Christian' Mom Hears Hip-Hop Song And Records Her Own 11-Minute Meltdown

A self-described Christian mom is hip-hopping mad after hearing a rap song on the radio that offended her ears 'and her sensibilities.So the unidentified mother recorded an 11-minute video rant to let the world know about the evils of Norf Norf, a 2015 ditty recorded by Vince Staples.The tirade can be summed up in one sentence: I cannot believe this stuff is on the radio! (But leaving it at that wouldnt be any fun, would it')Norf Norf is about Staples tough youth growing up in Long Beach, California.Lyrics include:Hit the corner, make a dollar flipping/ Split the dollars with my mama children/ Folks need Porsches, hoes need abortions/ I just need yall out of my business.The chorus goes:I aint never ran from nothin but the police/From the city where the skinny carry strong heat/Norfside, Long Beach, Norfside, Long Beach.This is on our local radio station, this crap is being played, the mom seethes on her video. I couldnt even believe the words that I was listening to. As a mom, it infuriated me. Obviously the cuss words were bleeped out, but Im not stupid.The woman gives a shout-out to performer Meghan Trainor, whose "All About the Bass" extols big butts, and nostalgically remembers the way music used to be when it was good and wholesome.I remember listening to the top hits as a kid. You know, Britney Spears, Christina Aguilera, Backstreet Boys, and NSYNC. Those were the top hits when I was a kid. Nowadays, its not the same, not the same at all.Her rage gives way to tears as she reads the Norf Norf lyrics aloud.Heres a link to Vince Staples recording. But, frankly, the lyrics sound better when read by his critic' backed by the original beats, of course. A side note: AlthoughNorf Norf may indeed be a sign of the impending apocalypse, the woman ranting about its evils doesnt seem to have a problem reading the lyrics with her infant daughter in the background.Just saying. -- This feed and its contents are the property of The Huffington Post, and use is subject to our terms. It may be used for personal consumption, but may not be distributed on a website.
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