"FACTS" - Nissim Black Review & Rant

hey what's going on everybody it's out in the about about to go spend some time with the shim so you know I guess I can't remain silent on it because everybody's been asking me now that wanted to remain silent it's just sort of like you know not my thing to always talk about these type of things but everybody's been asking about the Ben Shapiro song with Tom McDonald Ben's my boy I am friends with Ben I I talked to Ben about it first objection I have was that if you're going to start rapping as a year don't call me then we got problems number two is let's talk about the content of the song as a person was raised on hip hop let's be straight now listen we know we got this problem in hip-hop that we talk about I say we cuz I'm not in that world anymore but I come from that I used to talk about disrespecting women one of the things that's been so striking to me to see all these rappers salip quali who I've had nothing but love for IM M grew up on Talib I loved Talib you know he helped me out of gangster rap no doubt about it he was one of those ones that I was able to say that listen there's somebody who's doing it who has passion who's able to make songs about something beyond what was going on normally so for me personally I took that as a bigger hit when I just seen him somebody sent me a clip of his m is ridiculous there was nothing racist about this song the issue we all tired of this woke stuff man the whole world and that's why the song went as far as it went because everybody's tired of it it's not just them it's a lot of us we're tired of this overly Progressive poison that's poisoning the whole entire world and I'm happy somebody said something I just didn't think Ben was say in a rap I would have to say congratulations to Ben at least for charting as well as he is and I'm thankful that somebody said something people need to start speaking out against this stuff it's destroying the fabric of society it's destroying everything all this wokeness so I'm happy somebody said something I just have to say this because what's bothering me another thing is too is the hypocrisy you know what I mean where's Talib on all these other guys talking about whatever the you know I definitely am not hearing any backlash towards this toore they said told them that they didn't allow them to release the song Because of offensive lyrics I mean come on now offensive lyrics those were offensive lyrics compared to what we're dealing with in the hip-hop world today how many of these kids are overdosing and on drugs because they're listening to rappers talk about doing drugs the hypocrisy of everything this is just like the black lives matter had every black life that's killed by a white person matters but every black person who's killed by another black person that don't matter when that's what's happening in the majority so bin Shapiro and Tom McDonald's song that one matters but your own brother who's making songs about killing this one and that one and everything else that's not what we're talking about like I mean come on man we've been talking like this for years talib's been talking about the black problem for years you know like somebody had made an argument you can't say all that in front of all these white folks even if you feel that way it's like hold on man if you rapping about it a guy like talid who talks about black issues all the time in his music or at least he did I haven't listened to him in many years now the majority of your fans are white so are you only addressing black people no you're not you're saying all these issues about what's going on in the black Community to white people just like Larry Elder just like other black conservatives I think this is getting out of control guys let's stop faking it could be okay to talk about killing and shooting one another but we can't critique the way that we're addressing social issues over the last few years that's you know that's going too far that's selling out I mean come on man this is crazy something's got to change