There's no doubt it changes the listener.. first time a person hears it, which these days would be way back, it sounds so offensive, all the language but soon the words don't really mean what they meant at one time. Or they're just words used in the rap, next you're able to spit that stuff out like it's nothing or your on automatic pilot.

Was about to post how a generation or two has been lost because of it, a day or so ago on another thread.

Can't turn on the radio(rarely do anyway) with out hearing the stuff.. the station may have certain words blocked out or substituted for a less offensive word... but the word's still there on the cd.

Don't know about the prison thing.. But come to think of it both yield the same results..i've always heard about another group that invested heavily into rap in the early days an still today. which also fits perfectly with this group's agenda..go into prison system one way and come out a different way..And all the while blaming it all on whitey.


Interesting, no doubt..