I got teary, those are my roots: Dominican and Puerto Rican from New York City. Early 70's, what a gem! A woman mopping was dressed just like my aunt and mom used to dress: knee high boots, silk bandana and mini skirt. I was glued to the screen. I could not stop thinking about my mom and aunt and olde New York. This video touched me deeply. I'm full of tears. Thank you.
Well I’m offended that these immigrant groups got dumped on top of black people. I wish you all had more courage to stay in your own country and fight back instead of fleeing to ours.
@@johneta7665• Whoever you are, the whites didn't like blacks being dumped on them. They moved out of the neighborhoods in droves, and in some cases most moved out of the county. They didn't want us around either! Stop being foolish!
Except Puerto Ricans aren’t immigrants 😂 they have fought in every war in the 20th century for the United States without equal rights and opportunities..so your comment doesn’t make any sense when these people are Americans ..
Around late 60s and these times are when black & Latinos got moved to the projects. Everyone grew up in nice homes then something in the 60s moved em to the projects. All my aunts uncles and ppl born in the 1950s have childhood stories like these.
They had to go through ellis island, where they were stripped naked and looked at by a doctor, washed down, finger printed, picture taken, vaccines put in them, then put into holding cell for 2 weeks before released into NYC. But today you can just cross the border in mexico and walk right in...
@@Ejaz360-im8sw I think that’s a very discriminating and offensive post that you may specially because my family is Italian and Polish. They escaped poverty that you could never imagine and face discrimination that you could never imagine. And I say that purposely to you because I want you to reflect if you’ve ever received discrimination like they have I doubt that you have because we’re a lot more tolerant now than we were back then. have some respect for immigrants in general
2024, we are still struggling . Housing is horrible in getting an apartment. Some housing workers are corrupt, social services are corrupt, police some are corrupt , judges are corrupt, and where do we poor people turn to .
We should be turning to each other. Humans have existed far longer than many things we think we need or think we need to buy from name brands. Pray. Go within. Find your gift! We have to help each other!
I remember these days when I was kid going to the Bronx to spend the weekend with my dad the Bronx just looks different that’s it but like homey said same soup just reheated
Me too! I got emotional and got teary. I couldn't stop thinking about my mom and aunt who raised me and my cousins in those days. I noticed a woman with knee high boots, silk bandana and mini skirt, just like my aunt! We are blessed to come from those people!
Happens in Washington Heights, the landlords cut up the rent checks of Spanish speakers and claim no payment to evict decades old tenants in order to rent higher to gentrifiers
Same people that cried in the 70s when the landlords had to burn the buildings bc the expenses were too high and they couldn't afford to give housing for nothing.. remember it was a few years after a little something called rent control lol
Still same things are happening again 😢 People with money want to be able to walk their fancy dogs 🐩 while heading to their favorite coffee ☕️ shops unbothered by what’s around them 😢
During this time my Puerto Rican Grandfather was working two jobs to provide for his family in the house he bought from his hard work. A lot of Puerto Ricans was buying property at that time , meanwhile ☝️☝️☝️🤦♂️
@JamaicanRudiBwoi2359 Bro like 20% of dominicans have white skin and like 35% of puerto ricans. I don't understand why you want to be related with a mixed group, as a Jamaican try to be related to someone more homogeneous to you like the Haitians.
@@Kalcimetro123-vp7mnjust like you should want to be related to the ones who took advantage of your ppl. The Spaniards took your women but you want to be related. They are black first!
Only difference is now the government is giving tax payers hard earned money to people who crossed over illegally. I thought squatters meant people who resided somewhere illegally and paid NO rent. It doesn't seem that's the case here!
This squatting worked back then, but it wouldn't work now, and they do have a plan for you, and they are not afraid anymore. God bless all of you as you continue to find your way, generation after generation.❤
A v v v IMP non ' his story ' document, which FO THE WORLD ( it applies and relates) worldwide.. NYC recorded it. V glad they did. All power to the brothers and sisters featured here and ( not) on film. All power fo putting this up.
I don't remember the name. I sampled it from Soft Machine like 15 years ago. It was just sitting in my hard drive...so I decided to finally use it. If I find out the original sample...I'll let you know.
I mean the city didn't do shit for them so they took matters into their own hands. I think every immigrant did that at one point in the history of NY. Irish, Italians, Jewish, Chinese...
@@great567 that is a lie. You mean to tell me that a 1898 invasion is an excuse to still be a shithole in 2024? They still getting paper towels thrown at them.
@@devPunksYOOOO SHUT UP YOU ARE SO IGNORANT AND DEMONIC...YOU SO JEALOUS OF BLACKS AND HISPANICS WE ARE THE CHOSEN ONES REGARDLESS OF WHAT YOU SAY ABOUT US..WE WILL GET BACK WHAT WAS TAKEN FROM US 100%...🎉GO REPENT OF YOUR PREJUDICE COMMENTS..GET RIGHT AND SAVED....
I can relate to this documentary even though Im Black American. I was born May 1970 at Columbia Presbyterian Hospital 168th Street. Lived right across the Street from the 155th Street Cemetery where i be buried when i die.
They were arrogant , entitled and obnoxious then and they still are today , they make me sick . And most of my lifelong best friends are PR’s who feel the same way .
america is no man's land its country built on immigration so you too my friend are an immigrant just search your bloodline you will land some where in europe africa south america or the carribean they make you sick but have pr friends so undercover prejudice lmao
You just made a blanket statement about a whole group of people that make you sick but claim to have lifelong best friends of this same group whom you describe as arrogant, entitled and obnoxious.
Alot of people don't understand, in NYC, your block is your world, some people don't go three blocks away, for a variety of reasons. This is 1971, gang era in the city, it was dangerous to go to a block where you are not known, and its all they know, it still like this today, ad im here 56 years
I call BULLSHlT. I'm about same age as You & grew up in Harlem & The BX. During the 1970s. I went all over 4 of the 5 Boroughs with Family & alone _(after age 8)._ I wasn't bothered by people I didn't know, it was people in My own neighborhoods & schools who did. My Mother & Aunts were Jehovah's Witnesses bravely knocking on peoples doors to preach, NEVER any incidents of anyone attacking them. Worse they got was people slamming their doors. I was with them plenty times. I do NOT follow that religion since age 10. During My youth, I played with My Cousins & other bad-ass Kids in those burnt-out abandoned buildings NO ONE/GROUP bothered Us. Only Adults would tell Us to get out of the building.
@@MemoGrafix did I say 'everybody",? no, i said "some people". I know lots of people who haven't been 5 blocks from there home. to each his own,BTW, I dont care if you believe me,REALLY DONT
Black and Hispanic culture is beautiful...and soo talented..100%..Our SAVIOUR SEES IT ALL AND ALL ONE DAY WILL END🎉JUDGEMENT...UPON WICKED UNFAIR BABYLON...NYC
the TIMELINE reveals valuable insight to HOW LONG the spanish speaking underclass has been marginalized and how resourceful they have been! Privileged Americans take for granted they r not rejected, wholesale and discarded to die. Its humiliating.
Well it's also true that NYC economy started shifting post WW2 and jobs were actually leaving.. large groups of Ricans came to NY in the 50s looking for work but had difficulty once they got here..they kept coming, city was spiraling out regardless. Just bad timing
Especially Puerto Ricans they say they created hip hop but they didn’t create nothing even at this time watching this video they didn’t work with blacks they didn’t like us and hell they didn’t even date us like j.ho talentless add did back in the 90s & early 2000s working with black producers stealing Ashanti vocals
Yes, the dominican tethers, those same people who started immigrating to NY since before the trans-atlantic slave trade even began in what we call today the USA. Let's kick them out the same with Mexicans who are indigenous to this land. Let's kick them out, but leave everyone who came after them. Makes total sense.
These were actually blacks and Puerto Ricans. They were eventually pushed into the Bronx and their children created a billion dollar musical movement called.......Hip Hop!
Back when it was communities helping raise children instead of the parents. Back when communities helped one another, for Example look at what they did for Jimmy’s family they not only helped em move but they squatted as one so they can all get their point across. It’s why I wished I was born in the 70’s N early 80’s them where the good ol golden years!!?
@@brianking4225..STOP BEING SO JEALOUS OF US...WE ARE GIFTED ..SMART..AND TALENTED..YOU KNOW YOU Wished YOU WERE BLACK OR HISPANIC..AWWWW WE STILL LOVE YA..😘
Why would she be “singing hip hop” LoL in 1971 LoL…. As a Puerto Rican I love music from all races, so whats your point? We have our own music its called Bomba Plena and Salsa!!
@@donantonio5646 because they now claim that they helped create hip-hop. They were not even listening to soul music to get inspired to create any hip-hop.
They are talking about barricading themselves inside - of course, why wouldnt they want to hold onto free housing for as long as possible. They kept coming in the 50s but the economy was shifting and beginning to fall apart in NYC post ww2, so the landlords suffered. City fell apart. great timing for these people. Not landlords fault
So they “fixed up” a building that was ultimately going to be taken from them bc they legally had no right to be there😂😂 talk about slow…then they claimed to be “doing something for themselves” holy sh….
You sound so PREJUDICE AND IGNORANT WHAT HAVE YOU CONTRIBUTED TO THIS ROTTEN WICKED CITY UNFAIR CITY our SAVIOR IS alWAYS WITH the poor always this too will end officially one day🎉the wrath of God is upon you .. repent
What did you build in the North? Weren’t your ancestors also “coconuts” before put in ships? But you wouldn’t know that since you would have to read about it in books.
Alot of Dominicans and Puerto Ricans dont identity as brothers and sisters. They'd rather emulate the look of europeans and look at us with disdain... They love our culture,our style, our lingo and our music but look down on us. Respect to the ones who're proud to be one of us
(True PRicans know their History) Dark PR get push back from the light PR....Most dark ethnicities experience this from their own ppl It's all great.....History Prevail
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The old buildings were so big and beautiful now they give u closets ughhh
Then we know what came next…Landlords setting their own buildings on fire to get everybody out and to collect the insurance money 😞
Small hat lightning 🌩
It was hard to explain to the tenant population that rents had to go up bc expenses were up.. it didn't make sense to them
@@mykelc205THAT PARTTTT
@@mykelc205meanwhile we’re the aborigines and their pilgrim squatters from Romania Poland Bulgaria Turkey…
You literally cannot,aka this shit up
I got teary, those are my roots: Dominican and Puerto Rican from New York City. Early 70's, what a gem! A woman mopping was dressed just like my aunt and mom used to dress: knee high boots, silk bandana and mini skirt. I was glued to the screen. I could not stop thinking about my mom and aunt and olde New York. This video touched me deeply. I'm full of tears. Thank you.
isnt this video so cool? they still talk the same too
Well I’m offended that these immigrant groups got dumped on top of black people. I wish you all had more courage to stay in your own country and fight back instead of fleeing to ours.
@@johneta7665 And im offended you think you have a country.
@@johneta7665• Whoever you are, the whites didn't like blacks being dumped on them. They moved out of the neighborhoods in droves, and in some cases most moved out of the county. They didn't want us around either! Stop being foolish!
Same thing happening now 50 yrs later. Smh same soup reheated.
Exactly right 💯
Except Puerto Ricans aren’t immigrants 😂 they have fought in every war in the 20th century for the United States without equal rights and opportunities..so your comment doesn’t make any sense when these people are Americans ..
@@aaronx8006isn't America a nation of immigrants? We all are to be real
@@aaronx8006 Don't even bother with these people they don't even know their own history
@@krazyjnva2up2down55
🤡 Who t.f. are you talking about❓
My grandfather would say there's nothing new under the sun..frfr
Yes your grandfather was quoting king solomon in the bible
The more things change, the more they stay the same. SMH...
I remembered these times. I appreciate watching this.
my dad was part of this movement on the upper Westside 89th street. We squatty that building and lived there for many years.
Around late 60s and these times are when black & Latinos got moved to the projects. Everyone grew up in nice homes then something in the 60s moved em to the projects. All my aunts uncles and ppl born in the 1950s have childhood stories like these.
Urban Renewal
The lady talking about the rich making the poor fight against each others, it’s the same 50 plus year later.😢
That is my grandmother❤
Irish , polish, Italian and others Europeans think they arrived legally 😅😅😅😅
Sounds like an anti immigrant statement
They had to go through ellis island, where they were stripped naked and looked at by a doctor, washed down, finger printed, picture taken, vaccines put in them, then put into holding cell for 2 weeks before released into NYC. But today you can just cross the border in mexico and walk right in...
yeah they came in ellis island. and they worked when the country needed them, even Asians are most likely to follow the immigration law
@@Ejaz360-im8sw I think that’s a very discriminating and offensive post that you may specially because my family is Italian and Polish. They escaped poverty that you could never imagine and face discrimination that you could never imagine. And I say that purposely to you because I want you to reflect if you’ve ever received discrimination like they have I doubt that you have because we’re a lot more tolerant now than we were back then. have some respect for immigrants in general
I still remember the no Irish allowed all throughout the city. Most discriminated against were the Irish.
Its crazy because a lot of those buildings were sold for a dollar 😳 my grandfather spoke of these times a lot!
Keeping Apartments empty has existed way before i was born.
I don’t comment much. But this is great. NYC is still going through this.
2024, we are still struggling . Housing is horrible in getting an apartment. Some housing workers are corrupt, social services are corrupt, police some are corrupt , judges are corrupt, and where do we poor people turn to .
Politicians, lawyers, doctors, pastors/priests, some family members
The most high
We should be turning to each other. Humans have existed far longer than many things we think we need or think we need to buy from name brands. Pray. Go within. Find your gift! We have to help each other!
They want us all dead.
I was Living in the Bronx back then😢
I remember these days when I was kid going to the Bronx to spend the weekend with my dad the Bronx just looks different that’s it but like homey said same soup just reheated
Damn bro where u get these footages from? I know people that have written there thesis papers using just your channel
I was born into this chaos. So this was an interesting window into the world of my parents & family.
Me too! I got emotional and got teary. I couldn't stop thinking about my mom and aunt who raised me and my cousins in those days. I noticed a woman with knee high boots, silk bandana and mini skirt, just like my aunt! We are blessed to come from those people!
Happens in Washington Heights, the landlords cut up the rent checks of Spanish speakers and claim no payment to evict decades old tenants in order to rent higher to gentrifiers
They could always go back to DR. I heard the rent is hella cheap
Same people that cried in the 70s when the landlords had to burn the buildings bc the expenses were too high and they couldn't afford to give housing for nothing.. remember it was a few years after a little something called rent control lol
@@lucycolon1861ves lavase su krika
Same thing different times 😂
Italians and juhish and Irish too....😅
Still same things are happening again 😢 People with money want to be able to walk their fancy dogs 🐩 while heading to their favorite coffee ☕️ shops unbothered by what’s around them 😢
Good channel. You can tell Hezakya is a good Brother...
During this time my Puerto Rican Grandfather was working two jobs to provide for his family in the house he bought from his hard work. A lot of Puerto Ricans was buying property at that time , meanwhile ☝️☝️☝️🤦♂️
Why didn’t your family stay in PR and work hard?
@@johneta7665 I think he did stay in PR?
And it’s still happening now
Nothing has changed
Wrong Title!!
Squatters??????
Gentrification more like it!
Then, a couple of years later the landlord funded fires began.
actually the fire burning started a few years earlier in the late 60's
Funny how almost 50 years later they tone had changed
@retrolofty oooh smart azz lol
I give credit to the Young Lord who defended us.
I remember all the empty lot’s around nyc as a kid
Salaam my brotha ✊🏾
2024 nothing has changed, still displacing hard working ppl and families😢
There were black people in this video too
Puerto Rican and Dominican comes in variety of shades...
@@Omisaide There were American blacks also
@JamaicanRudiBwoi2359 Bro like 20% of dominicans have white skin and like 35% of puerto ricans. I don't understand why you want to be related with a mixed group, as a Jamaican try to be related to someone more homogeneous to you like the Haitians.
Yes afro Latinos
@@Kalcimetro123-vp7mnjust like you should want to be related to the ones who took advantage of your ppl. The Spaniards took your women but you want to be related. They are black first!
1:38 mark... Cardi B is talking...
I can’t unhear this 😮
😂😂😂😂😂
Sounds just like her😅😅
damn 🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂 Aye!!!! I thought the same thing
I remember Ricans back in those days sound like how Italians speak.Rosie Perez sound similar lol
Only difference is now the government is giving tax payers hard earned money to people who crossed over illegally. I thought squatters meant people who resided somewhere illegally and paid NO rent. It doesn't seem that's the case here!
And your people receive the same free, unearned benefits from the government of America. You are projecting
This squatting worked back then, but it wouldn't work now, and they do have a plan for you, and they are not afraid anymore. God bless all of you as you continue to find your way, generation after generation.❤
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omg there knocking down a brownstone apt complex
Sounds like what's going on!
Were all these people the original tenants?
WHAT’S THE SONG AT THE BEGINNING?
A v v v IMP non ' his story ' document, which FO THE WORLD ( it applies and relates) worldwide.. NYC recorded it. V glad they did. All power to the brothers and sisters featured here and ( not) on film. All power fo putting this up.
Now they have Venezuelans, who's next?
Aliens👽
Yup. Those are the new scapegoats/boogeymen to exploit. In order for there to be those on top, there have to be those on the bottom.
Except you Irish Scottish Italians etc are immigrants as well lol you people never had land you invaded
@@amgooder 🤣🤣🤣🤣Or, Demons from HELL. Oh wait, the Demons are already here.
There goes the neighborhoods
Please tell me what song that is being played the 1st minute of this video🔥
I don't remember the name. I sampled it from Soft Machine like 15 years ago. It was just sitting in my hard drive...so I decided to finally use it. If I find out the original sample...I'll let you know.
@@HezakyaNewz✌🏾👑✊🏽
The group is called Soft Machine "British Alphabet Parts 1 and 2".
@delljackson4527 Thank you...exactly what it was called.
@@HezakyaNewz You're welcome. I appreciate your videos. Peace.
I mean the city didn't do shit for them so they took matters into their own hands. I think every immigrant did that at one point in the history of NY. Irish, Italians, Jewish, Chinese...
They could have BUILT UP THEIR HOMELAND....And stopped sucking the city dry.
@@devPunks they totally would have, but America invaded their country and claimed it theirs
@@great567
Stop lying. America did not invade
Ireland
Italy
China or Jewish Israel
@@great567 that is a lie. You mean to tell me that a 1898 invasion is an excuse to still be a shithole in 2024?
They still getting paper towels thrown at them.
@@devPunksYOOOO SHUT UP YOU ARE SO IGNORANT AND DEMONIC...YOU SO JEALOUS OF BLACKS AND HISPANICS WE ARE THE CHOSEN ONES REGARDLESS OF WHAT YOU SAY ABOUT US..WE WILL GET BACK WHAT WAS TAKEN FROM US 100%...🎉GO REPENT OF YOUR PREJUDICE COMMENTS..GET RIGHT AND SAVED....
I can relate to this documentary even though Im Black American. I was born May 1970 at Columbia Presbyterian Hospital 168th Street. Lived right across the Street from the 155th Street Cemetery where i be buried when i die.
They were arrogant , entitled and obnoxious then and they still are today , they make me sick .
And most of my lifelong best friends are PR’s who feel the same way .
america is no man's land its country built on immigration so you too my friend are an immigrant just search your bloodline you will land some where in europe africa south america or the carribean they make you sick but have pr friends so undercover prejudice lmao
I never liked them, especially the males.
@@Rhatid-mon🇵🇷✊🏼
We always knew we make it- Big Pun🤪
I know how you feel man smh, that’s how the Ukrainians and Russians are too in Bk. Only difference is that they get everything afforded to them.🤫
You just made a blanket statement about a whole group of people that make you sick but claim to have lifelong best friends of this same group whom you describe as arrogant, entitled and obnoxious.
Alot of people don't understand, in NYC, your block is your world, some people don't go three blocks away, for a variety of reasons. This is 1971, gang era in the city, it was dangerous to go to a block where you are not known, and its all they know, it still like this today, ad im here 56 years
I call BULLSHlT. I'm about same age as You & grew up in Harlem & The BX. During the 1970s. I went all over 4 of the 5 Boroughs with Family & alone _(after age 8)._
I wasn't bothered by people I didn't know, it was people in My own neighborhoods & schools who did.
My Mother & Aunts were Jehovah's Witnesses bravely knocking on peoples doors to preach, NEVER any incidents of anyone attacking them. Worse they got was people slamming their doors. I was with them plenty times. I do NOT follow that religion since age 10.
During My youth, I played with My Cousins & other bad-ass Kids in those burnt-out abandoned buildings NO ONE/GROUP bothered Us. Only Adults would tell Us to get out of the building.
@@MemoGrafix did I say 'everybody",? no, i said "some people". I know lots of people who haven't been 5 blocks from there home. to each his own,BTW, I dont care if you believe me,REALLY DONT
BS! Gang culture is worse now then it was back then. The Black Spades do NOT compare to these monsters roaming the streets today!
@@MemoGrafixyou are lucky ..people still going through it generationally
Black and Hispanic culture is beautiful...and soo talented..100%..Our SAVIOUR SEES IT ALL AND ALL ONE DAY WILL END🎉JUDGEMENT...UPON WICKED UNFAIR BABYLON...NYC
the TIMELINE reveals valuable insight to HOW LONG the spanish speaking underclass has been marginalized and how resourceful they have been! Privileged Americans take for granted they r not rejected, wholesale and discarded to die. Its humiliating.
Well it's also true that NYC economy started shifting post WW2 and jobs were actually leaving.. large groups of Ricans came to NY in the 50s looking for work but had difficulty once they got here..they kept coming, city was spiraling out regardless. Just bad timing
@@bryans4891 ':Le bregando' as PRs like to say!
So, immigrant tethers have ALWAYS been immigrant tethers?!🤔
Especially Puerto Ricans they say they created hip hop but they didn’t create nothing even at this time watching this video they didn’t work with blacks they didn’t like us and hell they didn’t even date us like j.ho talentless add did back in the 90s & early 2000s working with black producers stealing Ashanti vocals
They probably were a little worse back then
@@brianking4225 yep they was
The Immigrants were the Dominican Republicans
Yes, the dominican tethers, those same people who started immigrating to NY since before the trans-atlantic slave trade even began in what we call today the USA. Let's kick them out the same with Mexicans who are indigenous to this land. Let's kick them out, but leave everyone who came after them. Makes total sense.
These were actually blacks and Puerto Ricans. They were eventually pushed into the Bronx and their children created a billion dollar musical movement called.......Hip Hop!
Not really
@@jerseyboyantbrooks2824Ricans had nothing to do with hip hop they just jumped on the bandwagon
Puerto Ricans had nothing to do with hip hop
Most of the people in this video were Puerto Ricans.
Back when it was communities helping raise children instead of the parents. Back when communities helped one another, for Example look at what they did for Jimmy’s family they not only helped em move but they squatted as one so they can all get their point across. It’s why I wished I was born in the 70’s N early 80’s them where the good ol golden years!!?
I was born in the mid 60's. Idk, the 70's had some horrible things going on too.
Still it is better than this timeline.
linguistically that NYC accent never changes. the girl in the beginning sounds just like cardi b
AYO chill😂 tittle had ME Weak
the exact way the COLONIZERS did centuries ago, then and now 2024
They built the infrastructure.
@@RocketmanRockyMatrixthey ain't build shit
Trump 2024🇺🇲
@@brianking4225..STOP BEING SO JEALOUS OF US...WE ARE GIFTED ..SMART..AND TALENTED..YOU KNOW YOU Wished YOU WERE BLACK OR HISPANIC..AWWWW WE STILL LOVE YA..😘
@@RocketmanRockyMatrixyou whyts ain’t built ish you stole
Why is this in b&w in 1971?
Low budget
It was still an option
Artistic choice?
Poor ppl versus them. Sighhhh 🙄🙄🙄
the upper west side my neighborhood
Soft Machine huh? My man
Stay cooking that rice💯🤣😂😂
Who said the city had to do anything for anyone?
Just wait until Tariq sees this .
Facts...
Tariq needs to stick to his Detroit politics. That's all he's qualified to speak on.
You realize these people are black Dominican s
Maria is a bitch knows jack shit about New York struggles .
The Venezuelans are doing the squatting these days
Note the PR singer singing whyte folk music and not soul or hip-hop
Why would she be “singing hip hop” LoL in 1971 LoL…. As a Puerto Rican I love music from all races, so whats your point? We have our own music its called Bomba Plena and Salsa!!
@@donantonio5646
YT folks music 🎶 🎵
White folk music.=you sound ignorant..ughhh🤦🏾♀️we have our own musical...
@@donantonio5646 because they now claim that they helped create hip-hop. They were not even listening to soul music to get inspired to create any hip-hop.
@@donantonio5646 what race are Puerto -Ricans?
They are talking about barricading themselves inside - of course, why wouldnt they want to hold onto free housing for as long as possible. They kept coming in the 50s but the economy was shifting and beginning to fall apart in NYC post ww2, so the landlords suffered. City fell apart. great timing for these people. Not landlords fault
8:19 there were fat obeese people back then?! (lady sitting in the back)
So they “fixed up” a building that was ultimately going to be taken from them bc they legally had no right to be there😂😂 talk about slow…then they claimed to be “doing something for themselves” holy sh….
🤔, 🗣️ Its the music loop in the beginning for me , 🤷🏿♂️
"We built this city" - 'Rican Tethers
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂BWHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
GET THE HELL OUTTA HERE....
You didn't build NOTHING COCONUT.
You sound so PREJUDICE AND IGNORANT WHAT HAVE YOU CONTRIBUTED TO THIS ROTTEN WICKED CITY UNFAIR CITY our SAVIOR IS alWAYS WITH the poor always this too will end officially one day🎉the wrath of God is upon you .. repent
You need salvation receive it...😞🙏🏽
PUERTO RICO is in Amerikah!
US invaded P.R.🤪
What did you build in the North? Weren’t your ancestors also “coconuts” before put in ships? But you wouldn’t know that since you would have to read about it in books.
Beg your master to teach you a new word. "tEtHeR" is getting played out by you mindless sheep.
Alot of Dominicans and Puerto Ricans dont identity as brothers and sisters. They'd rather emulate the look of europeans and look at us with disdain...
They love our culture,our style, our lingo and our music but look down on us. Respect to the ones who're proud to be one of us
We’re proud to be just Puerto Ricans! Stop your obsession with my people!
(True PRicans know their History)
Dark PR get push back from the light PR....Most dark ethnicities experience this from their own ppl
It's all great.....History Prevail