@KKZReset11 I'm jewish, I've been called all kinds of names and been excluded numerous times, my cousins watched their parents get executed in front of their house just because they were different. ''The struggle of just being us'' I think you don't really know what this represents. By the way I don't even see color, if someone hadn't told me common was black or whatever I probably wouldn't have noticed.
Lol seriously, if I had it easy getting any job, and getting into an institution, and not being looked at funny, or statistically, significantly less likely to end up in prison, unemployed, I would embrace that not be a try hard faggot lol. Hip Hop = not for white people. They have NO struggle, no matter how poor you are, it is your fault. You run the fucking world.
And this goes to all white people wannabes, trying to be black... Seriously, trying to be the underdog, and trying to "relate". Going out of their way to make "black friends". I bet your white dad and mom don't know you listen to common, otherwise they would be furious lol. Be happy that you are white, and stay on your side of the tracks. I would rather deal with a racist white person than a condescending "sympathizer" who tries so hard to be part of something they are not.
@KKZReset11 Dude that is even more ignorant than white racists. I don't go out of my way to make black friends and I can relate to hip hop and rap. I've sold drugs been poor as fuck but it doesn't matter to me. Color is an illusion to me and many other people. I can't see why you aren't happy whites like this music isn't that a good thing? They can get an understanding on what blacks go through and realize that there are things in this world that need changing and we can start changing them.
@KKZReset11 ITS PEOPLE LIKE YOU WHO PUSH SEPERATISM WHICH IS A FORM OF RACISM> AND THUS KEEP IT ALIVE. A WHITE PERSON MIGHT HAVE TO MOVE INTO A BAD NEIGHBOURHOOD THAT COULD BE MOSTLY BLACK(not syaing it will be) but feel racism as bad or worse than some black people and minds like yours are the cause !! ignorant fuck.
@KKZReset11 As long as you are implying that you are racist too. This is one of the most closed minded statements I've ever heard.. "Stay on your side of tracks".. Wtf is that? Music is music, at least with music there is no color. So because I'm black I'm not allowed to listen to john mayer? And because Robin thicke is white he can't be considered RnB, which is typically a black cultured genre? Its people with your mentality that stops this world from progressing. And if you didn't like common
@McSirDeeSir It leaves you nowhere. I am guessing you're white. I honestly don't understand what your problem is, you have everything. You are WHITE LOL. What the fuck do you want out of hip-hop? How can you relate to any of the struggles black people face? Or have faced? Do you get called "nigger"? "Jigaboo"? Do you get denied a leg up out of a welfare check that keeps you in your perpetual state of being downtrodden in society? Go listen to opera man, stop trying to be something you are not.
@KKZReset11 Pure Ignorance. Who are you to say this guy can't relate to the song? Do you know him? I'm black myself with friends of all races, and trust me they all have their struggles at some point. This song is a story, who's to say that all people can't enjoy it. It's like watching a movie, I guess I can't be a fan of "Boys In The Hood" because my life wasn't as ludicrous as theirs'? Leave the segregation at home nigga, cultures are clashing, and things are changing slowly but surely.
Still a classic and my favorite Common Song. . .
AreYouSayingPow1 1 week ago in playlist Liked videos
Common and Kanye is always a problem together , 2 out of his top 3 cds Ye was the man behind them
666terryd 1 month ago in playlist Common Sense
I'm white but I love this. ^_^
devilledevil98 2 months ago
thumbs up!
blackbb81 3 months ago
a classic
m4ster017 3 months ago
The 2nd Verse 4 all the hoopsters listen closely!!! Realest Shit
2daleague3 5 months ago
@KKZReset11 I'm jewish, I've been called all kinds of names and been excluded numerous times, my cousins watched their parents get executed in front of their house just because they were different. ''The struggle of just being us'' I think you don't really know what this represents. By the way I don't even see color, if someone hadn't told me common was black or whatever I probably wouldn't have noticed.
TheSmokesMusic 6 months ago 4
Common has always been one of the best in my book.
shadowfangirl4life 6 months ago
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Lol seriously, if I had it easy getting any job, and getting into an institution, and not being looked at funny, or statistically, significantly less likely to end up in prison, unemployed, I would embrace that not be a try hard faggot lol. Hip Hop = not for white people. They have NO struggle, no matter how poor you are, it is your fault. You run the fucking world.
KKZReset11 6 months ago
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KKZReset11 6 months ago
And this goes to all white people wannabes, trying to be black... Seriously, trying to be the underdog, and trying to "relate". Going out of their way to make "black friends". I bet your white dad and mom don't know you listen to common, otherwise they would be furious lol. Be happy that you are white, and stay on your side of the tracks. I would rather deal with a racist white person than a condescending "sympathizer" who tries so hard to be part of something they are not.
KKZReset11 6 months ago
@KKZReset11 Dude that is even more ignorant than white racists. I don't go out of my way to make black friends and I can relate to hip hop and rap. I've sold drugs been poor as fuck but it doesn't matter to me. Color is an illusion to me and many other people. I can't see why you aren't happy whites like this music isn't that a good thing? They can get an understanding on what blacks go through and realize that there are things in this world that need changing and we can start changing them.
magicmark1292 6 months ago
@magicmark1292 I don't judge people by the color of their skin but by their character and personality.
magicmark1292 6 months ago 2
@magicmark1292 ur lame
MrBossManDaddySir 3 months ago in playlist Favorite videos
@KKZReset11 ITS PEOPLE LIKE YOU WHO PUSH SEPERATISM WHICH IS A FORM OF RACISM> AND THUS KEEP IT ALIVE. A WHITE PERSON MIGHT HAVE TO MOVE INTO A BAD NEIGHBOURHOOD THAT COULD BE MOSTLY BLACK(not syaing it will be) but feel racism as bad or worse than some black people and minds like yours are the cause !! ignorant fuck.
steveplumpton 6 months ago
@KKZReset11 So FUCKING IGNORANT YOU ARE WHITE YOU HAVE EVERYTHING. IM MALATTO BUT I FUCKING HATE PEOPLE LIKE YOU WHO DONT MAKE ME PROUD TO BE BLACK
steveplumpton 6 months ago
@KKZReset11 As long as you are implying that you are racist too. This is one of the most closed minded statements I've ever heard.. "Stay on your side of tracks".. Wtf is that? Music is music, at least with music there is no color. So because I'm black I'm not allowed to listen to john mayer? And because Robin thicke is white he can't be considered RnB, which is typically a black cultured genre? Its people with your mentality that stops this world from progressing. And if you didn't like common
cskoroma1 5 months ago
Ah man.. This song so soulful.... This gonna be around forever...
crownill 6 months ago
maybe!!:)
NTeague123 7 months ago
WORD
cparr81 8 months ago
who did common sample this jam from? this is my number one pick for black music month this year. black music month is june by the way.
TheActionheat 10 months ago
@TheActionheat
this songs comes from Syreeta Wright.. I forget how to spell her name.. but It's called Black Maybe
jayrobinson78 10 months ago in playlist Common fiascos of the West
@jayrobinson78
truuueeeee! love also the original!
ischdochmirglich75 7 months ago
this song is so dope i love common and kanye both
MrEj56 10 months ago
I'm not black. But I listen to this song.
I always wondered where that leaves me.
McSirDeeSir 1 year ago 5
@McSirDeeSir Hiphop excepts all fans :]
AndRegistration 7 months ago
@McSirDeeSir With taste and the ability to transcend ones' differences and fine common (for the pun) ground. Peace.
AdioS2007 7 months ago
@McSirDeeSir It leaves you nowhere. I am guessing you're white. I honestly don't understand what your problem is, you have everything. You are WHITE LOL. What the fuck do you want out of hip-hop? How can you relate to any of the struggles black people face? Or have faced? Do you get called "nigger"? "Jigaboo"? Do you get denied a leg up out of a welfare check that keeps you in your perpetual state of being downtrodden in society? Go listen to opera man, stop trying to be something you are not.
KKZReset11 6 months ago
@KKZReset11 Pure Ignorance. Who are you to say this guy can't relate to the song? Do you know him? I'm black myself with friends of all races, and trust me they all have their struggles at some point. This song is a story, who's to say that all people can't enjoy it. It's like watching a movie, I guess I can't be a fan of "Boys In The Hood" because my life wasn't as ludicrous as theirs'? Leave the segregation at home nigga, cultures are clashing, and things are changing slowly but surely.
ReadY4ReAsoN 1 month ago
say what you want about kanYe, then have a listen to this track!
bumpyjason 1 year ago
Nice man !
zoken94 1 year ago
This is such a great track, I don't understand half the criticism this album receives.
TheEazyDuzIt95 1 year ago
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i like this shit!
lilchip6 1 year ago
love this shit right here...
HoWHiGHSi 1 year ago
People say what they wanna say about KanYe but everything he touches turns gold. He produced this album.
bumpyjason 2 years ago 6
I heard a white man's "yes" is a black "maybe"
Such a powerful line to come out of the gate with
thephantom0 2 years ago 38
@thephantom0 reel talk fam, dat opening line is very strong
patrickriley360 1 year ago
sweeeeeeeeeeeeeet
capellenaar 2 years ago
my favorite track on the album son!!!
Luckthedon7 2 years ago 3
This song has so much depth I can't begin to thank the creative minds behind this track
Country985 2 years ago 30
@Country985 kanYe was pretty much the force behind this track! along with common ofcorse.
bumpyjason 1 year ago
@Country985 stevie wonder and kanye west my dude
muzicisuniversal 1 year ago
Hey, what's up, Thanks.
overtheflats 2 years ago
I really like this song! And the vid!
(It's sonadow1012, lol)
subzero1012 2 years ago