Okay, understand one thing, this is some theory I kinda pieced together over a few years from seeing what I thought was pretty legit comments, articles and that kind of thing meshed together with some loose opinions on social behaviors. Racism exists, and it works in many directions and for many different reasons.
The exposure of the ass supposedly originated as a way of identifying a prison bitch that belongs to a guy. He's taken. I've seen this mentioned a couple times in passing. The closest I can come right now is this quote below, and they seem to be blaming the style on a lack of belts in prison, but not everyone walks around with their ass hanging out, especially when the trend began. Heres a tip, if your pants don't fit, roll the tops over once, now they fit. Thanks, Brasky! No problem.
I've also seen it said because The Man (meaning the establishment) raped the nigga. This is why I mentioned the finger in the belt loop, the Alpha walks tall and the bitch rides along, finger in the belt loop. You probably don't actually see that belt loop thing happen much, thats for the pure bitch. Its an insult. Put your finger in my belt loop. No? *POW* Now, get up. I said put your finger in my belt loop, bitch. There ya go. Good bitch. Now you're gettin it.
It should be noted that many guys who become prison bitches "ride" with a dominant male who has seniority and is respected, and the bitch will accept his role for protection, one guy is better than many. You'll catch the nasty from being with numerous prisoners, not to mention you're kinda expected to fight for your manhood - you'll get your ass kicked, hard. This is a violent society. Hence the term "rape", you'll be told you're gonna fuck, and if you object, you'll have to fight your way out of it. So, after a few embarassing hold-downs, couple punches in the face, you get fucked up the ass a few times, you begin to think maybe it's better to accept the best possible alternative, which is becoming a rider. You are now protected, no more beatings, and a few minutes with a regular dick is better than random fights which end up getting your ass drilled by several dudes and a swolen face.
Obviously there is only one alternative to this situation: That you are hardcore enough to exist, and maybe you'll make a few friends and you'll not be challenged. Are you that tough?
Its a strange white adaptation, because of it being rooted in prison culture, whites are on the lowest end of the prison population, especially in the larger metro areas like LA. Philly. Detroit. Atlanta. NYC. Baltimore. St. Louis. Oakland. Whites MUST gang up in prison, they stand no chance because of the mentality, and thats where they fall into the White Supremecy clicks. They have no choice, really. But you notice White Supremecists won't wear their pants hanging off their ass, because they know what means. They understand the message. They dont take it up the ass from niggers, in prison. They are not the property of a buck nigger.
So, as it states in the quote, hip-hop and rap culture took that trend and spread it out into the street. And because the dumbass white kids never really understood its origin, they emulated it. They unwittingly stuck their finger into the belt loop. They became the bitch. They LOVED to be the bitch, and the black street culture laughed and laughed, and laughed some more. Buy my albums, bitch. Buy my clothes, bitch.
Stupid white kids all over America pulled their pants half-way down their ass in a deliberate show of submissive prison bitch behavior.
By the way, when that phenominon really took off into the MTV generation, in the early part of the 2000's, thats when you began to see the big upsurge of laughing niggas with platinum teeth, showing off their multi-million dollar houses on Cribs and flashing wads of cash on their music videos.
As with anything else I rant here I should mention I really don't give a fuck - Except it bugs me a little when one group laughs at another, and the second group thinks their style means they like something when it actually means something very different. You see people walk around in camo all the time, they're not soldiers. When was the last time you saw a kid walk around in surgical scrubs? Halloween. Thats the only time of year you should see a kid from the burbs walking around showing the world prison style.
Gangsta style
Gangsta rap became one of the most prevalent styles of hip hop, and by the mid-1990s, hip hop fashion had taken on significant influence from the dress styles of street thugs and prison inmates. West Coast gangsta rappers adopted the style of Los Angeles' cholos (Chicano gangsters),[3] including baggy pants,[3] black ink tattoos, bandanas,[3] and shirt tails outside one's pants.[3] Dark denim prison gear were also popular.and locs.[6] The style of sagging one's pants, or wearing them baggy and low without a belt, was also style that originated in prisons. This style of fashion, along with its associated hand signs and territorial or "homeboy" mentality, was adopted by African-American youth in Los Angeles initially, and later by the hip hop community at large. Hip hop artists such as Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, Ice Cube and Beastie Boys all wore and referenced Ben Davis workwear in videos and songs, a staple clothing brand amongst true gang/skate/hip hop/custom culture.
You could say well, what about grunge, hippie, greaser... Yeah, yah. Grunge started in the pacific northwest, and as the name implies, its just being sloppy. Blue collar, garage band. Hippie, they were tripped out and stoned, played with dyes and looked like bozo's sometimes. So what. Fads, all of 'em, including gangsta, but gangsta I've covered and it has meaning.
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