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Why do people support Crack/Trap Music when it's ruining hip hop and lives?
First off here's a quick lesson. Trap means a place where drug deals are made. Snow is cocaine. A snowman, dope/dough boy, and hustler sells drugs. Drug dealers typically keep their wads of cash in rubber bands. A rubber band man has many of these money rolls from hustlin'.
Why would you support rappers that endorse drug dealing as a legitimate way to make money. Why can't they spend their time talking about how to turn around places like Atlanta where crack is an epidemic?
There are albums out this year by great artists like The Roots, Jurassic 5, Cunninlynguists, J. Dilla (RIP), MF Doom, Kool Keith, Boot Camp Click, and many more, check out hiphopsite.com and okayplayer.com for more, but there is no buzz.
Instead people pad the pockets of TI and his Pimp Squad Click (sounds like a name you'd make up in junior high) and show their support. TI is talented, but he does not take this opportunity to help the people his past lifestyle hurts.
All the people care about now is radio play. No one has talent. All so called "artist" do now is sit around and wait for their next radio hit. There's barely anyone left that knows what real hip hop is. And it seems like to me the industry is being dictated by fickle teenagers who want to do nothing more than front about how much money they really don't have and shake their a@@. I'm with you on this one. The music industry is ran by money. Its not an art form anymore. I guess it will just end up like R&B. When where people who can't sing like Cassie and Ciara are running the charts but you never hear about Jill Scott or Jaguar Wright because they're not "marketable." 
Its just sad.
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