Chuck D Slams Jay-Z, Kanye West for Use of ‘N-Word’

[Orbital-Fetus]

rap music ...WAS beneficial to black people because it started on the idea of more peace and less physical fighting/shooting. then it moved to the real conscious stuff that wasnt just conscious about africa/black history ,etc. but also consciousness(PE,xclan, etc) about whats going on with cism and the people in charge(ice cube). i mean Queen L. did have a song saying Who you callin a B....

i mean KRS did tell us about Edutainment.

a lot of black student unions were started because of that music PE and them were spitting . that even pushed a black college movement, and a college movement amongst young black folks in general, especially young brothas. so hiphip did some good. but as of today. uhhh i aint seeing it. lol.

the only good its doing is getting some hood boys out of the hood and making them rich. thats cool. but at what cost? the cost of them assisting THE MAN in ruining other blacks youths lives by way of messaging over the airwaves,internet, etc.

i'm at a loss for words...

great post right here.

 

[theworldismine13]

Chuck D "apologized" for Flav's c00ning on those VH1 shows and he accused the people at VH1 of exploiting Flav. He didn't apologize for all the c00ning that Flav did with PE and he didn't call himself out for exploiting Flav's c00ning. That makes him a hypocrite.

I don't agree that nikkas in Paris was disrespectful to black people, and it certainly isn't as disrespectful as Flav's presence in the mainstream media. His criticism is invalid and hypocritical.

That's pretty much a god dam lie, flava flav was clownish but it's a huge stretch to call him a c00n when he was in pe, especially when he was playing the hypeman for one of the most pro black rap groups ever, the level of ignorance to say that is astounding

Flava flav went of the deep end when he came to vh1 but I don't think chuck d has to apologize for the pe era, do you even know anything about pe? The notion that chuck d needs to apologize for flava flav during the pe era is one of the stupidest and non hip hop things I've heard and motherfukers have the nerve to question my presence in this board, foh

If you are not offended by nikkaz in Paris that's your right but a lot of black people find nikkaz in Paris offensive and a lot of people found flava flav in vh1 offensive that is why chuck d apologized for it, I don't think chuck d is being hypocritical at all

 

[NYC Rebel]

what a corny retort

so we got flava flav and ll cool j on the list, anybody else yall want to throw up to defend gwyneth paltrow's best friend and the demonic pawg worshipper so that you can avoid discussing the blatant disrespect to the black race by 'nikkaz in paris'

Corny?

I think the current trend of black men in white face proudly dismissing away slavery as something cheap enough to be bargained away by ignoring the wearing of a chain is much more destructive than ranting about white folks choice of words.

 

[SAJ!!]

That's pretty much a god dam lie, flava flav was clownish but it's a huge stretch to call him a c00n when he was in pe, especially when he was playing the hypeman for one of the most pro black rap groups ever, the level of ignorance to say that is astounding

Flava flav went of the deep end when he came to vh1 but I don't think chuck d has to apologize for the pe era, do you even know anything about pe? The notion that chuck d needs to apologize for flava flav during the pe era is one of the stupidest and non hip hop things I've heard and motherfukers have the nerve to question my presence in this board, foh

If you are not offended by nikkaz in Paris that's your right but a lot of black people find nikkaz in Paris offensive and a lot of people found flava flav in vh1 offensive that is why chuck d apologized for it, I don't think chuck d is being hypocritical at all

But it didn't stop Chuck from doing a collabo with Vanilla Ice, Now did it?

[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BWQbPbXHW68[/ame]

 

[theworldismine13]

Corny?

I think the current trend of black men in white face proudly dismissing away slavery as something cheap enough to be bargained away by ignoring the wearing of a chain is much more destructive than ranting about white folks choice of words.

Yo man, what the fuk are you talking about?

 

[theworldismine13]

But it didn't stop Chuck from doing a collabo with Vanilla Ice, Now did it?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BWQbPbXHW68

Sounds like he laid some pro black militant lyrics on a vanilla ice song, am I suppose to be outraged by that? Are you offended?

 

[88m3]

Yo man, what the fuk are you talking about?

What, did it go over your head?

 

[SAJ!!]

Sounds like he laid some pro black militant lyrics on a vanilla ice song, am I suppose to be outraged by that? Are you offended?

I'm basically saying that Chuck's own backyard needs repairs, too.

And people should have called him out for that reason alone.

 

[theworldismine13]

What, did it go over your head?

Yeah, apparently

 

[theworldismine13]

I'm basically saying that Chuck's own backyard needs repairs, too.

And people should have called him out for that reason alone.

that callobo sounds more like a personal embrassment than anything else, what exactly are we suppose to be outraged about, what did he say that get your panties in a bunch?

 

[SAJ!!]

that callobo sounds more like a personal embrassment than anything else, what exactly are we suppose to be outraged about, what did he say that get your panties in a bunch?

Google it!!!

 

[theworldismine13]

Google it!!!

sure i found this

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bi-Polar_(Vanilla_Ice_album)

and this

http://www.groupsrv.com/hobby/about465603.html

Chuck D: "I always thought his (Eminem's) interviews were not his inner
views, but now his inner views and his interviews have become closer to
each other, so he's trying to escape the commodity. He wasn't being as
real as possible in his interviews. Yes, he's a hard worker, one of the
most skilled cats out there, but you didn't invent being the most
brilliant white kid that rapped. Understand that the Jackie Robinson of
white kids rapping was the Beastie Boys, 3rd Bass and Vanilla Ice."

You give Vanilla Ice credit?

Chuck D: "When I saw Vanilla Ice in 1987, '88, I wanted to sign him. I
said, "Man, there's an Elvis for every situation." I'm looking at this
white kid with five black dancers behind him, just like Hammer's doing.
I'm saying, "This is a switch." But he already had somebody else's
management. I knew he was going to go through some heat, because it was
an Afro-centric era, he's gonna come out as a white kid. He had to break
down a lot of barriers. I don't like people's absence of memory. If he
sold 22 million To The Extreme cassette tapes, why are so many folks in
denial? Black folks got denial: Hammer denial. If you're seven or eight
years old, how are you gonna play like, I'm straight outta Compton.
You're seven or eight years old, you've got Vanilla Ice, Hammer, they've
got cartoons. Their video is on MTV and you're gonna act like, Nah, that
ain't real. Well, you ain't real yet, at nine."

im not following what im supposed to be outraged about tho and how its related to nikkaz in paris, break it down for me please

 

[theworldismine13]

this is the proper way for a black man to do a white show, you dont have debase yourself by walking around the stage calling yourself a nikka 11 times

[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CEwKCu0P89c[/ame]

 

[SAJ!!]

sure i found this

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bi-Polar_(Vanilla_Ice_album)

and this

http://www.groupsrv.com/hobby/about465603.html



im not following what im supposed to be outraged about tho and how its related to nikkaz in paris, break it down for me please

Simple.

You're a PE stan.

 

[theworldismine13]

Simple.

You're a PE stan.

and you're reaching for anything to besmirch chuck d, which is corny, you havent even actually responded to the actual issue that chuck d brought up, nobody has

everybody wants to pretend that there is nothing wrong with two black men making a song called nikkas in paris, its disgusting what the rap industry is trying to shove down black people's throat