What people don’t get is that these kids were not trying to make a music business or a new genre of music they were just having fun and doing their own thing that turned into what we call today hip hop Black American culture!
Jamar. This ends everything they say. If a Chinese family moved to Brooklyn in the 60s and a Chinese boy grew up in the hood with blk ppl and acted, dressed, danced etc like the blk ppl and he became a DJ when hiphop started. Would Chinese ppl think they started hiphop? Switch out the Chinese and use jamaican or peurto rican and it's the same. They think because they came around us and imitated us that they original homelands culture started it. And we cant let them. Because these ppl always make it known how they ain't blk or they think they better. Jus like every other ppl. We make everything cool. Always did.
It’s really about the truth of the culture for Lord Jamar. He’s not bringing legends out to exploit them. He’s not making false claims for the comfort of mainstream connections or celebrity endorsements. This is the realest show on the topic. Crazy Legs changing his testimony that the dance element (he’s known for) is what Puerto Rocks called the Moreno style, but now he’s downplaying it, saying Puerto Ricans created it…... Was it ever really love, or were you exploiting Hip Hop with an underlying hatred for Black People to steal fame and commercial opportunities the whole time? SMH. Liars are thrives in the temple of Hip Hop.
Exactly! Some Puerto Ricans might have had some love but by and large it seemed like they just tolerated us because they could not be on equal footing with white society. That's what happens when you call them "Spanish" so much it gassed their heads up so much they even started believing it, meanwhile they turn around and use the N word like more than Black people or racists combined. IT's good there was push back against their claim that they created hip hop alongside the Black Americans. Had it not been so, the Puerto Ricans would have ended up claiming they actually created hip hop and incorporate white people in it too until Black contribution is phased out.
@@koguma.newyork1 Correct !!! If we didn't start pushing back the way we did with facts, trust and believe, in the next 30 years, that 50/50 nonsense would've eventually turned into 100/0 in their favor.. They were literally in the process of writing the early pioneers out of existence just to fit their agenda.. That by itself is diabolical.
Legs constant on the lies, admits to sending dic pics and writes an apology saying he did it because he was depressed, yea right. Now saying show me the receipts🤡
..I Left The Country For 2 Months Travel Through Western Europe And North Africa ( Moroc) In 1996..& EVERYWHERE I Went I Was Like.."Yooo..They Tryna Be Like Us"( ..In Hip Hop) ..EveryWhere..England.. France.. Spain Italy ..We InFluence And Will Continue To Influence The WORLD.
CUZ I'M A WINNER ! NO NOT A LOSER . TA BE AN EMCEE . IS WHAT I CHOSE UH ! PUERTO RICANS LUV ME . JAMAICANS ADORE ME . I MEAN EVEN THE ONES THAT NEVER SAW ME ! LIKE THE WAY THAT I RHYME AT A SHOW . THE REASON WHY MAN I DON'T KNOW ; SO LET'S GO ! CUZ .... 😄😄😆😆😅😅😅🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😁🤭 SHOUT OUT TO ROB BASE AND DJ EASY ROCK 👍❗️
Black American Youth Culture in Florida, pushed Hip Hop forward, but the Puerto Ricans in Florida contributed & push forward nothing. Why? Because it was never their culture. Same can be said in Cali, Chicago, Texas etc. It is a continuation in our communities.
Phase gives us a 🐦 bird's eye view into Black project life in The Bronx in the turn of the 1970's. He leaves no doubt as to the climate of the inception of Hip-Hop 💪🏾🖤🇺🇲😎
About 5 years ago I became a @djphase advocate because unlike others his narrative is pregnant with details which predates other narratives. None of the claim jumpers dare refute his story because it's a quintessential American story. I live in Philadelphia and we have a park. The Latinos are on one side playing every version of Latin music and The FBA ADOS are playing Hip-Hop, funk, etc. To THIS day there's a line between English and Spanish music listeners. Only claim jumpers and humanitarians are saying different.
I live in Philly as well but I spent most of my life back n forth between NYC the Bronx to be exact the Bronx is different you can’t use Philly as an example they are not the same so stop it! NORF PHILLY stand up!!!
I’m gen X from north Florida. Nowhere near where hip hop was created so tell me why we were listening to hip hop growing up and the Puerto Ricans that lived around us, were not! If they created it why was it foreign to them but not to us 🤔
FJ said in an interview that he went to a Spanish Club in the Bronx where all the Latino's from the older generation would go and dance enjoying music from their country. The club had all the older Mommies and Poppies there that didn't even "speak english" They would go there and dance to Merengue and Salsa Music all night. So he says, he was there and out of no where the DJ throws on Biggie and all these older Latino people that didn't even know how to speak English, miraculously knew who biggie was and rapped every word along with the song! FJ seen this and was devastated!!! He said he immediately left the club in rage, went home and sat in the dark in his house confused about what happened that night. FJ said he was so hurt that his own people didn't even know his songs, (let alone played his songs in the club) but knew who Biggie was, and every word to the song! They didn't even speak english!!! That's what put him on a mission to start making hits!
@Yanadameen Podcast and @Djphase great Video and Information family. KEEP YA FOOTS ON THERE KNECKS, DON'T EVER STOP BECAUSE THAT'S WHAT THEY WANT AND EXCEPT US TO DO. This will not be a repeat of what happened in the beginning. PEACE GOD.
No overlaps for us in Nubia in Bklyn. Moons, on Broadway, Was the taylor that made our slacks. We went to Delancy st for the Alpacas, knitted sweaters and mock necks. We wore british walkers, playboys (with and without the tear drops), Bally's and desert boots. PEACE LORD.
Ain’t nobody rocking with Tariq he jumped off code for some paper I lost respect for him behind that he didn’t have to sit down with that dude but he did it anyway for me and only me he crossed that line and that says a lot about him for me! I use to argue with dudes about him but now I see the shit that people say about him! On top of he did that dude show but hasn’t done lord show but lord was on his doc microphone check but he made sure to go on that dude vlad show idk what’s wrong with some of us we act like we need that dude channel or something we could be a brain dead people sometimes!
@@Black_unity597 I've got several issues with Tariq, but the good outweighs the bad, he caught those sneaky PR and Jamaicans trying to steal the culture right up under us.
I remember British walkers coming up. I remember the first two-tone British walkers I've ever seen. What was the score of the cat from around my way, and he used to die his British office, clarks, and sneakers. This was black in the 80s in Fort Greene. ✌️
1900 : The first wave of puerto rican migration to NYC. 1940s : Second migration to NYC. 1950S : LAST MIGRATION TO NYC. I LOVE HISTORY PUERTO RICANS AND ABORIGINES FBA ..RESPECT EACH OTHER..
THERE ARE HOUNDREDS OF KATS THAT ARE 66 AND UP AND WERE AROUND FROM THE START MOST OF THEM ARE GONE AND SOME ARE LIFERS EVERYONE HAS THEIR STORY BUT BAM PUT IT ON THE MAP AND MADE OTHERS GET INVOLVED WORLDWIDE.
Its was all about - cha cha music - monnodos music - rico swavey music - techno music - lisa lisa & cult jam music - house techno music They was on full " 100% TIME only . To add on , it was " stay away from the blacks " in that time . It wasnt we " black like yall " at all . Its was separation at one time ...... Until hip hop influence others ! Pure facts
Lord J is so helpful, I was taking a selfie with him at a show in Charlotte and he took the phone, made some adjustments, and snapped the flick his damn self.
@kooldjphase is 💯 Correct regarding his comment "It being within FBA DNA 🧬" that can also be explained as "Cultural Continuity" within FBA culture. To explain why Puerto Ricans have no significant creative contribution to hip hop culture, it is essential to examine the concept of Cultural Continuity versus Cultural Discontinuity. The (FBA) have a long and rich history of Cultural Continuity. This is evident in their creation and evolution of various art forms, which include: Spirituals (Late 18th Century - Early 19th Century) Blues (Late 19th Century) Ragtime (Late 19th Century - Early 20th Century) Jazz (Early 20th Century) Gospel (Early 20th Century) Bebop (1940s) Rhythm and Blues (R&B) (1940s) Doo Wop (1940s - 1950s) Rock and Roll (Mid-1950s) Soul (Late 1950s - 1960s) Country Music Funk (Mid-1960s) Hip Hop (Late 1970s) House Music (Early 1980s) Neo-Soul (1990s) Afrofuturism (Conceptual Art Music) And so on... These art forms were developed by successive FBA generations, reflecting their experiences and struggles within the systemof Racism, White Supremacy. Each genre is a testament to the enduring cultural legacy and innovative spirit of the FBA community/Youth. In contrast, Puerto Ricans exhibit Cultural Discontinuity. There is a lack of historical and consistent progression in their contributions to music and cultural forms comparable to the lineage seen in FBA history. This discontinuity raises critical questions: 1. What essential elements did Jamaicans and Nuyoricans bring to hip hop that were indispensable for its advancement? 2. What tangible benefits did the FBA gain from the inclusion and acceptance of Nuyoricans in hip hop? The statistical significance of Puerto Rican contributions to hip hop is negligible. This is particularly notable considering that many in the Puerto Rican community have historically fought to be accepted as white and were positioned in close proximity to Black communities. Proximity alone does not equate to a shared cultural union. Moreover, the Latino culture has roots in anti-Black sentiment, as evidenced by derogatory terms such as "Trepar Palo" or "Cocolos" (Monkey) used to describe Black people. In conclusion, while Puerto Ricans were present in the early days of hip hop, their contributions do not reflect the deep, generationally sustained creativity and cultural innovation demonstrated by the FBA. Their presence in hip hop history does not amount to a foundational or transformative influence on the genre. That was created by the offspring of COINTELPRO and the civil rights generation ..
Lord J 🫡🥂Congrats on the "W"! Can we get MC Eiht on the Godcast? Yall both "Menace II Society" alumni and it'd be dope to have a REAL discussion between yall brothers about the pro's and con's of "Reality Rap"
In the movie wildstyle, the "white" girl looking for Fab 5 Freddy, asked the kids where the graffiti artist were, the kids replied we are all graffiti artists
I knew this was going to happened exactly like this. However their absence is more than a display of respect for lord jamar. It’s a line drawn in the sand by their SOUL. They don’t want to publicly tarnish their spirit any further w the lies. They can try to play it like they too big to respond but really who they used to be is still fighting on the inside conflicted. Thank the real ones for opposing the tradition of stealing what we invent. ✊🏾💯✊🏾
To be honest, it's well past time that Black people in America CANCEL Tariq Nasheed too. The way he be moving a lot of times be foul. He's not for the people or the culture. He's strictly for the 💰 And I have no doubt that he wouldn't think twice or bat an eye in selling out Black people.
I understand your point about the Vlad and Tariq interview to a certain capacity. That “Tariq Disciple” stuff is nonsensical and unnecessary. That sounds like people trying to get into your head to sow seeds of deceit. Your perspective is Nothing like Tariq's. People who subscribe to both of you brothas know that you two are different in your abilities to disseminate information and may disagree on certain things. Ain't nobody confused about who they listening to. That stuff commotion and Nothingness. We kings, Queens, Gods, and Earths out here on a mission. My eyes are on the prize. Despite all of that. Preserving our culture and Hip Hop legacy is bigger than Tariq, Vlad and any personal beefs any of you have. I Respect Tariq for putting his ego to the side and getting this movie out to more of the masses. We need this Movie to make noise. Vlad is a lot of things, and you and him may never squash your disagreements but we are grown men. For This Movie's sake, we can use his viewership and reach. We don’t have Amazon, mainstream Radio, and other outlets without censorship and shadow bans. It's about moving the culture forward And putting lies and myths to bed for good. This is for the True Founders of Hip Hop. Peace.
Dam sounds like the Jam gonna be lit! If I lived close eought wow! I would sure be there bigup to all of you! Love my so called blk American family!❤️❤️❤️ love from New Jersey.
Lord, America was the old world, the origin of language, writing, civilisation, farming, art, music, etc. So, there's no surprise that black American youth are the progenitors of Hip Hop. The book Anacalysis by Godfrey Higgins spills the beans. Chromosomal Adam is Albert Perry 338,000 yo he was a black American Indian who was born and lived in Indian territory all his life
Black Americans historical roots are descendants of the Kemetians and Moor empire. There’s a reason why Clarence 13X had the knowledge of our great ancestors. We are in the Aquarian Age in which “Nothing can be hidden”
@@raiderbone361 Asking for a friend, if we were the first race on the planet, why are all black people only tied to one landmass? Wouldn't they be all over the world? Moor merely means dark or black skin, blacks are still on every continent. Your knowledge was up to date back in the 80's and things have moved on!!
Exactly the immigrants where racist Toward FBA in the beginning my homie said he could not go into his Puerto Rican homies house in the 70s he had to wait down stairs or outside cmon 50/50 my axx
How else was this going to end ??? Of course they weren't going to take that challenge !!! In the words of Lord Jamar on the track titled : "All For One" where Jamar said in his verse : "All Your Life You Must Teach Truth"...... Well, it appears that Lord Jamar still stands today by the same righteous principles he expressed 35 years ago.
The black spades started the culture of what is now hip hop‼️ KRS-1 said the original B.Boy culture in the beginning was gang culture.🤷🏾♂️ Hip hop came out of the civil rights movement for Black/African Americans. Latinos are genetically Europeans, it’s a myth they are black, it’s two different ethnicities & culture. Foreigners, non Americans that came from Puerto Rico ect. lived in poverty with blacks because they were 2nd class citizens so they had the “black experience” but genetically & culturally it’s a distinct difference.
Really? So the Africans who were shipped to Puerto Rico and intermarried the Tainos don't count? Same situation in Cuba, Dominican Republic, Southern Mexico, and Brazil had the largest transport of West African slaves shipped in the Americas. Matter of fact today, they have the second largest African population outside of Africa itself. 🤷🏽♂️
@@billyjacc Brazil ain’t P.R. Tho, you can’t conflate the two because it’s incorrect to say the two are the same when Brazil having a high affinity of sub Saharan African DNA is the distinction, & genetically a Puerto Rican is majority European & prolly 10% sub Saharan African. A person who has one black parent will give any European some sub Saharan African DNA so that comparison is also incorrect, but a Puerto Ricans ancestry is from Spain which is in Europe.
Africa isn't the name of continent. Please stop using Africa is the birth place of people's. What ever stories our enemies say is truth. Latino are not us. They are Caucasian. Latino is Latin word which Italian. Hispanic is a Spanish word. Spanish is a Caucasian language and people are from Spain. Only the original tiano are us. Please do the research.
@@billiondollarambition Latinos are Not Spaniards! They ain’t from Spain. They are Not Caucasian. You don’t know what tf you talkin abt. Infact you sound uneducated & biased like most of these wannabe problacktivists.
@billiondollarambition @billiondollarambition I've been to both places and I was just providing an example of some of the destinations of the Atlantic Slave trade. My grandfather was from Loisa Puerto Rico and looked like Nat King Cole. His side of the family came in various hues, and also knew a substantial amount of their genealogy. In PR the Tainos mixed with the Africans who were there and also the Spaniards who were there, and that's why you'll have those who highly favor Italians ( Telemundo TV Ricans) and also those who favor African Americans or Afro Caribbeans , then there are those who are in-between due to the offspring of the first two meeting up and procreating...., i.e. " Tainos + Spaniards = more Southern Italian look. Tainos + Africans = more of a Mestizo look. The offspring of the four combined produced more of a Creole look in which we'd see in the ports of Louisiana. Think " Lisa Bonet, The Smollet Family, Jasmine Guy, and even Cree Summer as far as hues and hair textures went. Heck , we knew some of our grandfather's side in West Philly, and we thought they were just light brown skinned black folks like us, but my mom ( who's half Rican from my grandfather) used to say " They are part Spanish too, cause their father's black and mother's Spanish like our dad was. " These were her first cousins and my grandfather's sister's kids in their late 30's at the time. ( over 50 years ago) Their mom and my grandfather had both been deceased when we were born. At our family reunion in 1972 is when we met most of his side and all the girl cousins were tripping off the family of 5 boys that looked like the Jackson 5. Dark-skinned, big wide noses and lips, and wore huge afros. The one my brother's age ( about 11 ) looked just like Tito Jackson with braces. They looked like their father who's brownskinned and the mother was very Dark-skinned, and born and raised in San Juan, and her family lineage was from Loisa. Funny how even today at 78 years old, when she wears her Bomba dresses and headwraps, the Africans in Southwest Philly thinks she's one of them., when she goes to shop out there. I'll bet she probably has less European in her bloodline than many FAB's. Anyway, I won't go as far as to say they helped the founding of Hip Hop culture as far as Dancing, Rapping , and Mixing, but I'll stick to the truth that many of them have African bloodlines.. & that's from family experience and research. My mother's half Puerto Rican from her father, and my father's FAB ( I think, cause his father was a Geechie- Gullah from North Florida.) As far as Ricans go, my family and many others laugh about the Spaniard - European only discussion when it comes to their heritage.
I'm highly disappointed that KRS didn't accept the challenge. Hip Hop is his life, and for him to be challenged on it, you'd expect him to automatically accept the challenge, front and center. If he was asked, he would say he would. It's happened, and he didn't. Disappointing. IMO, KRS lyrically is still and always will be the G.O.A.T. Congratulations, Lord Jamar, on your victory.
@15:31-15:36 To Lord Jamar, 1 of my 90s crush, ..... Tariq is being strategic in regards to the Vlad interview. He's basically conversing with Vlad, getting some straightening about bringing people up there to glorify talk about gang culture and to show ngs how not to let Vlad ask them questions or answer questions that can get them caught up. Be it with their opps or the real opps, ( the feds).
Lord Jamar I cannot thank you enough, GOD bless you Brother and thank you for making the truth popular again!!! I agree with you "certain lines shouldn't be crossed"...Black people in NYC established HipHop!!!Not white-blue-green-brown-yellow-red people because BLACK people invented it.
Rakim I can take a phrase that's rarely heard,flip it, now it's a daily word!!! This is what we do constantly from lingo to fashion hairstyles etc and it goes on and on and on we create consistently
On the *Fashion Trends * part of Hip-Hop Culture,,,IN SOME CASES THE KNOCKOFFS SPREAD FASTER THAN THE Originals WHICH HAS BEEN A NUISANCE IN Hip-Hop CULTURE ‼️‼️‼️ SINCE DAY ONE ‼️‼️‼️
36:40 seconds ,give or take a few seconds off...Lord Jamar:"wait a minute wait a minute,,,wasn't the Black Spades_______ a Black Group"......😂😂😂😂😅😂😅😂LOVE THEE HUMOROUS FACTS INTERJECTION ‼️‼️‼️
It's OVER. Fake Babbling "Legends" Beeoched up. Yanadameen and DJ. Phase just Set em down for goooood🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Fake Babbling Aholes (FBA)🎉😂😂😂🔥🔥🔥
It's sad Jamar seems drunk. Did he show up at the Mario even? There was like 40 people.
Lord Jamar Never Scared ✊🏽
❤️🖤💚
What people don’t get is that these kids were not trying to make a music business or a new genre of music they were just having fun and doing their own thing that turned into what we call today hip hop Black American culture!
Exactly, they wasn't checking passports
WE ARE THE CREATORS!!!!!!!
Jamar. This ends everything they say. If a Chinese family moved to Brooklyn in the 60s and a Chinese boy grew up in the hood with blk ppl and acted, dressed, danced etc like the blk ppl and he became a DJ when hiphop started. Would Chinese ppl think they started hiphop? Switch out the Chinese and use jamaican or peurto rican and it's the same. They think because they came around us and imitated us that they original homelands culture started it. And we cant let them. Because these ppl always make it known how they ain't blk or they think they better. Jus like every other ppl. We make everything cool. Always did.
They do the same thing with ancient people like the Egyptians, Mayans, etc. They've got a habit of stealing other peoples culture.
super facts 💯
Well said!!!!
The first Caribbean folks we met called us Yankees and wanted to fight us.
I'm from Miami and they still call us that but not to our face😂😂
Serf Jamar is Guyanese fool
Yankees is what southerns called new yorkers and Bostonians
The mutt Serf Jamar is caribbean LOL!
It’s really about the truth of the culture for Lord Jamar. He’s not bringing legends out to exploit them. He’s not making false claims for the comfort of mainstream connections or celebrity endorsements. This is the realest show on the topic.
Crazy Legs changing his testimony that the dance element (he’s known for) is what Puerto Rocks called the Moreno style, but now he’s downplaying it, saying Puerto Ricans created it…... Was it ever really love, or were you exploiting Hip Hop with an underlying hatred for Black People to steal fame and commercial opportunities the whole time? SMH.
Liars are thrives in the temple of Hip Hop.
Exactly! Some Puerto Ricans might have had some love but by and large it seemed like they just tolerated us because they could not be on equal footing with white society. That's what happens when you call them "Spanish" so much it gassed their heads up so much they even started believing it, meanwhile they turn around and use the N word like more than Black people or racists combined. IT's good there was push back against their claim that they created hip hop alongside the Black Americans. Had it not been so, the Puerto Ricans would have ended up claiming they actually created hip hop and incorporate white people in it too until Black contribution is phased out.
That part!!
This is exactly what needs to be discussed more. It could be a lot deeper than we think.
@@koguma.newyork1 Correct !!! If we didn't start pushing back the way we did with facts, trust and believe, in the next 30 years, that 50/50 nonsense would've eventually turned into 100/0 in their favor.. They were literally in the process of writing the early pioneers out of existence just to fit their agenda.. That by itself is diabolical.
Legs constant on the lies, admits to sending dic pics and writes an apology saying he did it because he was depressed, yea right. Now saying show me the receipts🤡
Hip hop is FBA
, all others are imitaters.
Including us FBB Brits
..I Left The Country For 2 Months Travel Through Western Europe And North Africa ( Moroc) In 1996..& EVERYWHERE I Went I Was Like.."Yooo..They Tryna Be Like Us"( ..In Hip Hop) ..EveryWhere..England.. France.. Spain Italy ..We InFluence And Will Continue To Influence The WORLD.
No we are not trying to be you in England so please stop it
@@cthompson1976yes you are
Salute! Jamar is standing on the empirical data that is easily found in the historical record! Big ups! B1! Blessings
CUZ I'M A WINNER ! NO NOT A LOSER . TA BE AN EMCEE . IS WHAT I CHOSE UH ! PUERTO RICANS LUV ME . JAMAICANS ADORE ME . I MEAN EVEN THE ONES THAT NEVER SAW ME ! LIKE THE WAY THAT I RHYME AT A SHOW . THE REASON WHY MAN I DON'T KNOW ; SO LET'S GO ! CUZ .... 😄😄😆😆😅😅😅🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😁🤭 SHOUT OUT TO ROB BASE AND DJ EASY ROCK 👍❗️
Lord staying ten Toes down period 💯❤ Jamar is a real MC and really love hip hop it’s just not a money grab for him
Black American Youth Culture in Florida, pushed Hip Hop forward, but the Puerto Ricans in Florida contributed & push forward nothing. Why? Because it was never their culture. Same can be said in Cali, Chicago, Texas etc. It is a continuation in our communities.
I’m from BxRiver my first job was carrying Bams records after the jam was finished Africa Bambatta WAS NOT ON NO JAMAICAN SHIT!
Yeah but he was on that Gay Pedophilia shit!!!
Phase gives us a 🐦 bird's eye view into Black project life in The Bronx in the turn of the 1970's. He leaves no doubt as to the climate of the inception of Hip-Hop 💪🏾🖤🇺🇲😎
About 5 years ago I became a @djphase advocate because unlike others his narrative is pregnant with details which predates other narratives. None of the claim jumpers dare refute his story because it's a quintessential American story. I live in Philadelphia and we have a park. The Latinos are on one side playing every version of Latin music and The FBA ADOS are playing Hip-Hop, funk, etc. To THIS day there's a line between English and Spanish music listeners. Only claim jumpers and humanitarians are saying different.
I live in Philly as well but I spent most of my life back n forth between NYC the Bronx to be exact the Bronx is different you can’t use Philly as an example they are not the same so stop it! NORF PHILLY stand up!!!
❤ you Lord Jamar!!!!! Peace yes! Let's celebrate!!!!!
I’m gen X from north Florida. Nowhere near where hip hop was created so tell me why we were listening to hip hop growing up and the Puerto Ricans that lived around us, were not! If they created it why was it foreign to them but not to us 🤔
N Florida
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FJ said in an interview that he went to a Spanish Club in the Bronx where all the Latino's from the older generation would go and dance enjoying music from their country. The club had all the older Mommies and Poppies there that didn't even "speak english" They would go there and dance to Merengue and Salsa Music all night. So he says, he was there and out of no where the DJ throws on Biggie and all these older Latino people that didn't even know how to speak English, miraculously knew who biggie was and rapped every word along with the song! FJ seen this and was devastated!!! He said he immediately left the club in rage, went home and sat in the dark in his house confused about what happened that night. FJ said he was so hurt that his own people didn't even know his songs, (let alone played his songs in the club) but knew who Biggie was, and every word to the song! They didn't even speak english!!! That's what put him on a mission to start making hits!
Hip-hop we all know the truth salute and peace to the God
@Yanadameen Podcast and @Djphase great Video and Information family. KEEP YA FOOTS ON THERE KNECKS, DON'T EVER STOP BECAUSE THAT'S WHAT THEY WANT AND EXCEPT US TO DO. This will not be a repeat of what happened in the beginning. PEACE GOD.
Everybody wants the cheat code to be included in Hip Hop.
thk you Lord Jamar & Dj Phase for a great memory filled show ..Harlem & the X was a Movie my youthful days ..HipHop 4 Life
Big ups to Iasia M showing out with the half G-Unit of support to the HipHop gods🔥🔥
No overlaps for us in Nubia in Bklyn. Moons, on Broadway, Was the taylor that made our slacks. We went to Delancy st for the Alpacas, knitted sweaters and mock necks. We wore british walkers, playboys (with and without the tear drops), Bally's and desert boots. PEACE LORD.
Peace! Can’t believe I missed the live glad you’re going live more often.
Great SHOW 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Salute for Lord Jamar. Hopefully Tariq can come on the Godcast
Yh he definitely should
Yes Sir L Jamar. Plz connect with Tariq Nesheed
Ain’t nobody rocking with Tariq he jumped off code for some paper I lost respect for him behind that he didn’t have to sit down with that dude but he did it anyway for me and only me he crossed that line and that says a lot about him for me! I use to argue with dudes about him but now I see the shit that people say about him! On top of he did that dude show but hasn’t done lord show but lord was on his doc microphone check but he made sure to go on that dude vlad show idk what’s wrong with some of us we act like we need that dude channel or something we could be a brain dead people sometimes!
@@Black_unity597 I've got several issues with Tariq, but the good outweighs the bad, he caught those sneaky PR and Jamaicans trying to steal the culture right up under us.
@@Black_unity597I didn't like the Tariq and Vlad sit down but I still got love for Tariq.
Peace to the Gods. They also said that Puerto Rican started reggaeton. When that is FALSE! Reggaeton was started by El General, a black Panamanian!!!!
I remember British walkers coming up. I remember the first two-tone British walkers I've ever seen. What was the score of the cat from around my way, and he used to die his British office, clarks, and sneakers. This was black in the 80s in Fort Greene. ✌️
1900 : The first wave of puerto rican migration to NYC.
1940s : Second migration to NYC.
1950S : LAST MIGRATION TO NYC.
I LOVE HISTORY PUERTO RICANS AND ABORIGINES FBA ..RESPECT EACH OTHER..
They successfully removed the creators of ragtime, jazz,R&R ,County music in their life Time in their faces 😢
Awesome Kings. We here
Why didn’t Kris Parker show up for the challenge, isn’t he the teacher? Lies can not exist in a real cypher.
THERE ARE HOUNDREDS OF KATS THAT ARE 66 AND UP AND WERE AROUND FROM THE START MOST OF THEM ARE GONE AND SOME ARE LIFERS
EVERYONE HAS THEIR STORY
BUT BAM PUT IT ON THE MAP
AND MADE OTHERS GET INVOLVED WORLDWIDE.
Its was all about
- cha cha music
- monnodos music
- rico swavey music
- techno music
- lisa lisa & cult jam music
- house techno music
They was on full " 100% TIME only .
To add on , it was " stay away from the blacks " in that time .
It wasnt we " black like yall " at all .
Its was separation at one time ......
Until hip hop influence others ! Pure facts
Lord J is so helpful, I was taking a selfie with him at a show in Charlotte and he took the phone, made some adjustments, and snapped the flick his damn self.
This was classic.
We need a part 2 talk on history more .
@kooldjphase is 💯 Correct regarding his comment "It being within FBA DNA 🧬" that can also be explained as "Cultural Continuity" within FBA culture.
To explain why Puerto Ricans have no significant creative contribution to hip hop culture, it is essential to examine the concept of Cultural Continuity versus Cultural Discontinuity.
The (FBA) have a long and rich history of Cultural Continuity. This is evident in their creation and evolution of various art forms, which include:
Spirituals (Late 18th Century - Early 19th Century)
Blues (Late 19th Century)
Ragtime (Late 19th Century - Early 20th Century)
Jazz (Early 20th Century)
Gospel (Early 20th Century)
Bebop (1940s)
Rhythm and Blues (R&B) (1940s)
Doo Wop (1940s - 1950s)
Rock and Roll (Mid-1950s)
Soul (Late 1950s - 1960s)
Country Music
Funk (Mid-1960s)
Hip Hop (Late 1970s)
House Music (Early 1980s)
Neo-Soul (1990s)
Afrofuturism (Conceptual Art Music)
And so on...
These art forms were developed by successive FBA generations, reflecting their experiences and struggles within the systemof Racism, White Supremacy. Each genre is a testament to the enduring cultural legacy and innovative spirit of the FBA community/Youth.
In contrast, Puerto Ricans exhibit Cultural Discontinuity. There is a lack of historical and consistent progression in their contributions to music and cultural forms comparable to the lineage seen in FBA history. This discontinuity raises critical questions:
1. What essential elements did Jamaicans and Nuyoricans bring to hip hop that were indispensable for its advancement?
2. What tangible benefits did the FBA gain from the inclusion and acceptance of Nuyoricans in hip hop?
The statistical significance of Puerto Rican contributions to hip hop is negligible.
This is particularly notable considering that many in the Puerto Rican community have historically fought to be accepted as white and were positioned in close proximity to Black communities. Proximity alone does not equate to a shared cultural union. Moreover, the Latino culture has roots in anti-Black sentiment, as evidenced by derogatory terms such as "Trepar Palo" or "Cocolos" (Monkey) used to describe Black people.
In conclusion, while Puerto Ricans were present in the early days of hip hop, their contributions do not reflect the deep, generationally sustained creativity and cultural innovation demonstrated by the FBA. Their presence in hip hop history does not amount to a foundational or transformative influence on the genre.
That was created by the offspring of COINTELPRO and the civil rights generation ..
Man cut SUPER SPIRM ON THE WHEELS 😂😂😂
Lord J 🫡🥂Congrats on the "W"!
Can we get MC Eiht on the Godcast? Yall both "Menace II Society" alumni and it'd be dope to have a REAL discussion between yall brothers about the pro's and con's of "Reality Rap"
He’s been on here already, check the archives.
DJ speaking facts 💯.
In the movie wildstyle, the "white" girl looking for Fab 5 Freddy, asked the kids where the graffiti artist were, the kids replied we are all graffiti artists
Lord and Phase 💯💯💯
PERU ]🇵🇪 100 % LATINO
CO SIGNEDS THIS
WE RESPECT N LUV
THE CULTURE
PEACE PEACE
MOTHERLAND OF THE HOPS......
NYC
I knew this was going to happened exactly like this. However their absence is more than a display of respect for lord jamar. It’s a line drawn in the sand by their SOUL.
They don’t want to publicly tarnish their spirit any further w the lies. They can try to play it like they too big to respond but really who they used to be is still fighting on the inside conflicted. Thank the real ones for opposing the tradition of stealing what we invent. ✊🏾💯✊🏾
Boot Camp Click incorporated some Jamaican styles in there sets
The culture document is spot on facts named names . Hiphop is outside always outside. Dj phase salute Bronx dale birth of hiphop.
Great build big up 100 ......Lord Jamar Green Eyes impersonation got me rolling
Spot-bills was the name of that sneaker, and thank you, DJ Phase, for taking us back
Spot built
@yanadameengodcast1258 No doubt 7 get at me. So we can tell the 7 story on hip-hop 11 7
Even the name "Slick Rick" sounds like a character from a 1970s American Blaxploitation film.
Salute to our brothers, Lord jamar, and Dj phase for standing on business...
I’m with you Lord Jamar on the Tariq BS with him going on Vlad. That was heaux ish period
To be honest, it's well past time that Black people in America CANCEL Tariq Nasheed too. The way he be moving a lot of times be foul. He's not for the people or the culture. He's strictly for the 💰 And I have no doubt that he wouldn't think twice or bat an eye in selling out Black people.
Well needed !!
Blessing on my elders
I call him sane legs
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Even🎉tually we united black and Puerto Rica's 77 Zulu nation from then unity. Till unity now
I understand your point about the Vlad and Tariq interview to a certain capacity.
That “Tariq Disciple” stuff is nonsensical and unnecessary. That sounds like people trying to get into your head to sow seeds of deceit.
Your perspective is Nothing like Tariq's. People who subscribe to both of you brothas know that you two are different in your abilities to disseminate information and may disagree on certain things.
Ain't nobody confused about who they listening to. That stuff commotion and Nothingness.
We kings, Queens, Gods, and Earths out here on a mission. My eyes are on the prize.
Despite all of that.
Preserving our culture and Hip Hop legacy is bigger than Tariq, Vlad and any personal beefs any of you have.
I Respect Tariq for putting his ego to the side and getting this movie out to more of the masses. We need this Movie to make noise. Vlad is a lot of things, and you and him may never squash your disagreements but we are grown men. For This Movie's sake, we can use his viewership and reach. We don’t have Amazon, mainstream Radio, and other outlets without censorship and shadow bans.
It's about moving the culture forward
And putting lies and myths to bed for good.
This is for the True Founders of Hip Hop.
Peace.
WE GOTTA KEEP THE PRESSURE ON AND NOT ALLOW THEM TO TRY AND SWEEP IT UNDER THE RUG! KEEP ASKING THEM QUESTIONS ON WHY THEY DIDNT SHOW UP!
Facts
Fax.. This ain't going under the rug
I remember when DITC had to beg to get slim joseph on
DJ names evolved from Black Americans historically giving each other nicknames that continue to this day
Real talk
Both Legends!🔴⚫️🟢✊🏿✊🏿
Lord Jamar will live long.... u know the rest 💯💯🔥🔥
ROUND OF APPLAUSE FOR FACTUAL SUBSTANCE ‼️‼️‼️not speculation, rhetoric and hyperbole
Yes, LJ AND DJ PHASE EVERYTHING IS REAL.
WE GOT THE BROOKLYN VERSION OF HIP-HOP, BUT WE SAT THE TRENDS.
Dam sounds like the Jam gonna be lit! If I lived close eought wow! I would sure be there bigup to all of you! Love my so called blk American family!❤️❤️❤️ love from New Jersey.
Lord, America was the old world, the origin of language, writing, civilisation, farming, art, music, etc. So, there's no surprise that black American youth are the progenitors of Hip Hop. The book Anacalysis by Godfrey Higgins spills the beans. Chromosomal Adam is Albert Perry 338,000 yo he was a black American Indian who was born and lived in Indian territory all his life
Black Americans historical roots are descendants of the Kemetians and Moor empire. There’s a reason why Clarence 13X had the knowledge of our great ancestors. We are in the Aquarian Age in which “Nothing can be hidden”
@@raiderbone361shut up lol
OH LORD U BEEN WATCHIN WAAAAAY TOO MANY RUclips VIDEOS
@@raiderbone361 Asking for a friend, if we were the first race on the planet, why are all black people only tied to one landmass? Wouldn't they be all over the world? Moor merely means dark or black skin, blacks are still on every continent. Your knowledge was up to date back in the 80's and things have moved on!!
That was as heavy as the approximate 6 sextillion tons that the earth weighs!
Exactly the immigrants where racist Toward FBA in the beginning my homie said he could not go into his Puerto Rican homies house in the 70s he had to wait down stairs or outside cmon 50/50 my axx
@fba
Bra you talking about in the beginning they still that way right now!
Not all of them did that racist shit.
That is a fact!
@@Black_unity597 no way still ???
@@consciousnavigation019 appreciate it brotha I don't have a problem with immigrants but man they gotta problem with us
Lord Jamar. B1 EXCELLENT use of Sword.
How else was this going to end ??? Of course they weren't going to take that challenge !!! In the words of Lord Jamar on the track titled : "All For One" where Jamar said in his verse : "All Your Life You Must Teach Truth"...... Well, it appears that Lord Jamar still stands today by the same righteous principles he expressed 35 years ago.
Nahhhh Around The 56:50 Mark
“And We Walk Down The Streeett”
All Of Sudden? We Start Talking Like Ricky DEeeeee
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The black spades started the culture of what is now hip hop‼️ KRS-1 said the original B.Boy culture in the beginning was gang culture.🤷🏾♂️ Hip hop came out of the civil rights movement for Black/African Americans. Latinos are genetically Europeans, it’s a myth they are black, it’s two different ethnicities & culture. Foreigners, non Americans that came from Puerto Rico ect. lived in poverty with blacks because they were 2nd class citizens so they had the “black experience” but genetically & culturally it’s a distinct difference.
Really? So the Africans who were shipped to Puerto Rico and intermarried the Tainos don't count? Same situation in Cuba, Dominican Republic, Southern Mexico, and Brazil had the largest transport of West African slaves shipped in the Americas. Matter of fact today, they have the second largest African population outside of Africa itself. 🤷🏽♂️
@@billyjacc Brazil ain’t P.R. Tho, you can’t conflate the two because it’s incorrect to say the two are the same when Brazil having a high affinity of sub Saharan African DNA is the distinction, & genetically a Puerto Rican is majority European & prolly 10% sub Saharan African. A person who has one black parent will give any European some sub Saharan African DNA so that comparison is also incorrect, but a Puerto Ricans ancestry is from Spain which is in Europe.
Africa isn't the name of continent. Please stop using Africa is the birth place of people's. What ever stories our enemies say is truth. Latino are not us. They are Caucasian. Latino is Latin word which Italian. Hispanic is a Spanish word. Spanish is a Caucasian language and people are from Spain. Only the original tiano are us. Please do the research.
@@billiondollarambition Latinos are Not Spaniards! They ain’t from Spain. They are Not Caucasian. You don’t know what tf you talkin abt. Infact you sound uneducated & biased like most of these wannabe problacktivists.
@billiondollarambition
@billiondollarambition I've been to both places and I was just providing an example of some of the destinations of the Atlantic Slave trade.
My grandfather was from Loisa Puerto Rico and looked like Nat King Cole. His side of the family came in various hues, and also knew a substantial amount of their genealogy.
In PR the Tainos mixed with the Africans who were there and also the Spaniards who were there, and that's why you'll have those who highly favor Italians ( Telemundo TV Ricans) and also those who favor African Americans or Afro Caribbeans , then there are those who are in-between due to the offspring of the first two meeting up and procreating...., i.e. " Tainos + Spaniards = more Southern Italian look.
Tainos + Africans = more of a Mestizo look.
The offspring of the four combined produced more of a Creole look in which we'd see in the ports of Louisiana. Think " Lisa Bonet, The Smollet Family, Jasmine Guy, and even Cree Summer as far as hues and hair textures went.
Heck , we knew some of our grandfather's side in West Philly, and we thought they were just light brown skinned black folks like us, but my mom ( who's half Rican from my grandfather) used to say " They are part Spanish too, cause their father's black and mother's Spanish like our dad was. " These were her first cousins and my grandfather's sister's kids in their late 30's at the time. ( over 50 years ago)
Their mom and my grandfather had both been deceased when we were born.
At our family reunion in 1972 is when we met most of his side and all the girl cousins were tripping off the family of 5 boys that looked like the Jackson 5. Dark-skinned, big wide noses and lips, and wore huge afros. The one my brother's age ( about 11 ) looked just like Tito Jackson with braces. They looked like their father who's brownskinned and the mother was very Dark-skinned, and born and raised in San Juan, and her family lineage was from Loisa.
Funny how even today at 78 years old, when she wears her Bomba dresses and headwraps, the Africans in Southwest Philly thinks she's one of them., when she goes to shop out there. I'll bet she probably has less European in her bloodline than many FAB's.
Anyway, I won't go as far as to say they helped the founding of Hip Hop culture as far as Dancing, Rapping , and Mixing, but I'll stick to the truth that many of them have African bloodlines.. & that's from family experience and research. My mother's half Puerto Rican from her father, and my father's FAB ( I think, cause his father was a Geechie- Gullah from North Florida.)
As far as Ricans go, my family and many others laugh about the Spaniard - European only discussion when it comes to their heritage.
I'm 55 kcmo 816 in fifth grade they were desert boots.
These brothers having fun🥃
Shout out to Brooklyn!
Fundamental progress has to do with the reinterpretation of basic ideas.
I really enjoyed the Godcast.
Popped that champagne cork a little too early. 😂 🍾
I'm highly disappointed that KRS didn't accept the challenge. Hip Hop is his life, and for him to be challenged on it, you'd expect him to automatically accept the challenge, front and center. If he was asked, he would say he would. It's happened, and he didn't. Disappointing. IMO, KRS lyrically is still and always will be the G.O.A.T. Congratulations, Lord Jamar, on your victory.
Thank you
@15:31-15:36
To Lord Jamar, 1 of my 90s crush, .....
Tariq is being strategic in regards to the Vlad interview.
He's basically conversing with Vlad, getting some straightening about bringing people up there to glorify talk about gang culture and to show ngs how not to let Vlad ask them questions or answer questions that can get them caught up.
Be it with their opps or the real opps, ( the feds).
♥️⚫️🟢🙌🏿thanks brother
If the debate is August 73, or earlier,, what in any possible way does anything AFTER that even matter?
Lord Jamar I cannot thank you enough, GOD bless you Brother and thank you for making the truth popular again!!! I agree with you "certain lines shouldn't be crossed"...Black people in NYC established HipHop!!!Not white-blue-green-brown-yellow-red people because BLACK people invented it.
We called gangsters back then hard rocks, 😂
Rakim I can take a phrase that's rarely heard,flip it, now it's a daily word!!! This is what we do constantly from lingo to fashion hairstyles etc and it goes on and on and on we create consistently
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What I am learning is that BA are proud but these guys are describing luxury, like youth with 5 to 10 match hats with shoes to match. Nice✌
Phase is right , when you dance any dance it suppose to be with the beat . Pr break dancing is not with the beat . FACTS !
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Salute ✊🏽✊🏽✊🏽💎
On the *Fashion Trends * part of Hip-Hop Culture,,,IN SOME CASES THE KNOCKOFFS SPREAD FASTER THAN THE Originals WHICH HAS BEEN A NUISANCE IN Hip-Hop CULTURE ‼️‼️‼️ SINCE DAY ONE ‼️‼️‼️
Peace to the god
Gate keep the culture is most definitely standing on business. Lying and knowing the true origin of Hip Hop is not standing on business.
36:40 seconds ,give or take a few seconds off...Lord Jamar:"wait a minute wait a minute,,,wasn't the Black Spades_______ a Black Group"......😂😂😂😂😅😂😅😂LOVE THEE HUMOROUS FACTS INTERJECTION ‼️‼️‼️
Live Wires Connect - UGK Lord Jamar Keith Murray 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
LORD JAMAR YOIUR TURNTABLE TECHNIQE IS MOST IMPECABLE PEACE GOD
haha cool Lord! Inclusivity is getting out of hand mayne hahaha
I liked DJ Phase and your fun interactions with him
Peace Peace god.
Don't forget about Substitution my G