City Tries to Ban Music Video
Rapper Cam-Capone's latest video "Rialto City" is stirring up trouble in the San Bernardino town.
Capone, 30, grew in Rialto and insists his tune just represents "...how I grew up." The video which is laced with profanity and lots of gang imagery.
City officials worried about their image asked YouTube to remove the video, but YouTube sees no reason to do that. Of course, neither do I.
Wonder if Cam would like to record a song about Antonio Villaraigosa next?
Labels: cam capone, gangs, mayor antonio villaraigosa, rap music, rialto, youtube
Posted by Mayor Sam @ 2/28/2008 06:22:00 PM
23 Comments:
Rialto is 10 years behind the times.
These clowns are at least 20.
Where the Hell is a surgical airstrike when you need one?
Easily one of the funniest parodies of Rap music that I've seen in a while! Well done, lads! Now go back to your studies!
Will this Rap tribute group be showing up at a county fair anytime soon? I want my kids to see what happens when you don't study, and eat at McDonalds everyday.
Does this surprise you Mayor Sam? There are hundreds of videos just like this on YouTube.
The cholo gang thing is part of the latino culture.
Just search "Sureno" on YouTube you will hundreds of videos with low life mexican gang members posing with guns.
Hers are just a few more samples of the beautiful mexican culture, which these clowns love to embrace and brag about.
Here is a Lovely, Classy mexican rapper Miss "Lady Pink".
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hfAvi3U_jUM
Another mexican gang-banging genius.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VSC_Yaop5ZM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wfahA63ZbBQ
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OKSIGVFGsL8
Everyone do the "Alarcon"!!
Can't... Stop... Laughing....
What kind of jackass tattoos RIALTO on his back?
What kind of jackass tattoos RIALTO on his back?
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The two classy mexican cholos below, would happily tattoo anything on their back.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hfAvi3U_jUM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VSC_Yaop5ZM
Yeah, those guys need big guns because it looks like they sure couldn't outrun anybody.
Forget about the city trying to get the video banned, Rap fans in general should try to get it banned. It's terrible.
Actually, this is video from a new reality show called "Can't Find The Beat." These guys won.
Rialto has an Academy For Blind Hispanics?
Obviously you fools don't understand the Rap genre. The images and the message are really quite compelling. And if you watch it with your eyes closed and a big wad of cotton in your ears, it's even better.
I thought it was nice. I couldn't understand a lot of the words to the song, but you could tell he really cared about his mother.
Another great example of the mexican culture at it's best.
We need more of these Mexican cholos to make Los Angeles a great diverse city!!!! These Mexicans are such a great addition to our city of Los Angeles. Mayor Villa bring in more Mexicans. they make great cholos.
I am sure we all want more of these mexicans in this video living next door to us. The hell with Rialto come one, Rialto cholos please come to Westwood and Beverly Hills.
A Mexican in every pot !!!!
That's a firme song!!!
How come the gavachos are talking shit about a great sureno rap song.
The gavachos don't understand that poverty and republicans are why gangs exist.
And this whole time I thought Rialto was trying to ban this video because it was made by pathetic wannabees.
Speechless. So atrocious. So sad.
When do Tony Cardenas and Alex Padilla release "Welcome to Pacoima?"
Are these the at-risk youths Rocky was talking about?
you should you tube big lokote he is don quixote and my favorite sureno rapper.why are you guys trying to stop these guys from making money they are poor cholos who look starved they need to eat too.
They are embarrassing man!
These clowns are just as ignorant as the skinheads. Check them out on youtube!!!
The skinheads say this is their country. How can they say that? It wasn't even their ancestors country!!!
I guess it sucks to be a gang banger rapper these days... Adios...
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