My kids used a Hip-Hop barberShop in Elizabeth N.J. I decided to take them there one day. They seemed to be happy that I was interested in what goes on in their lives. Once inside the Barbershop the rules of the road were posted and enforced. One of the rules was no cursing. The place was neat and clean. I'll be honest even though I didn't understand one word they were singing my foot was tapping because whatever was on was a catchy tune. My kids interpreted some things for me and they liked that I was cool in front of their friends. Just like on here my opinion wasn't going to change anything so I kept it to myself.
Rap is a thing. Our like or dislike isn't going to change it being there or will our dislike change the opinion of those who listen to it. It is here to stay.
I have turned into someone like my dad, 640 AM and some talk radio suite me just fine as long as the talk radio isn't set to the enemy station. I know 80% of you know what I mean. Was up wit dat Homey! Lol.
They even had a guy who watches your car for you while you are getting a shape up. They don't call it a haircut. How nice!