I was thinking you were gonna say Baldwin Hills/Ladera. Now, I'm not going to act like I have an understanding of the school districts over there or the health care. But I do know that area is more or less geographically separated from Crenshaw and "South LA". Which is a intraracial class war thing anyway. I know for…

It depends on what type of hood business. Restaurants, corner stores are cool. Clothing? Naw.

What black upper middle class areas are you talking about? Rarely do actual government services move to the fringes. It depends on what kind of city you're talking about.

It's people starting private businesses first. Then, the chains and resources come.

What's your alma mater?

By Morgan Jenkins? It was a good article.

Yes black people can be gentrifiers. I'm a gentrifier and I know it. Basically, what's happens is that you want to be around other black people but you want a starbucks. Its double consciousness and talented tenth stuff reincarnated.

Ahh a question that has haunted many people before Morgan and shall continue to haunt others afterward.

Listen. This is some truth. Stuff can happen.

Probably breaks down by gender.

Lol no he wouldn't. You can get to Manhattan quicker from Newark than parts of the outer boroughs.

WTT is flames.

Mary J is low hanging fruit.

You ain't cared about Jay for 14 years? Not American Gangster, no WTT?

He's still a "NY" Rapper tho. Semantics.

What do you like? Cuz Jay isn't even really boom-bap. That's more Wu-Tang type stuff.

Her original verse on all the way up wasn't that good. But Remy has goodwill on her side right now.

I'm not fighting the whole board. I'm saying it was a good song. Jay's verse was good. Em's was better. It wasn't like Jay got on there and was rapping like MCHG.

Jay's verse is good tho…

Get back to me round 2 Est.