They attempted to sabotage Tariq Nasheed’s new movie.

[eastside313]

You sound like an emotional female. I support the truth too, and I rather it be truth that is unassailable. You are willing to support a known grifter because he is saying what you like. I rather support actual professionals who will do what is right. I've already seen what he did with the Hidden History Museum, and I am quite a bit disappointed that it has been turned into a club and comedy show venue. So something that should be a look at our rich and solemn history is being used as a place for people to shake their assess and crack jokes.

I should take his intentions seriously?

I shudder to think about how effective his documentary will be on the history of 'Hip-Hop'. Instead he should get an actual recognized and respected Black American historian to lead the documentary. Someone known in the world of documentaries and/or Black American history who does not carry the baggage of being a known grifter who turned a concept for a museum that shows our rich history into a venue for comedians and club goers.

You may be giddy about the idea of him producing a documentary, but I believe our people deserve a documentary on our creation of Hip-Hop that is professionally made and historically unassailable. Meaning it will have the right quotations and supporting documents that will make it exceedingly difficult to take seriously any unsupported claims of creating Hip-Hop by non-Black American ethnicities.

With Tariq doing it and his past history of being a known grifter, this documentary can easily be swept aside as unprofessional drivel. If the real intention is to protect our history on this issue from those trying to hijack it, then he is definitely not the person to do it and be taken seriously in an uncontroversial manner outside of those who are his followers.

Get a darn real Black Historian to do this right, not a grifter.

People have events at museums all the time.

 

[Uncouth Savage]

Whatever I think of Tariq. I would have to think the same of politicians, pastors, drug dealers, rap label owners, prison industrial cxomplex folks etc etc etc etc etc

The world is fukd up.
Always been so.

 

[8WON6]

apparently I hurt @Billy Ocean feelings by asking simple questions.

I really wonder what Tariq did to these people on a personal level.

 

[Billy Ocean]

Why is it so hard for non-FBAs to call out their c00ns, friend?

Name the non-FBA c00ns that's not getting called out, friend.

 

[Billy Ocean]

@Knicksman20 and @kingofnyc are Biggie stans from NY and get online calling other Black people tethers

 

[Will Ross]

He still asking for crowd funding after all these years

 

[Billy Ocean]

apparently I hurt @Billy Ocean feelings by asking simple questions.

I really wonder what Tariq did to these people on a personal level.

Hurt my feelings? How did you come to that conclusion?

 

[Billy Ocean]

who in the fuk is dragging you to watch his documentaries is what i wanna know

prolly just posting some sassy hater shyt to fit in with the rest of the tethers on here. you got plenty interest in him telling the story because you in this thread talking salty like the other bumbo claudes.

Shut your fakkit MAGA ass up, c00n p*ssy. If you think this place full of "tethers" why ya old sissy ass up still in here posting and complaining, weirdo?

 

[Rakim Allah]

The fukk does that have to do with this dude?

Some non-FBAs, especially in here, are upset that Tariq is calling out the tether/c00n class of non-FBAs. Come join in a on the fun of calling out c00ns throughout the Black Diaspora, friend.

 

[Rakim Allah]

Name the non-FBA c00ns that's not getting called out, friend.

Billy HOcean, ma’am.

 

[Billy Ocean]

Billy HOcean, ma’am.

Name the non-FBA c00ns that don't get called out? Was you just pulling shyt out ya ass?

 

[Rakim Allah]

Name the non-FBA c00ns that don't get called out? Was you just pulling shyt out ya ass?

I named one of the most notorious and sassy ones, ma’am.

 

[Billy Ocean]

I named one of the most notorious and sassy ones, ma’am.

Ok, so you won't answer. I'll make a thread asking.

 

[Tair]

Gotta give props to Tariq.

Like I said before, he does what he says and people will continue to support him because of that. If you don't like him, do better work than him. Me, personally, if I don't like someone, I don't pay any attention to them, especially as a man. I am not going to pay attention to some man I don't like as if I am some damn bitter woman he broke up with. What part of the game is that?

We have too many men arguing instead of doing. That is not a good look, especially when you are complaining about a singular Black man working hard and providing a service to people and not scamming them.

We not effeminate man-children, or we shouldn't be that at the very least.

 

[IllmaticDelta]

fukk are you saying?

I support the truth. Full stop. @IllmaticDelta and I have torn apart the false history of Hip-Hop on here, but we don't make films. Also, the pioneers need to be documented while they're still alive. Tariq got all the people who were there that are alive, available and willing. You act like he put pistols to them and will make them lie. You sound like a hoe

The beneficiaries of the lies will be mad regardless. fukk them.

You hven't been paying attention. The "Jamaicans and Puerto Ricans created Hip-Hop" lie has been gaining major traction the last 20 years.

The White man can do whatever, but when a Black man does it, it has to be a "grift". Someone posted an article about the cost of producing a documentary a while back. 180K is like bare minimum. Aside from buying DVDs and trying the deodorant (it's very good), this is the first time I've given Tariq a dime. This is too important to not be done.

Nobody else got the actual pioneers to tell the unabashed truth. Everyone else tells the Herc party lies and narratives and doesn't explore the actual beginning. Be mad at the media and documentary outlets that didn't do it already. Just be glad the culture is being documented. Sadly, a lot of these people probably won't be around in 10 to 20 years, and nobody cares (or is willing to upset the apple cart) enough to get to the true origin.

The fact "Hip-Hop 50" is almost over and nobody has done it already is telling, if you really think about it.

This 100% Many of the so-called "pioneers" want the false narratives to stand which is why so many actual pioneers have never gotten the chance to tell their story for more than 40 years and no person of high regard in the HipHop community has gone out of their way to get the REAL story from them either











.........I get it, some people don't want to ruffle feathers, expose often repeated myths/lies or open up old wounds/beefs but in order to tell the true history, IT HAS TO BE DONE!





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I'm not saying Tariq was the best person for the job but he's the only one that's willing to ruffle feathers and open up those old wounds/beefs lol