Hip-hop comes from the bottom culture. Movies don’t want to express the so-called coolness at all. What you think the coolness of movies is just a projection of your own psychology.
The black neighborhoods at the bottom of the United States were originally full of poverty, backwardness, chaos, violence, and shootings, and were abandoned by society. Many rappers (cole, 2pac, lamas) have been saddened by these discussions: brothers who grew up died in gunfights, watching 15-year-old black men join forces, and die in gang fights while still in school. It is what really happened and was recorded. Everyone wants to make a fortune, and no one wants to hang around the block with a mouth full of f**k, but the problem is they can't.
Hip-hop is nothing but their way of expressing and rebelling against life, like the unhappy housewife who rapped in the factory, like the underground battle, like the roots of enslaved black people.
The film is not only Eminem's autobiography, but also a true reflection of the underlying bitterness and the charm of hip-hop, and it is also very inspirational. In short, it's not about f word or not f word things. Please don't understand hip-hop culture with Wen Qing thinking.
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