too close to money. Sound like some cartel shit to me. School doesn't change the asshole in you, it just makes you one that knows a little more..
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