I like these rappers from the "streets" who have all this money but don't choose to pursuit a college degree because they think they'll be around forever :chuckles:

<interview with a large corporation>

Interviewer: So uh....Yung...Joc, why should we hire you?
Yung Joc: Yo dis ya boi, Yung Joc, reppin da fuhgottin gangstas huh blew allz da bennies pimpin hoez n flozzin blang blang
Interviewer: I see. What formal education do you have?
YJ: Tenff grade
Interviewer: Hm. Well I'm told you were a big-name rapper, so I guess you have some kind of skillzzz y0...sorry.

 

Formal education doesnt all equal success. Some of these rappers learn the game while being in it and expand their skills further than just rapping. Of course, some of them will just disappear when everyone realize that they suck :uhhok:

 

Read my edit.

 

Because all rappers talk like that? Some rappers actually know business and know how to make it big :eh:

 

i got bad news for you
I lot of rappers have degrees are have attended college "Alot of them"

they just Don't let it be known becuse of the whole street credibility thing

 

don't they have other ethnicity specific scholarships?

 

Oh yes. Not being judged for being black every day is probably more of a privilege than having a "black history month" or a "blacks only scholarship."

 

They're moreso proving a point. I think a scholarship based on race is ridiculous. Prove yourself through academics, not the color of your skin...I don't care what the statistics say.

 

Isn't it ironic that African Americans, while historically being surpressed, get black history month, but it falls on the shortest month of the year? :chuckles:

 

fuck school.