Comments by "RikodiusRex" (@RikodiusRex) on "F.D Signifier" channel.

  1. Did you just play the opening notes to soldier of love or am I Trippin? 28:21 😂😂 he did! ❤ i love it Bout saddled up my pony and started riding out
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  2. Stop eating on camera
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  3. Great video. Now would be a good time to stop assuming the people you're talking about don't watch your video. JS they out there
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  4. 23:50 it was crime reporting and computers. Thats why it spiked and seemed like it was high because it was being tracked more accurately
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  5. My current thoughts so far: 1. Should we not examine the differences between Diddy and Kanye? They both came from suburbia, had a good upbringing and very similar. To say Kanye was the birthplace of privileged, black men in hip-hop from good backgrounds would be skipping over Diddy. Also a college dropout. The fundamental problem with your argument is so far: 1. You're arguing that Drake is a problem and its Kanyes fault because these rappers defied a very harmful racial stereotype, the same one's you spend 99% of your time trying to battle. How much time you spend teaching people not to think this way and teach people how wrong it is to view black people this way. To say that for a black man to be a valid artist they must fit very harmful criteria to earn the cultures respect. You're an intelligent man. I should not have to tell you how unfair that is. If I as a white person agreed with you, I would be considered racist and prejudicial so this is why I have a whole huge, big big problem. I feel like this whole beef is the most twilight zone thing I've ever experienced in my life as a white person. I want to support the culture, but I don't feel like agreeing with harmful racial stereotypes being the only stereotypes valid in hip-hop are these harmful ones that cause so many problems. and I was taught to fight against. That as a white person I would be betraying the culture if I agreed with the culture on this issue I'm so confused. This is actually why I inboxed you on Instagram so maybe you could explain to me how I'm supposed to feel about this because it contradicts everything I was taught not to do. The more diverse we get the more you're going to see rappers who don't have to live that way it's a natural evolution. These hood rappers did not choose to be born in the hood and have to struggle to earn the title of artist. The more and more things get better the less and less you're going to see it that stereotype portrayed. I don't think that's a problem. I think that's actually evidence that things are becoming better for future generations so maybe they don't have to experience those same things. I would 100% agree with you if we were talking about mumble rap or you were talking about these white boys who try to pretend they are bone Thugs-n-Harmony. But on this issue, I can't in good conscience agree and I feel like every white person that's on your side about this? I worry about how they truly view Black people in hip hop and what hip hop is. Whether they just believe that Black people are a monolith of this hood rap stuff because that's not true, you know that's not true. The other white people that showed up know that tho? Cancel that. You addressed it 32:49 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼😆 Stop assuming all Drake Fans don't also like Kendrick. Next AKs voice sounds like the aliens from mars attacks. It literally sounds like nails on a chalk board and hurts my ears. 3:01:00 you bring up points several times that tell me you didn't listen to anything drake said because he absolutely did call Kendrick a Hotep. He just didn't use the word "hotep" and also had he criticized this area it would make people even more angry than when he said rapping to get the slaves free. Thats basically calling him a hotep...you had another point earlier in the video you confused two different Drake disses. It leads me to think that you didn't really listen to anything Drake said and that you're on Kendricks side because it's cool to be on Kendricks side and you didn't fairly evaluate what drake said.
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  6. Someone mentioned this to me and im bracing for it. I never have heard about it until recently.
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  7.  @reedy_9619  did you just say somebody who is the child of a police officer should understand that the abuse they endured wasn't the cops fault, and instead of addressing her own traumatic injuries, they should go figh a campaign and carve a warpath for the man that abused them OK...🥴
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  8. What about dance for Seiku? im sorry if I am spelling it wrong.
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  9. Your views are refreshing. I appreciate your content!
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  10. I just hate the sounds.
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