Dear Norf Norf Lady, I have watched your video where you expose your local radio station for playing the song “Norf Norf” by rapper Vince Staples, a claim that I find strange in and of itself given that you said the radio station in question is a Top Hits Radio Station, and the song Norf Norf has never been a hit song, and it never charted on the Hot 100. It's worth noting that one of the woman's kids is in the background while the woman is reciting lyrics about running from the police, having lots of sex and doing drugs. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. I even try to do it myself sometimes, but trust me, you don’t want to hear that! Specifically, “There is sin leading to death.” (NKJ) I…, Then shall the dust return to the earth as it was, and the spirit shall return unto God who gave…, Could it be that it was more sanitary in those days to greet with a kiss on the cheek than…, All content on this blog is owned by Christianity Unfiltered.
But the rapper behind the song wants the negativity to stop, and his reason it is actually kind of cool. James 1:19-20 Meaning and Commentary. The woman takes issue with a lot of themes in the song: abortions, skipping class, and drug use, to name a few. It’s my hope whether she gets this understanding from reading my post, your comment, or somewhere else, that it’s not certain kinds of music that’s necessarily the full issue, it’s the issues of society which births the expression of the music. Hi Alex. They COULD have eaten from the Tree of Life - there was only one forbidden tree when…, Hi Bambi, Thanks for your comment. Absolutely Not! Did Billy Graham’s Sermons Cost Millions of Souls Salvation? And since this song was reportedly played on a station that she says normally sticks to vanilla top hits, it caught her off guard when it started playing with her children in the car.
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More Details, Final thoughts on Christian mom and music, How Christians should understand the presidential election, In Response To Christian Mom “Norf Norf” Rant. Wisdom from God, Is Worry a Sin? She does not appreciate Vince Staples' music, to say the least. Yes! Great comment. (The "hoes need abortions" line is where she really loses it.). But to summarize, her 11 year old daughter wanted to listen to a radio station that played the popular music hits of today. Hannah Brown Claps Back Over Shady Jake Owen Song, Selena Gomez, Justin Bieber Talk It Out in Epic Music Mashup, Mother Goes on Tear-Filled Rant Against "Norf Norf". And while dark topics like these are present in a lot of rap about the harsh realities of gang life, it's shocking to her, especially since she admittedly usually listens to Christian music. Required fields are marked *. "SHE HAS A RIGHT TO HER OPINION" (AllHipHop News) One Christian mother from Oklahoma is not feeling Vince Staples' single "Norf Norf" at all.
A Christian Mom recently posted a video rant that’s gone viral about a song titled Norf Norf by Vince Staples. The mother states she doesn’t care for that preferring Christian music, but willingly obliged for her daughter. She's concerned about what her kids are listening to and the messages they're receiving and that's perfectly reasonable and valid.
“That’s Norf” is a big-glock battle cry built for blood walking, but what makes Rucci special is his gift for conjuring songs like the tear-jerking but triumphant “Bodak Rucci.” The freestyled finale from last year’s El Perro starts with revelations of familial substance abuse before Rucci … "I've gotta collect myself because this is what our youth is being subjected to," she says prior to reading the song’s lyrics, word-by-word. Peace to all those who are in Christ. How God Delivers You Peace, 2 Corinthians 4:8-9 Meaning and Commentary for Inspiration. Frazer Harrison/Getty Images Entertainment/Getty Images, a video of a mom upset about the lyrics of "Norf Norf" by Vince Staples, Staples defended the woman from the "Norf Norf" rant. Does it seem possible this mother needs to be more educated on the experiences that lead to the expression of these lyrics? Maybe possibly ponder the stories in the news in recent years relating to unarmed African-Americans being shot and other issues relating to police interactions with people of color. And this is where the video gets taken to a whole new level of viral awesomeness. We don't want to cause any mass panic, but... STOP WHATEVER YOU ARE DOING AND WATCH THE FOLLOWING VIDEO.
But the rapper behind the song wants the negativity to stop, and his reason it is actually kind of cool. James 1:19-20 Meaning and Commentary. The woman takes issue with a lot of themes in the song: abortions, skipping class, and drug use, to name a few. It’s my hope whether she gets this understanding from reading my post, your comment, or somewhere else, that it’s not certain kinds of music that’s necessarily the full issue, it’s the issues of society which births the expression of the music. Hi Alex. They COULD have eaten from the Tree of Life - there was only one forbidden tree when…, Hi Bambi, Thanks for your comment. Absolutely Not! Did Billy Graham’s Sermons Cost Millions of Souls Salvation? And since this song was reportedly played on a station that she says normally sticks to vanilla top hits, it caught her off guard when it started playing with her children in the car.
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More Details, Final thoughts on Christian mom and music, How Christians should understand the presidential election, In Response To Christian Mom “Norf Norf” Rant. Wisdom from God, Is Worry a Sin? She does not appreciate Vince Staples' music, to say the least. Yes! Great comment. (The "hoes need abortions" line is where she really loses it.). But to summarize, her 11 year old daughter wanted to listen to a radio station that played the popular music hits of today. Hannah Brown Claps Back Over Shady Jake Owen Song, Selena Gomez, Justin Bieber Talk It Out in Epic Music Mashup, Mother Goes on Tear-Filled Rant Against "Norf Norf". And while dark topics like these are present in a lot of rap about the harsh realities of gang life, it's shocking to her, especially since she admittedly usually listens to Christian music. Required fields are marked *. "SHE HAS A RIGHT TO HER OPINION" (AllHipHop News) One Christian mother from Oklahoma is not feeling Vince Staples' single "Norf Norf" at all.
A Christian Mom recently posted a video rant that’s gone viral about a song titled Norf Norf by Vince Staples. The mother states she doesn’t care for that preferring Christian music, but willingly obliged for her daughter. She's concerned about what her kids are listening to and the messages they're receiving and that's perfectly reasonable and valid.
“That’s Norf” is a big-glock battle cry built for blood walking, but what makes Rucci special is his gift for conjuring songs like the tear-jerking but triumphant “Bodak Rucci.” The freestyled finale from last year’s El Perro starts with revelations of familial substance abuse before Rucci … "I've gotta collect myself because this is what our youth is being subjected to," she says prior to reading the song’s lyrics, word-by-word. Peace to all those who are in Christ. How God Delivers You Peace, 2 Corinthians 4:8-9 Meaning and Commentary for Inspiration. Frazer Harrison/Getty Images Entertainment/Getty Images, a video of a mom upset about the lyrics of "Norf Norf" by Vince Staples, Staples defended the woman from the "Norf Norf" rant. Does it seem possible this mother needs to be more educated on the experiences that lead to the expression of these lyrics? Maybe possibly ponder the stories in the news in recent years relating to unarmed African-Americans being shot and other issues relating to police interactions with people of color. And this is where the video gets taken to a whole new level of viral awesomeness. We don't want to cause any mass panic, but... STOP WHATEVER YOU ARE DOING AND WATCH THE FOLLOWING VIDEO.