The Shocking Data on Black-on-Black Crime

Gotta agree....

I was going to "recite" some Snoop Dogg lyrics but decided that would probably just take the thread off a cliff.

I don't listen to Rap much if ever, but when I do..I like Snoop..well some of his stuff. Jazz is my thing!

What hint are you trying to get at with rave music. Rave music itself, the people who listen to it arnt actually the problem, rave does not invoke violence. Most ravers are off there heads and loved up with each other. Its the legalities surrounding the supply and demand of recreation products.

Again Im not saying everyione who likes rap is gonna turn gangsta, but some people do get inspired by it. It is still an influence.

And when Bassline was still an underground movement in the UK, in SHeffield at least, it was forbidden from being played at one point, due to the criminal activities it attracted.

So are you telling me there's ILLEGAL drugs and activity surrounding these rave places? Or am I misunderstanding you?

Yes but the RAVERS THEMSELVES arnt actually causing trouble.

Fair enough....as I can't debate with you on that issue.

You've never heard of raves? They were all the thing in the early 2000s. People do all kinds of illegal drugs there...ecstasy, acid, mushrooms, pot. The psychedelic stuff.

Gangster rap and bassline, the music is about money, power, sex and violence. It gives people with nothing an outlet. A way to get the things they want that they are lacking. This leads to gang culture, and honour and respect. Im not saying that everyone who listens to this music gets causght up in this, but I do honestly believe it plays a heavy part.

Rave music however is just people wanting to lose themselves and rediscover themselve. Raves themselves, are the same as most nightclubs, it is vision and sound sensory overloads on the human brain. Chuck in a couple of pills or some phets and you are gonna get as close to being God as is chemically possible.

However as Drugs are illegal, there is a crime back scene, however this is not the ravers themselve, they just wanna get loved up.

Gangster music however, is about Crime.

Was this sarcasm or a serious question?

Of course I have...I just wanted some clarity.

It's been answered thank you!

No I was just wondering. In the UK in the late 80's early 90's we had the Acid House movment which was country wide. The rave scene has always been a big thing in the UK. And it has caused a lot of the crime that happens, again, not all of it but it does contribute.