They have the nerve to say Black American culture is violent like there is no crime in Africa lol. Africa has had how many dictators and mass genocides? Also, some African countries have a higher murder and crime rate than some U.S cities.
As someone who lived in France and the UK, and who's mother was in catholic school in Uganda, schooled by white racist nun who called her the hard R, racism was and is still global. Yes you guys are American, native Americans even (this doesn't nagate the fact that the root of your lineage lies with the first men and women from Africa), but white people don't see us a different from one another. Culturally there are differences, but that the same as the differences between a Congolese person and a Uganda or a Nigerian (language, music style, food etc...). If you kiss you teeth, have rhythm, don't wear shoes in your house, call your elders auntie or uncles, have dark skin, and coily hair, we are related. There's more similarities than differences across the board, but the system keeps pushing this fucked up narrative that we should be divided. If we unite, it's wraps.
@@jubeidu01 Just stop, we been trying get Africans and Carribeans to unite with us for over a century, as a matter of fact the Pan African movement was started by us in the Untied States! WE TOLD YALL THEY LOOK AT US ALL THE SAME, it's funny to me that now yall try to preach that back to us like we haven't been saying that for decades. However Yall didn't want it, yall wanted to stay divided, now yall want to push the narrative that "they" want us divided when yall never wanted to untie with us. Yall keep saying we're African only when it's convenient but you already know 500 years away from the continent not a soul from there considered us African. Just stop with the hypocritical logic, it's insulting.
Saying the N word in my Black Southern Household in the 90’s was equivalent to a curse word and my father would’ve brought out the belt. Today at 30 I have never used the word. So saying that all Black people in the United States say that all the time is a stereotype.
Same in my family. I am from the southeast. Now as an adult it feels so dirty and ignorant to even hear it. I turn off music and exit convos where it is used in abundance
@@citizencoy4393 right but to be honest with you, I barely hear other Black American people even say it. To be real it’s usually the children of immigrants or people that grow up in big cities that have huge immigrant populations that consist of African or Caribbean people.
@@Ahumaannah man. Maybe cause you live in the south here in NY we use it a lot. I hardly use it. You’d be suprised some use it as a filler word almost like the word like.
@@911noambulancespot on my Azz don’t you ever question Caribbean’s!! Y’all are clueless of what Black Caribbean gave to America and the world 🇺🇸America and 🇬🇧England wouldn’t be what it is today bc of the Black Caribbean’s 😅😅 the Banjo instruments spread from the Caribbean’s the Revolt in the Caribbean end the traverse of Atlantic slavery that gave them more 🇺🇸US states the first south was Caribbean’s there’s the Congo Square where Porto-Jazz was formed Caribbean’s fought in the Civil War,help Spark the Industrial Revolution Non violence Protest studied by W.EB Dubois was of a 🇯🇲Jamaican national Hero and more
@@coyoluo hip hop, wearing your trousers down to your knees, shooting each other, calling each other n word, calling your woman the b word, complaining about the W people, selling D. That is the b American culture, nothing positive
@@coyoluo people are using the word culture and don't even know the true definition of culture. They are treating it like a revolving door and don't know what it means to have a culture.
Jin is a leading proponent of the model of recent African origin of modern humans. His research presented evidence that the majority of the gene pools in China originated from Africa. His team analyzed the Y chromosomes of males around China and compared this group with those of Southeast Asians and Africans.😮 This message is to Adonis and others who can't just do simple research. There is a video on youtube of researchers explaining Asian DNA connection to Africa. You all love to joke about the truth when it's real. The Khoisan also known as the Khoi Khoi , San or Bushmen are a group of non-Bantu Africans. They have Asian features - high cheekbones, slant eyes and light skin. They are found in Southern Africa - Namibia, Botswana and South Africa. Do your research before jumping down other foreigners throat about history please and thank you. For the record you are not black. Black is a color. The color of a thing not city, state, country, or place.
@@emmacrawford11: camera amazing!!!!! how to reclaim a culture of gangs, violence, and prisons??????🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔. It's really sad to say it It is the only community in America that has neither present nor future.😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔 
The minority that cosplays PARTS of your culture (youngsters, overwhelmingly) is mostly composed of people who actually like the culture and don't downplay anyone. Or young'uns born in the 2000s, who are clueless as to where their dress style even came from. Many times, these interviews are also triggering. Adonis belittles other people's cultures, or asks people loaded questions, that youngsters react to by attacking back.
Yes, we Africans don't celebrate 80% single motherhood, fatherless households, and dependence on foodstamps. We DON'T want to be like you. No Thank You!
@@khomotsorapoo6287the point was cultural influence, a lot of blacks are influenced by African Americans, in Africa rap music pacifically from the US has became a stable in there country, also a lot of blacks, well not even just black people but even whites, Asians, ect…. Dresses like black Americans bc before then, the street clothing look wasn’t really that popular, especially when it came to the shoes.
Ask them.... About our Different Skeletal System....Our Copper Skin....We have mounds Older than Pyramids....The Grand canyon has Egyptian Artifacts older than African Egypt Pyramid... SOUTH AMERICA is also America... Our Culture is what makes the world go .. music, Style Language@@adoniscrashboom
When u ask blk Americans whsts their culture they say rap rap rap. MIND U LOOK UP THE MEN THAT STARTED IT SOME CARIBBEAN DESCENT JAMAICA N BARBADOS TRY AGAIN UBJAVE NO VULTURE MAC N CHEESE FRIED CHICKEN M RAP . 😂😂😂😂😂😂@adoniscrashboom
@@lawrencejohnson743Rap is what you do over a beat. Those two combined together become hip-hop. Rapping comes from DJ’s at parties who would talk over a random instrumentals in the background shouting people out and just talking, the word ‘rap’ originally meant to just talk. Eventually they started rhyming words together to the beat to entertain the crowd to spice it up and then from there it evolved to the rapping to drum breaks and drum loops that we know. This combined with dancing or “break dancing” at the same parties is the essence of what Hip-Hop was. It’s what Hip-Hop supposed to be, but like all things, it changed once it got big.
Adonis why did you say Hispanics and hip-hop in the same sentence. Hip-hop was invented solely by Black Americans. In the beginning, Hispanics didn't even hang with Black Americans. They played their own type of music.
SOLID 100%… till it got more popular, its a BLACK AMERICAN offspring, WE BORN IT, BREAST FEED IT, NURTURED IT, then they started to see its growth, to feel its presence, and like its SWAG… as in alll OUR STARS they claim to have always known SHE/HE, would Grow uP to be SOMEBODY! But, WE REMEMBER… when you said WE ain’t 💩, wouldn’t be 💩, OUR fam ain’t …. LOOK at HER/HIM NOW ! uP from tha concrete, Sprung A Rose, who would’ve ever Known, that 💩would ever, Could Ever SHINE As BRIGHT As 💎’s !! APTTMH 🙏🏾🙏🏾🫡🤜🏿💥🤛🏾🫡🏹🔥🏹🔥🏹🔥🏹🔥🏹🔥🏹
Exactly. The socalled Hispanic didn't come in until after we had invented everything, just like everyone else. What has been hidden from view by white surpremacist scholarship is the fact that we are on a Black planet where a particular group of Black people are literally the civilzers and culture bearers throughout history wherever we find modernity. Heredity has everything to do with a group of people and their inherent traits. This is why everyone tries to tell Black people we are all the same when Black people point out their greatness. No other people are inventing and producing at the level of a particular group of Black people. It ain't even close. Lastly, the Americas are the true old world. If Africa is the mother land, then why are they copying their children? Shalawam
@@gaianoir8912lol gt heck on. Yall have no influence or contributions to "black" Americans. Music or culture. We influenced yall and yall mimicking us 😂
Keep in mind Adonis decides who he approaches for these interviews, and what he posts online. The fact that my comments debunking his talking points got deleted tells me he probably does the same thing with what he films.
You. Trying so hard to come for us Africans but we really don't give a f 😂😂🤦🏾♀️ your demeanor your so desperate to put us in check but we do not care sir move
No it’s vice versa, u started it, but there has been many times where I’ve seen African people bash Americans and tell them they are not Africans, but never get called out for it, but when African Americans turn around and do the same when telling an African that we’re not the same, there in the wrong. (Me personally I consider us relatives don’t take anything I said as bashing you, I would like a good terms relationship with fellow Africans if they allow it)
Black American culture is soul food, family reunions, Memorial Day, Black History week/ Month/ showing love to our Ancestors ,root work,civil rights, thousands of inventions and industries worldwide like electric lighting, hvac,and at home security systems etc etc😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@rocoustilerocoustile4320Huh? Us having a union. And you as a typical african wouldn't understand. Our forefathers fought tooth and nail. As even us as their descendants are still rebellious towards this system. We just Gotta wake up. What yall Africans and carribeans doing? Not a day thing. We the ones who fight against bullish. Why yall succumb and kiss them folk ahh
This interviewer stresses me out. So much he needs to learn. I respect his viewpoints but they lack substance and depth. Love from a black South African.
@Sipho_Thenjwayo Well said he talks ouf of Ignorance and he is looking for someone to BLAME but he cannot face what the WHITES are doing negatively and want to disassociate from us let them run in the NOTHINGNESS if that's the choice they make
the Africa situtation wouldn't have even been brought. We all have stuff to learn and he proved his point. The interviewer himself says that what they put in the books please so rewatch that to where talk about what the books say.
I don’t think that he thinks he knows too much. It’s literally melanated people who come to America acting like they’re better or playing into stuff yt ppl try to push. Saying stupid stuff like “Blk Amer don’t have no culture” when they’re copying every single thing blk amer do. Blk amer are the culture in Amer.
It IS all about America. Specifically BLACK AMERICA. The world marches to the beat of our drum, imitates our every move, uses all our vast number of inventions, etc ..@@mgazigroup
@@barbravire8994 Yes! At the end of the day we're all black, but there are differences in our cultures. Haitians are not the same with Jamaicans, Jamaicans are not the same with Kenyans, Kenyans are not the same with Senegalese, etc.
I was born in Africa, I moved to the US 20+ years ago. Black Americans are not Africans, of course Black Americans descended in Africa but they’re definitely not Africans. The same goes with Jamaican, Haitian and other Black Caribbean. If we can call Black Americans African-Americans then why don’t we call the White Americans European-Americans?
They do. We are of African descent. And African-American is a term that has nothing to do with you because it's a distinct ethnic group with it's own makeup and you don't get to move anywhere and tell people what to call themselves. Just like Asian-American some who are part white and 5th generation someone newly from China does not get to move to America and tell people what they can call themselves. And genetic studies do use the term European-Americans. But they usually break it down to Irish-American, Italian-American etc. Because most Americans origins came from Somewhere else you use the origin then the nationality. It's not hard.
Do people from France move to Canada and tell people not to call themselves French-Canadian? No, because that is it's own culture by now that started centuries ago that no one gets to try to change. But Afro-Jamaican is also a term just like Indo-Jamaican.
@@adoniscrashboomthe fact that you said you aren’t African. One we was never taught everyone came from Africa. We were taught all people migrated out of Africa
@@adoniscrashboomwe do know where the people of the Americas came from. They migrated from Asia. Look up Clovis culture it is one of the oldest in the Americas. They definitely weren’t black people.
Disclaimer: I’m a South African, we love & respect Black Americans and their culture, we were inspired by it ourselves, and it helped us in a lot of ways. So believe me when I say I’m not trying to start a fight with the question I’m about to ask, I’m really just trying to learn. It is a fact that each native of a continent, country, island etc has two foudational cultural pillars, language and spiritual/religious practices. Eg: the Scottish speak Gaelic, the Aboriginal people of Australia have their own language and spiritual beliefs, we Africans have our own languages and spiritual beliefs, even the vikings(white people) had their own language and spiritual practices, where they would do sacrifices and all those things. The Asians have their own languages and spiritual beliefs. My question is, If there were original black people in the US excluding native Americans(red indians) because it is known they have their own language and spiritual beliefs, what is the original language of black Americans and what are your original spiritual/religious practices/beliefs. AAVE is a dialect of English, and English comes from white people, so I can’t really accept that as an answer, and Christianity as an answer is idk, because generally white people used Christianity as a method to praise and worship God, Muslim people use Islam as a method to praise and worship God. And everyone has their own method, and in their own language So please help me try to understand what you mean when you guys say you’re the original black people of the US. I’m really want to understand. Because history tells us otherwise, and your DNA also says otherwise. So I’m really confused
I'm also still waiting for that answer myself. He said Black Americans are the only people that are Black the rest we are identified by our origin of countries infact he said tribes
One of the languages is called Tutnese. Additionally The Seminole ppl and other indigenous Americans aka black Americans spoke and speak their tribal language and English.
@@Asjay35 he actually refers countries as Tribes , he said " Ugandan" to be exact referring to the guy with dreads, but in Uganda, just like any country in Africa there are a good number of tribes , each tribe has its language and culture there are 56 tribes in Uganda....and 120 in Tanzania
This guy interviewing was cool until he started saying the FBA thing. Most black Americans do have Native American dna but it’s via coming here after Columbus.
Very interesting of a point he made regarding black Brits. The British did have slaves. What happened to Them? It was very telling how when he asked the didn’t answer and he replied yall stole their identity. Very interesting
Perhaps some of us are unaware that Black people ie Shemites ie Israelites ruled Europe up until the 17 and 18th century. This is what he was referring to. The slave trade was about war and ethnic cleansing. I write as someone who is immune to white surpremacist scholarship. Shalom from the House of DAVID and Marlborough 👊🏿🕎⚔️🏹🪶🌽💜🙏🏿
black british don’t have these opinions about cultured Africans using the n word. In fact they like the exchange of culture. Both black British and African British are more way culturally similar than AA. Also similar to carribeans. They like the same things like football. ⚽️ As a Nigerian American blacks don’t have these opinions AA had in the video about me either even tho my name is completely Nigerian. So it’s pretty obvious to me most don’t believe things like being called just American. In fact I’ve seen it. Altho I completely respect someone who wants just that. Doesn’t bother me. Opinions are there for a reason. Ugandan was most intuitive more willing to compromise. But other African and American most of what they’re arguing does not being any value to any other lives. But it is interesting nonetheless to see how some feel. Altho it is kinda sad that some don’t understand what it will take for the world to respect people of African descent. I’m only saying this to make you think, if AA’s aren’t of African descent don’t come to Africa when like their music scene some of their countries become world powers. It is already happening. But then again you have a right to every continent on this earth as we are the original creation of God(no shade to other races, but I would assume that’s why they are so obsessed and insecure about black people)
@@chasinstackksn2s973 yeah because all black people know how to be is ghetto. Tf type of comment is this. You think all black people are broke? Does the culture only exist in the hood?
Adonis I think you're a bit uneducated on uk black culture. Black people have been in the uk for the past 500 years too. The history of black people and slavery with the uk lasts a long time for example. The UK had slaves and had black British citizens in the uk, Jamaica ad Nigeria before Scotland was even part of the UK! Just like Americans but they were mistreated and deported back to africa in groups. Queen Elizabeth the first for example deported a group of black people out of England to Sierra Leone. Also some of hip hops founding fathers were Jamaican and hip hop was inspired by sound system culture the same way grime was inspired by Jamaican culture 30 years later in th UK. The banjo is based on an African instrument! Black Americans call sweet potatoes yams because they're similar to the yams that grow in Africa! Black Americans dont need to be considered African and thats okay but black Americans are not the only black culture. In terms of civil rights black people in the uk had their own civil rights and relied upon the testimony of black people from what is now Nigeria to abolish slavery. The civil rights era was inspired by Americans for sure for example we had boycotts and black panther parties in the sixties too but that is an example of how black Americans inspire black people in the rest of the world. America is the number 1 country and has dominated media for a long time, why is it a surprise that black people all over the world are inspired by black us culture when we all went through the same things? And to your point of black British people only having been in the uk for 3 generations, thats true for the majority but not all. Me for example my parents both have nigerian origin, i was born in the uk, on my dads side is a straight Nigerian heritage but on my mums side she was from a group of nigerians that have been here since the 1800s and kept their Nigerian culture, the racism became too much and muly mums family moved back to Nigeria in the 80s and then my parents moved back to the uk in the 90s. I still have family that didn't go back and stayed in the uk the whole time living in Newcastle. I dont want to discredit you but you need to be educated a bit more on uk black culture because the original black British people are still here. And as for the N word situation we went through a similar thing of reclaiming the word. I was called the n word growing up, so was my mum, so were nigerians during colonisation, i can only speak for myself and my people but to be honest bro our histories are more linked than separated in particular the history of the US , JAMAICA , NIGERIA AND BRAZIL. Me for example am from igala tribe in Nigeria, we were a kingdom decimated by the slave trade because of how close we lived to the niger river but our culture still lives in forms from the Gullah people in th US. You even have red rice! Honestly bro i would recommend educating yourself a lil bit more, not hating but i think you would understand that black British experience more and most people in the uk dont really know the history. Sorry for the rant lol but i hope u see this, been watching since you were on the sidemen 😅
In South africa we experience Apartheid...so what do you mean we not Black? When here in South Africa we were separated with our own color of skin..Have you heard of Nelson Mandela?...
As a kid I had to read the book Kaffir Boy and learned about the Apartheid in South Africa. My parents had me reading all kinds of books because they didn't want us relying on the American school system that tells his-story.
No. You are confusing ethnicity and race. There is Black/African American culture which contributes to Black culture, the totality of the cultures of Black Africa & the Black African diaspora. Words have meaning. "Black" refers to race on a global basis. The majority of kidnapped Africans were shipped to Latin America and the Caribbean. The people there often refer to themselves as Black too. They're ancestors have been the Americas as long if not longer than most Black Americans. Again, Black American/African American represents an ethnic group specific to the descendants of enslaved Africans in the United States.
@@SunnyDaysAOK They don't have the range for that type of conversation. There's so much misinformation and defensiveness in their comments. They literally think that 'Black culture' only means them. It's ignorance.
I just subscribed. These type of conversations are very interesting. I’m a very dark complexion American and my dad was born in Antigua but I have lots of love for my African people. I actually plan on moving to Ghana one day soon. I understand the urge to distinguish between A Americans and Africans but I don’t understand why it has to be done negatively from both groups.
Man, African-American have a long way to go. We do have some that starts to travel and seeing there is a whole other world out there where people don't even know what hip-hop is. Heck most white people in America don't even listen or partake in this whole hip-hop stuff.
I agree to an extent. He’s doing okay but he needs a BIT more study and skill in debate for these convos. I always feel like he’s stopping short at articulating the point I believe he’s trying to make.
They sold us , then wanna reap the benefits of what we became without them 😂😂😂 just like a father who never was there and his son makes it to the nba and now he wants to come back around 😂😂😂😂😂 how ironic
@@general2883that’s not the point we’re talking about how Africans gave African Americans ancestors away to the Americas stripped from their culture to creating the most known culture of the world aka BLACK CULTURE/African American culture.
Honestly… these guys aren’t dumb and said a lot of valid things. Adonis is just stuck on the “I’m American” because he doesn’t want to be attached to Africa when he is in fact of African descent even if his descendants from Foundational Black Americans although they were in America before ,Christopher Columbus they still migrated from Africa. The say African culture has not influenced Black American culture is just simply untrue, which that being said black American culture has also influenced a lot of other black cultures. He’s also right about the civil rights movement, black Americans fighting and dying for their rights had a worldly impact blacks all over the world obtaining theirs. This could’ve been a very insightful conversation if both sides would have actually listened to each other instead of listening to respond. All in all I love the videos.
Thank you!!!! A lot of African Americans forget that we are still African!! We come from African descendants and over time we became African Americans. Just likes how there’s Afro Latinos etc
@@f.l.mproductions928 The forms of worship, family organization, music, food, and language developed by African Americans in slavery can all be seen to bear the signs of African traditional culture, as can the architecture, art, and handcrafts they left behind.
The only notable africans are ancient Egyptians. What history has africans had that changed the world inthe last 2,000 years? West africans? 🦗 when we think of greatness it’s ancient Egypt and the world also thinks like this which is why yts and Arabs are trying to steal their identity. No ones trying to steal west Africans identity but here they go trying to steal ours. That’s why they need to try to Africanize the native black Americans population which aren’t africans and are an amalgamation of three groups of people. They’re so loathsome 😂and boring and they know it and it hurts them. Oh well. Cope harder.😂
@@jamila9316 Thanks because I knew that it wasn't no thousand of years ago I remember just yesterday they were saying I'm not black! Just like that..I'm not black!
@@whoahna8438 In very ancient times the American continent was inhabited by Asian and African blacks. The oldest skeletal remains found in the Americas are of blacks. Marquez observed that "it is [good] to report that long ago the youthful America was also a Negro continent"(3). Dr. Dixon noted that as early as 70,000 B.C., Austroloid and later negritos crossed the Bering Strait to reach the New World.
But rappers are African Americans, also this was the point of the video, why are they saying the n word??? Bc black Americans do, there use of that word is inspired off of black American culture and they have no concept of the merits that word holds when stealing it from black Americans. Crazy how that didn’t cross your mind when writing this comment.
As a black American who has a lot of issues with how a lot of Africans view us one talking point I don’t like that some black Americans do is say we don’t come from Africa and allude that we are indigenous to America na I’m proud of my African heritage doesn’t matter if I don’t know exactly where I descend from there
Only parts of the land was called africa due to the concept of modern continents not being created until the late 1700s and even then the natives of the land all didn't call their lands africa.
See this is the problem, when they say “we” are not from Africa we are indigenous, if you are from Africa then you are not the “we”. Some of us actually did our genealogy and family tree and it traces back to Indians from Mexico and some Poland ancestry. So no not all of us are African. And yes majority of us are indigenous to America. So nothing to be mad about 🤷🏽♀️
Most africans. Dont no were they c9me from these people were colonized to the max nigeria is 70 year ols out side of that lmaoooooo most could tell u the orginal tribe name or history blk american no much more
No one denying their family roots. If yours from africa then it's from africa. Your making it sound like it's insulting to say it. Now if your referring to the africa diaspora. Then that's a different story and cover all melonated groups outside of the continent. But we left it.
I respected this conversation to a degree. They seem like thoughtful guys and made a couple valid points. Much better than previous interviewees. I hate that people don't know that Black Americans have little impact on and participation in international exploitation. Also, if you're going to represent Black America you better know it's deeper than rap. 😂 That's a genre of music. As Black Americans have our own religious traditions, are own food traditions, history, dialects beyond slang words, and goals which also vary across economic lines. He mentioned the drums in hip-hop and you were supposed to create him. They weren't apart of a "cultural exchange" they came with us, but that would require you to recognize another place of origin. I think there's nothing wrong with identifying as being connected to Africa but people need to know OUR TRIBE is Black American and we're stationed on the other side of the planet. 12:56 also violence is encouraged by socio-economic conditions. Suburbans listeners of rap music aren't shooting each other and no one blames Nike for gang violence because shooters were wearing black Air Forces. Also Africa is not being built on blood, it's simply being drained.
You are identity less African American American Fba Black Americans Indigenous Americans Hebrew Which one do you subscribe to , this is the state of your confusion
It's a total misconception that Africans don't refer to themselves as black. That might have been true before colonization, but since then, the european concept of races, and with it the existence of a distinct "black" race (or black RACES, plural) has been drilled into the indigenous populations. Many african colonies had public spaces segregated between whites and blacks, just like in the U.S. There's a distinction between race, nationality, ethnicity/tribe. Most sub saharan Africans (same goes for the caribbean and south america, btw) consider themselves black, racially speaking. There's even literature proving it, going back at least over a century. Only a few african ethnic groups often reject the label black. You'll find them in Somalia, Mauritania, Sudan (northern one); more rarely Ethiopia, Madagascar. To be fair, they look like what you guys would call "not unambiguously black". They typically look mixed with middle eastern (or with south asian, in the case of malagasy) and speak arabic. If a european says he's english, and norman, that doesn't mean he doesn't identify as white. Similarly, if an African says he's cameroonian, and bamileke, that doesn't mean he doesn't identify as black. So, the Ugandan dude is right when he says there are many black cultures, and there are literally books, by anthropologists, saying as much.
We know we are black already and we know we are more than black already. but because yall lived with black folks for 400 years yall use skin color as an identifier. we can use country state and tribe times our African names and tribal marks as u can see, too many identifiers.
Please family we have come so far and yet still we haven’t got any where. Therefore we should pay more attention to videos like these. And ask ourselves as which one is easier; to continue dividing ourselves or to come together and seek for a greater future? Thanks family.
Glad I checked into your space today with CCFreedman. I've seen some of your videos, wishing I could see more but didn't know who you were. Youre a smart young brother bringing some great content. I will be looking out for your upcoming projects! BTW I'm a FBA NYC'er too. Subscribed!✊🏾
@@patricktyler4712This video is the manifestation of ignorance among some black Americans. It is amazing. What is wrong with their educational system. Guys, if education didn't helped you then you need to travel to the continent of Africa to learn and findout who exactly you guys are.
The way I see it, is that we’re all related, we came from the same roots, we are all black people and we should act as such instead of trying to tear each other down.
Black is a race, there are different nationalities and cultures among the black race. Haitians, Jamaicans, Nigerians, etc...are part of the black race just like Italians, French, Irish, are part of the whyte race. Black Americans are not the only blacks.
Nigerians have Nigerian culture Jamaicans have Jamaican culture. Black American culture is ours and only ours, foreign blacks shouldn’t even be speaking on Black culture. But they speak on our shit because it’s the most popular and they think because they black it’s ok.
@@taniamarie2486 Who said Black Americans didn't have their own culture? I love Black American music (soul, funk, rap, etc.) Am I not allowed to listen to it just because I'm not native Black American? If so, I want my money back from all the records I bought throughout the years. And don't complain about fashion. From what I know, FBAs didn't invent Jeans, caps, etc.
The British are big on geography because their slave empires went from Africa to India all the way to the Caribbean that is why USA just have black Americans and that’s it
FBA: We are all black. When police stop you, they don't ask your country!!! FBA: FBA are black. You're African or Caribbean, so you're not black. FBA: FBA are not black, we're Indian, Egyptian, Hebrew FBA: Hey can I interview you about an issue you DGAF about? FBA: Let's delineate, you're not like us!! Black Immigrants: you ok?
I TRULY WOULD LIKE TO DEFEND MY AFRICAN AMERICAN BROTHERS AND SISTERS AS A AFRO-CARIBBEAN, BUT THEY MAKE IT VERY DIFFICULT FOR US. IT'S NOT ALL OF THEM, IT'S THOSE WHO ENDORSE IN THIS DETERIORATING CULTURE OF GHETTO BLACK AMERICANS. FBA IS COMPLETE IGNORANCE AND CONTRADICTORY
No, it just means that hip hop does contribute to violence which it does lmao, just look at all the rap beefs & disses that happen which end up in killings.
@@slaydog5102I’m saying cause why don’t they have the same energy for UK drill which is made largely by Black British people and other African immigrants in Europe who basically act the same way and engage in violence
no. ur using the wrong defenition of "contributing" to make a strawman. all bro is saying is that it plays a part in the violence thats happening. when a song is dissing dead people & it goes viral that increases the violence that happens on the street. not to mention that when gangsta rappers get rich & famous, they supply their gangs with drugs & guns. stop acting stupid
Okay, TL;DR lecture coming up from a Black British person (yours truly). I’ve gotta jump in here because there’s quite a bit of ignorance being spouted. Many people make the mistake of conflating nationality with ethnicity, culture or ‘race’/colour; they are not remotely the same thing. British is a nationality. American is a nationality. Neither or them are ethnicities, as they are made of many cultures and ethnicities, many of which are the same. “Black” can refer to Sub Saharan Africans, people with sub Saharan African ancestry (Diasporic Black people i.e descended from the Trans-Atlantic slaves), native Australians, and some ethnic groups from Indonesia, Melanesia, Micronesia, Polynesia i.e the South Pacific. There is more genetic diversity among Africans than on any other continent, so claiming “Africans come from tribes” is first world ignorance, and borders of casual racism. Africa is made up of many countries, nationalities, cultures, and ethncities. Ugandan is a nationality, not a tribe.🙄 A person can be Ugandan and of any colour or ethnicity, same as any other country. I understand why some black Americans may only refer to themselves as American. It may to do with being cut off from their African ancestry and culture. That is no different to what happened to people of Afro-Caribbean and Afro-Latino backgrounds. They are all descended from the same trans Atlantic slave trade, and were cut off from their African anctesry too. Many Afro Caribbean people have families who’ve been in the Caribbean for 3 or more centuries, others slightly more recent, but both black American and Caribbean peoples along with black Latinos, have a shared ancestry, mainly originating from West Africa. We also obviously have some European (and other) admixtures and for many of us tracing our European ancestry would likely be easier. My main points are, using words like “tribes” is unhelpful and bit archaic. Don’t conflate nationality with ethnicity. A nation state can be made up of many ethnicities. Just because you speak to a few people who give a certain opinion, doesn’t mean everybody from that country shares that same opinion. Oh, and humanity didn’t descend from monkeys. Homo sapien sapiens (us) along with apes and the various species of monkeys and lemurs just happen to be primates with a very distant common primate ancester. Okay, sermon over.😁
@@xaxa4287It was DEFINITELY gaslighting… like throughout the whole video. 12:53 for example was him smiling and intentionally using that word after repeatedly being asked not too
During colonialism, the British categorized people in to 3 groups in Africa. White, coloured, and black. This had nothing whatsoever to do with America.
This guy does not speak for all Black Americans especially the ones who are very educated about their African ancestry and about Africa as a whole. He obviously need to educate himself more on this topic before challenging Africans or anybody on this subject. Africans were on this planet before all mankind therefore they are indigenous to the earth. All mankind descended from Africa, yes we know they don’t identify as African today but this is the point the young man was trying to make. The guy doing the interview needs to know no matter where he’s born his ancestry still comes from Africa. Five generations is not that far away from the Continent. African cousins can still be located Alive in Africa today. Yes he was born in America these other young men were born in Europe but they are still African there’s not much difference in third or fifth generation. Some of the questions were biased and further creates a divide between black Americans and Africans. We were taught negative things about eachother to keep us separated and uneducated about who we both really are. No black culture is better than the other both have their flaws and good characteristics. Blck Americans may have contributed to the civil rights movement but Africans contributed to the blue print for the rest of mankind. Educate yourself on African identity and major contributions to the world before you interview people on this subject. Let not continue to divide the cultures and focus on United us for the greater good.
African history is also black American history because we are the people that was kidnapped from their family . At the need of the day we’re all family. One group was kidnapped and the other group lost family as a result of the slave trade no matter who was involved in it not all Africans were and most were victims who lost us ( their family). Which they don’t teach is or them. Slavery took place all over the world not just America.
Yeah, if he really thinks like that, he really needs to educate himself before engaging in such topics because they are sensitive. From his response i could tell that this guy does not really know much.
@@Lakesdallah-cu9pz It should be the other way around, black American history is also African history, but now based on the environment it has change to what is call "Black American Culture"
All I can say is thank you for having these conversations with our people because the divide is getting closed but bigger at the same time 🙏🏿 ase my cousin
Proximity to ✋🏻’ness, is a psychological cosplay for a lot of ppl, do to all the programming by social, media, literary, and fake historical constructs. Just as ✋🏻’ness itself is a construct tht can’t stand on its OWN MERITS. THE CULTURAL TRUSTory’s over the WORLD ARE the GREATEST NEVERTOLD, BY THE PEOPLE 🤚🏾🤚🏽🤚🏼🤚🤚🏿NO more LIES TOLD !
This guy likes to create diaspora wars among black people. This is not the first time I’ve seen him doing this. When you fill up a form, you have black African, black Caribbean or black other. We are all black people, just different locations. And nobody copied Americans swag. Nike is not owned by black Americans, and designer brands are certainly not owned by black Americans. Rap and R&B is the only thing you guys brought to the table.
@@down-b8197 black Americans listen to afrobeats, but you won’t hear Africans saying that American stole their style. Black americans love travelling to Caribbean countries, and they always seem to be welcomed. This hatred towards other blacks is usually very one sided. Not all black Americans are like that but there’s a small group of AA that likes to start those type of conversations to create tension and division
@@natureispriority5520 Afrobeats has jazz influences also I don't listen to afrobeats but when it started to become popular they was saying afrobeats is better than our music and even got Mas at Chris brown for making a afrobeats song. They're welcoming of tourist... that means nothing but how do they treat us when they migrate here? Yeah, the issues are one sided and it's not coming from over here.
@nicholasgreen339 Absolutely not. Jazz is not african culture and has nothing in common with african culture... In fact, when Africans first heard jazz many of them talked about how it sounded like nothing they've heard before.
Honestly they all need to study more of the history of us as a whole . Both sides made great points, both sides are either too young, haven't studied enough, or just stuck in what they know and don't want to. Really from my upbringing of all sides ..no one is completely wrong but getting to know ourselves I feel will help us all better understand... And yes everyone suffered. Man if you go down that rabbit hole it doesn't stop in the Americas (broad) , Euro, Asia, Afri, etc . We learn new things everyday and there is nothing wrong with listening,learning, understanding , and growing from that. More importantly changing minds once we learn more of that info. Blessed to all❤
First 5 minutes in, as a Black American this is kinda hard to watch. This brother Adonis doing his best mental gymnastics to dissassociate himself and our ethnic group from Africa. We are Black Americans with African ancestry, this cannot be disputed and nor should we want to. Malcom X had a lot to say about these type of Black folk...
No he didn't. He knew we were two different groups. But his ideal if those of the continent and those of the diaspora United the world would flip on its head.
Thank you Brother, I'm African and I saw that too he is TOTALLY IGNORANT this adonis, anyway glad to see there are few who know the REAL TRUTH, The World is our Pyramid, let's build together, Peace to you
Yesss and they only hating because African Americans culture is world wide literally our music our dressing our food and the way we talk smh aave is literally in blackpink entire career bts (my favorite Kpop group) most viewed song is African American culture Fromm Michael Jackson dances and disco dressing omg 🤦🏾♂️ the world bows down to African Americans and their culture
1. Even though a black person isn’t born in Africa, it doesn’t mean they are not of the African Diaspora. 2. Many of the features within Hip Hop are rooted in African and slave developed traditions. 3. The US and Uk civil rights movements were going on simultaneously. However the us was in the forefront. We are stronger together than dividend. We are connected “in some kind of way” just like the variations white, Asian, South Asian etc etc….. They retain high amount of African blood therefore they are blacker than us…. lol… Just stop!!!
BLACK IS A COLOUR NOT PERSON/PEOPLE THOSE THAT ARE INDOCTRINATED IN CALLING THEMSELVES CODE BLACK NEED TO KNOW BLACK IS A NON-EXISTENT PERSON/PEOPLE.. CODE BLACK WAS DESIGNED TO ERASE THE ORIGINAL EXISTENCE IN ORDER TO REPLACE IT WITH A NEW PINKISH/PALE FACE WHO NOW TAKES ON THE AUTHORITY OF THE HOST WHO ARE ORIGINAL MOTHERS & FATHERS OF NOT SO-CALLED AFRICA BUT THIS ENTIRE EARTH BUT TODAY IS MADE TO BELIEVE THEIR THE SAME PEOPLE WHO COME FROM ONLY ONE PLACE, BUT WAS TRICKED INTO BELIEVING THAT WITH THE SLAVE NARRATIVE THAT ALLOWED SOMETHING NEW TO FLOOD EVERY LANDMASS ON THIS EARTH MAKING THEMSELVES THE NEW LOOK AS THEY COME IN DIFFERENT PINKISH/PALE FACES..
@@chimakalu41he’s not saying we’re different we know we’re African by blood it’s the simple fact yall with join in on the culture but 💩 on black Americans as if you guys love the culture and hate us like it don’t even make sense
And yall are the same people that gave our ancestors away so don’t tell us how tf we should feel when we say shit about how youu guys wanna participate in Black Culture then scrutinize it like that’s not how shit works PERIOD.
This guy is a bad interviewer...he can't accept when he's wrong. He's too ill informed and act like he knows too much. He is just the American hubris that Americans know everything. Just take some time and listen bro. Can't listen to you after this. Shout out to ma Cameroonian 🇨🇲 brother though
@@slaydog5102 Europeans are so far removed that they don't look even look African anymore. Black Americans still phenotypically look African whether they want to admit it or not.
I love that you asked about the original black ppl that were brought to the UK as slaves. But better yet what happened to the black ppl and moors that existed hundreds of years ago before these Africans?
There wasn’t enough people of African descent in Europe so naturally they had babies with European and within two generations they end up looking like Meghan Markle‘s child
They either bred into the country or were thrown out when Rome collapsed. North African, Egyptian mesapotomian Greek who were in Spain and Italy the Mediterranean mostly were kicked out for slavery rape and colonising some had married Etruscan and Celt women but pushed or killed those indiginous to west Europe out or ruled with them esp the white Etruscan. Over 600 years they were throw out of Spain and Italy or left that's what happened. UK the Romans never lived with them so left when Rome fell. There were black people always trading in ports of UK but we didn't have hardly any til after ww2 slavery wasn't massively practiced in the UK but were taken for wives and help some mixed son daughter were in the middle upper class but not many, the slave trade was mostly done over seas where the rich made money. The biggest change migration was after the war many African Americans stayed too. Moors joined the Muslim caliphate and were part of translating text to France and Italy to UK the west that educated and brought the enlightenment on.
The ancient black Europeans were exhiled as both political prisoners and slaves. They were sent to Jamaica, Barbados, Montserrat, North America, Guyana and the andes .
@@ebonynaomi1085 they arnt classed as ancient that was from 1600s onwards the ancient was from the Roman period that took over parts of Europe. They weren't just Etruscan and Greek Arab. There were African north African Egyptian too and the Greeks looked European some but they were dark pigment. And they killed an enslaved most indigenous white mostly white Etruscan Celt and Germanic who were in west Europe before the Greeks took over the Etruscan ended up leading with them but the African and Arab Burba was in Portugal and half of Spain and kicked the Celts out or enslaved or married they didn't conquer all of Spain but they were in Pompeii n Sicily in Romsn Italy too which changed the genome because they massively mixed over the 600 years they were there. The Moors in Spain too. But these were conqueres who brought Christianity and islam to West Europe that wás pagan. They enslaved Europeans up to the 1600s they were not enslaved by Europeans in ancient Europe.The European enslaved Africans transatlantic slavory which is what your talking about is not ancient times it was from the 1600s and the Arab African were selling their own.
Yooooo you doing us a service fam. I came here from Instagram. They asked "why would you not want to be associated with Africa?" WHY WOULD ANY FAMILY MEMBER ASSOCIATE WITH FAMILY THAT UNAPOLOGETICALLY SOLD THEM INTO SLAVERY & BONDAGE?
There were 3, 775 Black American slave holders just in the South; and in just one year: 1830. I guess the guys who spun this tale of Africans selling others didn’t bother telling you of black Americans doing worse? Do you guys know who fought against and stopped the slave trade worldwide? No? Well, they were collective efforts of a British lawyer, Granville Sharp and Africans. The first freed slaves arrived in present day Freetown, capital of Sierra Leone. West Africa. Do you really know how slaves were obtained? No? They arrived with shiploads of soldiers armed with guns, cannons and bombs. Often to small settlements where folks defended themselves with mere bows and arrows. Some Africans sold some others. Why should those few represent an entire continent? Because the white man wants to efface the horrors they created. And you eagerly swallow everything; hook, line, and sinker.
My wife is Vietnamese and I am from Europe, I speak (2yrs in Vietnam) and cook Viet and I love my Viet my in-laws. Today, I spoke to my two daughters, today, and I said, I would like to believe I am a little Vietnamese, the whole three of the family shook their heads. They have experienced life in a Western world, their experience is different from mine. Respect. We are tribes but some of us, see commonalty, common respect. Respect. Everything will be resolved by Respect. First Trust that means Face-to-face, then Respect, then resolution. I can never claim to experience the suffering happiness of women or any other experience, but I think their are different levels of of empathy. Empathy is ultimate.
Ppl in general, not just latinos...learn thr N word as part of the English lingo in urban areas, way before they learn it even comes from a negative place. Most urban folks no matter the color, grow up saying it as part of their upbringing and as a term of endearment. Most don't know about the hard "ER" of that word until many moons later when they're old enough to understand and research things on their own.
This shit got me laughing my ass off... Im black american and i'll ride with my african brotha's till the wheels fall off. Africa and Jamaica stand up..🤎
You get it King! I wanna see what they gone do when it’s war time. They’re folllowing the black agent Tariq Nasheed. He went from a pimp to hidden colors to Foundational black Americans. The sad part they’re Not smart enough to see the wool being placed over their eyes. I get it though Tariq Nasheed needs money and this division creates a new way to make. I wish Black people were smarter But obviously as a whole, we’re not.
@@FoundationalBorikenAmericanoFair enough, but we are talking about corn and dreads, and locks. We all took from each other. I have no problem with it.
Man stop denying that hip-hop is negative. What they created in the Bronx back then is not mainstream anymore and hardly anybody wants to hear that tyoe of music
Metal rock bar for bar majority of the time is more graphic and gruesome than most rap period. Rap is just more popular. if it wasn't rap, it'd be rock
@@jarrellspencer9014 Who cares what white people are singing about. This is about black music, and a lot of it is negative and damaging and promotes negative values. Too many of you are being played by these rappers and record labels laughing to the bank as fools trying to imitate the h03/gangster life.
Love this convo bro!! do more like this bro good stuff!! BLACK CULTURE STARTED WITH BLACK & PUERTO RICAN PEOPLE!! (BUSTA RYMS) But we always show love to the MOTHER LAND Africa.
Black American Culture is our culture, everybody cosplay us and wanna disrespect us while trying to be like us make it make sense.
They have the nerve to say Black American culture is violent like there is no crime in Africa lol. Africa has had how many dictators and mass genocides? Also, some African countries have a higher murder and crime rate than some U.S cities.
Identity crisis
Everyone wants to Share in the WEALTH while complaining abt the TAXES !!
@@garyrich2053 💯
No most Africans want to be white people their worship of white people is crazy
They got the N word from rap music, we didn't, we got out from our grandparents, mothers, fathers, cousins, ect
As someone who lived in France and the UK, and who's mother was in catholic school in Uganda, schooled by white racist nun who called her the hard R, racism was and is still global. Yes you guys are American, native Americans even (this doesn't nagate the fact that the root of your lineage lies with the first men and women from Africa), but white people don't see us a different from one another.
Culturally there are differences, but that the same as the differences between a Congolese person and a Uganda or a Nigerian (language, music style, food etc...).
If you kiss you teeth, have rhythm, don't wear shoes in your house, call your elders auntie or uncles, have dark skin, and coily hair, we are related.
There's more similarities than differences across the board, but the system keeps pushing this fucked up narrative that we should be divided.
If we unite, it's wraps.
British blacks have no right to use the N word.
And they got it from Caucasian people.
@@jubeidu01 Just stop, we been trying get Africans and Carribeans to unite with us for over a century, as a matter of fact the Pan African movement was started by us in the Untied States! WE TOLD YALL THEY LOOK AT US ALL THE SAME, it's funny to me that now yall try to preach that back to us like we haven't been saying that for decades. However Yall didn't want it, yall wanted to stay divided, now yall want to push the narrative that "they" want us divided when yall never wanted to untie with us.
Yall keep saying we're African only when it's convenient but you already know 500 years away from the continent not a soul from there considered us African. Just stop with the hypocritical logic, it's insulting.
@@cryptopharaohg7005 You got your country name from white people
Saying the N word in my Black Southern Household in the 90’s was equivalent to a curse word and my father would’ve brought out the belt. Today at 30 I have never used the word. So saying that all Black people in the United States say that all the time is a stereotype.
Same in my family. I am from the southeast. Now as an adult it feels so dirty and ignorant to even hear it. I turn off music and exit convos where it is used in abundance
@@citizencoy4393 right but to be honest with you, I barely hear other Black American people even say it. To be real it’s usually the children of immigrants or people that grow up in big cities that have huge immigrant populations that consist of African or Caribbean people.
@@Ahumaan I agree. Areas where there are a lot of Mexicans as well.
@@citizencoy4393 hell yeah I forgot to add in the Hispanics.
@@Ahumaannah man. Maybe cause you live in the south here in NY we use it a lot. I hardly use it. You’d be suprised some use it as a filler word almost like the word like.
Negativity speaks louder then positivity 😢.. he’s absolutely correct
The fact they were by a traffic light saying that hurts. Acknowledge the positive.
Yes so true like actions movies are popular
He’s correct to extent negativity speaks louder of that’s yall only main focus
He showed why people dont respect afro americans when he called the guy ungandanese.
"Black Culture" is for Black Americans. Africans & Caribbeans have their own cultures.
I hear that but problem is a lot of black american culture is white western influenced so is no more black than Carribean
@@911noambulancespot on my Azz don’t you ever question Caribbean’s!!
Y’all are clueless of what Black Caribbean gave to America and the world 🇺🇸America and 🇬🇧England wouldn’t be what it is today bc of the Black Caribbean’s 😅😅 the Banjo instruments spread from the Caribbean’s the Revolt in the Caribbean end the traverse of Atlantic slavery that gave them more 🇺🇸US states the first south was Caribbean’s there’s the Congo Square where Porto-Jazz was formed Caribbean’s fought in the Civil War,help Spark the Industrial Revolution Non violence Protest studied by W.EB Dubois was of a 🇯🇲Jamaican national Hero and more
What is black capture? Name one thing outside hiphop.
@@coyoluo hip hop, wearing your trousers down to your knees, shooting each other, calling each other n word, calling your woman the b word, complaining about the W people, selling D. That is the b American culture, nothing positive
@@coyoluo people are using the word culture and don't even know the true definition of culture. They are treating it like a revolving door and don't know what it means to have a culture.
I would like them to ask a chinese man if he's African and see how think turns out lol.
thats what im saying right hahaha
The Chinese even had news articles of how they descend from africans from DNA tests.
@@adoniscrashboomI like the uP close and personal approach/ you seen his👀PoP🤣🤣🤣
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Jin is a leading proponent of the model of recent African origin of modern humans. His research presented evidence that the majority of the gene pools in China originated from Africa. His team analyzed the Y chromosomes of males around China and compared this group with those of Southeast Asians and Africans.😮
This message is to Adonis and others who can't just do simple research. There is a video on youtube of researchers explaining Asian DNA connection to Africa.
You all love to joke about the truth when it's real. The Khoisan also known as the Khoi Khoi , San or Bushmen are a group of non-Bantu Africans. They have Asian features - high cheekbones, slant eyes and light skin. They are found in Southern Africa - Namibia, Botswana and South Africa.
Do your research before jumping down other foreigners throat about history please and thank you. For the record you are not black. Black is a color. The color of a thing not city, state, country, or place.
Like you said, they be cosplaying us Black Americans while down playing us Black Americans.
Exactly Absolutely Facts
@@emmacrawford11: camera
amazing!!!!! how to reclaim a culture of gangs, violence, and prisons??????🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔. It's really sad to say it It is the only community in America that has neither present nor future.😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔

The minority that cosplays PARTS of your culture (youngsters, overwhelmingly) is mostly composed of people who actually like the culture and don't downplay anyone. Or young'uns born in the 2000s, who are clueless as to where their dress style even came from.
Many times, these interviews are also triggering. Adonis belittles other people's cultures, or asks people loaded questions, that youngsters react to by attacking back.
Cosplaying? Just because they are wearing clothes?
Yes, we Africans don't celebrate 80% single motherhood, fatherless households, and dependence on foodstamps. We DON'T want to be like you. No Thank You!
This guy knows nothing about Africa
he didnt need to know anything to prove his point.
@Krystal.Joesph then whats the point ?
@@khomotsorapoo6287the point was cultural influence, a lot of blacks are influenced by African Americans, in Africa rap music pacifically from the US has became a stable in there country, also a lot of blacks, well not even just black people but even whites, Asians, ect…. Dresses like black Americans bc before then, the street clothing look wasn’t really that popular, especially when it came to the shoes.
He thinks he’s indigenous to America lol 😂
Bruh "Pacifically"? Specifically Specifically other than that you'respot on @@2kx62
All my black American family sing with me : THEY NOT LIKE US!!! THEY NOT LIKE US!!! Delineation is a must
Facts I just picked up on that double entendre
@@fearablackheaven1198 I just did too I been flowing this week 😂 must be that black American lineage in me
@@taniamarie2486 what it’s that Mojara spirit 😂
I disagree
Thank god🤣Americans are lost in the hot sauce. drugs, guns, sex and white Jesus.
Im chicano and i know my rights would not be held if it wasnt for the civil rights movement
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Facts.. thank you for speaking the truth
My Brother ✊🏾✊🏽✊🏼
I appreciate that playa.
⚫🔱🔴🇺🇲✊🏿Foundational Black Americans Rise Up!!!
We must stand on business what should I ask them next time ?
@@adoniscrashboom ask them are us BLACK AMERICANS DOACS our own TRIBE?! because each TRIBE in AFRICA has their own CULTURE just like we do⚫🔱🔴🇺🇲✊🏿
@@adoniscrashboom u should ask them are we our own TRIBE as Black Americans Doacs?! since every TRIBE in AFRICA has their own specific culture⚫🔱🔴🇺🇲✊🏿
Ask them.... About our Different Skeletal System....Our Copper Skin....We have mounds Older than Pyramids....The Grand canyon has Egyptian Artifacts older than African Egypt Pyramid... SOUTH AMERICA is also America... Our Culture is what makes the world go .. music, Style Language@@adoniscrashboom
When u ask blk Americans whsts their culture they say rap rap rap. MIND U LOOK UP THE MEN THAT STARTED IT SOME CARIBBEAN DESCENT JAMAICA N BARBADOS TRY AGAIN UBJAVE NO VULTURE MAC N CHEESE FRIED CHICKEN M RAP . 😂😂😂😂😂😂@adoniscrashboom
All 3 of them were waffling. Barely know the history of African American culture and African history and culture.
This lol
Facts
dont know nothing
They young, building and sharing. No needs down it
@@GW-iv3bz you're right
The level of shame, gaslighting and defensiveness with these two young men is overwhelming. Sad.
even though they were for the most part right.
@@giadagiuggiola0272 they was wrong with everything they said.
@@giadagiuggiola0272what were they right about 😂
All three of them gaslight each other. The self hatred is really sick
@@KendrickGreen-vu1le what they were wrong about it? The world doesn't revolves around black Americans, I mean African Americans.
saying hip hop doesn't have any negative influence whatsoever is just a lie.
That’s not hip hop that’s rap culture
@@vicepres02Not really a difference anymore both words are use interchangeably
Hip hop only negatively affects ignorant misguided, misled or ill informed people.
@@oladeebiazazi4538you clearly can’t distinguish the difference.
@@lawrencejohnson743Rap is what you do over a beat. Those two combined together become hip-hop. Rapping comes from DJ’s at parties who would talk over a random instrumentals in the background shouting people out and just talking, the word ‘rap’ originally meant to just talk. Eventually they started rhyming words together to the beat to entertain the crowd to spice it up and then from there it evolved to the rapping to drum breaks and drum loops that we know. This combined with dancing or “break dancing” at the same parties is the essence of what Hip-Hop was. It’s what Hip-Hop supposed to be, but like all things, it changed once it got big.
The interviewer will not let the gentlemen answer his questions. He's trying to pin them into a corner.
Adonis why did you say Hispanics and hip-hop in the same sentence. Hip-hop was invented solely by Black Americans. In the beginning, Hispanics didn't even hang with Black Americans. They played their own type of music.
SOLID 100%… till it got more popular, its a BLACK AMERICAN offspring, WE BORN IT, BREAST FEED IT, NURTURED IT, then they started to see its growth, to feel its presence, and like its SWAG… as in alll OUR STARS they claim to have always known SHE/HE, would Grow uP to be SOMEBODY! But, WE REMEMBER… when you said WE ain’t 💩, wouldn’t be 💩, OUR fam ain’t …. LOOK at HER/HIM NOW ! uP from tha concrete, Sprung A Rose, who would’ve ever Known, that 💩would ever, Could Ever SHINE As BRIGHT As 💎’s !! APTTMH 🙏🏾🙏🏾🫡🤜🏿💥🤛🏾🫡🏹🔥🏹🔥🏹🔥🏹🔥🏹🔥🏹
You're not from NYC, The Bronx, Harlem have you been?
Exactly. The socalled Hispanic didn't come in until after we had invented everything, just like everyone else. What has been hidden from view by white surpremacist scholarship is the fact that we are on a Black planet where a particular group of Black people are literally the civilzers and culture bearers throughout history wherever we find modernity. Heredity has everything to do with a group of people and their inherent traits. This is why everyone tries to tell Black people we are all the same when Black people point out their greatness. No other people are inventing and producing at the level of a particular group of Black people. It ain't even close. Lastly, the Americas are the true old world. If Africa is the mother land, then why are they copying their children? Shalawam
@@gaianoir8912 Of course I am. The NYC you see today is not the NYC from back in the day.
@@gaianoir8912lol gt heck on. Yall have no influence or contributions to "black" Americans. Music or culture. We influenced yall and yall mimicking us 😂
Keep in mind Adonis decides who he approaches for these interviews, and what he posts online. The fact that my comments debunking his talking points got deleted tells me he probably does the same thing with what he films.
The same fake talking point that all Black Americans are of African slave origin is tiring.
Man you lying
You. Trying so hard to come for us Africans but we really don't give a f 😂😂🤦🏾♀️ your demeanor your so desperate to put us in check but we do not care sir move
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just telling the truth
No it’s vice versa, u started it, but there has been many times where I’ve seen African people bash Americans and tell them they are not Africans, but never get called out for it, but when African Americans turn around and do the same when telling an African that we’re not the same, there in the wrong.
(Me personally I consider us relatives don’t take anything I said as bashing you, I would like a good terms relationship with fellow Africans if they allow it)
Black American culture is soul food, family reunions, Memorial Day, Black History week/ Month/ showing love to our Ancestors ,root work,civil rights, thousands of inventions and industries worldwide like electric lighting, hvac,and at home security systems etc etc😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
AND DON'T FORGET KWANNZA, JUNETEENTH, HIP HOP, AAVE IS ALL BLACK AMERICAN CULTURE
And the the airplane (NOT the Wright brothers). A Black African Man Invented the airplane. Let's be 100% clear...
@@MILLIONDOLLARMAKER Facts and let’s not forget the DIGNITY our Culture has brought to RELIGION CHRISTIANITY and ISLAM!!!!
A lot of that already existed amongst we white folk. Just appropriated by you lot
You forgot block parties. I’m glad I was born in America so I don’t have some of the mindset Africans have (altho a minority)
My man in the yellow Got a whole black American swag 😂😂.
😂 do you see him bro acting just like us #🇺🇸
@TheHoodVoice2024@@Men_dont_ask4_respect Would you be happy if a White man said the same to a Black American wearing suit?
He acts like he been watching The Wire reruns LOL! he seems like he copying what he saw on tv.
ALMIGHTY GODS CHILDREN ARE SPECKLEBIRDS MANY COLORS IN THE LATTER DAYS? EXCEPT PALE? ITS BIBLICAL?? YOU HAVE TO READ THE BIBLE?
Looks more like a Yardie
FBA 🇺🇸✊🏾Foundational Black Americans we don’t have any allies they are not us
Why do y'all need allies exactly? With whom are y'all going to war with? Being on social media, complaining, is not going to war.
@@rocoustilerocoustile4320exactly. These FBA acting corny online like just focus on getting money not delineating "online" lol
@@rocoustilerocoustile4320 😂 😂😂
Shut up blud
@@rocoustilerocoustile4320Huh? Us having a union. And you as a typical african wouldn't understand. Our forefathers fought tooth and nail. As even us as their descendants are still rebellious towards this system. We just Gotta wake up. What yall Africans and carribeans doing? Not a day thing. We the ones who fight against bullish. Why yall succumb and kiss them folk ahh
This interviewer stresses me out. So much he needs to learn. I respect his viewpoints but they lack substance and depth. Love from a black South African.
@thepack2960yes please we need examples
@Sipho_Thenjwayo Well said he talks ouf of Ignorance and he is looking for someone to BLAME but he cannot face what the WHITES are doing negatively and want to disassociate from us let them run in the NOTHINGNESS if that's the choice they make
the Africa situtation wouldn't have even been brought. We all have stuff to learn and he proved his point. The interviewer himself says that what they put in the books please so rewatch that to where talk about what the books say.
I feel the same way you feel
Your wrong.
The American dude think he knows too much but in reality doesn't know s**t
My thoughts exactly yeSibiya. Random statements and he says that's facts. Ewu... It's not all about America
I don’t think that he thinks he knows too much. It’s literally melanated people who come to America acting like they’re better or playing into stuff yt ppl try to push. Saying stupid stuff like “Blk Amer don’t have no culture” when they’re copying every single thing blk amer do. Blk amer are the culture in Amer.
It IS all about America. Specifically BLACK AMERICA. The world marches to the beat of our drum, imitates our every move, uses all our vast number of inventions, etc ..@@mgazigroup
Nah ..YOU DON'T KNOW 💩
Your shoe identify focused around AMERICA! Hate harder!😂
They NOT like US!!!
And that’s coool
GO READ THE BIBLE THE ARE OUR BLACK BROTHERS ITS IN THE BIBLE?
@@barbravire8994 Yes! At the end of the day we're all black, but there are differences in our cultures. Haitians are not the same with Jamaicans, Jamaicans are not the same with Kenyans, Kenyans are not the same with Senegalese, etc.
Thank God for that 😂😂😂😂
@@omo0910I know right those other countries outside of America has some of the most vile traditions ever
I appreciate you representing BLACK AMERICANS
I was born in Africa, I moved to the US 20+ years ago. Black Americans are not Africans, of course Black Americans descended in Africa but they’re definitely not Africans. The same goes with Jamaican, Haitian and other Black Caribbean.
If we can call Black Americans African-Americans then why don’t we call the White Americans European-Americans?
The media calls us African American. Average black American just say black.
They do. We are of African descent. And African-American is a term that has nothing to do with you because it's a distinct ethnic group with it's own makeup and you don't get to move anywhere and tell people what to call themselves. Just like Asian-American some who are part white and 5th generation someone newly from China does not get to move to America and tell people what they can call themselves. And genetic studies do use the term European-Americans. But they usually break it down to Irish-American, Italian-American etc. Because most Americans origins came from Somewhere else you use the origin then the nationality. It's not hard.
Do people from France move to Canada and tell people not to call themselves French-Canadian? No, because that is it's own culture by now that started centuries ago that no one gets to try to change. But Afro-Jamaican is also a term just like Indo-Jamaican.
White Americans are called European Americans as well.
A good majority of black American don't associate themselves as African American just black.
As an african american I'm embarrassed by the host..🤦🏾♀️
im Sorry to hear that. What part of this interaction has given you that distasteful experience ?
@@adoniscrashboomthe fact that you said you aren’t African. One we was never taught everyone came from Africa. We were taught all people migrated out of Africa
@@adoniscrashboomwe do know where the people of the Americas came from. They migrated from Asia. Look up Clovis culture it is one of the oldest in the Americas. They definitely weren’t black people.
yeah he's goofy
@@adoniscrashboomthere’s many examples…but I’ll pick the fact you think African American civil rights allowed black migration to the UK!!!
Disclaimer: I’m a South African, we love & respect Black Americans and their culture, we were inspired by it ourselves, and it helped us in a lot of ways. So believe me when I say I’m not trying to start a fight with the question I’m about to ask, I’m really just trying to learn.
It is a fact that each native of a continent, country, island etc has two foudational cultural pillars, language and spiritual/religious practices. Eg: the Scottish speak Gaelic, the Aboriginal people of Australia have their own language and spiritual beliefs, we Africans have our own languages and spiritual beliefs, even the vikings(white people) had their own language and spiritual practices, where they would do sacrifices and all those things. The Asians have their own languages and spiritual beliefs. My question is, If there were original black people in the US excluding native Americans(red indians) because it is known they have their own language and spiritual beliefs, what is the original language of black Americans and what are your original spiritual/religious practices/beliefs. AAVE is a dialect of English, and English comes from white people, so I can’t really accept that as an answer, and Christianity as an answer is idk, because generally white people used Christianity as a method to praise and worship God, Muslim people use Islam as a method to praise and worship God. And everyone has their own method, and in their own language
So please help me try to understand what you mean when you guys say you’re the original black people of the US. I’m really want to understand. Because history tells us otherwise, and your DNA also says otherwise. So I’m really confused
I'm also still waiting for that answer myself. He said Black Americans are the only people that are Black the rest we are identified by our origin of countries infact he said tribes
It is not just about DNA. It is about a distinct culture that was created by the American descendants of slaves or Foundational Black Americans.
One of the languages is called Tutnese. Additionally The Seminole ppl and other indigenous Americans aka black Americans spoke and speak their tribal language and English.
@@Asjay35 he actually refers countries as Tribes , he said " Ugandan" to be exact referring to the guy with dreads, but in Uganda, just like any country in Africa there are a good number of tribes , each tribe has its language and culture there are 56 tribes in Uganda....and 120 in Tanzania
This guy interviewing was cool until he started saying the FBA thing. Most black Americans do have Native American dna but it’s via coming here after Columbus.
Out of the 12 million that came from Africa less than 500,000 landed in America
And that 500,000 that came to USA became currently 50 million population. What’s your point?
They can't even get 12 million of us across the water today🤦🏿 and back then there were no engines, refrigerators, or running water or toilets.
@@TheRobinsons88
ACTUAL, & FACTual !!🤜🏿💥🤛🏾🫡🏹🏹🏹🏹🏹🏹
QUIT LISTENING \TO THE HEATHENS THEY LIE???
@@barbravire8994what are you talking bout. Silly pan African. We are not african
Very interesting of a point he made regarding black Brits. The British did have slaves. What happened to
Them? It was very telling how when he asked the didn’t answer and he replied yall stole their identity. Very interesting
The notion that a French Black & a Spanish Black stole British identity is misinformed & humbug.
Perhaps some of us are unaware that Black people ie Shemites ie Israelites ruled Europe up until the 17 and 18th century. This is what he was referring to. The slave trade was about war and ethnic cleansing. I write as someone who is immune to white surpremacist scholarship. Shalom from the House of DAVID and Marlborough 👊🏿🕎⚔️🏹🪶🌽💜🙏🏿
Married into the population and whiten out. The original ancient black British, were exhiled to the carribbean and Guyana South America.
@@ebonynaomi1085 Shalom Family from the House of DAVID and Marlborough 👊🏿🕎⚔️🏹🪶🌽💜🙏🏿
black british don’t have these opinions about cultured Africans using the n word. In fact they like the exchange of culture. Both black British and African British are more way culturally similar than AA. Also similar to carribeans. They like the same things like football. ⚽️ As a Nigerian American blacks don’t have these opinions AA had in the video about me either even tho my name is completely Nigerian. So it’s pretty obvious to me most don’t believe things like being called just American. In fact I’ve seen it. Altho I completely respect someone who wants just that. Doesn’t bother me. Opinions are there for a reason. Ugandan was most intuitive more willing to compromise. But other African and American most of what they’re arguing does not being any value to any other lives. But it is interesting nonetheless to see how some feel. Altho it is kinda sad that some don’t understand what it will take for the world to respect people of African descent. I’m only saying this to make you think, if AA’s aren’t of African descent don’t come to Africa when like their music scene some of their countries become world powers. It is already happening. But then again you have a right to every continent on this earth as we are the original creation of God(no shade to other races, but I would assume that’s why they are so obsessed and insecure about black people)
No disrespect but buddy aint a good representation for Black Americans. My boy straight out the suburbs
Thanks thats all I'm saying
Oh, now it makes sense!
@@chasinstackksn2s973 yeah because all black people know how to be is ghetto. Tf type of comment is this. You think all black people are broke? Does the culture only exist in the hood?
Yeah so being from the suburbs is a bad thing?
@@davidleandro7026 Not necessary, just depends. That's the goal but it's different when you come from the bottom and then reach the top
Adonis I think you're a bit uneducated on uk black culture. Black people have been in the uk for the past 500 years too. The history of black people and slavery with the uk lasts a long time for example. The UK had slaves and had black British citizens in the uk, Jamaica ad Nigeria before Scotland was even part of the UK! Just like Americans but they were mistreated and deported back to africa in groups. Queen Elizabeth the first for example deported a group of black people out of England to Sierra Leone. Also some of hip hops founding fathers were Jamaican and hip hop was inspired by sound system culture the same way grime was inspired by Jamaican culture 30 years later in th UK. The banjo is based on an African instrument! Black Americans call sweet potatoes yams because they're similar to the yams that grow in Africa! Black Americans dont need to be considered African and thats okay but black Americans are not the only black culture. In terms of civil rights black people in the uk had their own civil rights and relied upon the testimony of black people from what is now Nigeria to abolish slavery. The civil rights era was inspired by Americans for sure for example we had boycotts and black panther parties in the sixties too but that is an example of how black Americans inspire black people in the rest of the world. America is the number 1 country and has dominated media for a long time, why is it a surprise that black people all over the world are inspired by black us culture when we all went through the same things? And to your point of black British people only having been in the uk for 3 generations, thats true for the majority but not all. Me for example my parents both have nigerian origin, i was born in the uk, on my dads side is a straight Nigerian heritage but on my mums side she was from a group of nigerians that have been here since the 1800s and kept their Nigerian culture, the racism became too much and muly mums family moved back to Nigeria in the 80s and then my parents moved back to the uk in the 90s. I still have family that didn't go back and stayed in the uk the whole time living in Newcastle. I dont want to discredit you but you need to be educated a bit more on uk black culture because the original black British people are still here. And as for the N word situation we went through a similar thing of reclaiming the word. I was called the n word growing up, so was my mum, so were nigerians during colonisation, i can only speak for myself and my people but to be honest bro our histories are more linked than separated in particular the history of the US , JAMAICA , NIGERIA AND BRAZIL. Me for example am from igala tribe in Nigeria, we were a kingdom decimated by the slave trade because of how close we lived to the niger river but our culture still lives in forms from the Gullah people in th US. You even have red rice! Honestly bro i would recommend educating yourself a lil bit more, not hating but i think you would understand that black British experience more and most people in the uk dont really know the history.
Sorry for the rant lol but i hope u see this, been watching since you were on the sidemen 😅
Kool herc is not one of the founders and hip hop did not come from sound system culture. Where did u hear that from cause it definitely isn't true.
@@down-b8197 That's your ONE take from everything he said?
@@user-dv3kq3rm4h
Was supposed to address his entire comment about Nigerians in the uk? That ain't got nothing to do with us.
In South africa we experience Apartheid...so what do you mean we not Black? When here in South Africa we were separated with our own color of skin..Have you heard of Nelson Mandela?...
As a kid I had to read the book Kaffir Boy and learned about the Apartheid in South Africa. My parents had me reading all kinds of books because they didn't want us relying on the American school system that tells his-story.
African americans love our SA brothers. ✊
Nelson mandela was inspired by martin luzher king malc9m x etc
Nelson mandela was inspired by martin luzher king malc9m x etc
@@chappymoore2612 you actually don't know history...
Black culture is black American culture and every other black society benefited from the progress we make
Facts
No. You are confusing ethnicity and race. There is Black/African American culture which contributes to Black culture, the totality of the cultures of Black Africa & the Black African diaspora. Words have meaning. "Black" refers to race on a global basis. The majority of kidnapped Africans were shipped to Latin America and the Caribbean. The people there often refer to themselves as Black too. They're ancestors have been the Americas as long if not longer than most Black Americans.
Again, Black American/African American represents an ethnic group specific to the descendants of enslaved Africans in the United States.
Facts
Black american culture is full of Mulatto American culture which helped propelle it to were it is today. Keep it real
@@SunnyDaysAOK They don't have the range for that type of conversation. There's so much misinformation and defensiveness in their comments. They literally think that 'Black culture' only means them. It's ignorance.
I just subscribed. These type of conversations are very interesting. I’m a very dark complexion American and my dad was born in Antigua but I have lots of love for my African people. I actually plan on moving to Ghana one day soon.
I understand the urge to distinguish between A Americans and Africans but I don’t understand why it has to be done negatively from both groups.
Most African Americans need to travel the world, it would broaden your scope about your race.
No we don't.
Looks like these guys traveling didn’t help them at all
@@JebSpiceat all
Tether babble
Man, African-American have a long way to go. We do have some that starts to travel and seeing there is a whole other world out there where people don't even know what hip-hop is. Heck most white people in America don't even listen or partake in this whole hip-hop stuff.
The interviewer is not educated enough.
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I agree to an extent. He’s doing okay but he needs a BIT more study and skill in debate for these convos. I always feel like he’s stopping short at articulating the point I believe he’s trying to make.
@@alishaendre616 No. He looks like an ignorant man who delights in his foolishness. MLK, Rosa Parks, and Malcolm X would be ashamed of him.
This 👆🏿
That guy should be interviewing middle school kid's.
They sold us , then wanna reap the benefits of what we became without them 😂😂😂 just like a father who never was there and his son makes it to the nba and now he wants to come back around 😂😂😂😂😂 how ironic
Educate yourself slavery happed in west africa not all africa
@@general2883 i am educated, so u saying I have to be direct and say what region exactly ? Or is west Africa still not just Africa? Lol
@@general2883 so was it still an African who sold us lol ?
@@general2883that’s not the point we’re talking about how Africans gave African Americans ancestors away to the Americas stripped from their culture to creating the most known culture of the world aka BLACK CULTURE/African American culture.
😂😂😂😂
Honestly… these guys aren’t dumb and said a lot of valid things. Adonis is just stuck on the “I’m American” because he doesn’t want to be attached to Africa when he is in fact of African descent even if his descendants from Foundational Black Americans although they were in America before ,Christopher Columbus they still migrated from Africa. The say African culture has not influenced Black American culture is just simply untrue, which that being said black American culture has also influenced a lot of other black cultures. He’s also right about the civil rights movement, black Americans fighting and dying for their rights had a worldly impact blacks all over the world obtaining theirs. This could’ve been a very insightful conversation if both sides would have actually listened to each other instead of listening to respond. All in all I love the videos.
I ain't. African at all
Thank you!!!! A lot of African Americans forget that we are still African!! We come from African descendants and over time we became African Americans. Just likes how there’s Afro Latinos etc
What exactly what influence did Africans have on Black American culture ?
@@f.l.mproductions928 The forms of worship, family organization, music, food, and language developed by African Americans in slavery can all be seen to bear the signs of African traditional culture, as can the architecture, art, and handcrafts they left behind.
They gone have nightmares about these questions lol
Now their blood boils with hate for black Americans
LOOL
Can someone please tell me when did Africans start calling themselves Black? I'm confused 😕
The only notable africans are ancient Egyptians. What history has africans had that changed the world inthe last 2,000 years? West africans? 🦗 when we think of greatness it’s ancient Egypt and the world also thinks like this which is why yts and Arabs are trying to steal their identity. No ones trying to steal west Africans identity but here they go trying to steal ours. That’s why they need to try to Africanize the native black Americans population which aren’t africans and are an amalgamation of three groups of people. They’re so loathsome 😂and boring and they know it and it hurts them. Oh well. Cope harder.😂
Like 5 years ago because it DEFINITELY used to be a highly offensive act to call africans black😂😂😂😂
@@jamila9316 Thanks because I knew that it wasn't no thousand of years ago I remember just yesterday they were saying I'm not black! Just like that..I'm not black!
@@SeetheWorldIn360degrees You lying..period..
@@SeetheWorldIn360degreesno they didn’t. Cut it out.
I love that you know black people were already in the Americas long before the Europeans arrived.
🫡10toeSTANDuP🔥🏹🔥🏹
That's a damn lie, ain't nobody got no proof of that
@@whoahna8438 the first person Christopher Columbus saw when he arrived was a black person.
@@whoahna8438 In very ancient times the American continent was inhabited by Asian and African blacks. The oldest skeletal remains found in the Americas are of blacks. Marquez observed that "it is [good] to report that long ago the youthful America was also a Negro continent"(3). Dr. Dixon noted that as early as 70,000 B.C., Austroloid and later negritos crossed the Bering Strait to reach the New World.
@@whoahna8438 oldest skeleton on earth found in the ring of fire South America was of a black Person
Stop rappers saying the n word if you don’t want other black peoples to use it 😮
But rappers are African Americans, also this was the point of the video, why are they saying the n word??? Bc black Americans do, there use of that word is inspired off of black American culture and they have no concept of the merits that word holds when stealing it from black Americans. Crazy how that didn’t cross your mind when writing this comment.
As a black American who has a lot of issues with how a lot of Africans view us one talking point I don’t like that some black Americans do is say we don’t come from Africa and allude that we are indigenous to America na I’m proud of my African heritage doesn’t matter if I don’t know exactly where I descend from there
Only parts of the land was called africa due to the concept of modern continents not being created until the late 1700s and even then the natives of the land all didn't call their lands africa.
See this is the problem, when they say “we” are not from Africa we are indigenous, if you are from Africa then you are not the “we”. Some of us actually did our genealogy and family tree and it traces back to Indians from Mexico and some Poland ancestry. So no not all of us are African. And yes majority of us are indigenous to America. So nothing to be mad about 🤷🏽♀️
Most africans. Dont no were they c9me from these people were colonized to the max nigeria is 70 year ols out side of that lmaoooooo most could tell u the orginal tribe name or history blk american no much more
@@IndigenousFemi9 nope mosr arr not some yes
No one denying their family roots. If yours from africa then it's from africa. Your making it sound like it's insulting to say it. Now if your referring to the africa diaspora. Then that's a different story and cover all melonated groups outside of the continent. But we left it.
Why is that man’s hand steady staying in his pants, like seriously let it go….
Yes, I noticed that too, I’ve been searching the comments to see if anyone else noticed that. Why is his pants in his pants basically the whole time🙄
Yes and kept touching the guy with the same hand nasty
Blacks gona be blacks ...u never see a white,Asian, Hindu etc guy holding his pee pee in public during a convo😂😂
@@Wazabanga1Nobody knows Baltimore outside of the wire
I was disgusted when I saw him do that 🤔 that can’t be in his culture
This conversation is ingenious as hell 🤦🏽♂️
All blacks lol. No need to complicate It
We’re American!! Stop it! Most black Americans are African, European and Native American.
I respected this conversation to a degree. They seem like thoughtful guys and made a couple valid points. Much better than previous interviewees. I hate that people don't know that Black Americans have little impact on and participation in international exploitation. Also, if you're going to represent Black America you better know it's deeper than rap. 😂 That's a genre of music. As Black Americans have our own religious traditions, are own food traditions, history, dialects beyond slang words, and goals which also vary across economic lines. He mentioned the drums in hip-hop and you were supposed to create him. They weren't apart of a "cultural exchange" they came with us, but that would require you to recognize another place of origin. I think there's nothing wrong with identifying as being connected to Africa but people need to know OUR TRIBE is Black American and we're stationed on the other side of the planet. 12:56 also violence is encouraged by socio-economic conditions. Suburbans listeners of rap music aren't shooting each other and no one blames Nike for gang violence because shooters were wearing black Air Forces. Also Africa is not being built on blood, it's simply being drained.
This is so interesting because these are the people who tell us that we are identity-less.
Isn’t that something
You are identity less
African American
American
Fba
Black Americans
Indigenous Americans
Hebrew
Which one do you subscribe to , this is the state of your confusion
@@adjoa-anima
How are we identityless if u just named a bunch of our identities?
@@down-b8197right literally Black American/African American is our ethnicity lol that’s an identity
It's a total misconception that Africans don't refer to themselves as black.
That might have been true before colonization, but since then, the european concept of races, and with it the existence of a distinct "black" race (or black RACES, plural) has been drilled into the indigenous populations. Many african colonies had public spaces segregated between whites and blacks, just like in the U.S.
There's a distinction between race, nationality, ethnicity/tribe. Most sub saharan Africans (same goes for the caribbean and south america, btw) consider themselves black, racially speaking. There's even literature proving it, going back at least over a century. Only a few african ethnic groups often reject the label black. You'll find them in Somalia, Mauritania, Sudan (northern one); more rarely Ethiopia, Madagascar. To be fair, they look like what you guys would call "not unambiguously black". They typically look mixed with middle eastern (or with south asian, in the case of malagasy) and speak arabic.
If a european says he's english, and norman, that doesn't mean he doesn't identify as white.
Similarly, if an African says he's cameroonian, and bamileke, that doesn't mean he doesn't identify as black.
So, the Ugandan dude is right when he says there are many black cultures, and there are literally books, by anthropologists, saying as much.
We know we are black already and we know we are more than black already. but because yall lived with black folks for 400 years yall use skin color as an identifier. we can use country state and tribe times our African names and tribal marks as u can see, too many identifiers.
Please family we have come so far and yet still we haven’t got any where. Therefore we should pay more attention to videos like these. And ask ourselves as which one is easier; to continue dividing ourselves or to come together and seek for a greater future? Thanks family.
If they’re Ugandan, then WHY aren’t they wearing the traditional garb of Uganda 🇺🇬?
Why aren't chinese people wearing traditional Chinese outfits? That is plain stupid,
Embarrassed of being an african
they are not in uganda lmao and black british is a culture within itself search it up
@@DaDonJas I searched through, all I see is black American culture mix with UK
I was wondering the same thing
Glad I checked into your space today with CCFreedman. I've seen some of your videos, wishing I could see more but didn't know who you were. Youre a smart young brother bringing some great content. I will be looking out for your upcoming projects! BTW I'm a FBA NYC'er too. Subscribed!✊🏾
Here they go with we know where we from BS. Ask them where they from they like huh? Like they don't want to answer it 😂
They really said everyone’s African 🤣🤣
@@adoniscrashboom you know they have to have low self-esteem to seriously look a Chinese person in the face and say that everyone’s African
They didn’t want to answer , I noticed that to. They sitting there naming European nations
@@patricktyler4712
The SHAME, is on their face! While displaying pride for some place euro! Their ANCESTORS are Turning!
@@patricktyler4712This video is the manifestation of ignorance among some black Americans. It is amazing. What is wrong with their educational system. Guys, if education didn't helped you then you need to travel to the continent of Africa to learn and findout who exactly you guys are.
All I watch on tv as a child growing up in Jamaica was black American and African movies. Even tho I am Jamaican I know we are of African descent.
The way I see it, is that we’re all related, we came from the same roots, we are all black people and we should act as such instead of trying to tear each other down.
The interviewer is not knowledgeable either.
Yeah fr😂😂, and the comment section is as well too, if you read some of them it just insane 😢
The dude is shallow.
Black people were shipped along with horses to the new world 1493
Who told you this 😂. Our families have been in North America for thousands of years @PuddlePeter
@@Trillamaze Facts
Black is a race, there are different nationalities and cultures among the black race. Haitians, Jamaicans, Nigerians, etc...are part of the black race just like Italians, French, Irish, are part of the whyte race. Black Americans are not the only blacks.
Who tf said we we’re? But black American culture is ours not anyone else they have their own cultures and homelands.
Nigerians have Nigerian culture Jamaicans have Jamaican culture. Black American culture is ours and only ours, foreign blacks shouldn’t even be speaking on Black culture. But they speak on our shit because it’s the most popular and they think because they black it’s ok.
@@taniamarie2486 Who said Black Americans didn't have their own culture? I love Black American music (soul, funk, rap, etc.) Am I not allowed to listen to it just because I'm not native Black American? If so, I want my money back from all the records I bought throughout the years. And don't complain about fashion. From what I know, FBAs didn't invent Jeans, caps, etc.
@taniamarie2486 right
Well said
I’m convinced that the only thing British people know is geography
The British are big on geography because their slave empires went from Africa to India all the way to the Caribbean that is why
USA just have black Americans and that’s it
We know our language too, which your using btw 😂
and?? also history!! and how to articulate ourselves.
@@therealistshow9335 w if kd hae ceatejnj thes3s a afeicans up
@@therealistshow9335 you're*
This black American does not speak for all black Americans on the N word. Just dont use it not matter who you are period.
FBA: We are all black. When police stop you, they don't ask your country!!!
FBA: FBA are black. You're African or Caribbean, so you're not black.
FBA: FBA are not black, we're Indian, Egyptian, Hebrew
FBA: Hey can I interview you about an issue you DGAF about?
FBA: Let's delineate, you're not like us!!
Black Immigrants: you ok?
You’re still not like us 😂😂😂
I TRULY WOULD LIKE TO DEFEND MY AFRICAN AMERICAN BROTHERS AND SISTERS AS A AFRO-CARIBBEAN, BUT THEY MAKE IT VERY DIFFICULT FOR US. IT'S NOT ALL OF THEM, IT'S THOSE WHO ENDORSE IN THIS DETERIORATING CULTURE OF GHETTO BLACK AMERICANS.
FBA IS COMPLETE IGNORANCE AND CONTRADICTORY
Victim mentality in full force
@@soleil3759 lets be honest, if being like yall means glorifying violence , prostitution, and DIDDY BEHAVIOR then keep me out of it.
@@soleil3759 If being like yall means glorifying violence, prostitution, and DIDDY BEHAVIOR then keep me out of it.
For that guy's whole theory of hip hop contributing to violence that would mean violence didn't exist before the creation of hip hop
No, it just means that hip hop does contribute to violence which it does lmao, just look at all the rap beefs & disses that happen which end up in killings.
@@vlonethuggin2384you think they wouldn’t be doing that without hip hop? 😂 rap is just the surface and im not saying it doesn’t contribute
@@slaydog5102I’m saying cause why don’t they have the same energy for UK drill which is made largely by Black British people and other African immigrants in Europe who basically act the same way and engage in violence
no. ur using the wrong defenition of "contributing" to make a strawman. all bro is saying is that it plays a part in the violence thats happening. when a song is dissing dead people & it goes viral that increases the violence that happens on the street. not to mention that when gangsta rappers get rich & famous, they supply their gangs with drugs & guns. stop acting stupid
Rap promotes violence why do we rapper kill each other so much African artiste don't do that.
I would hate to be yellow jacket’s friend he’s constantly gas lighting omg
The American guy does not know what he is talking about, this is a prime example of someone trying to prove they are intelligent and they are not!
Okay, TL;DR lecture coming up from a Black British person (yours truly). I’ve gotta jump in here because there’s quite a bit of ignorance being spouted.
Many people make the mistake of conflating nationality with ethnicity, culture or ‘race’/colour; they are not remotely the same thing.
British is a nationality. American is a nationality. Neither or them are ethnicities, as they are made of many cultures and ethnicities, many of which are the same.
“Black” can refer to Sub Saharan Africans, people with sub Saharan African ancestry (Diasporic Black people i.e descended from the Trans-Atlantic slaves), native Australians, and some ethnic groups from Indonesia, Melanesia, Micronesia, Polynesia i.e the South Pacific.
There is more genetic diversity among Africans than on any other continent, so claiming “Africans come from tribes” is first world ignorance, and borders of casual racism. Africa is made up of many countries, nationalities, cultures, and ethncities.
Ugandan is a nationality, not a tribe.🙄 A person can be Ugandan and of any colour or ethnicity, same as any other country.
I understand why some black Americans may only refer to themselves as American. It may to do with being cut off from their African ancestry and culture.
That is no different to what happened to people of Afro-Caribbean and Afro-Latino backgrounds. They are all descended from the same trans Atlantic slave trade, and were cut off from their African anctesry too.
Many Afro Caribbean people have families who’ve been in the Caribbean for 3 or more centuries, others slightly more recent, but both black American and Caribbean peoples along with black Latinos, have a shared ancestry, mainly originating from West Africa. We also obviously have some European (and other) admixtures and for many of us tracing our European ancestry would likely be easier.
My main points are, using words like “tribes” is unhelpful and bit archaic. Don’t conflate nationality with ethnicity. A nation state can be made up of many ethnicities.
Just because you speak to a few people who give a certain opinion, doesn’t mean everybody from that country shares that same opinion.
Oh, and humanity didn’t descend from monkeys. Homo sapien sapiens (us) along with apes and the various species of monkeys and lemurs just happen to be primates with a very distant common primate ancester.
Okay, sermon over.😁
The lying and gaslighting by these Africans was insane 😂
All around the world same song
What gaslighting😂
@@xaxa4287if you can’t comprehend the fact that they’re gaslighting I don’t even think you should be here
@@ITSJBINYOFACE u guys make assumptions on anything it ain’t gaslighting😂
@@xaxa4287It was DEFINITELY gaslighting… like throughout the whole video. 12:53 for example was him smiling and intentionally using that word after repeatedly being asked not too
This is a keeper! The point was specific and well reinforced! 🔥🔥🔥
Just say black Americans created hip hop
Wasn't*
During colonialism, the British categorized people in to 3 groups in Africa. White, coloured, and black. This had nothing whatsoever to do with America.
Wrong😂😂😂
This guy does not speak for all Black Americans especially the ones who are very educated about their African ancestry and about Africa as a whole. He obviously need to educate himself more on this topic before challenging Africans or anybody on this subject. Africans were on this planet before all mankind therefore they are indigenous to the earth. All mankind descended from Africa, yes we know they don’t identify as African today but this is the point the young man was trying to make. The guy doing the interview needs to know no matter where he’s born his ancestry still comes from Africa. Five generations is not that far away from the Continent. African cousins can still be located Alive in Africa today. Yes he was born in America these other young men were born in Europe but they are still African there’s not much difference in third or fifth generation. Some of the questions were biased and further creates a divide between black Americans and Africans. We were taught negative things about eachother to keep us separated and uneducated about who we both really are. No black culture is better than the other both have their flaws and good characteristics. Blck Americans may have contributed to the civil rights movement but Africans contributed to the blue print for the rest of mankind. Educate yourself on African identity and major contributions to the world before you interview people on this subject. Let not continue to divide the cultures and focus on United us for the greater good.
African history is also black American history because we are the people that was kidnapped from their family . At the need of the day we’re all family. One group was kidnapped and the other group lost family as a result of the slave trade no matter who was involved in it not all Africans were and most were victims who lost us ( their family). Which they don’t teach is or them. Slavery took place all over the world not just America.
No
Yeah, if he really thinks like that, he really needs to educate himself before engaging in such topics because they are sensitive. From his response i could tell that this guy does not really know much.
@@Lakesdallah-cu9pz It should be the other way around, black American history is also African history, but now based on the environment it has change to what is call "Black American Culture"
Keeping teaching📚
This was very informative and educational as all were providing their point of view. This conversation should be revisited.
All I can say is thank you for having these conversations with our people because the divide is getting closed but bigger at the same time 🙏🏿 ase my cousin
While they dress like us While imitating europeans demeanor.
Proximity to ✋🏻’ness, is a psychological cosplay for a lot of ppl, do to all the programming by social, media, literary, and fake historical constructs. Just as ✋🏻’ness itself is a construct tht can’t stand on its OWN MERITS. THE CULTURAL TRUSTory’s over the WORLD ARE the GREATEST NEVERTOLD, BY THE PEOPLE 🤚🏾🤚🏽🤚🏼🤚🤚🏿NO more LIES TOLD !
You sing gospel which is European origins via Scots
Are non African Americans not allowed to wear tracksuits?
Soul food is European
They’re CODESWITCHING, for survival, when No ones even chasing them…. Always in FLEE mode ! Grab ya 🥜!!
This guy likes to create diaspora wars among black people. This is not the first time I’ve seen him doing this. When you fill up a form, you have black African, black Caribbean or black other. We are all black people, just different locations. And nobody copied Americans swag. Nike is not owned by black Americans, and designer brands are certainly not owned by black Americans. Rap and R&B is the only thing you guys brought to the table.
Jazz, rock, soul, funk, house?
@@down-b8197 black Americans listen to afrobeats, but you won’t hear Africans saying that American stole their style. Black americans love travelling to Caribbean countries, and they always seem to be welcomed. This hatred towards other blacks is usually very one sided. Not all black Americans are like that but there’s a small group of AA that likes to start those type of conversations to create tension and division
@@natureispriority5520
Afrobeats has jazz influences also I don't listen to afrobeats but when it started to become popular they was saying afrobeats is better than our music and even got Mas at Chris brown for making a afrobeats song.
They're welcoming of tourist... that means nothing but how do they treat us when they migrate here? Yeah, the issues are one sided and it's not coming from over here.
@nicholasgreen339
Absolutely not. Jazz is not african culture and has nothing in common with african culture... In fact, when Africans first heard jazz many of them talked about how it sounded like nothing they've heard before.
@@down-b8197please get out here!!! Jazz., jazz😂😂😂 u bugging
This is a debate that is a long time coming, and I am here for it!
Honestly they all need to study more of the history of us as a whole . Both sides made great points, both sides are either too young, haven't studied enough, or just stuck in what they know and don't want to. Really from my upbringing of all sides ..no one is completely wrong but getting to know ourselves I feel will help us all better understand... And yes everyone suffered. Man if you go down that rabbit hole it doesn't stop in the Americas (broad) , Euro, Asia, Afri, etc . We learn new things everyday and there is nothing wrong with listening,learning, understanding , and growing from that. More importantly changing minds once we learn more of that info. Blessed to all❤
First 5 minutes in, as a Black American this is kinda hard to watch. This brother Adonis doing his best mental gymnastics to dissassociate himself and our ethnic group from Africa. We are Black Americans with African ancestry, this cannot be disputed and nor should we want to. Malcom X had a lot to say about these type of Black folk...
No he didn't. He knew we were two different groups. But his ideal if those of the continent and those of the diaspora United the world would flip on its head.
No he’s changing the narrative of the diaspora disrespect
@@the_wb Why didn't try to unite with Indian(from India) instead? Some are even darker than Africans.
Thank you Brother, I'm African and I saw that too he is TOTALLY IGNORANT this adonis, anyway glad to see there are few who know the REAL TRUTH, The World is our Pyramid, let's build together, Peace to you
Did anybody peeped the ✌🏿”black culture”✌🏿shade??
it wasn’t shade bro y’all have too respect them as black people 2 y’all know it’s racism in Europe right the literally epicenter of WHITE CULTURE!!!
Immediately knew he was a hater
Yesss and they only hating because African Americans culture is world wide literally our music our dressing our food and the way we talk smh aave is literally in blackpink entire career bts (my favorite Kpop group) most viewed song is African American culture Fromm Michael Jackson dances and disco dressing omg 🤦🏾♂️ the world bows down to African Americans and their culture
Jealous tether
Yup
I love your videos you do a great job in questioning and these questions needs to be asked. Thank you thank you thank you
Glad you like them! thank you so much for your amazing comment
The American guy don’t know what he is saying 😂😂
It's like his brain has not matured yet.
no actually you don't
Yeah his stories are full of dilemmas and he is very patriotic lot of them are stereotyped
1. Even though a black person isn’t born in Africa, it doesn’t mean they are not of the African Diaspora.
2. Many of the features within Hip Hop are rooted in African and slave developed traditions.
3. The US and Uk civil rights movements were going on simultaneously. However the us was in the forefront.
We are stronger together than dividend. We are connected “in some kind of way” just like the variations white, Asian, South Asian etc etc….. They retain high amount of African blood therefore they are blacker than us…. lol… Just stop!!!
Thank you exactly.Please explain this to the interviewer. He does not seem to get that.
BLACK IS A COLOUR NOT PERSON/PEOPLE
THOSE THAT ARE INDOCTRINATED IN CALLING THEMSELVES CODE BLACK NEED TO KNOW BLACK IS A NON-EXISTENT PERSON/PEOPLE..
CODE BLACK WAS DESIGNED TO ERASE THE ORIGINAL EXISTENCE IN ORDER TO REPLACE IT WITH A NEW PINKISH/PALE FACE WHO NOW TAKES ON THE AUTHORITY OF THE HOST WHO ARE ORIGINAL MOTHERS & FATHERS OF NOT SO-CALLED AFRICA BUT THIS ENTIRE EARTH BUT TODAY IS MADE TO BELIEVE THEIR THE SAME PEOPLE WHO COME FROM ONLY ONE PLACE, BUT WAS TRICKED INTO BELIEVING THAT WITH THE SLAVE NARRATIVE THAT ALLOWED SOMETHING NEW TO FLOOD EVERY LANDMASS ON THIS EARTH MAKING THEMSELVES THE NEW LOOK AS THEY COME IN DIFFERENT PINKISH/PALE FACES..
@@chimakalu41he’s not saying we’re different we know we’re African by blood it’s the simple fact yall with join in on the culture but 💩 on black Americans as if you guys love the culture and hate us like it don’t even make sense
And yall are the same people that gave our ancestors away so don’t tell us how tf we should feel when we say shit about how youu guys wanna participate in Black Culture then scrutinize it like that’s not how shit works PERIOD.
Well said Sir
Most black british are caribbean and African, but mostly Caribbean from post WW2 had seed roots in modern black british culture
This guy is a bad interviewer...he can't accept when he's wrong. He's too ill informed and act like he knows too much. He is just the American hubris that Americans know everything. Just take some time and listen bro. Can't listen to you after this. Shout out to ma Cameroonian 🇨🇲 brother though
The same black people found in America when the whites got there were from Afrika, Mali to be exact
Exactly. I don't understand the logic of the "black people have been in America before slavery" crowd. Even those black people still came from Africa.
@@coolida23511you can say that about Europeans, they are far disconnected from africa dude.
@@slaydog5102 Europeans are so far removed that they don't look even look African anymore. Black Americans still phenotypically look African whether they want to admit it or not.
Exactly with king ABUBAKRI the Second, all I can say is that Ignorance is something
I love that you asked about the original black ppl that were brought to the UK as slaves. But better yet what happened to the black ppl and moors that existed hundreds of years ago before these Africans?
There wasn’t enough people of African descent in Europe so naturally they had babies with European and within two generations they end up looking like Meghan Markle‘s child
They either bred into the country or were thrown out when Rome collapsed. North African, Egyptian mesapotomian Greek who were in Spain and Italy the Mediterranean mostly were kicked out for slavery rape and colonising some had married Etruscan and Celt women but pushed or killed those indiginous to west Europe out or ruled with them esp the white Etruscan. Over 600 years they were throw out of Spain and Italy or left that's what happened.
UK the Romans never lived with them so left when Rome fell. There were black people always trading in ports of UK but we didn't have hardly any til after ww2 slavery wasn't massively practiced in the UK but were taken for wives and help some mixed son daughter were in the middle upper class but not many, the slave trade was mostly done over seas where the rich made money.
The biggest change migration was after the war many African Americans stayed too. Moors joined the Muslim caliphate and were part of translating text to France and Italy to UK the west that educated and brought the enlightenment on.
The ancient black Europeans were exhiled as both political prisoners and slaves. They were sent to Jamaica, Barbados, Montserrat, North America, Guyana and the andes .
@@ebonynaomi1085 they arnt classed as ancient that was from 1600s onwards the ancient was from the Roman period that took over parts of Europe. They weren't just Etruscan and Greek Arab. There were African north African Egyptian too and the Greeks looked European some but they were dark pigment.
And they killed an enslaved most indigenous white mostly white Etruscan Celt and Germanic who were in west Europe before the Greeks took over the Etruscan ended up leading with them but the African and Arab Burba was in Portugal and half of Spain and kicked the Celts out or enslaved or married they didn't conquer all of Spain but they were in Pompeii n Sicily in Romsn Italy too which changed the genome because they massively mixed over the 600 years they were there.
The Moors in Spain too. But these were conqueres who brought Christianity and islam to West Europe that wás pagan. They enslaved Europeans up to the 1600s they were not enslaved by Europeans in ancient Europe.The European enslaved Africans transatlantic slavory which is what your talking about is not ancient times it was from the 1600s and the Arab African were selling their own.
@@ebonynaomi1085 they cancelled my reply the transatlantic slavory isn't ancient. Rome is ancient and pre ad.
Yooooo you doing us a service fam. I came here from Instagram. They asked "why would you not want to be associated with Africa?" WHY WOULD ANY FAMILY MEMBER ASSOCIATE WITH FAMILY THAT UNAPOLOGETICALLY SOLD THEM INTO SLAVERY & BONDAGE?
Cause we built America and then been our homes for centuries why would we say we’re African when we are not
@@mizzbinababy we're agreeing with each other. I'm saying we were sold into slavery by family. Why would we want anything to do with them?
There were 3, 775 Black American slave holders just in the South; and in just one year: 1830. I guess the guys who spun this tale of Africans selling others didn’t bother telling you of black Americans doing worse?
Do you guys know who fought against and stopped the slave trade worldwide? No? Well, they were collective efforts of a British lawyer, Granville Sharp and Africans. The first freed slaves arrived in present day Freetown, capital of Sierra Leone. West Africa.
Do you really know how slaves were obtained? No? They arrived with shiploads of soldiers armed with guns, cannons and bombs. Often to small settlements where folks defended themselves with mere bows and arrows. Some Africans sold some others. Why should those few represent an entire continent? Because the white man wants to efface the horrors they created. And you eagerly swallow everything; hook, line, and sinker.
But u love associating with America that done atrocities towards black Americans 🤔and of were being honest have done way worst things
The sold us into slavery at gunpoint Thats common knowledge
My wife is Vietnamese and I am from Europe, I speak (2yrs in Vietnam) and cook Viet and I love my Viet my in-laws. Today, I spoke to my two daughters, today, and I said, I would like to believe I am a little Vietnamese, the whole three of the family shook their heads. They have experienced life in a Western world, their experience is different from mine. Respect. We are tribes but some of us, see commonalty, common respect. Respect. Everything will be resolved by Respect. First Trust that means Face-to-face, then Respect, then resolution. I can never claim to experience the suffering happiness of women or any other experience, but I think their are different levels of of empathy. Empathy is ultimate.
Our Skeletal SYSTEM IS LIKE NO OTHER...Copper Skin💪🏽🤎
You ate this 2 v 1 definitely held your own 😂👏🏾👏🏾💯
Yellow started looking in his phone for answers at the 9 minute mark 😂😂
More convos like this please
I have to admit I need a more educated interviewer though
As New Yorker what are your thoughts of non black Latinos saying the N word. My understanding is that is common for non black Latinos to say it there.
Ppl in general, not just latinos...learn thr N word as part of the English lingo in urban areas, way before they learn it even comes from a negative place.
Most urban folks no matter the color, grow up saying it as part of their upbringing and as a term of endearment. Most don't know about the hard "ER" of that word until many moons later when they're old enough to understand and research things on their own.
They are Black but in denial. The real whites do t use it like that.
@@M0schin00 what he said. This is why it's has a double meaning. Depending on how we say it to each other we'll take offense to it.
Memphis, TN all up the conversation in the UK 😂
Brah you handled that conversation like I was hoping you would. Wittingly intelligently and respectfully.
The fight for civil rights started in Africa, then Europe, Caribbean and finally America.
No it didn’t stop the 🧢
@@RYZEDetroit you obviously don’t know who Olaudah Equiano do you
Big lies you're telling lol
This shit got me laughing my ass off... Im black american and i'll ride with my african brotha's till the wheels fall off. Africa and Jamaica stand up..🤎
You get it King! I wanna see what they gone do when it’s war time. They’re folllowing the black agent Tariq Nasheed. He went from a pimp to hidden colors to Foundational black Americans. The sad part they’re
Not smart enough to see the wool being placed over their eyes. I get it though Tariq Nasheed needs money and this division creates a new way to make. I wish Black people were smarter
But obviously as a whole, we’re not.
And they’ll FLEEee, to get away from you ( tha africans)!
You are a clown that’s why
@@garyrich2053 😂😂😂😂
@@garyrich2053that's a lie
Your hair style is of African origin.
even the mannerism
No it ain’t stop with the lies
@@302cho7 It was copied from reggae artists, which inherently copied from West Africa dada hair style.
@@tigerinthecityalozie2812 but the hairline shape up comes from the American black man!
@@FoundationalBorikenAmericanoFair enough, but we are talking about corn and dreads, and locks. We all took from each other. I have no problem with it.
Man stop denying that hip-hop is negative. What they created in the Bronx back then is not mainstream anymore and hardly anybody wants to hear that tyoe of music
Hip hop isn’t negative rap music is
@@scorpioleovirgo9155
Stop living in the past. Rap is hip-hop
Metal rock bar for bar majority of the time is more graphic and gruesome than most rap period. Rap is just more popular. if it wasn't rap, it'd be rock
Every nationality has negative, positive
@@jarrellspencer9014 Who cares what white people are singing about. This is about black music, and a lot of it is negative and damaging and promotes negative values. Too many of you are being played by these rappers and record labels laughing to the bank as fools trying to imitate the h03/gangster life.
Love this convo bro!! do more like this bro good stuff!!
BLACK CULTURE STARTED WITH BLACK & PUERTO RICAN PEOPLE!! (BUSTA RYMS)
But we always show love to the MOTHER LAND Africa.
Black culture is EXCLUSIVELY Black American culture, no one else’s.
YOU’RE NOT BLACK!!
Thank you
You do realise black has been in use as an identity in the U.K. since 1950??
Huh what? That is not true. They are black. Black is a person of african descent.😊
That’s bullshit because if our brothers come too america they are viewed the same as us wtf are y’all talking about.
You can not own being black. There are black people around the world different languages and customs but they all black
Imagine debating about terms that have been placed upon us.