Title: Either hypocrisy or hatred, take your pick
Product review: This mess marks a low point in rap lyrics. While it is musically tight, the crude rants against Whites and Jews (True to the Game) women (Nappy Dugout), Asians (Black Korea) and speeches from the late super-lunatic madman supreme Khallid Muhammad, one can hear Dr. Martin Luther King spinning in his grave in Atlanta. In 1959, the good Dr. warned against Blacks "stooping to the low and primitive methods and rhetoric of our enemies" and this is it! However, while Cube was supposedly all 'fight the power" and militant, he was also a spokesman for St. Ides Malt Liquor and songs like "Nappy Dugout" did nothing to uplift Black people. The fact is, this kind of garbage sold well among confused and misguided Black people (and some equally maladjusted Whites) with no direrction in the early 90s and when the market for such junk (mercifully) died out, Cube went back to gangster rapping. Hypocrisy or hatred, take your pick.
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