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Perception vs Reality in Hip-Hop... Nobody Talks About This · Building 341

speaker-1: But look at perception. Think about it, there's no reality. Even though rap is supposed to be, especially gangsta rap is supposed to be reality based. You ain't really killing all these people. didn't get shot five, six, seven times. I mean, maybe 50 did, but I'm just saying like, know. And when Pac said it, you know, what did he say? I got shot. speaker-0: like Yeah, it's supposed to be real. You didn't go You ain't Yeah. speaker-1: five times or four times and you can't keep a good one alive or something like, I was like, damn, he really got shot, but. speaker-0: Yeah, yeah, I mean, like with Pac, I mean, we saw that and again, you know, get wheeled out and like. speaker-1: That was hard too, that was hard. And then he threw something up or something after that. speaker-0: Yeah. And he was just like, but you know, and 50, you know, same thing. He got shot, you know. speaker-1: But when you know these people and you meet these people on press runs or privately or have relationships with them, a lot of those people are different than what you see on camera. And then they use it. just different.