In reply to edna.

You all are incredibly stupid. We uphold rappers to a standard that requires them to speak from experiences in their life. If they're caught lying about it, that becomes a strike against them and suddenly they're look at as fraudulent. (Officer) Rick Ross was one of the first rappers I know who was able to remain relevant after falsifying his "rap sheet." Even with a #1 hit, Iggy doesn't get no break for her fake accent. My thing is, when Jay first came out, he rapped about his life... dealings drugs, blowing off money, (excuse my language) f-ing ho3s. That was his world then. Him rapping about being succesful and making investments is his life now. Which is why he "brags" about it in his music. I don't get it. People rocked with him when he was out "Big Pimpin" but now he's doing too much because he's rapping about profits he acquired that didn't take the use of drug dealing.