Kool Moe Dee Talks Why No New Modern Day Malcolm-X

Kool Moe Dee took time out of his busy schedule to pay homage to the late Heavy D and do an all day press run to promote Amazon Prime Video release "The Documentary of the Life of Heavy D - Be Inspired"

[@youngblackking3255]

Kool Moe Dee is a intelligent smooth brotha.

[@TollFree999]

I wish Moe Dee did more interviews.

[@TollFree999]

Legend!

[@koolgrowl]

“I’m drivin, bens 190, 2.5 and you know where to find me.”

[@juztcardme]

Such an educated Brother

[@kylekelly5382]

The real question is where has kool moe dee actually been since 94 I really wanna know coz there hasnt been fuck all since then and he's a rap veteran I understand he won't exactly fly today but still like where has he been at

[@ron.247]

You basically answered your own question lol '94 was the peak of "Gangster Rap" and he would have never made it thru that particular rap/hip-hop climate.

[@zurkyz1140]

That's not kool moe de that is big smoke

[@viptorious3405]

Lmao

[@Cytise91]

Kool moe dee looks so different

[@tiz6549]

It's obvious we don't have real men like Malcolm or Martin that are willing to go the distant for their people!
We have a lot of Master degrees and PHD talkers out here with no heart!
They're just too damn afraid of leaving their comfortable spot on the plantation!
That was an easy question but the shoes of these individuals are hard to fill!

[@JonellPR]

Yeah but what's crazy is Are they Really Hard to Fill with all these men now. Black men with freedom of speech and connections. I would think it would be easier right?

[@tiz6549]

The late Harry Belafonte put it this way - the lack of a moral compass a vision and focus can be hard for some to pursue. When you are talking about a movement! I think a lot of us have relegated to individualism - but that's my opinion...