‘Damn it Feels Good to Be a Victim’
by Alfonzo Rachel
This message approved by Larry Elder, with some slick moves by James O’Keefe.
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Why is it so hard for minorities to see the light?
Mmmm! Mmmm! Mmmm!
Very well done.
ok. i like it. it gets the point across. i wish a brother would buy in to it.
Fantastic job! Congrats, Zo and Co.!
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It's hard to see the light when you keep pulling the wool over your own eyes
Very thought provoking. I am wondering though … was the white pimp and lady dancing supposed to be the people who did the undercover acorn videos?
Excellent job. Keep it up, sooner or later the message is bound to make inroads and the inner cities will begin to shed the chains that have been wrapped around them for years by the libs. It has been a brilliant strategy; keeping 'em segregated in the squalor of slums while posing as their champions.
awesome and so true, I loved it and hope it goes viral.
Was that James O'Keefe (of the Acorn videos fame) as the the dancer in purple? Awesome!
Well done brother, always telling it like it is!
I don't think it was "supposed" to be them, I believe it was them!
Amen!
Well, if that is true that is very clever
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As the caption under the video says, " slick moves by James O’Keefe" so yes that's the guy who did the Acorn videos but I don't think the woman is Hannah Giles.
The caption under the video says, "slick moves by James O’Keefe".
Good tune. Thanks for sharing.
BTW, O'Keefe appears to be a moonwalking king…
You know, I appreciate the message – it's right on the money. Problem is – as a rap, it's rather mediocre. And take this from a guy who works every week in a cell phone store situated "in the hood" — very few people who need to hear this song will listen to it
James OMG…..Hahahahahahaha!!!!!
Go white boy! … Go white boy! … Go white boy! …
Hahahahahaha!!!……excellent!
Victi-crat! I love it! That's exactly right!
Keep it up Zo! Your gett'in it together. I predict big things for you. God bless you and the other brothers who refuse to follow the poverty pimps.
I agree… sorry, but it just doesn't cut it as rap.
Brilliant. Pithy and to the point. So sick of the blah blah bull***t I keep getting fed telling me it is filet mignon. America..arise and resist!
I happen to see these victims all the time in my hood. They happen to be the adults now, but as kids going up they received trophy's for loosing soccer games and getting gold starts for sometimes showing up to play the game. There is a common thread here.
Same reason majorities don't see the light.
I'm sure a lot of brothers do. Just not enough yet. You've got to keep it up.
Why is so hard for addicts to change their behavior?
Damn Zo, thats keeping it real… best you've done. Thanks
I still don't like rap.
Zo = Truth , with a smile.
Mad pimpin'.
Zo I just hope and pray more see the light of the good and leave the darksideworld of liberalism behind before it really becomes an incurable mental disorder that'll last a lifetime….
Too funny, check out James O'Keefe reprising his pimpster role! I thought that was him, and sure 'nuf, it be him.
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AF- Perhaps as rap it isn't stellar, but shouldn't the first point BE the message? I really don't think the man's going for a Grammy here- just trying to get a point across- and I think in that respect, he did well.
So don't like it- was the message good? That is what matters, whether rap, C&W, or whatever- so don't be a grump- That would be like saying you like Coke, but not the bottle it comes in.
I have no idea if the Geto Boyz would approve, but one of them has recently become a minister.
That…..Was…..AWESOME. And you stole my thunder, yes I believe it was that Pimp James O'Keefe in full pimpdom freaking MOONWALKING!!! Now that is a rap tune I want to download. Very well done.
Do be honest I always thought the original Damn it Feels Good to be a Gangster was a cool song, but that might just be my natural racism and oppression coming out.
Reagan and bling look good together!
James O'Keefe has some moves! Great job Zo & Co.
why does it have to be just minorities?. . . i know a lot of white people who are guilty of the same thing. . . i don't see this as a race thing, i see this as a problem with the attitude of entitlement. . .
When 95% of African Americans vote for Obama, it becomes about race.
It ain't just minorities. It's a state of mind, not of race, religion, creed or class.
The question as I see it is simple, are you owed a living or are you grateful for the opportunity to try and make a living?
It's easy living off some one else's work. It's hard to do it yourself.
GREAT JOB Zo! Catchy tune that I cannot get out of my head. This needs to be shown in all schools across America – forget Mmm. Mmm. Mmm.
When you keep people dependent on the Government, they will go along and not bite the hand that feeds them. Make them self-reliant and they can produce and succeed on their own – then they will challenge you and fight back.
Sounds pretty close to the original they're spoofing to me. Might not be the best, but I think they were going for a specific sound, specifically Gheto Boys- damn it feels good to be a gangsta
Get it on MTV. Sweet work.
Man, my thought exactly! So awesome!
That was great! Encore!
A tribute to the Geto Boyz from Houston, Texas
I like you 'Zo, but I can't love you since you're riding around in a Japanese car. If you love your country, you should support the great people who helped build it. Not the ones responsible for Pearl Harbor
Name-dropping the Sage from South Central!!! Nice! Larry Elder for President!
Zo this is amazing, and I would love to be able get this tune! I bet it is a real hit with the people in rap mainstream…
I loved the video. It infuriates me that so many like Sharpton and Jackson are able to dictate to the black community and 'punish' those who step out of 'victocrat' status by calling them Uncle Toms. Hearing a man called an Uncle Tom is as bad as hearing the n-word but people out there still feel 'entitled' to order black people to conform!!! I felt such a rush of hope for the black community just watching the video. Watching the vid- I felt like the people in it were able to get in between those who are hopeless and the so called 'leaders' who tell them to be hopeless (Dems, Sharptons, Jacskons etc. and tell remind them that they are free and they can have hope and the world isn't quite the way it has been described to them. Very very encouraging. THANK YOU!
Love that anti-che Reagan t-shirt too.
I am a old school country music loving fool, but I sure liked that rap!!
I found that one and a bunch of other funny ones at thoseshirts.com
Currency — Perfect line! Helpful dialogue with those incarcerated. More please.
Yeah, and now I got Office Space stuck in my head since they played that song in that movie.
Not that there's anything wrong with getting Office Space stuck in your head.
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Does Maxine Waters know they did this in her "hood"???
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