-cough- Ice cube is racist -cough- Wait no...He's REALLY RACIST
"Black Korea"
[blends into intro with dialogue from Spike Lee's _Do the Right Thing_]
"Twenty D Energizers."
"Twenty, C Energizer?"
"D, not C, D."
"B Energizer?"
"D mother****er, D! Learn to speak english first, alright? D!"
"How many you say?"
"Twenty, mother****er, twenty."
"Honey..."
"Mother-**** you!"
[Ice Cube]
Everytime I wanna go get a ****in brew
I gotta go down to the store with the two
oriental one-penny countin mother****ers
that make a ***** made enough to cause a little ruckus
Thinkin every brother in the world's out to take
So they watch every damn move that I make
They hope I don't pull out a gat and try to rob
they funky little store, but *****, I got a job
("Look you little Chinese mother****er
I ain't tryin to steal none of yo' ****, leave me alone!"
"Mother-**** you!")
Yo yo, check it out
So don't follow me, up and down your market
Or your little chop suey ass'll be a target
of the nationwide boycott
Juice with the people, that's what the boy got
So pay respect to the black fist
or we'll burn your store, right down to a crisp
And then we'll see ya!
Cause you can't turn the ghetto - into Black Korea
"I do **** you!"
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His justification:
"’Black Korea’ is my observation on the situation of how some Korean businesses treat black customers,"
"Black people don’t really have a media they can rely on, so when we have these viewpoints we want to get across, we have to put them on these rap records… I put it into a rap form so kids can understand what’s going on, ‘cause I don’t know a lot of kids who watch the news."
I love how he through the word kids in there for his explanation. Because this is setting a good role model for them to follow up to when they grow up. "Respect the black fist or we'll burn your store, right down to a crisp." Isn't it this kind of behavior that brings negative impact towards black people in the first place?
"Black Korea"
[blends into intro with dialogue from Spike Lee's _Do the Right Thing_]
"Twenty D Energizers."
"Twenty, C Energizer?"
"D, not C, D."
"B Energizer?"
"D mother****er, D! Learn to speak english first, alright? D!"
"How many you say?"
"Twenty, mother****er, twenty."
"Honey..."
"Mother-**** you!"
[Ice Cube]
Everytime I wanna go get a ****in brew
I gotta go down to the store with the two
oriental one-penny countin mother****ers
that make a ***** made enough to cause a little ruckus
Thinkin every brother in the world's out to take
So they watch every damn move that I make
They hope I don't pull out a gat and try to rob
they funky little store, but *****, I got a job
("Look you little Chinese mother****er
I ain't tryin to steal none of yo' ****, leave me alone!"
"Mother-**** you!")
Yo yo, check it out
So don't follow me, up and down your market
Or your little chop suey ass'll be a target
of the nationwide boycott
Juice with the people, that's what the boy got
So pay respect to the black fist
or we'll burn your store, right down to a crisp
And then we'll see ya!
Cause you can't turn the ghetto - into Black Korea
"I do **** you!"
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His justification:
"’Black Korea’ is my observation on the situation of how some Korean businesses treat black customers,"
"Black people don’t really have a media they can rely on, so when we have these viewpoints we want to get across, we have to put them on these rap records… I put it into a rap form so kids can understand what’s going on, ‘cause I don’t know a lot of kids who watch the news."
I love how he through the word kids in there for his explanation. Because this is setting a good role model for them to follow up to when they grow up. "Respect the black fist or we'll burn your store, right down to a crisp." Isn't it this kind of behavior that brings negative impact towards black people in the first place?
I liked the Ice Cube who yelled "It's Ice Cube *****!" in songs. He's from Compton, California and it's not a friendly city. I'm from the 5th most violent city in the U.S for 2008 and you can't just get offended by a song around here.
