Gives "G*lly gee whillikers" a whole new meaning
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not wrong but i don't think most people are googling a title before listening to the album

maybe new fans but old ones dont really have an excuse knowing woods' penchant for concept albums. the second point still stands

I originally read it was a doll/toy that had racist undertones.

I copped some merch and the vinyl ngl

anyone nonBlack gon have to worry bout wearin that shirt lol. copping anything else jus support tho

Me when I wear my favorite rappers shirt to Walmart next week:

Found a blog era post from 2008 on Nas' album title. Also there is a song on Golliwog called BLK ZMBY and thats the name of the article. Bonkers

poisonousparagraphs.blogspot.com/2008/07/dart-adams-presents-black-zombies.html

Is it even a slur am i slow? Isnt it the name of a racist type of doll?

Read the lil article, 2nd pic down lol

Oohhh word, idk i think we’re far enough removed from the word being used for this to just be a lil x.com 15 minute controversy and we all kinda just forget tomorrow

I definitely will not be wearing this word on my body thanks for the heads up

Off topic, I'm listening to the album rn but holy moly that Alchemist beat on the album is magnificent (to no ones surprise)

Albums sounds great so far

They are always amazing together.

If you had never heard Haram, Alchemist produced an entire album for he and Elucid. Modern day classic status imo

I don’t think it’s remembered much now, but this incident was massive. Like every rapper referenced this for a year

Forgot who this nigga was for a second had to make sure he wasn’t white

lol damn what website is this? I wonder if he had these connects when he was the Mayor of my city smh

Who’s his pops?

Imma peep the album

TrackAIPAC is just a campaign contribution tracker that monitors lobby money as it all has to be posted to the public and documented. "Lobbying" they call it

Via wiki:

Billy Woods was born in Washington, D.C. His mother was an English literature professor from Jamaica, and his father was a Marxist intellectual from Zimbabwe; the two met while Woods' father was pursuing a Ph.D. in the United States. During the Zimbabwe War of Independence, Woods' father lived in "political exile", but in 1980 the family moved to Zimbabwe and Woods' father entered the Zimbabwean government. Later in the 1980s, Woods' father died. Around a year and a half later, in 1989, Woods and his mother returned to the United States and moved to Washington D.C. Woods briefly attended Howard University before getting involved in New York's hip-hop scene. He started making music in the late 1990s, writing his "first real rhyme" at a laundromat in Kennebunk, Maine in 1997

I definitely wasn't old enough but I'll be damned if that isn't some heinous s***

yeah if I remember right him and the Michael Richards/Kramer incident happened around the same time...I remember them going on all these black radio stations and shows afterwards to do damage control but people never forgot lol

Ive never heard that word in my life. Granted I'm not american, but still