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Slayings suspect put violent rap songs on Web
DeadlyFred says,
I have to wonder what these people would think if they ever heard some real "horrorcore". Does the implication of violence make one a murderer? Guess it depends where you draw the line between art and a preemptive confession.
While I'm sure most people who make and listen to this sort of thing aren't given to any kind of action over it, that doesn't mean they can't be.
Article excerpt from msn.com —
" Farmville , Va. - Richard Alden Samuel McCroskey III rapped about the thrill of murder in songs he posted on the Internet. Police believe the fantasy lyrics became a gruesome reality in a small Virginia college town.
McCroskey, 20, was being held Sunday in the killings of four people who were found at a Longwood University Professor 's...
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Comments: 13
Posted 10 months ago
You know, I heard about this rapper a while back.. He rapped out this song how much he hated this guy and was gonna go knock on his door, beat his butt up then kill him..
Then he did..
I think he's still in prison right now.. Maybe?.. Lol. Idk but some people are just damned weird.
Then he did..
I think he's still in prison right now.. Maybe?.. Lol. Idk but some people are just damned weird.
Posted 10 months ago
Well, rappers like to pride themselves on talking about real life, so 
Hahaha. At least none of the crazy individuals in any death metal band has ever claimed to be "keeping it real", they're just strange and somewhat sick.
Hahaha. At least none of the crazy individuals in any death metal band has ever claimed to be "keeping it real", they're just strange and somewhat sick.
Posted 10 months ago
Lol Imagine Metallica enforcing "Die My darling" or "Creeping Death.".... Let alone "Enter Sandman."
Lol
Lol
Posted 10 months ago
I was thinking more the likes of Cannibal Corpse, Carcass, Napalm Death and w/e 
... I swear I think they just copy forensics/mortuary reports rather than writing lyrics sometimes.
... I swear I think they just copy forensics/mortuary reports rather than writing lyrics sometimes.
Posted 10 months ago
DeadlyFred said:
Oh those people.. LOL
Yeah I think they read obituaries then hang around morgues and write what they see :-p
Yeah I think they read obituaries then hang around morgues and write what they see :-p
Posted 10 months ago
Sufficed to say, if fans of THAT acted out more often we'd have a lot more "interesting" news to rag about, that's for sure.
Posted 10 months ago
DeadlyFred said:
Oh I totally need more things to rag about :D
Because I don't spend enough of my time in front of my computer already. Lol.
Because I don't spend enough of my time in front of my computer already. Lol.
Posted 10 months ago
So what you're saying is, I shouldn't rap, Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep to my granddaughter...
Posted 10 months ago
As long as you don't plan on doing it..
Or first make sure your Alibi is foolproof :D
Or first make sure your Alibi is foolproof :D
Posted 10 months ago
LOL
*CHECK*
;D
*CHECK*
;D
Posted 9 months ago
ok, its one thing to say that music doesn't influence peoples actions (which i don't believe, how do you think they brainwash someone?) but it's another when your friends or family member start to put up songs like this randomly.. i think id check it out right away, it would seem strange to me and i'd wonder why. I'd probably call the police just to do a welfare check which they are happy to do.. but that's just me.
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