"Community, the white people are indulging in the African-American community. They are indifferent to the problems of poverty, stigma and violence here. Children have lived in this environment since they were young..." He made a long speech.
Then in New York, Zoe also visited NAS, and his basic answers were similar.
"I didn't interview the rappers in Chicago because they are the protagonists in this report." Zoe then said to the camera: "So where do I start with..."
It was Little Lowry’s turn to appear on the stage. With the music from the second-hand store, the video record of him when he first became popular began to appear on the screen, as well as the scenes of him entering and leaving the police station in the case of Tony. After throwing into the arms of the industry giants in New York, Lori still maintains the behavior pattern of his old home in South City, Chicago. He is angrily at everyone who dares to provoke him, because he firmly believes that gangster rappers should be so."
The muffler beats the bragging father on the streets of New York, and Little Lori stands aside.
"His war with New York singers has begun..."
Zoe said.
"Little Lori hoho..." NAS came back for an interview. "He was very popular during that time and didn't take everything into account. He was from Chicago and claimed to have strong gang support behind him. New York singers were all in private. Ask each other,'Hey! What the **** does that Chicago lunatic want to do?'"
Zoe then went through a series of shooting incidents in which Little Lowry and the bragging father were shot, showing the gradual escalation of violence on both sides, "APLUS, what do you think of Little Lowry?" Song Ya was comfortably stuck in the sofa. Debuted.
"Uh, he is a good brother of my cousin, so I'm... fifteen years old?" He looked up with a look of memory, ""But one day, I said to myself,'Hey, Alexander, what are you doing Don't you think of a way to be a singer? Just like Little Lori! ’"
"He took care of you." Zoe interjected.
"Yes, he took good care of me at the time, you know, the street boys in Nancheng are like that, taking care of each other."
Song Ya said: "I worked as a follower with him for a while, but I was actually doing chores, and then wrote about second-hand stores..."
"What happened to you..."
"We went to New York successively, but I didn't want to limit the music to rap. We have different views on the identity of a singer. I want to set an example for young people, and he is addicted to people's flattery and street reputation... "
"Your relationship with the gang?"
"It would be too hypocritical to say nothing, but who can escape the children who grew up there?"
"So you all know Sinaloa? He also tattooed your lyrics on his body, right?"
"I know there is such a person, but..." Song Ya narrowed his smile, shook his head and didn't make a positive statement, but fell into sad thought.
The picture cuts to the door of Compton Radio, "Singer always hooks up with a certain gang~www.mtlnovel.com~ and the teenagers in the gang will also regard singers as idols. They think helping idols clear the obstacles is A cool thing."
Then she interviewed the client MC, and was filled with chicken soup about God's soul.
Zoe said: "Sinaloa single-handedly created the Harlem nightclub shooting and the Compton radio shooting. He also killed a key witness in the Little Lori trafficker case, including two young children. ..."
The picture shows the innocent and cute pictures of AK's two children.
"Sinaloa has become more and more out of control..." Zoe said: "A local gang member was arrested and said: They think this guy is already completely crazy."
The screen cut to the night, the surveillance video at the entrance of the Di Park, "This 18-year-old gangster with **** hands suddenly appeared outside the idol’s lively party. He wanted to go in but was rejected."
The camera zoomed in, and Sinaloa could be seen vaguely comparing his hands violently. "The rejection of the idol made him furious, so he embarked on a journey of killing."
The video faithfully records the whole process of Sinaloa returning to the car and then driving away, so that the rumors of VIBE magazine will not be broken.
"If you promised him to enter your party at that time, maybe everything will not happen afterwards, and the FBI agent..." After reminiscing and remembering the life of the agent who killed Sinaloa, Zo Yi asked Song Ya again.
"Hey, there were hundreds of guests in my house at that time." Song Ya waved his hand helplessly and laughed.
Then the picture switched back to the studio, "A very wonderful documentary, Zoe, what do you think is behind all this..."
Gordon began to discuss with Zoe the deep-seated social issues behind the incident.
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Chicago 1990 Chapter 612: Beast in cage
After the short documentary came out, the external response was good. BET has the credibility of the black community and the Chicago Tribune in the print media. Together with the local WGN TV station in Chicago, the coverage is generally good. After that, CUU contacted BET and wanted to buy the broadcast of the video material. And the re-editing rights are put into their in-depth news section, which is even more good news for Song Ya.
"BET is only ranked in the early twenties in the cable TV station, and CUU is the undisputed number of subscribers and influence in the cable station.
The Christmas holiday is approaching, and the managers of its businesses have all come to Chicago for a meeting. After the meeting, Song Ya happily praised another proud work of her crisis public relations, "Ilay, I don't know what to do without you."
It’s the second time to clean up yourself. This short film at least led the media’s discussion in the “right” direction. The subsequent release of the ban on relational media reports generally continued this route, reflecting on the problems of the black community itself, and blaming the whites for their resources. Not enough, and then review the rap circles, especially the bad habits of the bandit rap circles, coupled with the legendary story of Sinaloa’s crazy killings, cherish the memory of the FBI detectives, and the grievances of singers in the three major cities of the United States, depth and compulsion. , Gossip is also pretty good.
For a time, the rhythm brought by VIBE magazine was perfectly reversed, and the hero Eli stood up proudly and greeted gracefully.
At the end of the meeting, a group of people went downstairs to participate in the party, "Scott, A+ Apparel only has a small dividend this year. There must be no mistakes in the expansion plan next year. As a major shareholder, I am under a lot of pressure."
Song Ya and Scott talked as they walked, "Especially Mimi and I paid millions of endorsement fees from the company."
A+ Apparel has made a lot of money this year, but the dividends are still not very high. This year, the endorsement fees for him and Mariah Carey are settled at market prices. The other small and medium shareholders except Wal-Mart are Hayden, Song Asheng and others. Song Ya is not willing It happened again that he fell out with Roberto Clever from a good friend to a stranger.
"Don't worry, the company's operations are healthy and cautious." Scout made a package.
"Well, I believe you. I promised some media ads for next year. Are you okay?"
"It's a bit stressful, but it should be able to cope. It's not a bad thing to advertise more.
The two of them walked to the buffet table and ran into Samuel and O'Grady. After Samuel became the vice president of customer service at Beimi, he rarely met with Song Ya. The general accounting business was lost to Chicago. His Yongdao office handles it, but Song Ya, the client, will not lose it, so he occasionally comes back to exchange feelings.
"APLUS, congratulations to you and Miss Kelly on the sale of records."
This year, the soundtrack of My Life was sold late, so it did not make it to the top of the annual chart. However, Mariah Carey’s music box album was the second in total sales in 1994, second only to AceOfBase’s TheSign.