Rap became popular in the mid-late 80s with some 20-25 year olds so people born in the late 60s made it mainstream
Right now its the least popular its been since that time

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boys in girls sports, dudes dressed as women, can’t tell us what a woman is, 100 different genders, decline in social norms

all perpetuated by boomer and silent gen politicians that encouraged and allowed crazies to have a voice and by pushing feminist propaganda on women for the last 30 years. Also by letting in millions of illegals for their corporate donors

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Posted by Indefatigable

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Posted on 11/3/26 at 3:06 pm to Tarps99

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District residency doesn’t matter in qualifying for congressional races, he just has to move in the district after winning, I believe.

Unless something has changed, he just has to live in the state of Louisiana.

There are reps in CA, NY, IL, etc with the huge metros and tiny districts that have never resided within their constituencies.

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Posted by subMOA

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Posted on 11/3/26 at 3:23 pm to catholictigerfan

I don't live in the 6th district, but I met Blake when he was running for Senate.

I have to be honest- in my mind, I'm a nobody. I own a medium sized business in Louisiana. That's it. I'm not wealthy, and don't try to influence politics.

For whatever reason, Blake has called me personally about 3-4 times since he announced his run for the house. He knows I can't vote for him. But I respect the hell out of him for calling a regular person just to talk and see what the temperature of the people is.

My two cents, FWIW.

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Posted by KamaCausey_LSU

Member since Apr 2013

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Posted on 11/3/26 at 3:38 pm to catholictigerfan

Not an expert, but I'd be surprised by any result besides a Miguez/Edmonds runoff.