The arrogance and disrespect towards the rest of the FBAs in the country from New Yorkers is what led to the division of our tribe.
Listen to Beenie Man tether
In your mammys bedroomWhat happens when an ADOS FBA smashes a Jewish broad? Can you be Canadian Jewish Ados
How many percent do you need to survive the cut?
Where does this group convene to discuss all these intricate and important matters?
No, but they continue to ignore all the video evidence of the actual 60/70 year olds that knew Bam, Mario, and them personally before they started dj’ing, was at the parties, and directly influenced what became hip hop culture, in this very thread and all over this board, that obliterates Dre’s little rant.
Of course your cosplaying ass agrees
They are avoiding this thread like the plaque.
First Slick Rick and Doug E Fresh and now Melle Mel.
Notice how the actual pioneers are the ones supporting Joe while people who have zero contribution to the culture say otherwise.
I’m 39…101% black, had a business in the Bronx for 7 years but been around the Bronx almost all of my life. Hip hop, on paper, was born a little over a decade before me so I don’t think there was that drastic of a difference then in the communities. Blacks and PR came up together, same building, same floor, same schools, same playgrounds, same teams, etc… there was little to no segregation in NYC then and double that for the Bronx…outside of the prison system.
. I’m just speaking objectively, I’m not trying to ostracize them simply because they’re PR and I’m black, I’d like to think I’m a little too evolved for that type shhit.
nyc DEVELOPED into that relationship. It didn't start off that wayI’m 39…101% black, had a business in the Bronx for 7 years but been around the Bronx almost all of my life. Hip hop, on paper, was born a little over a decade before me so I don’t think there was that drastic of a difference then in the communities. Blacks and PR came up together, same building, same floor, same schools, same playgrounds, same teams, etc… there was little to no segregation in NYC then and double that for the Bronx…outside of the prison system.
Did PR create Rap? No, black folk did. Were PR there at the park jams, even that park jam in 1973, at the start? Of course, it’s not even deniable.
And, Melle Mel was there at the start, lol
nikka fukk Maily Mail or whatever the fukk his name is ill go postal on that nikka Ill beat his ass. Fat Joe too.
Mel is dancing and on bullshyt. Watch the documentary. HIM and all the other people from that era are all saying it was. Ricans and Blacks stayed on opposite ends of the park. Ricans looked down on the Blacks and came around after shyt got hot. Caz's man Disco Wiz, got into fights because other Ricans woud see him doing Hip-Hop and rolling with Cold Crush and they would say racist shyt and attack him for hanging with "cocolos". Unfortunately, Wiz was a trained boxer, so he had to leave a bunch of his fellow Ricans resting comfortably in the street. You younger New Yorkers just assume it's the Rainbow Coalition like NYC is now and that's just false.I’m 39…101% black, had a business in the Bronx for 7 years but been around the Bronx almost all of my life. Hip hop, on paper, was born a little over a decade before me so I don’t think there was that drastic of a difference then in the communities. Blacks and PR came up together, same building, same floor, same schools, same playgrounds, same teams, etc… there was little to no segregation in NYC then and double that for the Bronx…outside of the prison system.
Did PR create Rap? No, black folk did. Were PR there at the park jams, even that park jam in 1973, at the start? Of course, it’s not even deniable.
And, Melle Mel was there at the start, lol
This, and don't forget when that invention becomes highly profitable too
