A hit tether hollers
They attempted to sabotage Tariq Nasheed’s new movie.
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A hit tether hollers
Immature, hateful, childish, and a p*ssy like Tariq
Show the board exactly how hateful and anti black you wanna be wite supremacists are
This is the best you got?All that
isn't gonna save you from the receipts I'm dropping
He will never be able to show you Jamaican elders listening to hip hop
Jamaicans did not create or listen any hip hop music in Jamaica
Every other blk american music was listened to widely.
For him to even say Jamaican elders listen hip hop
He must be a damn fukkin comedian
Know how many people laughing at yall, for not knowing simple shyt?
And he supposed to be the smartest of you lot
He teaching yall
smh
IllmaticDelta
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Dude, I already addressed this and proved you wrong
Dude, people who are at least 50 years old would have been born only as far back as 1973. That's the same age group as Busta or Pete Rock. Of course they played/listened to HipHop as they came up during the rise of it as a commercial product. We're not talking about people who are 75+ years old.2 Jamaicans (who LIVE/ARE FROM Jamaica) who are/were 70+ year olds claiming Rap/HipHop as belonging/coming from Jamaica
Biggie's mom is in the same age range as the first generation of HipHop founders (most of them were born in the 1950s). The journalist who wrote this article on Jamaica-Gleaner is also a 1950s baby (73 years old)
Carolyn Cooper | Reclaiming the Jamaican roots of hip hop
Carolyn Cooper | Reclaiming the Jamaican roots of hip hop
On a visit to Senegal in 2018, I got caught in a surprisingly hostile conversation about the origins of hip-hop. I’d been invited to speak at a colloquium on ‘Reclaiming Black Civilizations: Finishing the Decolonization Process.’ It was one of...
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U Roy, who was born in the 1940s, on a few occasions tried to lowkey claim origins to Rap/HipHop
but he knew he would've got his card pulled if he tried to go full out on that claim
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Dude, I already addressed this and proved you wrong
There is NOT ONE SINGLE PERSON who knows Jamaican elders on this website
That would agree with you
NOT ONE
They do not even listen to dancehall music
You an internet research guy trying to squeeze your anti immigration bullshyt into hiphop like Tariq
Agent shyt
Again internet researcher
NOBODY on this website who knows, lives next to, works with, ever talked to any Jamaican elder
Would agree with you
IllmaticDelta
Veteran
see above
YOU set the age of birth starting at 1973....if that's an "elder" then you are wrong
Dude, I already addressed this and proved you wrong
2 Jamaicans (who LIVE/ARE FROM Jamaica) who are/were 70+ year olds claiming Rap/HipHop as belonging/coming from Jamaica
Biggie's mom is in the same age range as the first generation of HipHop founders (most of them were born in the 1950s). The journalist who wrote this article on Jamaica-Gleaner is also a 1950s baby (73 years old)
HOW SIR, HOW
How would Jamaican people in those times have heard hiphop?
Not on the radio
No cassettes were made of hip hop records
see above
YOU set the age of birth at 1973....if that's an "elder" then you are wrong
You know how many people on this website know Jamaican people?
Been to parties with elders
Know the music they play?
You an internet researcher and you wrong
Where would Jamaican people have heard hiphop?
Where?
IllmaticDelta
Veteran
I don't care who's on this website when I have the receipts in print/audio/video from the people who were actually involved
Why were they doing covers of Rap songs in Jamaica in 1979 if they had never heard it?
I don't care who's on this website when I have the receipts in print/audio/video from the people who were actually involved
You ever been to a Jamaican party?
Not young people vibes
Anything in that age range, the age range you referring to. Big people.
Ever heard Stone Love Sound or any sound system play for hours?
Ever saw or heard a clash?
If you experienced any of those things you would understand why you silly
You wrong sir
It is laughable
IllmaticDelta
Veteran
Why can't you just answer the question?
Why was a Jamaican born in the 1940s such as old ass U Roy, claiming HipHop?
Why can't you just answer the question?
I have told you a billion times
Forget about your cherry picked videos and articles
Do you have any personal experience with Jamaican people?
Do you have even one person, not your made up family, yet someone you can call and ask them?
Do you even know blk people?
You acting like you never ever met an immigrant person
The Solid One
Superstar
I have proven that since Jamaican people never listened to hip hop in Jamaica
They never dubbed over or recreated hip hop songs as they did EVERYTHING ELSE
Then there is no way that Jamaicans could claim hip hop
It is ALL AMERICAN
end of story
bytch
now go support trump and maga and worship tariq