| ARGUMENT - Isn't hiphop just a culture, just as we have the American culture and the African culture? Many have said that the culture itself isn't bad, it's what's portrayed by the people in the culture. |
RESPONSE -
Let's be real for a minute. Cultures are subject to movements of people
based on situations or circumstances surrounding them right? That would
mean that every culture has a base. And whatever that base is decides
what the fruit of that culture will be. In other words, the roots determine
the fruit! The roots of Hip Hop are demonic. Oppression, anguish, poverty,
violence, and other negative influences created this culture. Zulu
customs, teachings, and ideals gave foundation and established the "positive" aspects
of Hip Hop. You must realize that God did not play a part in the creation,
establishing, or foundation of Hip Hop, so how can we drag him into
it at this late stage. KRS-ONE says that he was visited by a spirit
and the spirit influenced him to accept his calling in Hip Hop. This
was also stated by Afrika Bambaata who is the founding father of Hip
Hop. How can we embrace this culture when it's origins are evil and
demonic? SCRIPTURE - Php 3:13 Brethren, I count not myself to have apprehended: but this one thing I do, forgetting those things which are behind, and reaching forth unto those things which are before, |