Fat Joe Says “From The Birthplace To Its Inception, He Is Hip Hop”

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there may have been one or two people here and there in the beginning, who knows, but they aint create shyt and damn sure not 50/50! if they did, it would have been a Puerto Rican Melle Mel, Caz, KRS ONE, Rakim, Sugar Hill, Kurtis Blow. how they create some shyt 50/50 but aint have no damn representatives??? literally wasnt shyt til Big Pun came along, especially Fat Joe.

another couple of points. I never get how people hate on not only Tariq (who doesnt have a criminal background that I know of) Elijah Muhammad, Minister Farrakhan, but worship Malcolm X. coli posters the worst with that shyt.
damn homey. i stopped reading after this.

1. one or two ricans in the bronx is crazy work
2. no ricans till fat joe is CRAZY work
3. comparing tariq nasheed to malcolm x is BEYOND crazy work

welcome to the other side breh

in reality,

1. puerto rico been part of america since 1950
2. puerto rico is place not an ethnicity
3. many of the founders in hiphop are of carib origin
4. fania records
 

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What's going on with all the Fat Joe posts? He been around for years and Ive just found out, according this forum, he a racist, shyts crazy.
Racist or not, that nikka is hip-hop. He lives and breathes this shyt, his whole fukking life, you gotta respect that.

He’s not racist, he’s just a corny old head PR
 

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They added to it. From MCing, DJing, Writing, Bboying.

That 50/50 thing is cap but they added to it later on.
That's like saying cacs helped create hip hop because eminem.

They don't get credit because a few Hispanics were fukking with the culture AFTER it was already created. Majority of them hated black people and black culture at the time. They don't get credit for helping create something most of them despised in real time.
 

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They don't get credit because a few Hispanics were fukking with the culture AFTER it was already created. Majority of them hated black people and black culture at the time.


You need to tell the whole story. There were Black Americans who despised Hip Hop in real time too. Original B Boy Cholly Rock breaks down how for the most part Hip Hop was hated. He literally says "They were against it....they did not like it" He goes onto say how Disco was king and how for the most part Black Americans were looking down on those who were into Hip Hop.

Now unlike you who is just focused on ethnicity, Cholly Rock is more focused on the bandwagon jumping after the fact from Black Americans. That's his gripe. He is against Black Americans fronting like they were into it in the beginning when a lot of them despised it. Not acknowledging this fact is giving credit to those who despised it in the beginning. When telling the true history you have to add that there was a good portion of Black Americans who hated Hip Hop in the beginning but jumped on the bandwagon when the culture became more popular.

I time stamped it for you

From 9:48 to 11:39

 

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damn homey. i stopped reading after this.

1. one or two ricans in the bronx is crazy work
2. no ricans till fat joe is CRAZY work
3. comparing tariq nasheed to malcolm x is BEYOND crazy work

welcome to the other side breh

in reality,

1. puerto rico been part of america since 1950
2. puerto rico is place not an ethnicity
3. many of the founders in hiphop are of carib origin
4. fania records

I am talking about at the start of hip hop, they wasnt in the culture like that. I give a fukk about them in the 50's.

puerto rico is a culture of blacks colonized by spanish, the place where it happened is irrelevant, also Fat Joe told NORE fukk them nikkas from the island

everyone has some mixed lineage or blood. thats not the argument here. Hip Hop like every other american music genre is a result of black american culture spurred from the ethnogensis we had as africans, black americans, indians/natives slaves. that dont mean we dont have slave master blood in some of us

I am not comparing Tariq wholly to Malcolm X but so what if I was, you nikkas always do that bullshyt. no other person can evolve, change, refocus, elevate besides Malcolm according to you jokers that dont do any research. Malcolm out here pillow talking on Elijah cuz he was salty about Sister Evelyn. but yall got it.

crazy work indeed
 

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You need to tell the whole story. There were Black Americans who despised Hip Hop in real time too. Original B Boy Cholly Rock breaks down how for the most part Hip Hop was hated. He literally says "They were against it....they did not like it" He goes onto say how Disco was king and how for the most part Black Americans were looking down on those who were into Hip Hop.

Now unlike you who is just focused on ethnicity, Cholly Rock is more focused on the bandwagon jumping after the fact from Black Americans. That's his gripe. He is against Black Americans fronting like they were into it in the beginning when a lot of them despised it. Not acknowledging this fact is giving credit to those who despised it in the beginning. When telling the true history you have to add that there was a good portion of Black Americans who hated Hip Hop in the beginning but jumped on the bandwagon when the culture became more popular.

I time stamped it for you

From 9:48 to 11:39



werent a lot of blacks (christians from plantation theology) sanctimonious towards other genres of secular music?

what does this have to do with Ricans creating Hip Hop 50/50?
 

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You need to tell the whole story. There were Black Americans who despised Hip Hop in real time too. Original B Boy Cholly Rock breaks down how for the most part Hip Hop was hated. He literally says "They were against it....they did not like it" He goes onto say how Disco was king and how for the most part Black Americans were looking down on those who were into Hip Hop.
Huge difference between some black people not liking it because it was new and different and majority of Hispanics not liking it because they hated black people and culture.
 

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You need to tell the whole story. There were Black Americans who despised Hip Hop in real time too. Original B Boy Cholly Rock breaks down how for the most part Hip Hop was hated. He literally says "They were against it....they did not like it" He goes onto say how Disco was king and how for the most part Black Americans were looking down on those who were into Hip Hop.

Now unlike you who is just focused on ethnicity, Cholly Rock is more focused on the bandwagon jumping after the fact from Black Americans. That's his gripe. He is against Black Americans fronting like they were into it in the beginning when a lot of them despised it. Not acknowledging this fact is giving credit to those who despised it in the beginning. When telling the true history you have to add that there was a good portion of Black Americans who hated Hip Hop in the beginning but jumped on the bandwagon when the culture became more popular.

I time stamped it for you

From 9:48 to 11:39


These idiots think Hip Hop was this very popular thing that everyone participated in at the very start. Hip Hop was a very niche and rebellious thing to be apart of back then. The older black gen was not fukking with that shyt at all for a very long time. It was literally noise to them. And they lack context. There was many different musically and culture movements going on in the city at the very same time. That’s why it was a very interesting time in the city during that era. The minority of Puerto Rican kids that devoted their life to Hip Hop were fully Americanized and grew up with these black kids from the sandbox and were ostracized from the older gen of PR because they looked at it these kids abandoning their rich culture. You also gotta understand that salsa in the 70s was big fukking time in the city among anyone who spoke Spanish.
 

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Always thought that was wack

As far as his old stuff I messed with this.


Joe has always been average rapper even when Pun, Prospect and etc was writing his shyt. It became laughable when breh got consistently technical and started spitting multi's out of nowhere


King Sun wrote Flow Joe. Pun wrote damn near all of Don Cartegena. Armageddon (a dope dope MC), Prospect, Seis, and Cuban all wrote for him.
 

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Exhibit A of the tethers walking this clown into the game.

The black is trash like someone painting for their very first time all uneven and someone with actual skill added the red outline to clean it up.

It appears KRS is holding red spray paint.

And looking at the clothes this is ‘93/’94.

This was a record company executed photo shoot “for the culture.”


He also made a piece for Wayne
 
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