Charlamagne the God has spoken out against Bobby Shmurda’s criticism of his rap music. He says Shmurda shouldn’t undermine the genre because of his fame and popularity.Charlamagne discussed this topic breakfast club‘s corner “Report of Rumors”. He went on to kindly acknowledge Shmurda’s energy and personality. However, he noted that the public has not embraced his new music since his release from prison.
Charlamagne also stressed that cultures may not be so enthusiastic about new attitudes. He recognizes that Bobby Shmurda has avoided being a snitch and now makes positive music, but the culture doesn’t seem to appreciate or acknowledge him. Furthermore, he believes that rap is the reason people know Shmurda. Because of this, he stressed that Shmurda’s criticism of the genre may not resonate with audiences.
The Origins of Bobby Shmurda’s Rap Opinion
Conversations about Bobby Shmurda’s disdain for rap music began when he made an appearance. danza project podcast. So he advised his kids to stay away from hip-hop because he thinks it’s dangerous. Shmurda expressed concern that children would accept the lifestyle portrayed in rap lyrics as reality. But rappers themselves may not even have experienced such situations, he says. He believes rap music should uplift people and inspire positive change. But now he believes it promotes negativity. As a result, Bobby Shmurda said he no longer enjoys rap music. Apparently I only listen to it when I’m in the club.
Shmurda went on to say that he now prefers reggae. He’s so disconnected from the rap scene that other rappers dissing him in a song wouldn’t even notice. This isn’t the first time Bobby Shmulda has spoken out about his decision to distance himself from rap music and make a change. In March, he took to Instagram to share his journey to self-improvement after becoming involved in criminal activity. He has made clear his determination to pursue his productive and successful future. He says he wants to make good use of his time.
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