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Tom Hanks’ rapper son "Chet Haze" Goes off on Instagram

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Holy shit. This is great. I like that he has dropped Haze from his newer youtube video titles and now seems to go by Chet Hanx.

Chet Haze had a dream that he would one day be a millionaire. He worked hard and never gave up, and now he is well on his way to being a millionaire as soon as his dad dies.

Never give up, never give in. Stay true to your dreams, no matter how incredibly likely they may be.

LOfuckingL.
 
Being white and rich is rough my nigga.
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You didn't lose a lot of friends because they were scared of failure, you lost a lot of friends who couldn't keep affording to fail like you can dipshit.
 
I'm 100% against his view on the n word , but everything before that he said is inspiring. Unfortunately his stupidity and ignorance outweighs anything positive he will ever say

Nobody in hiphop cares if your white and says nigga, people only notice when your inauthentic and use it to fit in. plenty of white rappers say and have said nigga on tracks, but it's because they come from a background where other black artist respect and can understand. Chet Haze doesn't need to say nigga , he's like most other white kids who come from areas where they normally call black people niggers but since hiphop is cool they now want to say nigga. This isn't a case of the word transcending cultural boundaries, it's a case of the word being fashionable . A lot of these white kids probably still say nigger too, and/ or will out grow saying nigga at some point unlike many black and white people who grow up in areas where niggas been a part of the dialect.
 
Nobody in hiphop cares if your white and says nigga, people only notice when your inauthentic and use it to fit in. plenty of white rappers say and have said nigga on tracks, but it's because they come from a background where other black artist respect and can understand. Chet Haze doesn't need to say nigga , he's like most other white kids who come from areas where they normally call black people niggers but since hiphop is cool they now want to say nigga. This isn't a case of the word transcending cultural boundaries, it's a case of the word being fashionable . A lot of these white kids probably still say nigga right or will out grow saying nigga at some point unlike many black and white people who grow up in areas where niggas been a part of the dialect.

You don't speak for everyone in hip hop, and that's such a shockingly wrong statement
 
Nobody in hiphop cares if your white and says nigga, people only notice when your inauthentic and use it to fit in. plenty of white rappers say and have said nigga on tracks, but it's because they come from a background where other black artist respect and can understand. Chet Haze doesn't need to say nigga , he's like most other white kids who come from areas where they normally call black people niggers but since hiphop is cool they now want to say nigga. This isn't a case of the word transcending cultural boundaries, it's a case of the word being fashionable . A lot of these white kids probably still say nigga right or will out grow saying nigga at some point unlike many black and white people who grow up in areas where niggas been a part of the dialect.

He might as well be one of those bar mitzvah kids.
 
You can never stop him from persuing his dreams. For instance, just last month he had a dream that he would own a private jet. He pursued that dream, and by the next week, bam! he had one.

Hopefully this inspires others to chase their dreams as Chet Hanks has.

#RealBootStrapGangstas
 
You don't speak for everyone in hip hop, and that's such a shockingly wrong statement

Ok so someone will get offended EL-P (white artist) or Big Pun (Dominican artist) say nigga on tons of tracks back in the days of Company Flow and Terror Squad, but some cornball brother like B.O.B. can say nigga simply cause he's black. When in reality those two non black rappers came from backgrounds 1000x more real and respectable than B.O.B. so while I don't speak for everyone I think I speak for the common sense of hiphop heads. but feel free to disagree.
 
C'mon dude. Be for REAL!! Your father is Tom Hanks. Fuck you need to be strapped up for? Why glorify a way of life your privileged upbringing kept a world away from you?

Because his privileged upbringing allowed him to keep that lifestyle at the perfect distance. He could ignore the hardships inherent in it while envying the seemingly "cool" aspects of it.
 
I don't understand the fuss. Black people say it all the time.

And gay people can call each other "fags", your point?

Because his privileged upbringing allowed him to keep that lifestyle at the perfect distance. He could ignore the hardships inherent in it while envying the seemingly "cool" aspects of it.

You are dropping way too much truth in this thread stahp.
 
You can never stop him from persuing his dreams. For instance, just last month he had a dream that he would own a private jet. He pursued that dream, and by the next week, bam! he had one.

Hopefully this inspires others to chase their dreams as Chet Hanks has.

Chet Haze had a dream that he would one day be a millionaire. He worked hard and never gave up, and now he is well on his way to being a millionaire as soon as his dad dies.

Never give up, never give in. Stay true to your dreams, no matter how incredibly likely they may be.
:lol

I for one, will always appreciate Chet Haze for his ability to get Opiate to crack jokes.
 
He's got nothing on ralek gracie's INCREDIBLE rap song: g-in-a-gi

YouTube it if you haven't seen it. It is the foundation on which all future hiphop will be built.
 
Because his privileged upbringing allowed him to keep that lifestyle at the perfect distance. He could ignore the hardships inherent in it while envying the seemingly "cool" aspects of it.

Paul Mooney - "Everyone wants to be black, but nobody wants to be black".
 
If you don't want anybody other than black folks saying the word "nigga". then please do us all a favor and not say it every other word in most rap songs.

On topic, He is just another rich kid that is disconnected from the realities of the world.
 
Ok so someone will get offended EL-P (white artist) or Big Pun (Dominican artist)

Early life
Rios was born on November 10, 1971 in The Bronx, New York City, United States, to parents of Puerto Rican descent


I don't know if I should be more offended at Chet Haze or this.
 
If you don't want anybody other than black folks saying the word "nigga". then please do us all a favor and not say it every other word in most rap songs.

On topic, He is just another rich kid that is disconnected from the realities of the world.

Uh no..
 
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