Trial of the Most Dangerous Rap Era | Cancel Court | Season 2 Episode 2 

She’s still mad about you pulling her own gun on her in Lil Wayne episode 🤣

She was flirting. Get her Pat

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We lost a real one 🙏🏾 One of the funniest to ever do it. RIP Teddy

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Lol. It went over my head at first till I realize whats under my stomach lol

Bruh I laughed my ass off when he said that.

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Only men know what he meant.

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He got it off so smooth I’m surprised nobody reacted I think in the moment they were focused on what Craig was about to say but watching it you hear it clear as day… hilarious reference and great comedic timing

Kraig is so not funny.

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They look like they from the damn 70's

this was a terrible representation of how dangerous the 90s were for gangster rappers. much of what you see today you only see it because of social media. in the 90s that same thing was happening at a far more alarming rate its just much of it went unreported. statistics even show that crime has decreased in this era compared to the 90s. niggas were kidnapping djs and radio executives, TLC held the studio exects at gun point. over there money. niggas had crews with them deep because where ever you went niggas was trying to smoke you and rob you for your shit. snoop even told niggas about when Nas was like 50 niggas deep all with guns. DJ envy even told niggas how Nas almost killed him in broad daylight for running up on him with a CD because he thought it was a gun. the 90s was fucking dangerous out there in them streets because no cameras, no phones, no evidence, no witnesses. all you had was he say she say. thats why so many cases got beat. flesh bone from bone thugs n harmony was out there terrorizing the streeys and the police with military grade weapons before he got arrested. the national gauards had to be brought in due to the police not having the fire power to deal with that shit. the dangers of the 90s was exponentially under represented. Big L, Big Pun, and all the others that died before they truly got to shine because they were really about that life. the reason so many rappers are getting cases IS because of social media. imagine if social media existed then. the world would have believed America was a third world country and a warzone. as a matter of fact thats how the streets were described as in the 90s, a warzone! thats how dangerous it was.

.................GenX aka the 80s babies were born from the end of the 60s to the end of 70s @@cierradavis7429 Gen X aka 80s babies ruled the 90s as well.Good lord y'all dumb 😂😂💀

Facts

The argument wasn’t who’s gangsta it’s what era most dangerous

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This! I stopped editing my paper to watch 😅

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Should of seen him on vine, dude was unstoppable. Him and dc youngfly used to make the best vines.

Yes he is he is very funny and do you know that he's in kountry Wayne skits now

he got a gang of funny sht on ig

​@@Christorment5 "GYAT! DAMN MAN! anyway..." Comedy gold.

He's fukkin with 85 South too

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It's not a fact

And suicide is the leading cause of deaths for white men under 50 in the U.S. We all have issues that needs addressing.

And in the 90s rappers rapping about to the full system, today's rappers are only rapping to black communities to promote what the system wants.

@@TCthaCrisis mane them niggas was rapping about opps,drugs & hoes too just like niggas is today only difference is the wordplay

@@Bylug706 homicide is top 3

To be fair Kraigs argument shot itself in the foot because his point of them trying to be like the gangstas of the 90s is what makes them worse. They grew up like snoop and Big and Pac and Jay and used them as influences but only saw there negative. So they going it the same trauma with the negative side of there idols pushing them farther making them go harder for it kinda proves they more dangerous feel me?

He lost cuz he randomly claimed monkeys can’t make tools which is objectively false as we’ve seen this time an again from chimpanzees to gorillas… they make and use tools which is why ppl always compare us to Them Beside genetics

It’s dangerous to swim in pool of sharks when you got cut while in there… It’s stupid when you see this and choose to go in the pool covered in blood…these young ones see the behaviors as well as the outcomes and choose to just to emulate but to do so in a very different context..which makes them more stupid than dangerous…telling on yourself isn’t dangerous in this day and age because everyone is now much more aware of the world around them through social media..telling on yourself diners add to your gangsta then..just makes you stupid because you should know that in this context EVERYBODY be listening ..

@@juliantaylor5222 nah Kraig was right about 90s saying F the system. Todays rappers are a threat to other rappers. 90s rappers were a threat to the White American Dream. 90s didn't kill more black rappers but we sure as hell killed what White America wanted success to mean and made it our own. The Most Dangerous era to the System is the 90s and until this generation goes back to attacking the real enemy they will continue to be in their trap (catching Ricos, slaves to the system). I rest my case your honor.

He's clarifying what "dangerous" is supposed to be in the culture. Not what these new punk a** idiots have turned it into. But this show is clearly a paradigm shift. It's the first page of a new chapter and era to come.😁

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Awesome point… the local rappers are dangerous to the community. The 90s were a threat to the system and the government. They look at our generation like the Black Panthers because of the some of the messages and power. They didn’t want the messages to spread.

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“90s wasn’t shitting and cumming at the same time!”-Kraig 😂😂

Hahahahahaha...

They were prepared to roast, that was it...

When he said who all was in nwa I knew it was over

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That's because it was a deeper meaning back then. Now it's all synthetic

What he been thru??

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Nigga look like he been through alot in the face

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Funniest part

Man I was high as hell laughing like hell at that shit

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Not a bad episode yet! Funny, thoughtful, provocative, precise. Not much better

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She’s BAD

Them jugs is juggin

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But the 90s you had to really work to find your opp, maybe at the source awards once a year. But today a rapper does a Instgram live at a shisha spot and the opps use GPS to come to you 😂

Being a rapper in itself aint dangerous. The rappers are also gang members...THAT'S whats dangerous.

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The case wasn't which generation was more gangsta, it was which is more dangerous. Two completely different things

I'm a 90s baby but hell naw the rappers actually gang members and killing people now....I don't know a time like the early 2010s in Chicago and rap maaaann before it got popular niggas was making songs about the mf they just nailed

@Vino642x exactly. There's so many rappers now that are doing stuff then immediately rapping about it. Shortly after, what they were rapping about makes local (or even national) news. Perfect example of this: Foolio's Beatbox Remix. Song went viral because people dancing to it on tiktok. The part that went viral was: "Prosper got shot, Tay got shot, Desi got dropped, Nate got popped, Leeke got shot, Spazz face hot, Corbin got kidnapped, they found his bones he was rotten (where's Corbin?)" And for some reason people really gravitated to the "where's Corbin" part despite not really listening to what was being said. Well a little while later, the song went viral again and that was because Corbin's body was actually found and the story made the news. And it was EVERYWHERE. People were sharing the video of the lyrics with the news story mixed in.

That's not the debate the debate is dangerous

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That lil nigga King von was a menace 😂😂

tayk is a menace..as a 90s baby i can say this generation is wayyyy more dangerous, guns are too easily to get, drugs too folks off all kinds of ish now & mental health ain’t right.

Name one rapper from the 90s that had a Rico charge. That's all I gotta say

MACK 10!!!

Stop with the lies… Fuck was you listening to… B-Rad from Malibu most wanted.. fuck outta here..