Hypocrite! 

Sorry iv’e been away for a few weeks guys. I came down with the flu or something and ended up becoming pretty ill for some time. Yes, yes, i know you missed me. Wipe the tears away and cry no more for i have returned. Iv’e returned and I’m pissed. Why do people put other people down when they are only trying to do their best? It’s time to go on a rant! The victim? Marcus Beer.

The Annoying Gamer

Who the hell are you to judge, Marcus? You went off on a rant about how the Hip-Hop Gamer proclaims to be the “number one journalist” and how he is a plagiarist. Marcus Beer went on to say that Hip-Hop gamer represents everything that is wrong with gaming and that he’s a “bad joke”. This was all in response to the ECA (  Entertainment Consumers Association) naming Hip-Hop gamer as their brand ambassador. Marcus claims that as a result of this decision those who don’t approve of or understand gaming will now have a “field day”. At worst Marcus is behaving like a complete “dick” and at best a Hypocrite. Marcus spends his time raving and ranting using profanity at every turn but because he’s on a popular gaming site it’s ok. Right? Hell no! Hip-Hop gamer is by no means perfect but he’s got a heart and a passion for the gaming industry. Instead of Marcus bashing him, how about trying to help him. Reach out to him and see if you cant offer up some encouragement. We as people need to be lifting each other up instead of tearing each other down. I enjoy Marcus’s show on Game Trailers. He has been in the industry for quite some time and he seems to know what he is talking about for the most part. He’s good at what he does. I believe Marcus also has a passion for this industry witch maybe the reason why he attacked the Hip-Hop Gamer. Maybe he honestly feels that Hip-Hop Gamer doesn’t take gaming seriously enough. My problem is that had Marcus been paying attention to this guy he would have noticed a guy just trying to make it. A guy who just may not have the tools to get the job done the way it should be. Maybe the Hip-Hop Gamer lacks the proper training as a journalist witch is why instead of tearing him down he should have contacted him to offer up some friendly and professional advice. What really pissed me off is that Marcus Beer had the nerve to tell Hip-Hop Gamer that he would give him a few months to get his act together. Then what! What then, Marcus?! Who the hell are you? You attack a man’s character then tell him you will give him time to sort himself out as if you were humanities judge. Last time i checked the Annoyed Gamer show wasn’t hosted by Jesus Christ.

Skip to the last segment to  hear his diss on the Hip-Hop Gamer

The ECA Is Just Trying To Do Something Positive For Someone Else

http://www.theeca.com/

The ECA had this to say about the Hip-Hop Gamer.

Gerard approached us wanting to know what he could do to help the cause. He’s in the process of turning his life around, becoming more professional and inspirational to his friends and followers. It’s exceedingly rare that we have individuals approach the organization laying it all out there, offering to do whatever they can, and asking for nothing in return. While we weren’t aware of any of his perceived transgressions online, we choose to embrace his support, his efforts and his selflessness. If we were all judged solely upon the negatives in our past we would all be damned. We would like to give him the opportunity to be a voice for gamers and a positive role model for gaming.

Read more at http://www.destructoid.com/uh-oh-hip-hop-gamer-is-eca-s-new-brand-ambassador-244162.phtml#riQ9Ey8Z1QCxkykk.99

The man is clearly trying to change for the better. I will agree that his show may not be the most professional. Like i said earlier, maybe Hip-Hop Gamer doesn’t currently have the skill or know how to create a more professional show. Ive said it time and time again, he has the heart. Someone just may need to come along side him and give him a little help. He is clearly trying to make the best of what he has. The ECA obviously saw this and they seem to stand by their decision to name the Hip-Hop Gamer as their brand ambassador. Not everyone agrees with this decision. People are saying that he is a stereotypical black male and that maybe he’s too “ghetto”. You idiots clearly don’t comprehend what being “ghetto” really is and as far as him being the stereotypical black male then what does that make Geoff Keighly? The stereotypical white guy? Do you people not notice the words Hip and Hop in his name? He’s acting just as his the name Hip-Hop Gamer implies. The last thing i want to bring up is the Hip-Hop Gamer’s attempt to talk things out with Marcus Beer. He took to Twitter to try and get a one on one discussion with Marcus and he responded in absolute disrespect.

Really Marcus? He wouldn’t even give the man a chance. Hip-Hop Gamer has nothing to prove to Marcus Beer or anyone else. Period! 

Room For Improvement

The Hip-Hop Gamer is not without his faults. Just like with you and i, there is always room for improvement. I’d love to see the Hip-Hop Gamer hook up with someone who’s got the right camera and editing equipment as well as someone with some indie producing experience. Also i know that since he is the Hip-Hop Gamer his speech and body language is a bit on the thug side but even 50 Cent tones it down when he is doing an interview. To be fair the last few interviews that iv’e seen the Hip-Hop Gamer conduct were pretty good. He is definitely improving. Lastly id love to see this guy get his own custom belt. Hip-Hop Gamer currently uses John Cena’s old WWE belt (replica) complete with custom spinner witch was meant to imitate a spinning rim of a car. He needs to have his own custom belt with the Hip-Hop Gamer logo on it. Marcus Beer didn’t seem to like the belt at all. I think its fun to watch the person that the Hip-Hop Gamer is interviewing wear the belt as they answer questions. It places an importance on the person being interviewed and is says something about the value that he places on each individual that he comes across. Its cool to watch.  Improving one’s self takes time. It’s called growth and it doesn’t happen overnight. It especially doesn’t happen by someone else tearing you down for your mistakes. Make no mistake using the word faggot when referring to someone else is flat out wrong. Hip-Hop Gamer knows this. He apologized for it.

Straight from his mouth

Why Am I Such a Supporter?

I support the Hip-Hop Gamer because we all want to get somewhere in life. We all want to be better than we were last year. We all make mistakes and everyone needs and deserves forgiveness as long as they are truly sorry. Nothing can be worse than someone being held back for mistakes they made in the past. Your past mistakes may dictate were you are today but they damn sure don’t determine were you go in the future if you don’t let them. So when i see someone trying to stay positive and make positive changes in their life how can i do anything but lend support. Even if that support is just a few encouraging words. I have this to say to the Hip-Hop Gamer. Change is coming. It doesn’t happen overnight. We all go through seasons in our life that if we embrace and learn from them will make us stronger and hopefully better. If you are truly trying to make a positive change in your life then let no man stop you. Keep doing what you do. You end all of your videos and interviews with “God bless” so if you believe He blesses then believe that if you trust in Him He will lead you to were you need to be. To Marcus Beer i have this to say. Professionalism is more than being on a popular show. It also has alot to do with what comes out of your mouth. The constant swearing and put downs need to stop. Your talented and i agree with some of you views and i believe you can go far in life. Be positive towards others even if you don’t agree with them. Ill end with a rap video from the Hip-Hop Gamer. I think this sums up what he’s all about. Listen and enjoy.

As always let me know how you feel about the matter and tell me what makes Wii U Mad?