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Hip Hop Rapper Crime and Popularity

Young impressionable white teenagers have idolized the alternative hip hop life style started by blacks. They blast the hypnotic repetitive beat over their car radios, loud enough to turn heads and gain the attention they crave. Wearing oversized jeans slung low over their butts their rebellion is decadence for all to see.

"HIP-HOP ON A HIGHER LEVEL is the note above the Orange and White Logo on the cover of XXL. The slick monthly magazine is devoted to a style of slang and music originated and mostly peculiar to Blacks... called Rap and Hip Hop.

The July 2005 JAIL ISSUE has exclusive interviews with "HIP-HOP'S INCARCERATED SOLDIERS" like "C-MURDER" (2nd degree murder), "PIMP C" (aggravated assault), "TURK" (pending trial on 2nd degree attempted murder), and "CHI-ALI" (1st degree manslaughter, criminal solicitation to have a witness killed). These are just several of the "soldiers" interviewed for the Jail Issue, which notes: "Legal tribulations are so commonplace in the rap world that arrests have become
a source of cynicism; we chuckle that well-timed criminal charges are now as vital to album promotion as in-store autograph signings." (page 79)

That a magazine catering to young Black males would have a JAIL ISSUE and speak of violent felons as "soldiers" and appear as role models mainly for Black youths should be a cause for Jesse Jackson, Al Sharpton & others to fight.but it's not. Black males aged 14-24 comprise less than 2% of the U.S. population, but commit 25% of homicides. Contrary to popular belief, there is more Black-on-White crime than Black-on-Black crime.(Source: FBI Uniform Crime Reports) We already know how liberals deal with the nations crime problem....disarm every law abiding citizen and never concentrate on illegal weapons in the hands of criminals.