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Michael Johnson, Thaddeus Rigney.

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I take a shot of Henessey now I'm strong enough to face the madness
Nickel bag full of sess weed laced with hash
Phone calls from my niggas on the, other side
Two childhood friends just died, I couldn't cry
A damn shame, when will we ever change
And what remains from a twelve gauge to the brain
Arguments with my Boo is true
I spend mo' time with my niggas than I do with you
But everywhere it's the same thing, that's the game
I'll be damned if a thing changed, fuck the fame
I'll be hustling to make a mill-ion, lord knows
Ain't no love for us ghetto children, so we cold
Rag top slowing down, time to stop for gas
Beep my horn for a hoochie with a proper ass,
It ain't easy, that's my motto
Drinking Tanqueray straight out the bottle
Everybody wanna know if I'm insane
My baby mama gotta mind full of silly games
And all the drama got me stressing like I'm hopeless, I can't cope
Me and the homies smoking roaches, cause we broke
Late night hanging out til the sunrise getting high
Watching the cops roll by
It ain't easy, that's right

It ain't easy, being me
Will I see the penitentiary, or will I stay free
It ain't easy, being me
Will I see the penitentiary, or will I stay free
It ain't easy, being me
Will I see the penitentiary, or will I stay free

I can't sleep niggas plotting on to kill me while I'm dreaming
Wake up sweaty and screaming, cause I can hear them suckers scheming
Probably paranoid, problem is, them punks be fantasizing
A brother bite the bullet, open fire and I died
I wonder why this the way it is, even now
Looking out for these killer kids, cause they wild
Bill Clinton can you recognize a nigga representing
Doing twenty to life in San Quentin
Getting calls from my nigga Mike Tyson, ain't nothing nice
Yo 'Pac, do something righteous with ya life
And even thou you innocent you still a nigga, so they figure
Rather have you behind bars than triggers
But I'm hold ya down and holla Thug Life, licking shots
Til I see my niggas free on the block
But no it ain't easy,
Til I see my niggas free, on the block, oh
It ain't easy

It ain't easy, being me
Will I see the penitentiary, or will I stay free
It ain't easy, being me
Will I see the penitentiary, or will I stay free
It ain't easy, being me
Will I see the penitentiary, or will I stay free

Lately been reminiscing
Bout Peppermint Schnapps in Junior High hit the block
Keep an eye on the cops while D-Boys slang rocks
It's the project kid without a conscience, I'm having dreams
Of hearing screams at my concerts, me all my childhood peers
Through the years trying to stack a little green
I was only seventeen, when I started serving fiends
And I wish there was another way to stack a dollar
So my apoli', cause these hard times make me wanna holler
Will I live to see tomorrow, am I falling off?
I hit the weed and then proceed to say fuck all of y'all
Ain't nobody down with me I'm thugging, I can't go home
'Cause muh-fuckers think I'm bugging, so now I'm in
This high powered cell at the county jail
Punk judge got a grudge, can't post no bail, what
Do I do in these county blues
Getting battered and bruised by the you know who
And these fakes get to shaking when they face me
Snakes ain't got enough nuts to replace me
Sitting in this, living hell, listening to niggas yell
Trying to torture em to tell, I'm getting mail
But ain't nobody saying much, the same old nuts
Is making bucks while these sluts is getting fucked
They violated my probation, and it seems
I'll be going on a long vacation, meanwhile
It ain't easy
No it ain't easy

It ain't easy, being me
Will I see the penitentiary, or will I stay free
It ain't easy, being me
Will I see the penitentiary, or will I stay free

Written by Tupac Shakur, Tony Pizarro * Copyright © Warner/Chappell Music, Inc, Universal Music Publishing Group

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I take a shot of Henessey now I'm strong enough to face the madnessNickel bag full of sess weed laced with hashPhone calls from my niggas on the, other sideTwo childhood friends just died, I couldn't cryA damn shame, when will we ever changeAnd what remains from a twelve gauge

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100 proves there is something wrong with society by saying, "LA niggas be the craziest, these niggas do some shady shit
Niggas'll run up on your car, catch you off guard
Like the Lil Wayne and Baby shit
Yo 40 I'm fucked up. He said Niggas called me to set you up
Want me to come and wet you up
Cause you were out of town
Niggas like Diddy heard about the shit with Biggie
So I came through to vest you up
And I got a vest for 40, a vest for Hush
A vest for every nigga with an owl on his chest and what
I got LA unified, you're better off committing suicide.

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It ain't easy speaks on children being involved in violence and drugs is never something any community would smile upon regardless of race or ethnicity and how it's wrong to give people 20 years to life in prison for drugs with lines like "I wonder why this the way it is, even now
Looking out for these killer kids, cause they wild
Bill Clinton can you recognize a nigga representing
Doing twenty to life in San Quentin."

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100 Lyrics: (Johnny Juliano) / (Cardo got wings) / Real nigga shit / Other night at your crib, it was like me, Black, 40, OB / We just sittin' there, talkin' 'bout life / Played some beats

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In this song J. Cole talks on how family is the most important thing in a persons life and not money, sex, or drugs like stereotypes would say; with lines like "For what's money without hapiness?
Or hard times without the people you love
Though I'm not sure what's 'bout to happen next
I asked for strength from the Lord up above.

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In wrist by Logic he says like I feel the throttle
That Michelangelo, hundreds in the envelope
Tight shit when I write shit.

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Energy Lyrics: Nah for real / You see where I'm from / Now you see why the world against me / Where we gon' stop, how we gon' stop / Nah for real / My Energy / Two bitches they into me / I

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大发彩票平台-大发彩票官方网是山东广播电视台主办的国家重点新闻网站，山东第一视频门户，并致力于打造天下山东人第一网上精神家园，山东第一开放互动社区，山东第一民生服务平台，山东第一网络营销媒介

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Slave disproves stereotypes by saying Black motherfucker, white motherfucker
I don’t give a damn what you is, can you write motherfucker? and he also a little back in the song Living as a black man, in the skin of the white man
Everybody wanna fight man, and I put it on my right hand
Goddamn, it’s all for this.

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The entire song is about being hype, doing drugs, and women.  It supports stereotypes on people of color being out of control with lines like "Two b****** they into me
I thinking they feeling me
My swag, my geek
I know they digging me
I walk in the party
I sipping on lean, not no Hennessy".

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大发彩票平台-大发彩票官方网是山东广播电视台主办的国家重点新闻网站，山东第一视频门户，并致力于打造天下山东人第一网上精神家园，山东第一开放互动社区，山东第一民生服务平台，山东第一网络营销媒介

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No Heart by 21 Savage shows stereotypes because he talks about violence that he does and he has been around his life. He said he grew up in the hood with no heart. They also show a big problem with drugs because he said so much dope it broke the scale, they say crack kills, his crack sales.

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This music is for the most part for entertainment purposes, none of it is to be taken seriously, but people will use it as backing for them upholding stereotypes. Negative things tend to get more notoriety among everyone, especially when it's in music, so more people hear the less representable songs of a culture.

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Gang Related by Logic talks about there being violence in the world, he said the murder mother******* just because. He said he had a son on the way, and later he says he hopes his little brother makes it out.

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Music is an art form that can be used to express positive things, negative feelings, or even tell a story all depending on the person who made it and how a person decides to take the message.  A number of people today take and use the stereotypes and use them as fuel to keep stereotypes on a certain race alive although it is for entertainment purposes, but misinterpreting information in media on purpose is nothing new in our day.

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Society today is plagued with many stereotypes retaining to just about every race. Some people take light to these and others take them as truth, which leads to possible racial profiling and discrimination.

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Stream Famous Dex - My Energy by Famous Dex from desktop or your mobile device

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It Ain't Easy, a song by 2Pac on Spotify

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Wrist, a song by Logic, Pusha T on Spotify

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Music disproving stereotypes

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How music proves stereotypes

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Gang Related, a song by Logic on Spotify

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Music produced today proves and disproves stereotypes, but all of it cohesively proves that there's a problem in society with race relations.