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its funny how Fat Joe or other rappers and contributors who arent fba could be so close to the active and still living founding fathers and their families, helping them fundamentally all these years behind the scenes. lets just assume he has those relationships because he's rubbed shoulders with ny icons. what is the fba movement doing for the considered pioneers who are foundational black. is tariq or Fba doing that, helping the founders of hip hop with any bills and life based shortcomings from the lack of reciprocity from the industry the pioneers built??? was tariq and them at the fallen soldiers of hip hop royalty funerals? ask him, but i doubt it. and i been a Tariq supporter for years. ijs. agree to disagree with insult. like an adult should. be a little responsible

Fat Joe is corny and wrong for what he said but there’s alot of exaggerated statements on this. This black/latino conversation has always been there since the 80’s, because that’s what it is. It is both, whether you like it or not, Ricans were just as much a part of hip hop. Majority of y’all aren’t even from NY/NJ and wouldn’t understand the relevance of the nation culture because you weren’t there. Stop getting gassed up by nonsense. Saying there this “agenda” is corny and is a new perspective on hip hop that they’re trying to indoctrinate.

Can’t stand that dude, he’s just🤮🤮

Funny hearing Charlemagne calling somebody narcissistic. Lol

Notice how the women are happy about ruining relationships. Yes he's at fault 109% but listen to the joy in that woman's voice about getting the attention of a married man. Temptation is a real thing but one must be tempted in order to fall. Crazy thing is why put yourself out there as mister faithful and you be running the streets?

Wow, that was 2020? Why does it feel like 2024? Did the last 4 years merge into one year?

🤣😂😂😂🥶🫥Oshay, say your grace before you eat🙏🏿🍖🪑😭😭😭😭

I don't care how many blacks, they say, are cool! It's all B.S. Joe came and got all the secrets, and now he has informed his people, for the so called take over! Joe thinks you blacks are good for nothing and you had to waste your time, and now it's over in his mind! Joe been plotting! Oop's Joe. You slipped up!

We haven't heard anything from the infiltrator.He must be in hiding.Every time they send a immigrant at us we are going to cancel them and send them back to their daddy😏

you can’t cancel joe lol. and you can’t block him he dat nigga 💪🏾

Black people rapping and rhyming to tell our history since recorded time. The Songhai Empire in Africa where people on the corners were in the cities rhyming telling passers by how great the empire was. In the 1950's here in America, Black artist were doing gospel rhyming, Nipsy Russel put on a famous Broadway play rhyming. Rapping was our thing to to at house parties and later called hip hop. It's just has been our part of our culture period. Stop the lying and stealing culture vultures!!!

I have always known sucka Joe was racist. All his moves where culture vulture moves. Remy was signed to be a token so he can continue his career with black music

Let's say hypothetically Joe really thinks he's Black. Because in certain areas and places there are Latinos that roll with us %100. Is everything he says is racist or just an evaluation of the culture he lived all his life? The one issue he doesn't realize. About 99% areas outside his hood at least in U.S. deals in a separatist reality. Black Americans are just as separatist as African, if you not with us you are not Black. Sadly, it's our weakness, because Euro and North America may dislike one another, but they do agree and see one another as one and forecast their rule together. Thats why they dominate. They even find ways to get Japan and South Koreans to feel white. They enjoy letting other join their dominance. Even Blacks. Why we cannot let shit slide and leave race alone and be welcoming to those that live the struggle, but we steadily trapped in a mind of separatist. I'm sure he has family that darker than dark. We don't know we are playing ourselves not being welcoming to others. We never see the big picture. We have to understand that we are trying to find our place against a people that plan shit even hundreds of years ahead.

Let's say hypothetically Joe really thinks he's Black. Because in certain areas and places there are Latinos that roll with us %100. Is everything he says is racist or just an evaluation of the culture he lived all his life? The one issue he doesn't realize. About 99% areas outside his hood at least in U.S. deals in a separatist reality. Black Americans are just as separatist as African, if you not with us you are not Black. Sadly, it's our weakness, because Euro and North America may dislike one another, but they do agree and see one another as one and forecast their rule together. Thats why they dominate. They even find ways to get Japan and South Koreans to feel white. They enjoy letting other join their dominance. Even Blacks. Why we cannot let shit slide and leave race alone and be welcoming to those that live the struggle, but we steadily trapped in a mind of separatist. I'm sure he has family that darker than dark. We don't know we are playing ourselves not being welcoming to others. We never see the big picture. We have to understand that we are trying to find our place against a people that plan shit even hundreds of years ahead.

Hey fat joe take your money over to puerto rico and get your lights on

I was 15 when 106 & park debut the horrific news 😢 RIP Baby Girl 🕊️

You know for a fact that she in it for the money. He is not the type of dude ol girl would date if he wasn’t wealthy.

Soooo, The Carolinas really created hip hop

Most the best rappers in history are Jamaican parents or grandparents this is a fact sir

Oddly, fat joe has said he didn't like his first album from 1993 represent, which is his credible album to real hip hop heads.

I'm a lifelong NYC resident of Puerto Rican descent..& as far as Cuban Link is concerned..I wouldn't doubt that he was right along with Fat Joe saying the SAME B.S. I'm just an old school Hip Hop fan...& even tho I agree with most of the FBAs statements...I believe that taking an ALREADY small community & chopping it into an even SMALLER group isn't good for the Hop community overall

Lie tinos are a mess FBA B1💯

Black Americans should absolutely be proud of what this original black music has accomplished globally and appreciate and respect the connection to the lineage to the birth of the culture. What yall shouldn't do is think by default each and every FBA is more in tune to the culture than "other than" or ,"non" blackouts don't have a much more direct lineage or connection to the birth of the culture than 98.7% percent of yall that haven't lived it but rather learned it. Not a single perp or squeak, motion or mention by none of you guys attempting to so called correct or rather rewrite the narrative thaat took 40 plus years after the fact to concentrate on this clear agenda, agenda specific, unclear shift on re imagining of who is what and who is not. Hip hop is black first. Latinos is 2nd But Hip hop is NYC first. The rest of america second. A day one foundational black New Yorkerr has the most acceptable voice or narrative giver if this cultue.. . But why yall orchestrate this agenda so many decades after the birth??????? Its not very hip-hop of yall. So its very legitimate to respect the clarity non FBA foundational Hiphopper got just as much claim😅 to be the authority o

No surprise!!

Black people are insanely soft!!! Nobody’s more racist than a black person!!!

The so-called black man is taking white peoples place. I can’t believe you guys causing all this division Tariq there’s only nation and that’s The Nubian Nation, you need to step off with this division

She’s so clever to me. I’m not mad at her.

It was said that she was asleep & if she wasn’t that there was no way she would’ve gotten on that little plane with all those ppl, luggage & equipment.

OPERATION: GATEKEEPING!!!

Peace and unity to all, Coke La Rock, often credited as hip-hop's first MC cites the Last Poets among his influences. I am honored to share that my brother, Felipe Luciano, stands as one of the revered LAST POETS-a true legend in the realm of art and activism. Moreover, he carries the proud heritage of being Puerto Rican, embodying the fusion of cultural strength and artistic expression. From what I understand, the origins of Hip Hop are deeply rooted in the ingenuity of Black creators, who birthed this revolutionary movement. At the same time, Puerto Ricans and other communities of color were instrumental in shaping and building this culture during its early days. A perfect example of this is the trailblazing work of DJ Disco Wiz and Grandmaster Caz. Together, they created the first mixed plate in Hip Hop history, blending sound bites, special effects, and paused beats-a groundbreaking innovation that set the stage for generations to come. Disco Wiz also became the first Latino DJ to release a Hip Hop record in 1981, marking a pivotal moment in the genre's evolution. This rich tapestry of contributions reminds us of an essential truth: we are stronger together. Black and Latino communities have stood side by side, not only in creating art but also in forging paths of resilience, solidarity, and progress. Our shared histories and intertwined futures highlight a profound necessity for unity. No matter how we interpret the journey, one thing remains clear: we need each other. If we embrace our collective strength, respecting and celebrating our unique contributions while working toward a common purpose, we can move into the future with greater power and possibility. Together, we are unbreakable. Let us continue to uplift one another, honor our shared legacy, and build a future rooted in unity and collaboration. Peace, love, and respect always.

1:58 Honorable Mac Dre reference 🙏🏾💯

Black Americans created hip hop Jamaicans and Puerto Rican did not create Hip Hop, Jamaicans-created Reggae and Dance Hall not hip hop

Fat Joe talk down on kaepernick kneeling !! Let’s not forget that !!!

I’m a black American Tariq Nashid is a loony he’s not factual with a lot of his information. He had a company with another friend and the company split. He took 1/2 of the company and he formed the Fba organization but now he’s saying it’s not a organization once fat Joe made a statement that Joe was not talking about the whole Black America. He was talking about to reach the she and his organization and also to read. She said that there was no Puerto Rican MC’s in the 70s that’s a lie because the first Puerto Rican MC was 1977 in New York MC Ruby D. and also Cuban link and fat Joe have beef Cuban link is not factual and I don’t agree with Fat Joe on the 50-50 on hip-hop. I will say 6040 because like I said before MC will be DK 1977 the break dancing in the graffiti with all the other Latino influence and Jamaican and there still is a lot of Caribbean influence and hip-hop. A lot of the MC’s from the early hip-hop were from the Caribbean and you also had a lot of black MC’s.

I remember 2020 like it was yesterday, This was definitely a highlight low key 😭

LieTinos

Look at erica from love and hip hop yelling monkey to Spice..which is jamaican just like her boss and safari who she had kids with..

The recent controversy surrounding Fat Joe's comments on the N-word highlights a complex issue. In communities of color within NYC, the N-word has been used colloquially for decades. While I cannot speak for communities outside of New York, I can attest that this has been the norm here since I was born in the 1970s. Fat Joe's statements about hip-hop's origins may have been contentious, but it's undeniable that Latinos played a significant role in the genre's development. Accusations of racism against Fat Joe seem unfounded; however, it's essential to acknowledge that colorism and racism exist within Latino communities. It's equally important to recognize that colorism is not exclusive to Latinos. Spike Lee's film "School Daze" illustrates the prevalence of colorism within Black communities. Rather than perpetuating infighting, we should focus on our shared experiences and commonalities. As members of the same community, our differences are overshadowed by our collective struggles and goals.

If you want to be for people let them be for his people we supposed to be for our people😊 but when you get to talking greasy that's a different thing

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Just look at the old news interview would run DMCDMC did an interview on the news and also Dougie Fresh on how hip-hop started in why wouldn’t it be some Puerto Ricans on the news if they was the 50-50 creators?

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