Cocaine and the Rap Industry

Many rappers rap about selling cocaine, and it could possibly be an influence to the people who listen to that person music to sell cocaine.

1. Andre Nickatina is a rapper from San Francisco California and he goes by the name Dre Dog. He's currently a rapper and he raps about distributing cocaine. He has a song called "Ayo for Yayo". His purpose for this song is to brag about the money he made from distributing cocaine. He also, influence the use of cocaine in one of his songs he said "You see the big girls do it so of course it's fine".

2. Big Meech and Southwest T are brothers from Detroit Michigan. The brothers' birth names are Demetrius Flenory and Terry Flenory who was the founders of a rap group called the "Black Mafia Family" or also known as "BMF". This rap group included artist like Young Jeezy, Fabolous, and Gucci Mane.They was drug traffickers who try to go the legal way and was caught up. They image was to "flex" for the drug dealers and they inspired drug dealing through music.

3.Jay Wayne Jenkins is a rapper from Atlanta, Georgia. He has many stage names, like the Snowman, Lil J, and most people knows him as Young Jeezy. He is a multi millionaire and is also a platinum artist. He is known for mostly for his saying "Trap Or Die'. He has many mix-tapes and albums, but has great deal of fame from his Mix-tapes "Trap Or Die."

  

They are huge voices in the rap industry. Many generations of people listen to the music they produce. Possibly if the people who buys the albums are broke, maybe the music of these people will influence them to sell drugs.