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Tariq’s movie premiere in NYC. Line down the block FBA turned out to support!! #MicrophoneCheck
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Tariq is debating with facts. Fat Joe is a known liar. He said Latinos created hiphop 50/50 with FBA. You believe that?
Nobody can prove it.
K.O.N.Y
Superstar
who gives a fukk
if telling the truth on our own culture gets people mad then they weren't worth being allies in the first place. Tariq has a whole nation of black americans lol, fat joe would just bring more attention to the fact
To the fake unity types- Are we a part of the african diaspora or not ? Yall certainly dont act like it. Something being of black american origin is not an actual problem if your serious about diasporan unity. You certaintly dont have a problem with claiming something is african
All it took was for one founding pioneer to be non fba and peoples imaginations went wild
Literally the whole toasting thing, sound system thing etc are top to bottom lies that never came from herc himself. Let that sink in
Plankton
All Star
You missed the point and went left..
You're talking about something else. You wanna talk facts. Tariq aint on The Breakfast Club promoting this movie. That's a fact. That's what I was talking about.
Plankton
All Star
who gives a fukk
if telling the truth on our own culture gets people mad then they weren't worth being allies in the first place.
The problem with this comment is that Hip Hop is colorless. You don't know Hip Hop so you don't know this because you follow Tariq Nasheed who isn't hip hop.
Bam was saying that Hip Hop was colorless since the 80's. Hip Hop doesn't separate ethnicity or races. That's the "truth on our culture" that you keep leaving out. You listen to Tariq, I'll listen to one of the founding fathers.
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.
One thing we all got in common is your color, which is Black and Latino, which is our family.
Link here:
1989 Interview w/ Afrika Bambaataa by Davey D
www.daveyd.com
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IllmaticDelta
Veteran
AfroAmericans actually were doing Dub before Jamaicans stumbled across the idea and yes, I have the receipts
K.O.N.Y
Superstar
I don’t remember you going over that. I actually am interested in seeing that as wellAfroAmericans actually were doing Dub before Jamaicans stumbled across the idea and yes, I have the receipts
RickyDiBiase
The Sword of Jesus of Nazareth
AfroAmericans actually were doing Dub before Jamaicans stumbled across the idea and yes, I have the receipts
How do you know it's factually through
I mean call me crazy, trying to stunt on cacs is one thing, but doing that to people you share a phenotype too is a little wild.
but I digrees
you new blacks move differently
K.O.N.Y
Superstar
Bro i am from the BRONX BORN N RAISED
i grew up in what was probably the biggest incubator for hip hop culture- Bronx river projects
Was raised right around bronxdale projects where mario and the spades were from
grew up hearing stories from people like Trixie and older baby spades members since i was a kid
get all the way the fukk oudda here
Plankton
All Star
Bro i am from the BRONX BORN N RAISED
i grew up in what was probably the biggest incubator for hip hop culture- Bronx river projects
Was raised right around bronxdale projects where mario and the spades were from
grew up hearing stories from people like Trixie and older baby spades members since i was a kid
get all the way the fukk oudda here
I'm from The Bronx too. Lived pretty much in almost every section of the Bronx. LOL @ you thinking you was pulling out a bigger dikk saying you were from my city.
You being from The Bronx doesn't take away from the fact that you are on record going hard to stress a Tariq Nasheed talking point that has diddly squat to do with hip hop. How you from The Bronx and you know damn well no one from here talks that shyt Tariq is on?
You, my freind, can get all the way the fukk out of here with that "separatist" bullshyt because it has nothing to do with Hip Hop. You doing that confirms you don't know anything about Hip Hop.
IllmaticDelta
Veteran
Well, we have to base it on recorded output and the dates of said output
RickyDiBiase
The Sword of Jesus of Nazareth
So why the slight at Jamaicans then
K.O.N.Y
Superstar
my thing isI'm from The Bronx too. Lived pretty much in almost every section of the Bronx. LOL @ you thinking you was pulling out a bigger dikk saying you were from my city.
You being from The Bronx doesn't take away from the fact that you are on record going hard to stress a Tariq Nasheed talking point that has diddly squat to do with hip hop. How you from The Bronx and you know damn well no one from here talks that shyt Tariq is on?
You, my freind, can get all the way the fukk out of here with that "separatist" bullshyt because it has nothing to do with Hip Hop. You doing that confirms you don't know anything about Hip Hop.
when you stand on something.................you have to do it and be RIGHT
you have been consistently WRONG. Name 1 thing in that documentary or what was here that wasnt facts
CodeKansas
Superstar
Plankton
All Star
You said that I've been "consistently wrong" yet the only thing I stressed in this thread is that Hip Hop is colorless and I did it with words from an actual pioneers mouth. You ignored me pointing out that Hip Hop is colorless to tell me you are from my city. I presented a talking point from an actual pioneer of the culture that counters the "separatist" talking point that you are co signing and you ignored it yet I have been "consistently wrong" according to you.
This is what you did:
-Tariq Nasheed who isn't Hip Hop promotes separatism in Hip Hop
-You and every poster who doesn't know Hip Hop history co signs Tariq
- I point out that a Hip Hop pioneer and founding father said decades ago that there is no color in Hip Hop.
- You ignore that and tell me I'm "consistently wrong."
