They're attempting, in a heavy-handed way, to illustrate the possible outcome of what they see as the current state of "blacksploitation" that corporate America is undertaking. Is it racist? Apparently not if it's social commentary. Are you black? If not, then I don't think you can say, one way or the other.

This should be an interesting comment thread.

>> ^KnivesOut:
They're attempting, in a heavy-handed way, to illustrate the possible outcome of what they see as the current state of "blacksploitation" that corporate America is undertaking. Is it racist? Apparently not if it's social commentary. Are you black? If not, then I don't think you can say, one way or the other.
This should be an interesting comment thread.


Thank you Captain Obvious for that in-depth and insightful analyzation of the video's message. I don't think we could have figured out what this was about without your help! The description, nor the introduction to the video simply did not have ANY relevant information to what was going on here...

We are all in your debt

Moving this video to blankfist's personal queue. It failed to receive enough votes to get sifted up to the front page within 2 days.

Sho' iz Gooood!

This further confirms my belief that SouljaBoy is bad for America.

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The worst part is how good the song is. I can't stop singing it...

Where can I get the album !??

I think it's hilarious as a satire. I also enjoy watermelon.

I dig the message but it seems a bit fucked up that it's coming from Nas. This is the guy behind some of the most pro-violence material I've ever heard back in his heyday. I think I'd prefer today's pop-nonsense to yesterday's gangster rap.