Tariq Nasheed's New Song - De Gubbament

[Nicole0416_718_929_646212]

Why are black people suffering?

Immigrants: De Gubbament”
ADOS: “White supremacy”

You guys will fail to see the irony of Tariq Nasheed pushing (and profiting from) each phrase.

And yet who is still standing their ground in their own foundational homeland where they’re ancestors cultivated and progressed?

 

[Nicole0416_718_929_646212]

Says the loser that's been digging through 10 years of posts for 3 weeks and counting. Still no smoking gun.

Your time clearly ain't worth shyt

If you weren’t bothered or if I wasn’t striking a nerve with said posts; then you wouldn’t be responding post for post/comment for comment. And would have shut the fuk up or ignored awhile ago. You’re not convincing.
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[Guess Who]

Isn’t this what African Americans say too?

 

[MoveForward]

it started with good intentions / ADOS ... now ...

Then black immigrants started feeling alienated and decided to start talking sh*t.

 

[Collateral]

Then black immigrants started feeling alienated and decided to start talking sh*t.

What does that have to do with reparations?

 

[K.O.N.Y]

hip hop dances are basic as hell

they don't compare to soukous, afrobeat, amapiano nor even mbalax in terms of complicated choreography

now back when funk and soul train in the 70s was lit, was yall peak in dancing. Then Michael Jackson

hip hop dances are the global standard because it's the most popular genre and as a result, people are going to copy the dance. plus it's so easy to replicate for other races.

Hip hop far surpassed that era of the seventies

none of the others you mentioned has global traction that’s why they are not replicated on that level

 

[Premeditated]

Hip hop far surpassed that era of the seventies

none of the others you mentioned has global traction that’s why they are not replicated on that level

not in dancing

 

[K.O.N.Y]

not in dancing

The dance routines through hip hop are far more advanced now than anything in the seventies stop it.

 

[MoveForward]

What does that have to do with reparations?

You tell me… That’s what the initial conversation was about. Why did your people take that personal and start talking sh*t about black Americans?

 

[Premeditated]

The dance routines through hip hop are far more advanced now than anything in the seventies stop it.

nope. yall peaked in the 70s and 80s

 

[Collateral]

You tell me… That’s what the initial conversation was about. Why did your people take that personal and start talking sh*t about black Americans?

So the reparations push was all about having a conversation huh.

*MY* people never talked bad about any group. But even if they did, what does that have anything to with fighting for reparations?

 

[69 others]

I mean he has a point black people blame others for their problems too damn much. But we need to keep it real across the board.

There are black towns and counties down south without proper sewage and those people were blaming the government. This is in the wealthiest country.
60 Minutes investigates: Americans fighting for access to sewage disposal

I remember Oprah did a segment on black people in the south without running water and people were expecting outside help.
Look at flint water problem everyone blamed the government.

 

[kingofnyc]

I'm glad Tariq is displaying and appreciating the fact that west Africans and carribbeans are the best dancers and choreographers

all dem moves were created by ADOS …….

 

[Premeditated]

all dem moves were created by ADOS …….

 

[mcellas]

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