
Alex Alonso: Do you think that you might receive some negative backlash because you have a gang neighborhood in New Zealand, in Aukland or somewhere down there, and it turns out that they start bangin' hard and someone gets hurt? Because they were somewhat influenced by Boo Yaa T.R.I.B.E. Do you ever feel it can go negative.
Gangxst Gear by Boo Yaa
Gawtti: It can go either way Alex, that's how I look at it. You got to take it or not. You got to ride with it or you ain't going to ride with it. I can't say it is going to be positive because it is gangsta. It is hard to stay positive so if someone says I wanna be a gangster, but it can go both ways, I can't say if it is going to be positive or negative, you are either going to ride with it or not.

MiChuhSuh wrote:The thing is, I respected that. I respected him saying it's not about banging anymore, and getting involved in a positive activity, breakdancing, to stay out the lifestyle, that is something positive and powerful. Even their early rap was positive and about the music. Then banging suddenly is profitable in rap and then they go back to the ways they just criticized, that sh*t is backwards to me



NICKELS wrote:BBOY / BREAKING GOT PLAYED OUT TWICE IN NEWYORK TOO .....ONCE IN THE ENDING OF THE 70'S LIKE 78 OR 79 ....IT CAME BACK WHEN HIPHOP WENT MAINSTREAM....AND PLAYED OUT AGIAN LIKE 84.........LOL

alexalonso wrote:They did have a brother that got smoked I believe (can someone confirm) so they loose no credibility with me, but I am a bit biased because I know them personally.


Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 0 guests