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Soulja Boy Plans To Set A Good Example For Kids (For real? Or just bullshit?)

Soulja Boy Plans To Set A Good Example For Kids

LoveThatHipHop

Date: Thursday, 18/Dec/08, 5:26 PM | Message # 1

Emcees

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http://realtalkny.uproxx.com/2008....or-kids

I came across this while look for some vids to watch, and I gotta say.......Oh lordy.....

Because I'm cool like dat. I'm chill like dat. I'm peace like dat.

ilikebacon3000

Date: Thursday, 18/Dec/08, 5:44 PM | Message # 2

Emcees

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wow.
thats sad. Like he JUST relaized that he had alot of fans.
But Im no hater. In fact im somewhat proud of him. Not what hes done to hip-hop, just for what hes done for him and his family. If he really did come out of the "Ghetto" then I am really proud. To be a young man in america, specifically a black man, it IS hard to get where he is. Im not racist its just the odds are against young black males and its mesed up. 1 out of 9 are in prison. I mean, when you really think about being in that situation, i would have done the same thing to get my money, regardless of what it took.
You know???

Life's a bitch and I'm just along for the ride.

EmSeeD

Date: Thursday, 18/Dec/08, 6:08 PM | Message # 3

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, i would have done the same thing to get my money, regardless of what it took.

the ends don't justify the means. thats what i believe.

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11thPlague

Date: Thursday, 18/Dec/08, 6:38 PM | Message # 4

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the ends don't justify the means. thats what i believe.

If they told you you can make 3 million tommorow by making this album like this and this dance like this you wouldnt do it? and you were poor with no means of funds? I find it hard to believe that you would so no. Now the fact that he keeps making crappy music is not justified but shit you gotta respect the hustle.

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ilikebacon3000

Date: Thursday, 18/Dec/08, 7:33 PM | Message # 5

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Yeah its like how crack dealers do their shit. They need the money.
I read a story somewhere about soulja boys high school years. Apperently he was teased badly in HS because at the time they thought his music sucked (which it did) and he kept a journel of goals.
Daily goals
Weekly
Monthly
yearly
and life goals
He carried it everywhere and one day he left it in class and someone read it out loud to embarres him.. it read:
1. Get rich
2. Get my family out of the hood.
3. Have a clothing line
4. Have a number one song/album
5. Make a dance everyone will do.

And the weird thing is, is that less than a year later all of them were completed.
I dont care how shitty the music is. To be THAT rich at 16, damn. I mean there is some brains behind all of it. That is like, unbeliveable.
He makes more money in a day than my mom does in 6 months.
16 years old! seriously?
His music is STILL shit but ge is an aight dancer i guess. As long as he doesent call himself "Hip-Hop" I would actually listen to him. But since he does, he gives us bad names so forget about it.

Life's a bitch and I'm just along for the ride.