/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>15658608
Shut the fuck up, nigger

>>15658751
*balkan nigger

>>15658608
Instead of stupid shit why don’t rappers/athletes just buy a shit ton of bitcoin and crypto? I never understood that

>>15658919
The smart ones like Soulja Boi do. He also makes knockoff video game consoles and the company's can't do shit. His new one is based on the Nintendo Switch. Based.

>>15658608
I say! I don't know what you're trying to say, but I don't care for it at all. Now resume singing "Old Man River" and perhaps we'll forget this transgression. Overseer!

>>15658608
What

>>15659665
>Fit was thirty two hundred coulda bought me a boat
His clothing cost $3200, he could have bought a boat (a kayak perhaps) with the money but chose to spend it on an outfit
>Paid a house for a watch so you know Im living good
His watch cost as much as a house
>The feds charged me with a RICO my nigga Im Paid In Full
The feds charged him with money laundering. Also, Rico was a character in the hood classic "Paid in Full"
>Im plugged with them peoples that don't speak no English
His supplier doesn't speak English
>Been counting all day got paper cuts in my fingers
He suffered paper cuts due to his money counter being out of order forcing him to count his money by hand

>>15659730
thanks for translating this american speak, fren

>>15659730
But what is it? Is it a poem? An incantation to chant while you fap to a sigil? Is it a song, to be sung to the tune of "Camptown Ladies"? Perhaps it's the opening chapter to his autobiography? And more the point, what the fuck has this to do with business and finance?

>>15659757
It seems to be a song for blacks

>>15659746
>>15659757
If you don't live in America, understanding such negroid speech patterns can be a bit confusing. But no matter - the anon above you did quite a good job breaking down the colorful speech used by said black individual! Here are some more tips:

I must add that simply learning ebonic slang and grammar is not enough; these communities are very lively with their communal speech patterns. One permutation of the african dialect may very well be completely abandoned by the negroes of the United States merely a year after it's creation and subsequent adoption. As such, a good tool for tracking such linguistic changes is to simply remember what negroes are generally trying TO communicate, rather than focusing on the quite dull and often confusing permutations of specific words/pronunciations. Usually, this boils down to the negro showing disdain for the U.S. legal system, distrust of both governmental and social institutions, resentment of European descendants of any kind, and a varying degree of victimhood in a wide array of contexts. Most importantly, however, is the often-male negro's desire for masculinity. Often, this simply boils down to juvenile boasting, attempts to assert dominance in the black social hierarchy, and listing off one's achievements. These "achievements" typically include illicit substance abuse, spousal abuse/abandonment, murder/assault of the distrusted and disliked groups listed above, quality of one's own wealth/personal possessions, and gang-related activities.

Thank you for your time.