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ENRP (Ei Niin Reipas Poika) eng. "Not So Upright Boy" is a former UB (United Brotherhood), an actual criminal gang member. He's been convicted of aggravated drug crime, accused of attempted murder but was convicted of endangerment.
There is some roadman and gangsta-culture here in Finland too. And lot of wannabe-gangsters and tough guys too. I suppose that real criminals do not make videos about their intentions. Have you were seen rap-video made by Hells Angels (or CIA, FSB or Shell)?
Your view of criminals, or what crime is is childlike. Not all criminals are some organized groups. For most of us, crime is common and daily and revolves around dope. Its not a way to make a lot of money, but a way to make ends meet or simply a necessity of the lifestyle. Nobody is stupid enough to directly indicate themselves in lyrics. The lyrics are mostly about references to the lifestyle and about the lifestyle. But in Finland, because majority is so submissive they can't believe that people actually live outside the norm.
@@Nobody-Nowhere I understand your point. I admit that I didn't think of nearly all possible contexts for that type of music when I wrote the post. What is criminal is defined by the majority of society, different times and different societies have different norms. For example, in the so-called Viking Age in Iceland, killing a man was a crime (i.e. you could become an outlaw) only if you hid it. Well, in any case, I can't always consider the necessary actions of those deliberately pushed outside of society to be actually criminal, even if they technically are. My grandma had a saying; the poor steal for necessity (and although it was not said out loud, the assumption was that the rich steal even when it is not necessary for extreme need). It is sad that society pushes some human rights outside and forces them, for example, into the dope trade. It is also understandable that it arouses bitterness and anger, and the dignity that the double moralists from within society want to take away is also brought up excessively. For those pushed outside of society, the so-called criminal lifestyle is a necessity, the glorification and admiration of the criminal lifestyle in itself is mostly bothersome. Many young people mistakenly consider the so-called criminal lifestyle to be noble and gallant, to be aspired to. The same thing with soldiers, there is nothing beautiful and heroic about war in itself, war is just killing and sheer waste of life and resources even if sometimes necessary. The same with the dope trade, it destroys the makers of the trade, the users of the substances and eats the whole community. ALTHOUGH it would be necessary for survival.Well, these things don't seem to change easily. Especially in the United States, whose entire culture is originally built on the basis of genocide, slavery and violence, and where, due to poor education and ideological upbringing, you cannot distinguish socialism from communism, there are such cultural defects that it is probably impossible to solve them quickly.
@@Nobody-Nowhere I admit that I didn't think of nearly all possible contexts for that type of music when I wrote the post. What is criminal is defined by the majority of society, different times and different societies have different norms. For example, in the so-called Viking Age in Iceland, killing a man was a crime (i.e. you could become an outlaw) only if you hid it. Well, in any case, I can't always consider the necessary actions of those deliberately pushed outside of society to be actually criminal, even if they technically are. My grandma had a saying; the poor steals for need (and although it was not said out loud, the assumption was that the rich steals even when it is not necessary for extreme need). It is sad that society pushes some human rights outside and forces them, for example, into d-commerce. It is also understandable that it arouses bitterness and anger, and the dignity that the double moralists from within society want to take away is also brought up excessively. For those pushed outside of society, the so-called criminal lifestyle is a necessity, the glorification and admiration of the criminal lifestyle in itself is mostly bothersome. Many young people mistakenly consider the so-called criminal lifestyle to be noble and gallant, to be aspired to. The same thing with soldiers, there is nothing beautiful and heroic about war in itself, war is just killing and sheer waste of life and resources even if sometimes necessary. Same with the d-trade, it destroys the dealers, the users of the substances and eats the whole community. ALTHOUGH it would be necessary for survival. Well, I guess these things don't change easily. Especially in the United States, whose entire culture is originally built on the basis of genocide, slavery and violence, and where, due to poor education and ideological upbringing, you cannot distinguish socialism from communism, there are such cultural defects that it is probably impossible to solve them quickly.
Hells angels aren't criminals tho, its just a motorbike gang , there is so ppl that aren't "good" but If your in school u know that there is the "Bad and "good" ppl
As a finn, I almost always learn something new about finnish music here at ur channel.😂 Never heard about this boi. Though I might be just too old. When I was young ”Julma-Henri” was just brilliant imo. The song ”rikrek” was legendary. And he had a distinctive voice I loved, and still do.🥹
ENRP belonged to the United Brotherhood in Finland, a criminal gang. Authentic Finnish gangsta rap. ENRP real name is Roope and he is My friend. Real OG. If you want know, who teaching him rap, pls check out HCR-MUSIC (Panama Rayo) really Hardcore music whitch have no bs, all crime they tell is true.
I feel same as you when I saw that video 🤖😳 Kierrän kaukaa tuon tyyppiset miehet...ziisös... Ehkä jotain uus-natsismi tyyppejä, who knows. Not my-type-men at all
95% of this group is dead, junkey, in prison, snitches or just tripping one way ticket in their hands... Yeah, it represent some side of truth but all dudes in this video whos i respect is unforgenettly dead.😏 R.I.P Timi. Karma find u some day and u know whos im talking about when u read this. 🫵
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ENRP (Ei Niin Reipas Poika) eng. "Not So Upright Boy" is a former UB (United Brotherhood), an actual criminal gang member. He's been convicted of aggravated drug crime, accused of attempted murder but was convicted of endangerment.
Woah
Thanks for the details
@@GIOBOZZ i had the same raection when I saw it back in the day, it's wild, but it's really... not good in it's message.
There is some roadman and gangsta-culture here in Finland too. And lot of wannabe-gangsters and tough guys too. I suppose that real criminals do not make videos about their intentions. Have you were seen rap-video made by Hells Angels (or CIA, FSB or Shell)?
Your view of criminals, or what crime is is childlike. Not all criminals are some organized groups. For most of us, crime is common and daily and revolves around dope. Its not a way to make a lot of money, but a way to make ends meet or simply a necessity of the lifestyle. Nobody is stupid enough to directly indicate themselves in lyrics. The lyrics are mostly about references to the lifestyle and about the lifestyle.
But in Finland, because majority is so submissive they can't believe that people actually live outside the norm.
@@Nobody-Nowhere I understand your point. I admit that I didn't think of nearly all possible contexts for that type of music when I wrote the post. What is criminal is defined by the majority of society, different times and different societies have different norms. For example, in the so-called Viking Age in Iceland, killing a man was a crime (i.e. you could become an outlaw) only if you hid it. Well, in any case, I can't always consider the necessary actions of those deliberately pushed outside of society to be actually criminal, even if they technically are. My grandma had a saying; the poor steal for necessity (and although it was not said out loud, the assumption was that the rich steal even when it is not necessary for extreme need). It is sad that society pushes some human rights outside and forces them, for example, into the dope trade. It is also understandable that it arouses bitterness and anger, and the dignity that the double moralists from within society want to take away is also brought up excessively. For those pushed outside of society, the so-called criminal lifestyle is a necessity, the glorification and admiration of the criminal lifestyle in itself is mostly bothersome. Many young people mistakenly consider the so-called criminal lifestyle to be noble and gallant, to be aspired to. The same thing with soldiers, there is nothing beautiful and heroic about war in itself, war is just killing and sheer waste of life and resources even if sometimes necessary. The same with the dope trade, it destroys the makers of the trade, the users of the substances and eats the whole community. ALTHOUGH it would be necessary for survival.Well, these things don't seem to change easily. Especially in the United States, whose entire culture is originally built on the basis of genocide, slavery and violence, and where, due to poor education and ideological upbringing, you cannot distinguish socialism from communism, there are such cultural defects that it is probably impossible to solve them quickly.
@@Nobody-Nowhere I admit that I didn't think of nearly all possible contexts for that type of music when I wrote the post. What is criminal is defined by the majority of society, different times and different societies have different norms. For example, in the so-called Viking Age in Iceland, killing a man was a crime (i.e. you could become an outlaw) only if you hid it. Well, in any case, I can't always consider the necessary actions of those deliberately pushed outside of society to be actually criminal, even if they technically are. My grandma had a saying; the poor steals for need (and although it was not said out loud, the assumption was that the rich steals even when it is not necessary for extreme need). It is sad that society pushes some human rights outside and forces them, for example, into d-commerce. It is also understandable that it arouses bitterness and anger, and the dignity that the double moralists from within society want to take away is also brought up excessively. For those pushed outside of society, the so-called criminal lifestyle is a necessity, the glorification and admiration of the criminal lifestyle in itself is mostly bothersome. Many young people mistakenly consider the so-called criminal lifestyle to be noble and gallant, to be aspired to. The same thing with soldiers, there is nothing beautiful and heroic about war in itself, war is just killing and sheer waste of life and resources even if sometimes necessary. Same with the d-trade, it destroys the dealers, the users of the substances and eats the whole community. ALTHOUGH it would be necessary for survival. Well, I guess these things don't change easily. Especially in the United States, whose entire culture is originally built on the basis of genocide, slavery and violence, and where, due to poor education and ideological upbringing, you cannot distinguish socialism from communism, there are such cultural defects that it is probably impossible to solve them quickly.
@@Nobody-Nowhere Good answer. I write long text for answer but it disappear every time i post it.
Hells angels aren't criminals tho, its just a motorbike gang , there is so ppl that aren't "good" but If your in school u know that there is the "Bad and "good" ppl
As a finn, I almost always learn something new about finnish music here at ur channel.😂
Never heard about this boi. Though I might be just too old. When I was young ”Julma-Henri” was just brilliant imo. The song ”rikrek” was legendary. And he had a distinctive voice I loved, and still do.🥹
Rikos-Vitun-Rekisteri
ENRP belonged to the United Brotherhood in Finland, a criminal gang. Authentic Finnish gangsta rap.
ENRP real name is Roope and he is My friend.
Real OG.
If you want know, who teaching him rap, pls check out HCR-MUSIC (Panama Rayo) really Hardcore music whitch have no bs, all crime they tell is true.
I feel same as you when I saw that video 🤖😳 Kierrän kaukaa tuon tyyppiset miehet...ziisös... Ehkä jotain uus-natsismi tyyppejä, who knows. Not my-type-men at all
you should check "dos desperados" from E.N.R.P. Very good
my friend dad was ENRP member, but he died in a shooting in 2011
East-Helsinki mentioned.
Now who said Kontula is not that place in previois comments?
It's a b-hole of Finland.
Yes there is the hood in Finland too my friend! Not all of them are nazis though! God bless! 🇫🇮🇷🇺🇮🇱🇵🇸
You too man
The guy on the far-left at 01:30 has a bunch of nazi tattoos. Kinda funny that he still decided to appear in a hip-hop music video.
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which one of 'em is nazi tattoo?
You should Listen to Huge L's songs Eino leevi or Seministi.
Fressi and Mä ottaisin laskun is also good
This kind of rap always makes me cringe so hard. I mean it would maybe be tolerable if he could actually rap well and had some taste...
hurtta tekee biisist 1000% paremman
Incel music!
This kind of music in finland are fo the losers and roadmans :D those guys were bullying in the school too much
Elämämkoulu..🤦🏿♂️
95% of this group is dead, junkey, in prison, snitches or just tripping one way ticket in their hands... Yeah, it represent some side of truth but all dudes in this video whos i respect is unforgenettly dead.😏
R.I.P Timi.
Karma find u some day and u know whos im talking about when u read this. 🫵
My dads cousin used to be the leader of puna musta
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Hieno mies!
I dont like most finnish gangsta rap as most are just talk
It's good that it's just talk lol
Tällä pojalla on ainakin törkeä huumausainerikos kontollaan. Oli joskus united brotherhoodissa.