Craven Schools Partnership C/D 31 Dec
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I believe it's a case of "you can take the man out of the city, but you'll never take the city out of the man".
A lot of rappers grew up in ghetto neighbourhoods where gang warfare was commonplace and gun crime an everyday occurance, so when faced with a situation they return to what they know, which is blasting the living daylights out of each other with handguns.
There is always a degree of emulation with any popular culture public figure and I agree that with some kids they think it's cool to have been to prison and to resort to violence to sort things out because they admire rappers whose lives have been like that, but that's unavoidable. A lot of rappers do go to great pains to try to put it across to fans that it's not the way forward but at the end of the day you cannot control other people and we need as a culture to encourage our kids to think more for themselevs and follow the herd a bit less in any case, then the problem of negative emulation wouldn't be so extreme.
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