I tried to give it a chance. But it all comes down to. Bad environment influence type of music. Now i dont know whether its Hollywood or other degenerate factor that influence this? But i think the only rap song i like, is this? Since its atleast critical of these types of environment
(Have some slight NSFW stuff in it, but its barely noticable)
I think you have to be high on drugs to like that video : )
Or just pumped up. Like Arnold Schwarzenegger : D
Though he is smart so not trying to make a snide remark.
Is he though? Didn’t he Marry a staunch Democrat and cheat on her with his very unattractive housekeeper? (Not that it would have been smart had she been attractive either!)
Well… ok he isnt perfect. But then again who is
edit: But emo music in early 2000s was also… legit bad so. Maybe in the end. Humans are just flawed
I see casual misogyny is alive and well in the Catholic church.
Should I apply everything that you say to every Marxist? I know that is kind of your thing, to lump everyone into a collective and say, see, they are all the same.
I have two questions for you:
Look up Vinnie Paz. End of days, moving on, cheesestakes, design in malice and so on are all great rap songs. Sadly the guy converted to Islam to defy his government.
Outkast is pure gold. Sadly Andre 3000 became a vegan spiritual guru wearing a turban that abandoned rap and is now playing hippie music on a flute.
There’s several Catholic Hip-Hop groups which I’ve taken a liking to (for obvious reasons). One of my favorite groups is FoundNation. Stompin On The Devil
Gonna rain beads on his head… meaning beads of the Rosary.
How about a Catholic priest, who’s also a rapper? Meet Fr. Pontifex. He’s a real Catholic priest, who serves in a real Catholic Diocese, who uses rap and hip-hop in the Ministry to The Youth. Fr. Pontifex - Why I love Religion, and Love Jesus.
I love Val Mural! Pray for him. He is kind of struggling with where he is at in life right now. He is so talented though.
My favorite Fr. Pontifex song is “New Day” (feat. Jessica Ashley Karpov).
These people (rapping) are psychologically damaged. My imagination is that this is the kind of musical atmosphere one might find in hell (if there is music in hell). It has extremely violent energy. It sounds dangerous. I think that if one was enclosed in a room and forced to hear this kind of sound vibration for a day or so, they would go completely insane. It is the furthest thing from a church service that I can imagine. It feels like an expression of rebellion, or anger, by people who have undergone profound emotional abuse, and are now expressing “strike-back” energy. Perhaps this is projection on my part,… but this is my subjective response to this sort of sound vibration. It causes an emotional recoil in me, a desire to escape from it as quickly as possible, so that my mind and heart don’t get contaminated by the emotions of that kind of medium.
Ha-Ha! 
I’m pretty sure they only play Barry Manilow in Hell 