Chip Off the Old Block… Malia Obama Wears T-Shirt of Nasty Anti-Cop Rap Group

[mystery-ak]

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Chip Off the Old Block… Malia Obama Wears T-Shirt of Nasty Anti-Cop Rap Group
Posted by Jim Hoft on Tuesday, January 6, 2015, 8:46 PM
 
 

Today she’s wearing a T-shirt supporting an anti-cop gangster rap group.
Tomorrow she’ll be attending Socialist meetings at Columbia College.
And, before you know it she’ll be dining with Al Sharpton.

On Monday a grainy photo of a 16-year-old wearing a hip-hop group’s tour T-shirt was posted on said group’s official Instagram account.



One of the members of the collective, which consists of rappers, producers, and non-musical members, such as photographers and publicists, told Gawker that Mr. Bada$$ had allegedly been sent the snapshot by “a mutual friend of Malia’s and the pro era member.”

The lead “singer” for Pro Era was just arrested for jacking a security guard.

Here are a few lyrics from Extortion by Pro Era.

    Im screaming who want war bleep
    They dont want that war

    [Bridge 2: Kirk Knight]
    Shit your articles of clothing was an issue
    With these magazine niggas talking shit, I’ll load a full clip
    Never face Defeat, but word up in the streets
    We ain’t free, don’t sell me dreams
    You ain’t know that talk is cheap

    [Verse 2 : Dyemond Lewis]
    Kirk be the bleep with problems
    We gonna call Prob up, he gonna handle the problems
    Vodka blocking my chakras
    Bumping that Flying Lo and TOKiMONSTA
    Ahh I gotcha
    We superior beings, you seen how I been
    Been living on clouds but this ain’t no dream
    Been riding on nimbus I’m out for the spinach
    My bitch didn’t like it then bleep you, good riddance
    It’s hard to stay sane in a world full of sinning
    But, see, all I got is my niggas
    Kreeper and Slacka, you know we mean business
    bleep gods on earth build and destroy it, our will is our tu

And, here are a few lyrics from School High by Pro Era:

    I’m on my XXL Freshman shit [laughs]
    These folks know what I’m smoking on
    And a bleep smoking on that strong
    My niggas smoke so long we like Cheech and Chong bleep
    In these bars tell me one thing we do wrong bleep
    CJ, you ugly bleep
    Dessy not eating bleep
    This bleep ugly bleep
    I’m high as shit doe

    [Verse 1: Joey Bada$$]
    To blaze or not to blaze, that is the question
    First day of school late, already in suspension
    Shit, my principal a hater, man
    Cause I’m a great debater and my principles are greater
    Sorry hater, catch me later

And here are a few lines Come Come about the “slaughtering pigs” from by Pro Era.

 Where syringes were pressed: dirty kitchen
I’m spillin’ all my kids on her dress, Started living what I’m thinking
Decider, we next stop
Stop and then frisk
Slaughtering pigs anybody can get it
Shooting stars, now make a wish
Rocking skins like the skins we rocking
Powerpuff smoking on that blossom
We’re running the game and this shit is exhausting
But I don’t give a bleep cause this shit is awesome
4-7

[mountaineer]

I wouldn't be surprised to learn that this group has performed at the White House.

[alicewonders]

I wouldn't be surprised to learn that this group has performed at the White House.

I wouldn't be surprised if the shirt was a gift from her parents.

[flowers]

I see at TOS some are complaining that the daughters are off limits. Well if they want to be they shouldn't post on these interwebs.

[jmyrlefuller]

I see at TOS some are complaining that the daughters are off limits. Well if they want to be they shouldn't post on these interwebs.

TOS? Of all places, them? I expect this from the lefty blogosphere, and I'm waiting for someone to post some "that's racist" article.

[aligncare]

Musically, rap is pretty creative – however, a bit too commercial and dated at this point.  And, unfortunately, the message revels in the debasement of social norms.

I despise the sameness of the repetitive themes. It's lost it's innovative edge.

[Carling]

Musically, rap is pretty creative – however, a bit too commercial and dated at this point.  And, unfortunately, the message revels in the debasement of social norms.

I despise the sameness of the repetitive themes. It's lost it's innovative edge.

In my humble opinion, Rap reached its summit when B.I.G. released Juicy.  After that, it's been all downhill.  I am a big fan of the genre, but I can't listen to anything released over the past 10 or so years.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_JZom_gVfuw

[olde north church]

Musically, rap is pretty creative – however, a bit too commercial and dated at this point.  And, unfortunately, the message revels in the debasement of social norms.

I despise the sameness of the repetitive themes. It's lost it's innovative edge.

They can't all be Kurtis Blowe or The Sugar Hill Gang.

[Right_in_Virginia]

I wouldn't be surprised if the shirt was a gift from her parents.

 :thumbsup2:

[Fishrrman]

Rap --- preface it with a "c", and there you have it!

[aligncare]

 

Good one, Fish!