Fat Joe effectively ended his career and got Pan Africans riding against him.

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We was poppin bottles (literally) and out dressing the crackers even as so called slaves.

nikkas can NEVER fukk with us and don't know shyt about us.

Been dealing with hating ass nikkas and crackers for 500 years.



Can't stand to see a nikka having things.



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Canada Goose said:
I totally forgot about this song :dead:


What's crazy is I have this song on one of my Spotify Playlists! :mjlol:


That song was a one off though, he was ice cold musically for years before it came out and went back to being ice cold again as soon as that song got old.
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That’s what I’m saying it made him relevant again. He parlayed that into being more relevant on social media, podcasts, etc.
 
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Canada Goose said:
End his career? I have no dog in this fight but Fat Joe hasn't been musically relevant in the mainstream since like the mid 2000s :heh:


Even if he never called out FBA his album wasn't going to do numbers.
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Hmm.. he’s like the prototype to French Montana. He’s nobody’s favorite rapper but he’s very persistent and successful somehow:patrice:
 
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CodeKansas said:
And the ones that have been interviewed have said "Black Americans were there FIRST."

Word to Melle Mel. "In the beginning, it was just the nikkas."
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DJ King Charles was Jamaican tho. Came out around the same time as Mario. This was in the 2011 Founding Fathers documentary.
 
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