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...feel like it’s promoting violence directly.”On the subject of music, 50 says he doesn’t fit into a single genre: “I’m pop because I’m popular, and [I’m also] gangsta rap…but I’ve never been in a gang.” Few would call him a “conscious” rapper, and he has no problem with that. “I guess to be [a conscious rapper...
...back in May of 2004 I threw caution to the wind and voted in favor of increasing the Student Activities Fee from $35 to $75. Like an excited schoolgirl, I giggled at the prospect of rocking out to the hottest new boy-band in Lavietes Pavilion or embracing my gangsta side with Snoop Dogg on a hot and sweaty spring evening in the MAC quad. There seemed no way for the fresh-faced Undergraduate Council (UC) representatives hawking this new utopian vision to fall short. They convinced me with their slogan to “Believe in a Better Harvard...
...undeniable, his laughable performance as the ex-convict confidante Winston is simply not the crossover stuff of Snoop Dogg. It’s a particularly strange choice considering that the movie is not at all intended for The RZA’s demographic.Among the “gangsta proverbs” Winston issues to Charles is that when “your back is against the wall, a man’s gotta do what a man’s gotta do.” Charles takes this maxim to heart as he heroically attempts to avenge Winston?...
...Gangsta rapper Snoop Doggy Dogg ((Interview, Dec. 13)) seems to contradict himself in his conversation with TIME. He states that his mother was strict and that if other parents were as exacting with their children, there wouldn't be as much violence. But why, if his mother was such a successful disciplinarian, is the Dogg facing murder charges? He tells us about some portions of his past that involved active violations of the law. The whole perspective as seen by Doggy Dogg is another of those ''poor, picked-on blacks'' views. His music is not of concern...
...that popular, even though she did open for U2 in 2001. Corey A. Pedersen ’06 That’s easy–Snoop Dogg. Ever since sixth grade I’ve had this fascination with him–he was so gangsta. And now he’s selling laundry detergent. I want to see if he’s gangsta in real life. I was so excited when [the UC] said he was going to come last year, it was going to be the highlight of my college career. I was crushed when he didn?...