Isn't it an irony.
Singing about the tough life growing up in the ghetto and how you have no future execept violence, drugs and gangs - and then selling the music
back to the poor slobs stuck and dieing in the ghetto - makes you more money than any of the "dreamers" back in "da hood" could imagine.
Its also kinda an irony that the excesses of "the man" that is the cause for all the suffering in the "hood" is what the reward is
And what a reward - all the "great modern F-Cars" hehe