Ghetto Bragging Rights UNPLUGGED: Rappers VS Killers

by boogercousins | August 19, 2007 at 05:53 pm

1088 views | 0 Recommendations | 0 comments

CAN GHETTO RAPPERS HANG WITH ITS HARDEST KILLERS?
GHETTO RAPPERS VS GHETTO KILLERS
GHETTO BRAGGING RIGHTS UNPLUGGED?

Taylor Dae (Crime & Culture) - Do commercial black celebrities like Ice Cube, 50 Cents and P-Diddy deserve Ghetto Bragging Rights?

While some in the Ghetto Bragging Rights community oppose to the idea, Ghetto Bragging Rights editor, Kirkland Perkins, says there is a large body within the community who want commerical black celebrities who have made social action protest statements and stands to be recognized.

"We received volumes of requests to acknowledge commercial superstar Kayne West for his live tirade against George Bush during NBC's 2005 fundraiser for victims of Hurricane Katrina," Perkins said.

But can commercial celebrities stand on the same pages as superstars recognized as the Ghetto's hardest and most accomplished black, male felons like standing Texas deathrow inmate Leon "Pistol Pete" Dorsey?

West: I hate the way they portray us in the media. You see a black family, it says, "They're looting." You see a white family, it says, "They're looking for food."

Perkins believes they can and is said to be in talks with Niglery Media discussing a new Unplugged version of the Sexiest & Hardest Ghetto Black Male Felon Bragging Rights competition featuring commercial artists who meet Ghetto Bragging Rights political standards.

"We feature the hardest brothers our communities have to offer. It's the nature of their alleged crimes that is the sexy and all they endure in life that makes them hard.

"The Bragging Rights are our culture's realest. There are commercial artists who deserve them." ARTICLE