Would You Allow Your Child To Get Wisdom From Gucci Mane In School? *updated* Shawty Lo too!!
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YesGucci a good dude
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Well those kids look like they around the age of 8 so it shouldn't be too hard to replace the mumbling gucci did with spongebob.Shizlansky wrote: »
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i aint following you're ? ass around ? the ? you think this is.icecoldstew wrote: »icecoldstew wrote: »icecoldstew wrote: »The Lonious Monk wrote: »I have yet to hear a reasonable explanation why a celebrity coming to the school and bringing a positive message is a bad thing.
I think Gucci is an idiot and I hate his music, but if he want's to go to a school and trying to deliver something uplifting to the kids, why shouldn't he be able to?
I dont think nobody has a problem with Gucci himself, I wouldnt expect the dude to say no. Its more about the school letting a dude whos been in the news for all the wrong things with a big ass tattoo on his face come to the school.
? you still onto his tattoo
Yes tattoos are permanent in case u didnt know.
is it your body tho? why are you so consered about what a next man does to his body? are you his wife or some ?
I dont idiot, Id be concerned that my child would be listening to this clown in class. That is what this topic is about isnt it? Or is it you following me around the whole damn time wondering why I dont find anything wrong with a dude who raps like a 4th grader and has an ice cream cone tattooed on his face?
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NoGucci a good dude
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^^LOL at the shirt
lmao @ it being cool for this guy to speak to your 14 yo -
I don't disagree w/ the brother trying to do something positive, but y'all know damn good and well this isn't a good look given the negative image that these 2 project and profit from. These are the minds of impressionable kids that we are talking about. Out of all the people they could have asked to come...they pic these two?
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YesMan, talk about "not being able to win for losing".
On that note, how many posters from the IC would you like speaking to your kids' class ?
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So odb can be about the kids but gucci cant?
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I am not familiar with the bold word?icecoldstew wrote: »icecoldstew wrote: »The Lonious Monk wrote: »I have yet to hear a reasonable explanation why a celebrity coming to the school and bringing a positive message is a bad thing.
I think Gucci is an idiot and I hate his music, but if he want's to go to a school and trying to deliver something uplifting to the kids, why shouldn't he be able to?
I dont think nobody has a problem with Gucci himself, I wouldnt expect the dude to say no. Its more about the school letting a dude whos been in the news for all the wrong things with a big ass tattoo on his face come to the school.
? you still onto his tattoo
Yes tattoos are permanent in case u didnt know.
is it your body tho? why are you so consered about what a next man does to his body? are you his wife or some ?
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YesSo I guess it's stupid for those inmates that talk to kids about jail being the last place they want to end up huh
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Yesshelter yo ? ass kids then, keep em at home
I know i woulda been hella ? if TI came to my school during the Urban Legend days and my mama made me stay home. As if that ? gon hypnotize me or somethin gtfoh. That next day at school woulda been hell seein other kids show off the ? he signed, i prolly woulda committed my first larceny that day -
YesNohomo but Gucci shoulda wore a black black shirt to hide that horrendous gut
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Lol...
I guess Wayne can't speak neither to kids.(and yall know his influence is prolly much bigger/greater than Gucci)...nga has tats (more in his face than Gucci) and has done a bid...and he's part of one the most powerful companies in the world Lol..
So I guess it's a bad thing for him to be caught in a classroom shedding light on his many businesses and how he's become successful from having nothing
ngas need to get off the boo boo mayne lol.. -
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U got all that from me posting his mug shots? Please explain homeboy -
Yesicecoldstew wrote: »The Lonious Monk wrote: »icecoldstew wrote: »The Lonious Monk wrote: »I have yet to hear a reasonable explanation why a celebrity coming to the school and bringing a positive message is a bad thing.
I think Gucci is an idiot and I hate his music, but if he want's to go to a school and trying to deliver something uplifting to the kids, why shouldn't he be able to?
I dont think nobody has a problem with Gucci himself, I wouldnt expect the dude to say no. Its more about the school letting a dude whos been in the news for all the wrong things with a big ass tattoo on his face come to the school.
So only immaculate people are allowed to do work in the community. It doesn't really matter what he's done. If he's going in there talking about his issues and telling the kids not to make the mistakes he made and to do things the right way, isn't that a message they need to hear. If the people at the school recognize that these kids are being negatively affected by what they see on tv, isn't it smart of them to bring in some of the people responsible for that bad imagery to do some damage control?
Like I said, I have yet to hear a good explanation for why it's bad and what harm it could cause. So what he has a tattoo on his face. It's not about what's on his face. It's about the message he delivers and the kind of impact it could have on some impressionable kid who may be going in the wrong direction.icecoldstew wrote: »On WKYS radio station here the personality Angie Ang was on air yesterday praising Gucci Mane for doing this career day event and calling Alicia Keys irrelevant for the position she just got with Blackberry lol...
I wouldnt say Gucci was wrong for doing it but I would say the school was wrong for having him there. Out of all of the entertainers and entrepreneurs in Atlanta you picked Gucci Mane? Really?
U a got damn liar if you tell me that Gucci would be a top 5 candidate in this city to bring in for "uplifting" to middle schoolers.
I never said that and neither did the people at school. Since when did you have to be Time Person of the Year to pass on a good message to kids?
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so he was there to tell the kids not to b degenerate drug addicted lowlife criminal minstrel like himself?So I guess it's stupid for those inmates that talk to kids about jail being the last place they want to end up huh
because y'all been painting him as some type of music mogul... which is it bro? -
NoThe Lonious Monk wrote: »icecoldstew wrote: »The Lonious Monk wrote: »icecoldstew wrote: »The Lonious Monk wrote: »I have yet to hear a reasonable explanation why a celebrity coming to the school and bringing a positive message is a bad thing.
I think Gucci is an idiot and I hate his music, but if he want's to go to a school and trying to deliver something uplifting to the kids, why shouldn't he be able to?
I dont think nobody has a problem with Gucci himself, I wouldnt expect the dude to say no. Its more about the school letting a dude whos been in the news for all the wrong things with a big ass tattoo on his face come to the school.
So only immaculate people are allowed to do work in the community. It doesn't really matter what he's done. If he's going in there talking about his issues and telling the kids not to make the mistakes he made and to do things the right way, isn't that a message they need to hear. If the people at the school recognize that these kids are being negatively affected by what they see on tv, isn't it smart of them to bring in some of the people responsible for that bad imagery to do some damage control?
Like I said, I have yet to hear a good explanation for why it's bad and what harm it could cause. So what he has a tattoo on his face. It's not about what's on his face. It's about the message he delivers and the kind of impact it could have on some impressionable kid who may be going in the wrong direction.icecoldstew wrote: »On WKYS radio station here the personality Angie Ang was on air yesterday praising Gucci Mane for doing this career day event and calling Alicia Keys irrelevant for the position she just got with Blackberry lol...
I wouldnt say Gucci was wrong for doing it but I would say the school was wrong for having him there. Out of all of the entertainers and entrepreneurs in Atlanta you picked Gucci Mane? Really?
U a got damn liar if you tell me that Gucci would be a top 5 candidate in this city to bring in for "uplifting" to middle schoolers.
I never said that and neither did the people at school. Since when did you have to be Time Person of the Year to pass on a good message to kids?
Never said that, I even named 5 better suitable rappers just in the ATL! -
I'm sure those ? listen to Gucci on a regular basis, so hearing him say something positive may do more good than bad..
I woulda been ? if I was told to stay home because T.I., GFK, Jadakiss etc. was coming to my middle school.. -
Yesicecoldstew wrote: »
You posted the mugshots like that was your reason he shouldn't talk to the kids
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Noicecoldstew wrote: »
You posted the mugshots like that was your reason he shouldn't talk to the kids
I got like 20+ post in this ? . Try reading before assuming. No Gucci -
Yesicecoldstew wrote: »The Lonious Monk wrote: »icecoldstew wrote: »The Lonious Monk wrote: »icecoldstew wrote: »The Lonious Monk wrote: »I have yet to hear a reasonable explanation why a celebrity coming to the school and bringing a positive message is a bad thing.
I think Gucci is an idiot and I hate his music, but if he want's to go to a school and trying to deliver something uplifting to the kids, why shouldn't he be able to?
I dont think nobody has a problem with Gucci himself, I wouldnt expect the dude to say no. Its more about the school letting a dude whos been in the news for all the wrong things with a big ass tattoo on his face come to the school.
So only immaculate people are allowed to do work in the community. It doesn't really matter what he's done. If he's going in there talking about his issues and telling the kids not to make the mistakes he made and to do things the right way, isn't that a message they need to hear. If the people at the school recognize that these kids are being negatively affected by what they see on tv, isn't it smart of them to bring in some of the people responsible for that bad imagery to do some damage control?
Like I said, I have yet to hear a good explanation for why it's bad and what harm it could cause. So what he has a tattoo on his face. It's not about what's on his face. It's about the message he delivers and the kind of impact it could have on some impressionable kid who may be going in the wrong direction.icecoldstew wrote: »On WKYS radio station here the personality Angie Ang was on air yesterday praising Gucci Mane for doing this career day event and calling Alicia Keys irrelevant for the position she just got with Blackberry lol...
I wouldnt say Gucci was wrong for doing it but I would say the school was wrong for having him there. Out of all of the entertainers and entrepreneurs in Atlanta you picked Gucci Mane? Really?
U a got damn liar if you tell me that Gucci would be a top 5 candidate in this city to bring in for "uplifting" to middle schoolers.
I never said that and neither did the people at school. Since when did you have to be Time Person of the Year to pass on a good message to kids?
Never said that, I even named 5 better suitable rappers just in the ATL!
What does that even have to do with anything? The question is not "Is Gucci the best person to go to a school and speak to kids?" We're discussing whether it is appropriate or not for him to do so, and so far you haven't provided one good reason for why it isn't.
So what if he isn't the best rapper option for this? Maybe the others didn't respond to the school's requests. Maybe Gucci reached out to the school because he wanted to do something good for the community. The school is supposed to tell him "No" because he's got a tattoo on his face? Even if they believe he's got a good message to present after talking to him? Ya'll sound silly.
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NoThis is pretty ? up when we have trouble naming good role models in Hip Hop.
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NoThis is pretty ? up when we have trouble naming good role models in Hip Hop.
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Yesicecoldstew wrote: »icecoldstew wrote: »
You posted the mugshots like that was your reason he shouldn't talk to the kids
I got like 20+ post in this ? . Try reading before assuming. No Gucci
I admit I didn't read your previous posts but I see you voted no why is that?
Do you not think he's capable speaking a positive message to the kids ?
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Noshelter yo ? ass kids then, keep em at home
I know i woulda been hella ? if TI came to my school during the Urban Legend days and my mama made me stay home. As if that ? gon hypnotize me or somethin gtfoh. That next day at school woulda been hell seein other kids show off the ? he signed, i prolly woulda committed my first larceny that day
u was a ? ? lil kid then...
