The Hidden History Museum Presented By Tariq Nasheed 1 Year Anniversary....Tichina Arnold Showed Up

[Ish Gibor]

Tariq is a good brother despite the lies the tethers throw on him

What “lies” have “tethers” thrown on him?

 

[K.O.N.Y]

His "new film" is gonna be poorly produced, poorly recorded, poorly researched, poorly written, poorly marketrd anecdotal trash he put together on a B rate budget not even a quarter of what he received in donations.

We just got done celebrating Hip hops 50th anniversary. Kool Herc and many of his counterparts got they flowers and generations of artists all celebrated the genres history with no agenda whatsoever over black Americans and dirty scheisty "stealing" Caribbeans. Or any of that shyt yall want to hear. You think the Hip Hop gives a shyt about Tariq Nasheed and his bigoted agenda? Like he's finally gonna provoke some big conversation about something no one besides his audience has ever been worried or concerned about?

the bolded proves-at the center of orbit, is just a bitter hating ass nikka.I mean the movie didnt come out yet you were fully on board for them hidden colors documentaries

And whats the agenda. The actual origins have always been a point of contention here in the bronx that was not hip hops 50th anniversary and the record needed to be set straight. You have pioneers who've never been interviewed before on this in this movie

yea let black americans just shut up and go with a lie, i guess we should do the same with country and rock music

just mindless dodo bird c00n babble. These pannies are the worst

 

[WaveCapsByOscorp™]

this nikka don't even spell check his flyers; this is the dude y'all want to give your attention to?

 

[ThrobbingHood]

this nikka don't even spell check his flyers; this is the dude y'all want to give your attention to?

It’s called “mic check” not “spell check.”

 

[Detroit Wave]

the bolded proves-at the center of orbit, is just a bitter hating ass nikka.I mean the movie didnt come out yet you were fully on board for them hidden colors documentaries

And whats the agenda. The actual origins have always been a point of contention here in the bronx that was not hip hops 50th anniversary and the record needed to be set straight. You have pioneers who've never been interviewed before on this in this movie

yea let black americans just shut up and go with a lie, i guess we should do the same with country and rock music

just mindless dodo bird c00n babble. These pannies are the worst

bolded is the only reason ima sail the high seas and watch the movie

 

[WaveCapsByOscorp™]

It’s called “mic check” not “spell check.”

whatever the hell you wanna call illiteracy makes no difference to me

 

[Wig Twistin Season]

Yall just don't fukkin learn huh? Yall must love being treated like hoes by this nicca.

His "new film" is gonna be poorly produced, poorly recorded, poorly researched, poorly written, poorly marketrd anecdotal trash he put together on a B rate budget not even a quarter of what he received in donations.

We just got done celebrating Hip hops 50th anniversary. Kool Herc and many of his counterparts got they flowers and generations of artists all celebrated the genres history with no agenda whatsoever over black Americans and dirty scheisty "stealing" Caribbeans. Or any of that shyt yall want to hear. You think the Hip Hop gives a shyt about Tariq Nasheed and his bigoted agenda? Like he's finally gonna provoke some big conversation about something no one besides his audience has ever been worried or concerned about?

But just like the Hidden History Museum he strokes yalls short, fragile egos, marketing his shyt as some grandiose revelation of "the truth" that's all about making you feel important, significant, and envied. He locks yall in with all this rhetoric he knows your simple brains want to hear. Earns your childlike trust and devotion for his charlatism. Takes your money. Produces some cheap crap. Continues to keep yall locked in by claiming everyones mad about his successful venture, so you should continue buying and supporting. Than finds a new "FBA" project to G yall with.

Nothing changes. His products don't provoke no conversation. His work is rejected and ignored by everyone with a reputation and background in what hes trying to use for his own gain. His ventures don't grow into anything big. He's just selling a brand to foolish people who fall for it.

But sure man. Guy is gonna uncover the truth of Hip Hop that's been denied and stolen from African Americans by Caribbeans. The world cares so much about this. It's gonna change everything. You got to donate and support and buy it! Support the FBA movement family!


I've just come to accept that it's perfectly human to want to feel important and acknowledged in this world. Some scummy people know how to turn that into a business, and some are just too naive to think critically about that sometimes.

”You must change the reputation of 25 others…”

But still, repped.

 

[King]

What “lies” have “tethers” thrown on him?

The "sassy" tether "energy" like yours.

 

[Problematic Pat]

When has he not delivered?

Homes for Haiti
MoorUs App
Winning his court case that he brought against Brandon
The 2 story museum with a screening room
An actual museum that contains hidden history not janky ass printed Google images of Michael Jackson and James Brown that contain no hidden history.

 

[Wig Twistin Season]

The "sassy" tether "energy" like yours.

Do you ever stop to notice how you’ve taken on another man’s vocabulary?

Were you saying those phrases together before Tariq? How does that make you feel to be a parrot just repeating his catch phrases?

I know you’re not going to answer because it has to burn your soul to realize you have an internet daddy, but just think about that this weekend.

 

[Ish Gibor]

The "sassy" tether "energy" like yours.

So what is "sassy" and "tether" about me? What "energy like mine"? What lies are these?

 

[King]

Do you ever stop to notice how you’ve taken on another man’s vocabulary?

Were you saying those phrases together before Tariq? How does that make you feel to be a parrot just repeating his catch phrases?

I know you’re not going to answer because it has to burn your soul to realize you have an internet daddy, but just think about that this weekend.

Were you talking like this before you immigrated to this country?

tether babble

Every nation on the African continent that has gotten its independence brought it about through the philosophy of nationalism. And it will take black nationalism to bring about the freedom of 22 million Afro-Americans, here in this country, where we have suffered colonialism for the past 400 years.

Malcolm X - The Ballot or The Bullet.

Malcolm would've supported Tariq. He would've supported Black Americans standing up for their identity.

Unlike you who would've tethered onto him in an attempt to destroy his character.

 

[Wig Twistin Season]

Were you talking like this before you immigrated to this country?

I can trace my family back to my great grandfather in South Carolina a couple of decades after the Civil War. You sound stupid as fukk.

 

[Ish Gibor]

Were you talking like this before you immigrated to this country?

What do you mean by "this country"? And from where did I supposedly immigrate?

Malcolm X - The Ballot or The Bullet.

What choice will you make?

Malcolm would've supported Tariq. He would've supported Black Americans standing up for their identity.

He was a Pan African who understood the Afro-American identity. The most likeliness would be that Malcom would support Dr. Umar Johnson.

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Unlike you who would've tethered onto him in an attempt to destroy his character.

Was it not an FBA who did the assassination, if I recall it correctly it was.

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We can conclude that you're just saying anything that pops into your head. No rational reasoning behind. lol smh

 

[K.O.N.Y]

Do you ever stop to notice how you’ve taken on another man’s vocabulary?

Were you saying those phrases together before Tariq? How does that make you feel to be a parrot just repeating his catch phrases?

I know you’re not going to answer because it has to burn your soul to realize you have an internet daddy, but just think about that this weekend.

So you were using words like “janky” beforehand. Tariq is like the only one I know of using that since it’s extremely outdated lol

Then that little nitpicking list shows that you have been following dude for a long time

The delusion is crazy