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To live, is to suffer. To survive, well, that's to find meaning in the suffer.
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That the same things thou done to them, will be done to thee.
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Fuckin' wit a madman in a bad mood
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...music is the key to life
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Here in the United States, why do black performances of masculinity, compared to white middle-class performances of masculinity, elicit different responses from the mainstream media? How is covert 'whiteness' in the United States maintained by sensationalizing and reprimanding DMX and Michael Vick for animal torture and cruelty, while ignoring the 'animal gaming' pastimes of white privileged males, casting them as nondeviant 'normative' behaviors?
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In general, I donβt like to blame the creators. They are making work that appeals to them and the people in the room with them. They are making something that is, at some level, genuine. But the distributors, the networks that bring art to the population, they are the ones who ensure that thereβs a flattening and narrowing. The younger me may have sat up all night with bandmates raging against Puffy or DMX or whoever, but the fact is that they were never the problem. The problem was that someone in the corporate chain of command felt that there was a need to play those songs fourteen times a day and to eliminate alternatives.
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Ahmir "Questlove" Thompson (Mo' Meta Blues: The World According to Questlove)
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Don't start nothin', it won't be nothin'
You wanna start somethin', it's gon' be somethin
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DMX
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If they you believe them when they tell you you're the greatest, you'll believe them when they tell you that you suck. So fuck what a n---- thinks.
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DMX (E.A.R.L. Lib/E: The Autobiography of DMX)
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If you believe them when they tell you you're the greatest, you'll believe them when they tell you that you suck. So fuck what a n---- thinks.
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DMX (E.A.R.L. Lib/E: The Autobiography of DMX)
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DMXβs, βHere Comes the Boomβ pounded out from the speakers,
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Tiana Laveen (The Fight Within)
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You should be able to reconcile past events in a matter of seconds. However, if you do not know what is or has happened, you must take an offensive posture and actively seek out those agents and transactions based on multiple dimensions over time. This is the environment in which you will work and you must build a security model that can actively detect, monitor and pursue that activity.
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Kent Stern (Obtaining Actionable Intelligence for CINDER Threat Detection using DMX Mining Models (Data Mining Extensions))
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I think about the Jay Z and DMX scenario and I think DMX could learn from Jay Z. He could have been the next billionaire like Rihanna β¦ I donβt know, everyone who has been around Jay Z is rich today.
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Crystal Evans (Legal Choppings : 100 Business Ideas for Jamaicans)
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Ruff Rydersβ Anthem by DMX
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Ames Mills (The Heart of Psychos: Part One (Abbs Valley #6))
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the curse turned to grace when the hurt turned to faith
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DMX
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DMX Death Threats Gun Death: 35, Generic Threat: 20, Beat Up to Death: 6, Non-Gun Weapon: 5, Robbery Death: 2, Death by Truth: 1 βNiggas wanna lie/Then niggas wonder why/Niggas wanna dieβ There are 69 death threats on DMXβs Itβs Dark and Hell Is Hot
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Shea Serrano (The Rap Year Book: The Most Important Rap Song From Every Year Since 1979, Discussed, Debated, and Deconstructed)