Bill O’Reilly BLAMES Hip Hop for Gangsta Culture

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Bill O’Reilly BLAMES Hip Hop for Gangsta Culture

Not only has Bill O’Reilly gone on the attack calling Beyonce a bad role model he’s also attacking her hisband Jay Z, friend Kanye West, ALL Atheletes and anyone with tattoo’s from “gangsta culture.”

When Bill O’Reilly sparred with White House senior advisor Valerie Jarrett over what he labeled “gangsta culture,” he hinted that the real people to blame for holding back young African-Americans were entertainers like Jay-Z and Kanye West. In Friday night’s “Talking Points Memo,” O’Reilly fleshed out his point, taking on the “hip hop industry” as a whole.

O’Reilly is on a mission to shut down the so called “gangsta culture,” that is young African-Americans down. CelebNMusic247.com agrees to disagree with O’Reilly on this matter. Hip Hop is responsible for hinting to young African-Americans that materialism is a NEED!

That is more of the issue than any of it. Young Americans, black, white, yellow, green or  whatever all look up to mucians no matter who it is. Hip Hop tends to be the most influential at this time so it’s being targeted. When it comes to Jay Z, Kanye West, Rick Ross, Diddy and more – yes they’re all guilty of tricking young African-Americans into thinking they need a big home, they need expensive clothes, then need a maybach and that thug life is right. But in reality NONE of these rapper do any of that BULL—T, they speak on it, but most of those guys don’t write their lyrics. A rapper on the come up is writing to get known or get their break. These guys spit empty rhymes and lyrics that are NOT the most positive things for young African-Americans to follow.

It takes a smart person to decypher the real intentions that is being said, so Bill O’Reilly is speaking some truth here. He is just doing it in a weak way.

Parents listen to the lyrics, because you really don’t want your kids listening to most of it. This is why real rappers like Scarface is speaking out about the fall of hip hop.