#Rapper Common

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okay i’ve got to vent about the nicki minaj situation bc yeah. i used to be a hardcore barb for almost 10 years (2010-2019). and when i say a HARDCORE stan i truly mean it, i had a twitter account dedicated to nicki, she was even following me and often interacted with my tweets when she was online. i was absolutely in love with her and her work. i met my best friend, who’s like family to me, because of her. the pinkprint helped me survive middle school bullying. i followed her through europe when she went on tours. i supported every project, stayed chronically online for her and engaged in petty arguments with people on stan twitter to defend her. i fell out around late 2019 because i felt like most of her lyrics had sounded the same for a while but mostly because she started seeing her current husband, a confirmed rapist. seeing nicki pick up a beef after beef with every young female rapper gives me a huge ick and internalized misogyny vibes. but the beef with megan? it’s been years since i last followed news on nicki, but now i find myself losing my mind every time i see something on here or tiktok. not to mention her twitter omg. it truly feels like i’m witnessing her downfall caused by no one but nicki herself. she’s literally destroying her legacy, a legacy tied to so many memories i made during those 10 years while being her fan, and it just sucksssss. it feels like she no longer has a pr team capable of damage control or persuading her to take a break from social media. she seems to be spiraling with everything she posts. not to mention that ben shapiro tweet, congratulating a white, homophobic supremacist. and the barbz who let her remain in her perfect little bubble, shielding her from any criticism, constructive or otherwise (perhaps out of intimidation – i know, i've been there) and doxing people in the name of what? a millionaire to whom you’re a literal stranger?

[hiphophardware]

J. Dilla Going in!

[todayinhiphophistory]

Today in Hip Hop History:

Common was born March 13, 1972

[sinnamonscouture]

Method Man, Busta Rhymes, 50Cent, Common, Ludacris and Wiz Khalifa Covers Mens Health Magazine, September 2023

[tobytheeggo]

Happy black history month to all my fellow brothers, sisters, and siblings

Especially to the black folks of the John wick Universe <3

Edit: I totally forgot Charon because of how early it was in the morning 😞 but to him and Lance Reddick too (RIP) <3

[izzidane]

[blackmensuited]

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[liquoricebxxxh]

On the set of the RZA-directed film, Coco

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[hiphophardware]

Jeru The Damaja

[todayinhiphophistory]

Today in Hip Hop History:

Common released his fifth album Electric Circus December 10, 2002

[pearypie]

also watched the pop out concert vid. kendrick mustve been holding the hatred INNNNNNN bc the level of spite that went into this one..... not like us 6 times..... goddamn

[rubylioness]

The crazy thing about the whole RZA betraying Azealia thing is that her imminent movie star career, no matter how mid of a director you are (you are 😊), her trajectory would’ve benefited you. It would’ve put your career back on and probably in a new, better light than it ever was.

Like, he’s so dumb ☹️

[blackmensuited]