Gangster rap and the streets
- wespitrecords
- Aug 3
- 1 min read
Updated: Aug 3
Gangster rap and the streets
Street music is it just underground rap or does it need to be separated from it? Why does it make real rap harder to do? I’m not saying to pick up a gun peoples life experiences are different and its not a phase of rap. definitly dont pick up and use a gun. People are still rapping with this outlet. The style and vibe of a rapper is G. But they don’t rap gangster. I don’t think it’s been done and to see where they can go like that sort of explains what I’ve been seeing in rap in some way shape or form. Don’t do this because there’s nothing like an authentic person. Gangster rap being when I’m waiting on weed. Gangster enough. What happens until I get it is the danger that I must say isn’t quite dangerous as it used to be but it sounds cool in a verse. Underground rap is a culture of rap that talks about things that are hard to talk about. When I was in jail before my charges dropped…. I mean a lot can happen until I’m released. I’m not in a gang. And my rap group isn’t a gang. My charges dropped. And right now the state of underground rap is like it’s saying. It’s the only thing left and to make it for real you have to rise from the underground. A scene I always guessed started with doing shows. Recording verses and being unstoppable in some way that means don’t mess with the rapper.



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