Speech #TheNfactory Part 2 (must see video)

[Booker T Garvey]

- Speaks on how Hip Hop has been used to destroy our community

 

[OfTheCross]

Damn. That shyt hurt my feelings

 

[you're NOT "n!ggas"]

Haven't watched yet and I'm not excusing commerical hip hop but this shyt goes a lot deeper than that.


I don't wanna get into it but we were associating one another and ourselves as "n****s" before hip hop came around, or became commercialized, and those seeds helped grow what we see today... I'll leave it at that

 

[Booker T Garvey]

Haven't watched yet and I'm not excusing commerical hip hop but this shyt goes a lot deeper than that.


I don't wanna get into it but we were associating one another and ourselves as "n****s" before hip hop came around, or became commercialized, and those seeds helped grow what we see today... I'll leave it at that

of course we were, but we weren't blatantly promoting the destruction of our people the way we are now.

also, a lot of older heads have told me and i've overheard them say, that all that n**ga talk was for street cats, the hustlers, pimps, and pool hall dudes. regular everyday church going black folks didn't talk like that.

 

[agpxknt]

Brother Del Jones talks about the American Ni**er factory as well

 

[Aintnobodystupid]

Just watched. Minus him saying 10 crack commandments was on ready to die in 94 it was good.

 

[omnifax]

I agree 100% with his point about the imbalance of hip-hop artist exposure. It was gradual shift starting in the early 90's and by time you got to the late 90's early 2000's there was almost no variety of artists content wise on mainstream outlets.

On another note I can't believe he had a picture of Boyce Watkins as a prominent "activist" towards the end