Hip Hop was the 1st time in America where stereotypes of Blackfolks were self inflicted

[HandsomeBrute]

Go anywhere in the world even where no black people are and they will think of you as the ignorance they see in hip hop videos call you nikka


Rap is such a disgusting negative art form

You have dudes 45 and 50 plus still talking about busting guns, drugs , and treating women like chattels.

These dudes are friggin Peter oan in how they will never grow up

Last summer i met this white french chick while she was taking pics on the Williamsburg bridge. As we were walking i asked her what it's like in Paris and she said "you'll like it, the girls like the whole gangsta gangsta thing"while giggling, i didn't think much about it at first but now i'm like she thinks i'm into gangsta rap because i'm black.

nikkas can sit up here and say "they'll hate us anyway" but this hip hop shyt has really tarnished our look worldwide, even other blacks think low of black people because of rap.

 

[gluvnast]

Last summer i met this white french chick while she was taking pics on the Williamsburg bridge. As we were walking i asked her what it's like in Paris and she said "you'll like it, the girls like the whole gangsta gangsta thing"while giggling, i didn't think much about it at first but now i'm like she thinks i'm into gangsta rap because i'm black.

nikkas can sit up here and say "they'll hate us anyway" but this hip hop shyt has really tarnished our look worldwide, even other blacks think low of black people because of rap.

But these negative images about black people been flooding around for DECADES.... watch this video and see the cartoons shown... imagine the CHILD'S MINDSET regardless of race when they get preconditioned to the images and how that in itself props up suggestive behavior and belief towards black people.

 

[jackson35]

why focus on the image as opposed to the reality? most hip hop artist are married, educated, successful, with lot of kids who give back to the hood

 

[smokeurobinson]

Ruthless Records had MAJOR distribution.... courtesy of PRIORITY RECORDS... who owned Priority Records again?

Again... you try to have it one way, but reality speaks another. Or MAY you are blind to the fact that the white devil OWNS and controls everything. So any so-called stereotype there is about the black man... the WHITE MAN invented it. These so-called stereotypes you speak of been around since slavery. You obviously so uneducated in your history that you cannot look beyond rap music which isn't even that old....no music OR culture have that negative effect in comparison to the 400 years of physical and then mental enslavement. The word c00n isn't a word that Tariq Nasheed made up... it is a term used at black people for over a century, and black people back THEN lived up to many of those negative stereotypes... this shyt AIN'T brand new. This shyt isn't something that SUDDENLY SPROUTED because some people in the BRONX felt so. Why not READ A BOOK... learn about your history. Study your lessons... maybe you realize this issue among black enslavement and white supremacy is bigger than hip hop.

1) Priority became a major way after NWA broke up

2) Dude...Hip hop was the first time we created the stereotypes for us and not a white audience. Period, bottom line. In Malcolm Xs bio he states that he cringed when he saw Butterfly McQueen play her role in Gone With the Wind....Because GoneWith The Wind was for a white audience. But on the flip side Black hip hop fans proudly sang "it aint no fun if the homie cant have none" and "bytches aint shyt but hoes and tricks" and "its 187 on an undercover cop" and "rolling down the street smoking indo sipping on gin and juice" and "Ratatat tat tat cuz I never hesitate to put a nikka on his back"

thats the difference between white demand on a major scale and self inflicting on a major scale.

 

[smokeurobinson]

why focus on the image as opposed to the reality? most hip hop artist are married, educated, successful, with lot of kids who give back to the hood

You're not being realistic.


Image is a big deal in Hip Hop.


When I think Snoop I dont picture this

I picture this

 

[jackson35]

You're not being realistic.


Image is a big deal in Hip Hop.


When I think Snoop I dont picture this i'm being realistic,in school we were taught to make proper distinctions.

I picture this

 

[IllmaticDelta]

Vaudeville is white entertianment fool

Broadway is white entertainment fool.


You cant compare white demand to an artform started by Black people for Black people. I already pointed out how u keep doing that. U keep pointing out white demand for entertainment and thats not self infliction, thats white demand for entertainment.Hip Hop didnt start out as no white demand shyt.

stop it...the way you're trying to slither out of this is laughable. Making excusing for c00ning when noone put a gun to their head and forced them into it For the record, there was black vaudeville and black broadway that wasn't intended to please white audiences.

 

[IllmaticDelta]

Yeah, the overall white demand of such stereotypes are not self inflicted. You cant compare what Blacks did as a means of survival in entertainment to appease white audiences to an artform started in the hood by DJs in clubs and Block parties were there was no white demand for a specific sound or look.

the fuk...you're trying to give an out to c00ning/self inflicted harm is

 

[prophecypro]

Blaxplotation movies it could be argued were worse.

Actually the crack game

 

[smokeurobinson]

stop it...the way you're trying to slither out of this is laughable. Making excusing for c00ning when noone put a gun to their head and forced them into it For the record, there was black vaudeville and black broadway that wasn't intended to please white audiences.

You are right...No one put a gun to their heads to c00n. But who were they c00ning for? Were they c00ning for Black audiences or white audiences?? The topic is "self inflicting stereotypes" Hip Hop wasn't created for no damn white audience. Hip Hop wasn't created so white people can have Black people acting out stereotypical roles.


I already pointed out that in Malcolm Xs bio he states that he cringed when he saw Butterfly McQueen play her role in Gone With the Wind....Because Gone With The Wind was for a white audience.
Malcolm X cringed when he saw Butterfly McQueen c00ning because dont no Black audience wanna see no shyt like that. Thats white audience fodder. All this talk of Oscar Micheaux and u couldnt even tell me which movies he made for whites or Blacks..... for the most part we dont know if there was actually a Black audience that accepted and co signed any stereotypical movies he was involved in. You dont know and you're lying if u say u do.




Hip Hop wasnt created for no white audience. This we do know.

Also, your article doesnt specify between Black and white Vaudeville/Broadway. Thats u reaching.

 

[smokeurobinson]

the fuk...you're trying to give an out to c00ning/self inflicted harm is

No...U cant compare them because they are different times. Just like how in Iceberg Slims book it was the 40's when he was screaming on his hoes and a cop car went by and he had to put on a sambo smile to keep things cool because thats how it was in that era. The survival tactics of the 30's and 40s with Jim Crow and "seperate but equal" are way different from the 90's and 2000's. Thats why Hip Hop makes it the first because the stereotypes was by Blacks for a black audience not a white audience even tho it spilled over to that.

 

[smokeurobinson]

OP and that clown @PhonZhi got that work in this thread..

shout-out to @IllmaticDelta

24 hours later. U still feel the same with ya hero destroying his own arguments with his own evidence



Here's a history lesson. @PhonZhi posted a link to a video of Kodak Blacks 2017 TBC interview were he wears a ski mask and acts in stereotypical form. Yet Iceberg slim put a mask on in an interview during the 60's but he did it out of shame because street pimping was looked down on in modern America. In the 60's there was shame in the Black community in openly saying you were involved in criminal activity




Thats video proof of how someone Black in the 60's involved in criminal activity goes on TV and shuns his criminal involvement.


This is Tookie Williams on TV in the 70's....he's not screaming Crip! Crip! He's telling the world he's into body building. Being Black and telling the world u are a criminal in real life was not cool like that in the 70's.




When Gary Weis did the '70's documentray 80 Blocks From Tiffanys that was a white man who went to Bronx gangs....wasn't no Bronx gangs going out there to tell the world what they doing. The white man had to come to them for that shyt to get out. Thats a white platform pushing the stereotype.

It wasn't till gangster rap took over Hip Hop in the early 90's that Black folks collectively used a platform of their own creation for making it seem cool to tell the world you they are really involved in criminal activity.

 

[Eastside Get The Money]

If there was no Jimmy Iovine hip hop would not be this negative. This man praised and rewarded gangsta rap, drug rap, and crazy rap (Eminem) and then got everyone to blame black people.

 

[Formerly Black Trash]

You know what i agree
But its just a larger symptom of whats wrong with black peoplr
All these issues stem from slavery and us being treatrd as third class citizens after

 

[hustlemania]

24 hours later. U still feel the same with ya hero destroying his own arguments with his own evidence



Here's a history lesson. @PhonZhi posted a link to a video of Kodak Blacks 2017 TBC interview were he wears a ski mask and acts in stereotypical form. Yet Iceberg slim put a mask on in an interview during the 60's but he did it out of shame because street pimping was looked down on in modern America. In the 60's there was shame in the Black community in openly saying you were involved in criminal activity




Thats video proof of how someone Black in the 60's involved in criminal activity goes on TV and shuns his criminal involvement.


This is Tookie Williams on TV in the 70's....he's not screaming Crip! Crip! He's telling the world he's into body building. Being Black and telling the world u are a criminal in real life was not cool like that in the 70's.




When Gary Weis did the '70's documentray 80 Blocks From Tiffanys that was a white man who went to Bronx gangs....wasn't no Bronx gangs going out there to tell the world what they doing. The white man had to come to them for that shyt to get out. Thats a white platform pushing the stereotype.

It wasn't till gangster rap took over Hip Hop in the early 90's that Black folks collectively used a platform of their own creation for making it seem cool to tell the world you they are really involved in criminal activity.

you still getting dragged thru the mud in your own thread, tho..

typing long-winded rants only makes you look even dumber.. at least your buddy @PhonZhi was smart enough to bow out when he knew he took an L..

your schtick is played out.. you feel that way about hip-hop, and Black folks- why are you even a member here..? maybe you should contemplate that before getting your face rubbed in the mud anymore than it already has been..