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PSA: Do NOT go to Compton if you are white. They are RACIST to white Hip-Hop fans!
So I'm a bit of a Hip-Hop aficionado. A Hip-Hop Head, if you will. And while I may have grown up in a gated suburban area of Vermont, since I've grown up listening to them Hip-Hop beats and Gangsta heat, I practically know what it's like to live in the streets. So when I had to go to Los Angeles for a business trip, I thought it would've been a perfect opportunity to show the street disciples of Compton my knowledge and that I was on their side.
So I went up to a bunch of gangstas in the area and told them that I was a HUGE fan of 90's west coast gangsta rap, and started singing "Biggie, Biggie, Biggie, can't you see? Sometimes your words just Hypnotize me!" To prove it to them. They all look disgusted and one of them said that I was "whiter than a semen stew," and threatened violence if I didn't leave the area.
I was absolutely distraught. I was showing these people that I appreciated their culture, and they responded by pulling reverse racism and purposely excluding me from their club. This is discrimination akin to the slavery that took place in this very country that I currently lay about a decade ago and yet nobody cares because I'm white. Now I'm considering boycotting rap and listening to Country instead due to their racist policy against us white people. Has anybody else experienced something like this when they were in the LA area?
So I'm a bit of a Hip-Hop aficionado. A Hip-Hop Head, if you will. And while I may have grown up in a gated suburban area of Vermont, since I've grown up listening to them Hip-Hop beats and Gangsta heat, I practically know what it's like to live in the streets. So when I had to go to Los Angeles for a business trip, I thought it would've been a perfect opportunity to show the street disciples of Compton my knowledge and that I was on their side.
So I went up to a bunch of gangstas in the area and told them that I was a HUGE fan of 90's west coast gangsta rap, and started singing "Biggie, Biggie, Biggie, can't you see? Sometimes your words just Hypnotize me!" To prove it to them. They all look disgusted and one of them said that I was "whiter than a semen stew," and threatened violence if I didn't leave the area.
I was absolutely distraught. I was showing these people that I appreciated their culture, and they responded by pulling reverse racism and purposely excluding me from their club. This is discrimination akin to the slavery that took place in this very country that I currently lay about a decade ago and yet nobody cares because I'm white. Now I'm considering boycotting rap and listening to Country instead due to their racist policy against us white people. Has anybody else experienced something like this when they were in the LA area?
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