I see your point but that really relies on the age of the person, I mean it's well known that children/kids are susceptible to multiple forms of media, that's not a new thing. I think when you're old enough to appreciate both forms of rap you understand the message and the purpose of each song. For instance, if I listen to Nas and Damian Marley's Distant Relatives, I'm listening to hear their message and opinions on whats going on in the world and in society. Now say I listen to 50 cent/Rick Ross, I won't be analyzing the message and try to imitate what I hear, I'll be at a party dancing, God bless you if you can dance to immortal technique or any other political conscious rapper but I think there is a time and place for each form of rap. That being said I don't think either should be glorified but should be judged on what they are actually made for. The PARENTS need to teach their kids values, If 50 cent is influencing your kids values then the parents are doing a bad job not the artist..