the rap industry a money laundering operation for drug dealers?

[Billy Costigan]

I read that rap artists and the rap record companies falsely record record sales many times higher than the actual amount so that the profit from drug dealing can be shown as legal income. Do you believe this?

 

[therealUT]

opcorn:

 

[milohimself]

I seriously doubt that is even possible. Urban myth, excuse the pun.

 

[JTrainDavis]

I seriously doubt that is even possible. Urban myth, excuse the Big Pun.

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[milohimself]

Solid work.

 

[615 Vol]

Seriously doubt the big distributors such as Sony or Interscope records would take part in money laundering for rap artists.

 

[Crew]

...stick to movies, Billy.

 

[GahLee]

This thread isn't surprising considerig he thought that Mo Vaugh was Rick Ross.

 

[punkcat]

I seriously doubt that is even possible. Urban myth, excuse the pun.

What? You didn't know Snoop was a Long Beach Crip?

 

[IPorange]

Vaguely racist. "Blacks can't be successful, must be drug-related."

 

[BigPapaVol]

Vaguely racist. "Blacks can't be successful, must be drug-related."

I have friends who are white rappers.
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[milohimself]

I have friends who are white drug dealers.

 

[MadcapLaughs]

Do record labels even make money?

 

[MadcapLaughs]

Wasn't Irv Gotti indicted for money laundering for some crack dealer?

 

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Bravo

 

[NochNoch]

I have friends who are white drug dealers.

You live in OR. Isn't everybody white AND a drug dealer?

 

[milohimself]

Not dealers; more like a lot of small-scale growers with cards.

And yes, lots of white people.

 

[hmanvolfan]

White people and black people shouldn't be allowed to live. Damn, the politics forums and the blues music I'm listening to have apparently driven me to an ambivalent state of mind.