I want to know what made white people likeing rap music and what makes them be wiggers? And why do they want to be wiggers? And when did wiggers want mainstream? Wiggers are loster to me talking about they came from the gethoo yeah right white bricks.

Maybe they just really like the culture, and are trying to find some way to be a part of it.

I think black people talking about killing each other, calling themselves N****r, is a white mans dream.

Im Hotep my Brothers and Sisters,

Excellent question, Brother! Here it is:

1-It gives them a chance to call us ******s to our faces under the guise of singing a song.

2-They are naturally wanna bes and copy every thing we do, from Afros to the way we walk and speak. Since we like it so much, they jumped on the bandwagon.

3-It gives them a chance to see us as they always have- dope dealers, pimps, whores, murderers, AND

4-It is extremely nonthreatening. All of the threats are directed at other ******s! This is no different from the gladiator days of Rome, my beautiful Black people! They are the spectators and we are the fools in the ring, killing each other and singing and dancing about it while they watch. It's even better than a lynching because they don't have to get off their fat asses. Im Hotep.

Neferun Ra

what makes bn members so fascinated about what the white people perceive of them??

ermm maybe. Slavery!.............Kmt!!

Like white people didnt like rap music b4 all the Nigga talk..

Name one black music that white people didnt like?..

These dumb ass topics. It just seems like headz on here are so fascinated about the white man. There was a post here a couple months ago about why do white people alays watch us so much.. Maybe this prooves it te other way round.

Brother Khalil,

The demographics of rap sales prove that the interest in rap by whites has increased dramatically since 1983 (When NWA came out), then it fell off when Ice Cube was militant and Public Enemy was hot. In 1983, 26% of rap sales were in predominantly white areas. Now, 80% of rap is bought by whites.

We are not so much concerned with what white people do as we are with what we are doing that is drawing white interest to us and our music...if we can call it "our" music anymore.

If any of us are going to learn, we need to feel that we can ask questions of our brothers and sisters and not be ridiculed for asking a question that will deepen our understanding of our community.

NWA's first album debuted in 1989.

I found some info about wiggers tell me what you think of these links?



http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=wigger



http://www.geocities.com/TimesSquare/8928/wig.html



http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wigger

White people started liking rap music because it's good. Look back in history. When Jazz appeared, what happened? First it was, well, Black music. So it was ignored. But it was just too good. So white people took it over for themselves, started making money off it, started playing it, in their own watered down way. I'm not saying there are no good white Jazz musicians. But...come on, it's so black and most of the best artists are and were black.

Rock and Roll. Black music. But why is it that when people in America think Rock and Roll they think people like Elvis, or the Rolling Stones? It's the same pattern.

Maybe that's changed a little? Hip-hop is so black that it's harder for white people to imitate it. Some people get into it, but they can't do it the same way. It's too black. So the rich white power elite is content to own it, sell it, make money off it, manipulate it to suit their needs, while blacks can perform it, and both blacks and whites listen to it.

Makes sense?

We need a model to allow us to create new forms of art, without them being appropriated by the white power elite. Copyleft?

http://creativecommons.org/

It's just an idea.

@ khalil, agree down the line

Dumb ass topic
Rap is the biggest music at the moment and with radio friendly artists like Ludacris, Nelly, etc it will appeall to the masses, and in the west, the masses is majority white
Simple 1+1 maths