Some of these people wonder why their businesses are the targets of crime and vandalism. Can ya do that? Can you really REALLY do that?Įxploitive business establishments should be ashamed of themselves for the utter disrespect and exploitive nature of their very existence. Hip Hop Chicken is bad enough, but no Public Enemy posters? No Jay-Z? Can I at least get some Lil’ Wayne? No? Oh wait, 92.Q is always playing in the background. Nothing wrong with that, but it’s obvious by the lack or ignorance of Hip Hop artwork or photography and the subsequent language barrier that these kats are disingenuous.
Here’s the part that hurts your feelings for real for real….it’s owned by Salvadorians. The birth of Hip Hop Chicken, and the slow steady death of Hip Hop culture. Me: Oh HELL NO!! **a 10 minute tirade on the exploitation of people of color and our culture of Hip Hop** Tracy: Alright, alright! I got it from **whispering** Ghip Rot Hitdin. Me: Huh What? Here’s what….what the f$%#% is you talking about? Me: Why won’t you tell me where you got the chicken from? Me: *reaching for a napkin and plate* Sure! Thanks. Tracy: I tasted it before at a get-together at work and it was sooooooooo good. Me: Damn that smells good! What’s that, chicken? Our story started about 2 years ago when my cousin’s wife Tracy (names have been changed to protect the futile) came in with huge, heavenly aromatic, white plastic bags and laid them on the counter. That’s right wait, marinate, and allow me to repeat. Unfortunately, the Hip Hop rooster came home to roost a couple of years ago with the opening of one “Hip Hop Chicken & Fish” in Randallstown, MD (a Baltimore suburb). Hip Hop music (basically anything on a 25 and under radio station), movies like “How She Move” and “Step Up” (what are you kidding me? Neither of these movies has a Black or Latino main characters), or anything and everything BET. Hip Hop is labeled in an exploitive manner. HOWEVER, let us not leave out how Hip Hop is exploited. Pretty deep, right? No, not what I typed, but what it entails.
My definition of Hip Hop is the culture of musical art form that is self-reflected by music, art, history, dance, poetry, and science that gains its influence from other culture across the world. Most of you know how I feel about Hip Hop.
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