Candace Owens discusses the intentional promotion of certain artists by record labels and the powerful impact of music on Black culture. The conversation delves into the evolution of hip-hop, from socially conscious messages in the 70s and 80s to the glorification of street life and drug use in recent decades. The speakers debate whether the current state of Black music is driven by industry influence or cultural demand, highlighting the cycle of negative reinforcement between labels and audiences. They also explore how non-Black audiences consume hip-hop as entertainment, detached from its real-life implications.
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