The Depressing World Of Rapper's Fake Lifestyles

Rappers live a lie, no matter how many times they are exposed for their

fake

chains, their

fake

personas or their fake lifestyle, they still believe that betraying a life of having an absurd amount of fame and money is the only way for them. fans will look up. for them and honestly they're not wrong, like this girl got Drake tattooed on her forehead, the guy who tattooed it is a problem. I will tell you that, unfortunately, many brain dead fans get hypnotized by flashy chains and big wads of cash, so they end up literally worshiping these

rapper

s, making them feel like they are more than just humans, making them feel like gods. , Who does he think he is?

I just told them who I thought was a god, which finally traps them in a greater sense of reality where they are being rewarded for portraying to the

world

a lifestyle that is not actually lived by

rapper

s who rap about what they They rap they don't live everything, from the cars they don't really own to the houses that are actually Airbnbs, it's all fake and it's because rap is one of the only industries where acting like you're rich can make you rich. If they think you're rich, they give you more money, but if they think you're rich.

They are bankrupt, they are not giving you money, they want you to run out of money with them. All these rappers are like characters in the game and the more their fans join these characters, the more money they make and that's why even once. they get all this wealth, their personas, their

lifestyles

and personalities that they portray online, they only get Faker for example, let's bring out two of the biggest gangster rappers right now, Meek Mill and Lil Durk, both billionaires rap about gun violence and spin up to They can't spend more perpetuating a lifestyle for their fans that they don't actually live Why are you talking about buddy hop?

Because they beat you in tennis. In reality, they are no longer in the trenches. They live in these. Big old mansions where their closet is literally the size of my bedroom and don't get me wrong. I love music. I definitely love it, but I can see that it's all just entertainment. Obviously it's all a facade. Damn nonsense to think that billionaires who came from absolutely nowhere are still willing to throw their lives away after doing it like I'm not saying any of them are real, I'm just saying a vast majority of them are. Don't look at Gunna and the rest of YSL, they were supposedly the realest rappers in the industry, yet they became the thing they hated the most: a snitch because as soon as they got the chance, literally everyone snitched on Young Thug.

YSL is a record label and a game, and don't get me wrong, I definitely would have given it away too, believe me. He wouldn't have spent a single day in jail, but what makes it ironic that he does is because he actually claimed to be a gangster and I mean the least you ever knew and used his YSL gang to advance his career, it's essentially what made him the millionaire he is today and to make it 10 times worse, Gunner and Young Thug actually have a song. called take him to court, but as you already saw, Gunna definitely didn't take anything to court, he ratted him out, he ratted out the man he once called his twin, it's hypocrisy at its finest, at the end of the day, rappers I'm just Artists , they're actors, you can't really take what they say seriously, but unfortunately most of their brain dads' fans will never understand that because social media has created a false reality where not only rappers but literally everyone is shown to be The best way. points in her life, the man holds Jumper Jacks, so one wonders why Kale Cyrus went to such lengths to make it seem like they matter by doing anything to be associated with and have photos with some of the biggest rappers in the

world

. industry.

He made it seem like all these people were his true friends and that he was living such a prosperous life, however, the truth will always come out. Baby, not anymore, Drake, don't do me anymore, nobody, you, Osiris, so why? I'm still alive people look at me like a clown I'm a talented person but that doesn't matter bro I don't give up my music I don't really his rapper friends treated him like a joke all his online push ups It didn't matter because in the industry people don't I respected, you look like a suitcase, YK, you look like a suitcase, you look like a suitcase, he was hanging out with all these celebrities, but you started to realize that he was the only one. being exposed for owing the money that Osiris once owed Drake sixty thousand dollars, the old baby five thousand and also owed money to Young Thug, yet before this social media meltdown, it made it seem like everything was well portraying everyone online as he was.

He's still the man, he bragged about buying $300,000 worth of clothes, he also bragged about paying fifteen hundred dollars for his weekly haircuts. He cut my hair every three days and yeah, it all sounded good until you realized this was actually his mentality. I've always been like you don't have it, act like you have it so that's exactly what Osiris did because in 2019 after his biggest song came out man went broke so damn fast but it felt pressured to try to keep up with his image on social media and most importantly he wanted to keep up with all his rapper friends so he owed everyone money, what did you owe Drake money for basketball? and why are you a baby?

Why do you owe so many people real money? In his life he was broke, yet he continued to portray a fake lifestyle to everyone online and look, I'm not saying this to make fun of them or be an even though it makes it incredibly easy to understand why K Osiris is just the best example of why getting Fame and money won't solve all your problems. The greatest drug is fame. You could think of the most famous person you know and even they have insecurities. Think about the richest people in the world and even they too have something they are hiding.

That's crazy, look how pale he is, no one you see online is completely transparent, which is why it baffles me that people can look at a rapper like this and think that he's actually living the life that he raps about. Me with Savages, you're a guy. You can't hang out, meet Slim Jesus, the Hamilton Ohio native who took over the Chicago drill in 2015 for a brief period with his song you just heard called Drill Time, where he talks about the usual, catching drugs and have many weapons. He tried to sell this tough gangster Street Persona to his online audience and surprisingly managed to fool the industry for a good couple of months.

You know, I'll be rockin'. We arrived here at the Frank block, where you all stopped, although it was extremely obvious that this fool was a fraud, no one could confirm it yet because he was just entering the industry, so with the time of his song blowing up, he actually created a lot positive attention for him, I mean, everyone was talking about Slim. Jesus and people like Birdman and even wanted to hire him, however, unfortunately, he ruined everything for himself. Honestly, he might have the fastest rise and fall of anyone I've covered because at the end of 2015, during the interview with DJ Vlad Slim Jesus.

He spilled all the beans and let the whole world know who he really was. You know, when you listen to your music, there are a lot of Street stories. Do you have any criminal record? No, no, I'm straight, how involved were you? in terms of, for the most part, on the street, like he wasn't here catching bodies and, obviously, like he was smart, he finally admitted the blatantly obvious, the lifestyle, the pure violence and chaos that he showed to the public , once again it was all. Big Fake Surprise: It seems like the evil version of Eminem was faking it all along in that period with the fact that he lacked any real musical talent.

It was the reason why it instantly became a meme. You can't be an artist from the Chicago suburbs, so. As quickly as he started his career, he ended it, everything fell apart in a matter of months. Support real hip-hop but one thing you have to respect about Slim Jesus is that when asked he told the truth, yes he played a fake lifestyle to the public but at least he wasn't living in complete denial and that's why That I respect him a lot more than other artists like Soulja Boy and Six Nine because these two artists here are definitely living in complete and utter denial and I'm lumping these two clowns together because they're actually a lot more similar than you think.

Soulja Boy is not a snitch, but the only thing they have in common is that they both start fake fights with other artists in order to stay. relevant when their music is no longer enough my music is trash the purest example of this is when six nine got exposed for trying to pay lil durk three million dollars for fake meat with them that leg of ass will call me someone give me three million of dollars to keep trolling this, so I'm never responding to this again, and honestly, this shouldn't surprise anyone because literally everything is fake, about six-nine, everything from her teeth to her hair and further.

Most importantly, the lifestyle he rapped about was completely false. C69 understood that to have a successful rap career he also needed a gang around him to protect him, so that's exactly why he joined the nine Cherry Bloods, in some games he financed all of their gang activities. and in return they gave protection to six nine, most importantly, although they gave him all the trust in the world to start fake and useful rappers like Chief Keef Lil Durk and Casanova, all of them, yeah, no, I didn't have to go do it, just He paid his gang to do it, however, he betrayed the world that he was just some kind of super gangster and ironically called out all the other rappers for being fake, but when the police caught them all, you know what happened, he ratted him out and threw everyone away.

Under the bus he wiped his hands of the gang as if he had no part in it, as if he wasn't the one who felt that six and nine involved countless people in their meaningless fights to improve their career, but when they caught him, he turned on. all the people who helped him become so big and when he removed the snitch aspect from It, Soulja Boy is currently doing the exact same thing since he can't make good music anymore. Soulja Boy now sits in his mansion and randomly starts fake fights with others. rappers to keep your name relevant we promote violence timeout Myrtle destruction death and destruction and Mayhem said this dumbass about a month ago in an attempt to try to cause a fake fight with a young guy from the NBA because young guys stop campaigning Violence is the most important side of life.

Stop the Violence obviously this campaign had nothing to do with that idiot Soulja Boy, yet he decided to pick up his phone and yell live on Instagram at one of the last straight rappers from the gang we promoted. Beef, we are promoting violence, it's like he's just asking for attention. Keep in mind this is a 30 year old man who was once the face of hip-hop and now the same man is sitting in a multi-million dollar mansion promoting violence while people in the neighborhood are begging for it to stop, alone You have to see the hypocrisy in that Soulja Boy is obviously not the big bad gangster he betrays to get in line and I'm not badmouthing my ass for a couple of weeks either.

He does a poll and even you all agree with me to be honest he is a clown he is just an actor starring in a movie where he is the main character and no one else matters at all. It's crazy how, unfortunately, some of the biggest and loudest voices can do it. They end up being frauds and believe it or not, but the most fraudulent man of all is actually Rick Ross because he is the only one on this list who has ever been accused of his entire identity being fake, everything from his rap name to his backstory, was everything. he supposedly stole them from someone else, which essentially means that Rick Ross isn't actually Rick Ross, the big man who raps about his criminal past to being this big drug dealer, he didn't actually live that life at all, technically he never sold drugs because the real Rick Ross is not a rapper, the rapper had already taken my name, you know, used it and did nothing for me.

I met the man who Rick Ross stole his entire identity from a man known as Freeway Ricky Ross, who was a big drug lord dating back to 1982 and had a big crush on cocaine, so when my friend introduced me Cocaine for the first time, I fell in love with it and in 1985, Freeway Ricky had claimed that he made between a million dollars and 3 million dollars a day from selling Mass amounts to cocaine, but, of course, if he is able to tell this story openly, you know what happened. Freeway Ricky helped spark an epidemic of human misery.

Ricky unfortunately went to prison after being caught trying to buy a hundred. kilos of Coca-Cola from an undercover police officer and on September 5,1990 he was sent to 27 years in prison, but years later, around 2006, while still in jail, he noticed a bigger, fatter person stomping around and saying it was actually Rick Ross. He had a book club while he was there, so this young man brought me a magazine and he had the guy there with his mouth open and all these gold chains and a beard, you know, and he introduced me. His name was Rick Ross and at that time this person was also rapping about his pastor being a big cocaine dealer who amassed millions of dollars from his drug empire sounds pretty familiar, well, Freeway Ricky Ross just happened to think the same thing, so after getting out of prison in 2009, just a year later, Ricky filed a lawsuit against rapper Rick Ross for stealing his image name and likeness and using it to get the feel of his extremely successful rap career, he claimed that rapper Rick Ross stole his name and identity because Ricky's real name in the government is Rick Ross, so obviously some confusion started and the question was where do you get that name from, man. about the name about 10 years ago, when it wasn't about that, Rick Ross continually denied that his name was derived from Ricky Ross and in court even said that his name actually came from a mispronunciation of his high school nickname, Big Boss, and as incredible as it may seem. an excuse that was Ricky's 10 million dollar lawsuit against rapper Rick Ross didn't hold up did you lose the lawsuit we both lost he lost about a million and a half dollars and then the judge ordered me I was supposed to give him five hundred ?

They give me a thousand dollars back, so if they ever come for one, I'll give it to them in twenty-five cents. However, Rick Ross definitely didn't let the situation off the hook because during the court case, Ricky exposed Rick Ross' true past as a prison guard. everyone knows that in 1995 he was actually a correctional officer in a prison in Florida for 18 months, meaning he went to prison and locked up real drug dealers, which is completely at odds with his pass. drug dealer he liked raps about how to sell drugs properly and he never sold drugs, so this stigma stayed with him for the rest of his career and every time he was asked about being a CEO, he would just dance around the question: Rick Ross in his life was a Correctional Officer Rick Ross, he doesn't understand everything to get money, it is a hilarious and crazy story.

A prison guard took the name and identity of a drug lord and it really worked because, really, the rap industry is all about faking it 'til you make it. So if you want to know more about fake rappers, click on the video on the screen and see how Soulja Boy went from a pop star to a fake gangster.