So Busta Rhymes & Fat Joe are hip hop culture vultures now ?

[3rd Ward Swangin]

"Soldiers died fighting for our freedom not cops. Why disrespect them?" - Colin Kaepernick taking the knee did not sit well with NY hip-hop legend Fat Joe

Irrespective of one's opinion, Colin Kaepernick and his protests are difficult to overlook. Kaepernick first took a knee during an NFL game in 2016 to protest police brutality and racial inequality.

www.sportskeeda.com

 

[kingofnyc]

Ok cool

If you feel so strong run up on busta and fat joe and tell them face to face the culture vultures and not part of hip hop

Both of them go back to 87


They both 50 plus it should be easy work the should both bow down to the FBA only matters BS and I’m FBA and carribain


In fact go to any one of the legends that not FBA and tell them


It’s on you since you want to tell people where they don’t belong


No smoke just asking if you willing

did you even read and comprehend my post? I said nothing about them having to bow down to FBA

But the truth is that these two iconic legends told absolute disgusting lies about this culture that we all love

and for the record, I am in the same age range as them maybe a year or two younger than Trevor and Joseph

 

[8WON6]

LOL. You are obviously unfamiliar with King Charles. That tells me you aren't qualified to be in this conversation.

LOL...so we're you trying to go the toasting route?

edit: I see you're going with the "Jamaicans created hiphop...yadda yadda yadda...we had sound systems" myth.

 

[Bunchy Carter]

 

[Sbp]

I’m black you fukking goofy

Highly doubt that. No self respecting black man man would be jumping at the chance to defend a Puerto Rican who said "nobody is going to stop me from saying nikka"

 

[TEH]

Meanwhile, Caz was in a group with a Puerto Rican.

The Cold Crush Brothers - Wikipedia

en.m.wikipedia.org

Rewriting history. Sad.

Blame white supremacists backed Tariq

 

[kingofnyc]

“Latinos weren’t a part or Hip Hop’s roots” — Idiot

Meanwhile…

that was the 80s


hip-hop was created in the end of 60s - beginning of 70s

 

[Plankton]

LOL...so we're you trying to go the toasting route?

2nd time you said "toasting." Yep, that confirms you are totally unfamiliar with DJ King Charles. I'm just gonna let u bask in your lack of knowledge. Have a good day. We're done.

 

[BrothaZay]

Highly doubt that. No self respecting black man man would be jumping at the chance to defend a Puerto Rican who said "nobody is going to stop me from saying nikka"

But you won’t stop him …

 

[ajnapoleon]

did you even read and comprehend my post? I said nothing about them having to bow down to FBA

But the truth is that these two iconic legends told absolute disgusting lies about this culture that we all love

and for the record, I am in the same age range as them maybe a year or two younger than Trevor and Joseph

Then go tell them to thier face then

It should be easy right?

Did they say something wrong yes but damn for them to be told they are culture vultures let’s be real

 

[ajnapoleon]

But you won’t stop him …

Nope he won’t just behind the phone or the keys

 

[Diyhai]

Kool Herc Jamaican so nyggas can easily claim that

 

[8WON6]

2nd time you said "toasting." Yep, that confirms you are unfamiliar with DJ King Charles. I'm just gonna let u bask in your lack of knowledge. Have a good day. We're done.

i was unfamiliar with him because it's that goofy ass "we had sound systems...therefore we created hiphop" myth. It's so far off the radar it's laughable.

King Charles, another seminal HipHop DJ in Queens, acquired a sound system in 1968, introducing bass-heavy reggae beats with his kick-ass giant speakers. Originally from Jamaica (as is Kool Herc), King Charles was influenced by dubmaster King Tubby.

dude was a reggae DJ.

nice try.

 

[Sbp]

But you won’t stop him …

You a loser homie stop quoting me

 

[BrothaZay]

You a loser homie stop quoting me

You in my thread I’m not in yours