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Burn a bush.. is a double entendre referring to the "Burning Bush" in the bible being a revelation of who we should follow and Burn (like burn off or leave) Bush who was leading us into war and not peace based on weapons of mass destruction that were not found.
In the hip-hop world the idea that COMMON is a gangsta rapper is providing a huge source of humor and makes the fox news guys seem incredibly racist and enforces the idea that it doesnt matter how clean cut you are nor as against gang activity you are. If you are young and Black and have ideas that are different then yours then you will be considered a Thug.
One last thing. COMMON does not support killing cops in any way. He wrote a song about Assata Shakur and Mumia-Abu Jamar who many people believe were innocent and framed by the Police force at the time based on the evidence that was presented. Some cops are bad (Most arent) and many involved at the time believe that these two individuals were framed because they were involved with organizations that wanted to empower the black community.
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Burn a bush.. is a double entendre referring to the "Burning Bush" in the bible being a revelation of who we should follow and Burn (like burn off or leave) Bush who was leading us into war and not peace based on weapons of mass destruction that were not found.
In the hip-hop world the idea that COMMON is a gangsta rapper is providing a huge source of humor and makes the fox news guys seem incredibly racist and enforces the idea that it doesnt matter how clean cut you are nor as against gang activity you are. If you are young and Black and have ideas that are different then yours then you will be considered a Thug.
One last thing. COMMON does not support killing cops in any way. He wrote a song about Assata Shakur and Mumia-Abu Jamar who many people believe were innocent and framed by the Police force at the time based on the evidence that was presented. Some cops are bad (Most arent) and many involved at the time believe that these two individuals were framed because they were involved with organizations that wanted to empower the black community.