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

[Plankton]

i was unfamiliar with him

I already knew that.



And the fact that you already fukked up twice and said "toasting"and then switching up after the fact saying he's a Reggae DJ when the article u posted literally says "HipHop DJ" confirms you are unfamiliar and aren't qualified to be in this conversation. I'm done. I will no longer respond to anything you say because you don't know the history.

 

[Shadow King]

Most people aren't real Hip Hop heads. Zulu Nation established in the 80s that hip hop has no color yet most of the new generation are unaware of this fact so this whole tweet is off.

I never knew they said that. Damn ...

Wait until these people find out about

De la soul
Utfo
Slick rick
Fabolus
Biggie
Foxy
Grandmaster flash
Monie love
Mc lyte
The list goes on

All of De La is Caribbean?

 

[Devilinurear]

the early days of hiphop are the 60s and 70s. Fat Joe is not from that.

Explain?

 

[beenz]

man people are fukking stupid out here.

 

[ajnapoleon]

I never knew they said that. Damn ...

All of De La is Caribbean?

Dave was Haitian

Oh and Phife was trini

 

[Plankton]

I never knew they said that. Damn ...

Bam in 1996 literally destroys the popular narrative said by those on The Coli.

How you act, walk, look and talk is all part of Hip Hop culture. And the music is colorless. Hip Hop music is made from Black, brown, yellow, red and white.

Afrika Bambaataa interview from 1996

Hip Hop History: Interview w/ Afrika Bambaataa Hip Hop’s Ambassador | Hip-Hop and Politics

Everyone in Hip Hop owes a bit of gratitude to Hip Hop pioneer Afrika Bambaataa and his Universal Zulu Nation. Here’s a guy who came out of New York’s ruthless gang culture and succeeded in creating something positive when there was so much negativity around. He took former gang members put them...

hiphopandpolitics.com

 

[Shadow King]

Dave was Haitian

Oh and Phife was trini

I know about Dave but that's 1 out of 3

 

[ajnapoleon]

I know about Dave but that's 1 out of 3

I’m not sure about maseo I think he half

 

[Wig Twistin Season]

that was the 80s


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

Bro… I’m a 70s baby. I know when Hip Hop was born, but you’re acting like late 70s to the early 80s was far apart.

 

[8WON6]

I already knew that.



And the fact that you already fukked up twice and said "toasting"and then switching up after the fact saying he's a Reggae DJ when the article u posted literally says "HipHop DJ" confirms you are unfamiliar and aren't qualified to be in this conversation. I'm done. I will no longer respond to anything you say because you don't know the history.

You tried to throw reggae dj name in a hip-hop discussion and acted like you hit a homerun. Lmao. You went with that goofy ass sound system argument.

I knew there was a reason you were scared to respond. ..."what about this random reggae person?....gotcha"

And yes I was unfamiliar with a person the actual hip-hop pioneers NEVER mention because he's a reggae dj.

 

[kingofnyc]

These sentiments have already been said prior.

Now u did say that they are "currently" culture vultures so I'm still missing the angle on how that is.

I don’t understand what angle your missing

these 2 individuals became culture vultures the minute that they disrespected and try to rewrite history on the culture they partaken

 

[Shadow King]

Cats not from the birthplace trying dictate what was what...

 

[Uncouth Savage]

A person born and raised in AMERICAN culture is an AMERICAN
Fat Joe and Busta are PROUD Americans
end of story

 

[SupaHotIce]

shxt is the woat. i be feeling mad but hate where all this continues to go. Was just talking to my wife about it. The fact that people don’t have to be face to face to express these weird takes anymore just empowers so much nonsense.

The funniest thing is "You would never say this shyt to me in real life"

I never have to because these mfs are never bold enough to share their dumbass opinions offline

 

[kingofnyc]

Bro… I’m a 70s baby. I know when Hip Hop was born, but you’re acting like late 70s to the early 80s was far apart.

I specifically said the end of the 60s very beginning of the 70s is when the culture was created by solely black Americans several years thereafter more towards the mid to late 70s when Spanish people started heavily joining into the culture