Lord Jamar CIPHER CHALLENGE Fat Joe Busta Rhymes KRS-One To Prove Black Americans Created Hip Hop

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  • Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
  • (Breaking News) Lord Jamar CIPHER CHALLENGE Fat Joe Busta Rhymes KRS-One To Prove Black Americans Created Hip Hop
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Комментарии • 39

  • @JHames328
    @JHames328 Месяц назад +9

    Gotta respect how he just invited everyone to an intellectual fade. Honestly, I would pay to see this conversation.

    • @MosesIsrael-e6r
      @MosesIsrael-e6r Месяц назад

      He invited them to man on man action. Jamar is Gay as hell. 🏳️‍🌈

  • @Culpepper206
    @Culpepper206 Месяц назад +6

    Thank you, fam. Means a lot to us all ✊🏾

  • @machaazahisagama3575
    @machaazahisagama3575 Месяц назад +7

    We riding wit you Jamar

  • @Rydernoteather
    @Rydernoteather Месяц назад +4

    I’m African and black
    Americans created hip hop

  • @FBA1979
    @FBA1979 Месяц назад +4

    As If "Microphone Check" Wasn't Enough. What OUR Ops Doing Now?

  • @Ali-vj1nx
    @Ali-vj1nx Месяц назад +2

    Im Jamaica and black Jamaican queens reppin 121 farmers milburne to be exact african Americans started hip hop

  • @mr.culturefreedom2073
    @mr.culturefreedom2073 Месяц назад +2

    Lord Jamar standing in business.

  • @BruceSwitzer-yq1yy
    @BruceSwitzer-yq1yy Месяц назад +5

    Proper Education Attracts Creative Energy-PEACE. You are exactly Right. Let's see what they will bring to The Table....... Zulu King Amin

  • @ryrilo5078
    @ryrilo5078 Месяц назад +2

    Well the Lord has found a new people called FBA"s 😆😆

  • @seldomsceen
    @seldomsceen Месяц назад +3

    Them niqas ain't willing to risk being wrong.. especially Joe and Busta

  • @quintinr.6760
    @quintinr.6760 Месяц назад +1

    They (most of them) will not answer this calling, the truth does not live within them. You should have Professor Griff on too.

  • @chadanovelist2449
    @chadanovelist2449 Месяц назад +3

    Call out LL. He’s big enough

  • @mosesgod1522
    @mosesgod1522 Месяц назад +1

    Yes Lord....

  • @ThePremierGroupLLC
    @ThePremierGroupLLC Месяц назад +1

    Its CRAZY how artists who put in so much work n contributed to this culture being called "Vultures".
    To the so called FBAs who "created" hip hip
    ( If you wasn t in NYC in the late 70s early 80's you ain t create shit)
    WTF did YOU contribute to this culture?
    What work did YOU put in to push this culture forward?
    What did you ever do for Hip Hop other than crying that it belongs to you?
    I STAND ON WHAT I SAID! 💯

  • @fornlike
    @fornlike Месяц назад +1

    Things are more subtle than people think. I heard that when the father of hip hop, DJ Kool Herc, was launching the movement, he reproduced things he had seen while he was in Jamaica. So would it be wrong to say that jamaican culture was a the core of the birth of hip hop?
    In fact, hip hop artists are all making mistakes. The core hip hop is not perfect (it has conceptual defaults), the mainstream hip hop is not perfect. To create the perfect hip hop, we need to take the best part of the core hip hop (the love for the energy that gives this new music genre its identity) and mix it with the best part of the mainstream hip hop (the consideration for the entire world). Big names of hip hop must stop thinking that hip hop belongs to them alone. It's wrong.

  • @BigShawty24
    @BigShawty24 Месяц назад

    Dont let it go to your head remix is the best song ever hands down

  • @ar_beasley3339
    @ar_beasley3339 Месяц назад

    How you gone ask krazy legs to “step up”🤦🏾‍♂️

  • @phillipbanks6138
    @phillipbanks6138 Месяц назад +1

    I believe there were many different cultural influences in the birth of Hip Hop. But to say it was started outside of the US is kinda crazy. Only a place like NYC, to be more specific the Bronx, which is one of the biggest melting pots in the world can make something like Hip Hop. A lot of the pioneers were Jamaican💯 but where did they create Hip Hop? When they came here and became apart of the culture here in NYC. If they never lived here, they wouldn’t have had the same impact or influence to become who they eventually became in Hip Hop. They would’ve never been apart of Hip Hop, they would’ve helped make something else. I really don’t understand the confusion in all of this lol.

  • @jahmainemason559
    @jahmainemason559 Месяц назад

    No Lord Jamall no one wants to be your friend Pete rock, he’s not answering his phone the Jamaicans smoking with you anymore the Puerto Ricans don’t want to be your friend either😂

  • @1CoolL7
    @1CoolL7 Месяц назад +2

    Ain't crazy legs literally Porto Rock or Dominican🤔

    • @21street-erfication90
      @21street-erfication90 Месяц назад

      Yes...and Crazy Legs was not by himself. It was a mix of people. If Hip Hop were to be first created in 2024; it would've been created by American Blacks, Jamaican immigrant children, Dominican, Puerto Rican and Haitian immigrant children...and whoever else who lives in the hood.
      Why is that so hard to understand. Nggz acting like they saying Puerto Rico invented Hip Hop.

    • @machaazahisagama3575
      @machaazahisagama3575 Месяц назад +3

      @@21street-erfication90 they technically are saying they invented..Saying 50/50 means you created as much as someone else..

    • @21street-erfication90
      @21street-erfication90 Месяц назад

      @machaazahisagama3575 Who said 50/50? If one of them said 50/50 then they're brain damaged. It's like the gang wave that hit NY in 2000. I can tell stories about American gang culture from LA coming to NY at that time but I'd have to include the Puerto Ricans, definitely the Haitians and Jamaicans as well as black Americans with Southern roots but we all know that I can't say the Jamaicans, Puerto Ricans, Haitians created or recreated NY gang culture. It's a Black American thing. No one in Puerto Rico is claiming to invent Hip Hop...not even the rappers.
      It's still an American black thing but others had a hand in it since NY is the melting pot's Melting pot, feel me? That's the best analogy I can use for now. Just can't say that the Hispanic kids just watched black people do anything...they were out there too. I think it's a wording issue...I'd like to think that. Everyone knows that Jamaicans and Porto Rocks were around and everyone knows that Hip Hop did not come from Jamaica or Puerto Rico...the creators were predominantly black and the Hispanic Americans here helped form the graffiti and dance parts...as well as some ground work. Come to the Bronx and tell me who you see? A mix of US all. It united us.. the parents loved their Marengue n salsa but the kids/teens were curious and already involved in hood sht.
      One more example; my Haitian ancestors went wild and slaughtered the French in their revolution in 1804. This was Napoleon's era...not many know that Napoleon practically owned the Polish government cuz they feared dude so he controlled their army. He sent thousands of Polish elite troops to Haiti to squash the slave rebellion but the plan failed because the Haitians and Polish got along...some Polish artifacts like the Black Madonna became a staple in Haitian culture because it was that image that united the Polish and Haitians. Some of the Polish stayed behind to help and still there are villages and towns with big ass nose red bone people BUT ain't no one in Poland, Haiti, France or the U.s who can say that the Polish really beat the French in 1804. It wasn't enough of them and so not a lot of contributions; it's just we Haitians do acknowledge they were there and helped out a bit. They don't brag or lie about in Poland...it's just history they don't talk about because of racial embarrassment.
      That's my best analogy, lol.

    • @massocial5910
      @massocial5910 Месяц назад

      @@machaazahisagama3575idk how they or them or anyone can honestly fix their mouth and say African Americans (black folk) ain’t creat hiphop a 100%. Shit is crazy. I’m Cape Verdean 🇨🇻 (west Africa) was born in America and I’m 42 and been involved in hiphop since yo mtv raps and before rap city even existed. And my whole style, dress, talk, slang is from the black culture and hiphop. AINT NO WAY IN GODS EARTH ANY OTHER CULTURE STARTED HIPHOP BESIDES BLACK AMERICANS!!!! same way black folks made hilfiger, nautica, timberland, guess jeans, popular in the 90’s. They made hiphop and we all got influenced and was invited in. Puerto Ricans was in nyc witnessing it and was invited. LOOK AT AN INTERVIEW WITH GRANDMASTER CAZ. #hiphop is made 100% black.

  • @CellTheRxpy
    @CellTheRxpy Месяц назад

    They all wrong! Rapping was born with Blowfly 1973 not Herc

  • @GamerPlayer-ek9xs
    @GamerPlayer-ek9xs Месяц назад

    The US stand on nothing about no Jamaica in the seventies we didn't never found no Island we created our own culture of how we did things just like they created their own culture how they did things parties that was in the house American music the United States blacks create their own way

  • @Talkmyishh
    @Talkmyishh Месяц назад

    Yet all you ever spoke about is black American influence on hip jop.

  • @GamerPlayer-ek9xs
    @GamerPlayer-ek9xs Месяц назад

    Partying on a island in the 70s is not us

  • @prfu1222
    @prfu1222 Месяц назад

    No you don't.

  • @iseehowitis9382
    @iseehowitis9382 Месяц назад

    I need eminem, drake, taylor swift, and donald trump to join this cypher.

    • @quintinr.6760
      @quintinr.6760 Месяц назад

      The “savages” should not be included 😅

  • @BoyGeorge76
    @BoyGeorge76 Месяц назад

    Call out Eminem he is Dr. Dre best artist to come out.

  • @anthonyanthony7815
    @anthonyanthony7815 Месяц назад

    I've already heard kane rakim

  • @GRANDEMPERIAL
    @GRANDEMPERIAL Месяц назад

    @ LJ
    Ummmm caz ad spoonie gee
    Moe dee ,red alert
    Lets keep it peace and educate

  • @GamerPlayer-ek9xs
    @GamerPlayer-ek9xs Месяц назад

    USA birth hop period what the f you speaking about

  • @jahmainemason559
    @jahmainemason559 Месяц назад

    No Lord Jamall no one wants to be your friend Pete rock, he’s not answering his phone the Jamaicans smoking with you anymore the Puerto Ricans don’t want to be your friend either😂