Not if your culture is driven and primarily operated by gangstars. Most if not all of those musicians and producers are gang affiliated. This is the reason people like sexy red, ruby rose and all of those filthy beings climb to fame. Not because of honest work and talent, but nepotism through gang affiliation.
If you are in the music industry yes they benefit but what about the black community who is not in the music industry. More white people benefit in the hip hop industry than black people.
He’s absolutely right what did 50 years of hip hop build?! Where are the schools, banks, hospitals, groceries stores, domestic violence housing, farms, distribution centers???? Producers , writers, engineers, fashion designers are not what he’s asking for.
Herein lies the problem. Why is black America so dependent on entertainers to lead the community or be role models? Where are the role models that are intellectuals, bankers, doctors, attorneys, etc and why aren’t they the ones that are hoisted to the forefront?
@@Lord_Fried I’m not saying black entertainment has to do anything for our community but the guy in the sweatshirt made it seem like hip-hop has been doing something and they actually haven’t been doing anything.
@@Lord_Fried Two ways this can happen on one hand I don’t believe they are thinking about us like that or they are thinking about us like that but they don’t want to interfere with losing money. I think collectively we would be financially good because the African diaspora is worthy billions of dollars. Black celebrities, rich black ppl, and or everyday people are very afraid to take a huge risk. You couldn’t tell us nothing if we all joined together!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥
@@tevin7952Umar is talking about benefiting the community as a whole and these fools is talking bout individuals that made some money off FUBU which nobody fux wit anymore. We need examples that revolutionize the black dollar so that money circulate within the black community 18 to 21 times like Jewish communities and with 50 years of Hip Hop the most lucrative music form we created we still have no institutions that elevate black peoples position within mainstream America
@@tevin7952 Bc the masses has not benefited from that. SOME may have gotten a job here and there but the owners of this multi billions business aren't black.
Umar is talking about en masse/collectivism, they’re talking about tokenism/individualism. Hip-hop has been a net loss in Black America. It’s done way more harm than good.
because you checked nothing and speaking on feelings. once you see the truth perhaps you'll understand demeaning those that are helping is black on black crime and hopefully do better
Out of the billions that’s pass through so many hands in hip-hop . There’s not one investment firm, venture capital group, bank or hospital that’s funded by hip-hop at all.
In NYC in the 70's we dressed like the grown folks. Teenagers wearing shoes tailor made pants Italian knit sweaters Quaterfield fur collar coats mock neck sweaters velour hats gold medallions etc. We stayed clean and classy Ceasar haircuts with waves and Jersy flattop fade haircuts. Our clothes went to the dry cleaners.
Carl Kani & FUBU?…😂Yes, this brother is reaching Big Time…That is so ancient, going that far back, 80’s. Out of 50 years of HipHop, where companies didn’t acknowledge HipHop the last 49 years!.
@@tevin7952 No…He Did Not Answer The Question!!. We have no Black Owned anything, as a result of HIPHOP. Rappers endorse white corporations & work for them. The average rapper doesn’t really make money without endorsements. HIPHOP is not the cause. Don’t get it twisted. BUT glorifies us not having our own!. U gotta go that far back, in the ‘80’s, before many of us were born, to give an answer!?. Really!?.
@@pbodyblaque2532 FUBU is a black owned company… His question was “what is the sum benefit of hip hop for black people over the last 50 years?” Regardless of how far back he went or how big or small that impact was/is, he still answered the question accurately! Umar can’t call it a bad answer because he doesn’t like it or for how far he went. His example fell in the timeline given. This would suggest that hip hop has economically benefited Black people through the fashion industry regardless of how big or small. Umar created a strawman fallacy by attacking apart of the example that has nothing to do with the question itself. Umar knows the guy is correct, he shows this by over talking the guy and cutting him off when he tried clarifying.
@@tevin7952 Y’all Don’t Get It!.😂He’s using references of companies that don’t exist anymore!. Which is evidence, showing u, that HIPHOP isn’t doing anything in 2024!. U can’t be more current?. What has HIPHOP done for the black community in 2024?. I’M Waiting for an answer!. Now I love the music itself. But, keeping it 100, the ppl who run it, what are they doing SPECIFICALLY for the black community. Cause no other groups would touch HIPHOP, until it got the stamp of approval by white media & white corporations!!!.
@@pbodyblaque2532 Umar should have been more specific with his question then. Regardless if the company exist or not (which FUBU still does) black people have benefitted from hip hop to some degree.
@@arnolddayday4565 No, I have great logic and reasoning skills! The guys response fits under the premise of Umars question. His question was “what is the sum benefit of hip hop for black people over the last 50 years?” FUBU is a black owned fashion company created from hip hop culture. Therefore, fashion has benefited black people economically over the last 50 years…Regardless of how far back he went or the size of said impact was/is, he still answered the question accurately! Umar can’t call it a “bad answer” because he doesn’t like how far back the guy went or the magnitude of said benefit. The guys answer fell within the timeline given. Umar created a strawman fallacy by attacking apart of the example that has nothing to do with the question itself to sell his claim. Umar knows the guy is correct, he displays this by over talking the guy and cutting him off as the guy was clarifying. If that’s not what Umar was meaning he needs to more specific. He never asked to what degree said benefit has impacted
Saying we benefit from fashion and men wearing purses is exactly the hill id expect an ex Grapevine panelist to stand on. If you dont know how Black subservience to LGBTQ, Feminists, and other Minorities came about go check out the rhetoric they was spewing a few years ago. These "New Blacks" i call em aint no kin of mine.
Only thing we can say we got from Hip Hop is certain individuals and groups 80s and 90s is Hip Hop that brought a consciousness to the table and changed some of our minds. We don’t own hip hop or control it
Majority of our people just don't get it . We are talking about real advancement and benefits for generations not just a family here and there but for our people as a "Nation" of people.
Here’s what I find hilarious about this. Geraldo Rivera said about 10 years ago that hip hop has done more damage to black communities than racism in the past 10 years and we labeled him a racist for saying it. Fast forward to this interview, and Umar pretty much saying the same thing except for the racism part, and we wholeheartedly agree 😂
@@raynel7679again, it’s individualistic. Does nothing for the community at large AND they don’t own anything. The structure is owned by (redacted). We fill their pockets. Same with fashion and music.
@@Iamhimbutyouarenot you make no sense. You worried about ownership. It’s a positive influence on the culture. It motivates you to do better. Anybody that played sports wants to play for a good school. That forces you to get better grades carry yourself a certain way. You stay out the hood you say no to drugs. All negative influences that music promotes. Sports is about unity, respect, integrity, honor, brotherhoo. There’s no color in sports that’s the fans and media that bring racism to sports. So like I said sports done way more for the culture then music ever did ownership or not.
@@raynel7679Sports isn't putting money into any African-American community. I understand that there are many good things you learn being a sports-man but, unfortunately it just doesn't incentivise much else. How many gyms do African-American athlete's own? Also, most African-American athelete's are marrying non-African (European) women. Every time they have a child that child is going to be less African and, now feel attached to another community. The off-spring of inter-racial unions are far more likely to marry into another race. This means any wealth generated will go back into the pockets of European-America. Overall, most African-Americans are merely employee's.
Prority. Here we are when it comes to the proper prioritization of concerns and issues within the community. With a fatherless rate, and incarceration rate, illiteracy rate, Financial stability and security security criminal deviance across the board; fashion doesn't mean a damn thing. Never mind the ability for your children to read write do arithmetic and Mathematics that's not important right? Never mind having safety in your neighborhoods and in your streets that's not important right?
Black people don’t benefit anything from hip hop outside of personal liking to artist and music and the content does nothing but embrace negativity and destruction. But most rappers outside of the race discussion have collectively gained better contractual obligations than rappers of the 90’s which is why 360 deals are popular and catalog selling is being more vocal from major artist.
Did you check anything or just felt that was so, be honest now because I already posted the truth. How much real energy was spent investigating your statement. Not much because its all over the internet.
It’s a matter of perspective, and Mouse is blindly choosing the latter perspective. He obviously means benefiting the black community as a whole. In industry, technology, finance, and all the other white dominated establishments. Hip Hop has done nothing but sell us the illusion that we are not downtrodden. It makes us proud of our poverty, and quote unquote criminality. It literally takes all of our negative attributes and repurposes it to us as something cool. Hip hop has helped thousands of black people financially, but it’s a limited scope that not everyone has access to, thus it is NOT helping the black “community,” merely a few. But it has negatively impacted us. Just look at the youth today. They are literally 1000% worse off than my generation and the ones before it that grew up on hip hop. And that’s because it negatively effected us to the point where bad things are acceptable to us and we have too much understanding of the negativity the youth are engaging in, partly because through hip hop, we’ve bestowed that negativity to our children. I’m 35 and I’m starting to see what the 40, 50 & 60 year olds were telling us about rap when we were young.
its a matter of perspective youre wrapped in the discussion without checking the facts as if they are real. Just google what hip hop artist have contributed to society, go small ask to lis just 25 as there are much more and see the vast fields they have assisted in quite some time. Then try fact checking things before opinions are made by facts not feelings or guesses. Good Talk.
@@ceasj23Name one major institution hip-hop has created for African-American people. How many young men can expect to be successful hip-hop artists. When African-American peoole need food, medical care, or a military, policy enacted who is going to do that for them? A Rapper? 😂😂😂
@@adaptivelearner6162 Several hip hop artists have established major institutions to support and uplift African American communities. Here are a few notable examples: The Hip-Hop Caucus - Founded by Rik Jones, this organization works at the intersection of hip hop culture and politics to address social justice issues. The Shawn Carter Foundation - Established by Jay-Z, this foundation provides scholarships and educational support to underprivileged youth. The Carver Foundation - Founded by rapper and activist KRS-One, this organization focuses on providing educational opportunities and support for youth. The Dreamville Foundation - Founded by J. Cole, this foundation aims to inspire and support underserved communities through education and various community programs. These institutions reflect the commitment of hip hop artists to creating positive change and addressing social and economic challenges within African American communities. Good talk
I'm guessing your saying all the black rappers family, there inner circles are not black, because all of them benefited and aren't they part of the black community?
Why is he right....I dare you to go check this time because you obviously didn't before your post. Spend some time researching the real Umar that bought a school over 10 years ago that's still boarded up that has the ideas on relationships but single with 2 baby mommas, now just try not follow just anyone that puts Dr in front of his name, and can use some big words incorrectly to sound good.
Hes a liar, you checked nothing and just went with what felt good in your feelings as it is really easy to google list hip hop artist that has assisted society, go small just ask for 25. Absorb the knowledge and come back to explain yourself. Also research the school Umar bought over 10 years ago that's still boarded up and never opened and explain why he gets to call out others that have helped. Just passing information, Good Talk.
Hip Hop is the MC, the DJ (specifically turntablism) Dancing (Breakin') Graffiti/Art and Knowledge of Self. 5 Elements.The whole entire symbol in Public Enemy's logo is a Brother standing on his square posted up. Just like the Brothers use to do in the 5%. Having Knowledge of Self didn't give me any tangibles. But it did wake me up. Doing for self is just a rap slogan to some. But hitting those books to find the closest thing to the truth I wasn't getting anywhere was life changing. Supreme Mathematics taught me words like Honor, Respect, being Born were not just words. Which helped me make better decisions. Church, Lottery Dream Books, Horoscopes and R&B are fine. This is America, Do you. But it was the messages in Hip Hop that straightened my spine out. Claiming clothes, a hot beat or acceptance by others is not a flex. Educating the youth on who we are as a people is. The hosts are idiots and a Pan-Africanist who's known for pandering can't admit it and keep his female fan base. A Spooky mystery God is not A.L.L.A. H. Arm Leg Leg Arm Head. Fix your own problems. Does that work or waiting for the invisible sky daddy to solve your problems? Hip Hop is trash now because y'all let skrippers and non-Black people win Grammy's for something we created with varying degrees of talent. Peace to the Gods and the Earths.
@@wonderemo12 You can knock him if he's being compared to King randall who talks less and produces results. Most of you guys aren't interested in results, just rhetoric.
@@wonderemo12hey dude tye city fenced up those abandoned trap bandos because he can't afford his taxes because he does this with them donations. 1. Cocaine 2. His bills 3. Car rentals 4. His child support 5. Hotel rooms 6. Stripper joints 7. Fast food restaurants 8. Prostitutes 9. Plane tickets So on and so forth. You umar johnson cult members are gonna get a wake up call eventually.
The bad overshadows the good the benefits were enterprises and Entrepreneurship, you didn't have to be a singer or anything else you can just be with hip hop and start your own career that way but ofc it went to the left
Exactly! If you was to see some these people playlist... would let you know most black people are full of it. Plus they act like they wasn't killing each other before hip hop.
Hip hop is mainly a culture and music that started within the black community and also others join in hip hop you is non black it got people to collaborate and united through music I guess it help artist who could of been street dealers have an opportunity in music, but I see what he mean it has not help with infrasture etc education.
@@salj.5459 And in this day, many Africans and foreign blks still resent us FBA. So it looks like Pan-Africanism was a great big fail. Bob Marley was probably the last Pan-African who probably could've brought us together, but he lost his life at a young age. Guys like Umar Johnson are only interested in pandering to blk women. That's called "leading from the back"... literally. He has no real plans for a Pan-African community. He has no sense of hierarchy, order or structure for this community, either.
Can you point to any negative affects to the Black Community as a result of Pan Aficanism as can be done with the affects of hip hop? And why have the powers that be promoted and exploited gangsta hip hop but steered clear of Pan Africanism?
Stop being ignorant" hip hop does owe the black community; because hip hop profited off the destruction of black people! Explain how pan africanism has been a detriment to the black community?!
@@blacktaxcollective5299 It's been reported that he does not pay child support for his children. Aside from that, he's a fraud and anyone that believes otherwise is foolish.
@@Jophlo78 if he didn't pay child support he would be locked up.... again you're just spewing negative info that you don't have the details on... plenty of father's that are great ones have issues with child support... just like a bad father can pay his child support and never see or emotionally provide for his children.
People like Karl Kani n FUBU benefitted from fashion in hiphop in the 90's. but where are these brands now? Black people havent progressed through hip hop as a whole.
What is crazy there’s not one facility there’s not one school there’s not one bank. There’s not one trade development center that all these wealthy hip-hop people have put together at all basketball players football players it’s all about self. The black community still has not figured out that money is like a pile of shit. The only way it grows if you spread it out.
I know Umar shtick is to paint every thing black in a pessimistic stand point but my god cmon bro. To sit there act like Hip Hop didn’t help black communities is utterly ridiculous.
Hip hop is youth. In the 80’s the youth sold drugs and went jail. In the 90’s sold drugs, killed each other, went jail. 2000’s killed each other, went jail, or rapped about killing each other on records. In 2024 it’s killing each other, killing each other, and now that’s called the culture.
It didn’t though, about two months I was sitting at a bus stop and there was a 16 yo male next to me standing 5”4, so I asked him what you planning on doing For a career, he looked at me with a straight face and said basketball… it has severely poisoned the minds of youth
@@rrformvp123 it’s the rap artist got the youth feeling like they need to be a celebrity, athlete, or artist to succeed, that’s the correlation, if you can’t see it, you lost too
Hip hop provides jobs to black people, you can say that isn’t “systemic” but literally no racial group in America has a system to help every individual of that race, it’s all just individuals helping individuals within their own race or family, they don’t have some huge overbearing system at work
your wrong because you feel that way checked absolutely nothing and its obvious. google search window try using it, ask what has 25 hip hop artist done to help society, start small because there are many more. Good Talk.
As much as I love hip hop but most black pple still don't benefit shii from Hip hop I could say it destroyed more lives than it saved 💯 but eyy i fvck with hip hop and I know my music will change pple lives like Poodieville, phora, calenraps did 👑
Lowkey, Eazy E fucked up everything. He made Gangster rap the biggest sub genre of hip hop, that changed everything. Before that, Rap was about fun and making money having fun, after Eazy, to get into rap you HAD to be real and living the street life or nobody would take you serious. Also, These BBL female rappers ain't helping either. Hip hop has DEFINITELY been a net negative for the black community as whole.
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Culture is the driver and it has created so many jobs and top producers in many industries
Totally Agree!
Not if your culture is driven and primarily operated by gangstars. Most if not all of those musicians and producers are gang affiliated. This is the reason people like sexy red, ruby rose and all of those filthy beings climb to fame. Not because of honest work and talent, but nepotism through gang affiliation.
Did it benefit the black community tho, did the community as a whole move forward, that's the question
@@yangasidziya3245you're making too much sense!!!!
If you are in the music industry yes they benefit but what about the black community who is not in the music industry. More white people benefit in the hip hop industry than black people.
He’s absolutely right what did 50 years of hip hop build?! Where are the schools, banks, hospitals, groceries stores, domestic violence housing, farms, distribution centers???? Producers , writers, engineers, fashion designers are not what he’s asking for.
Herein lies the problem. Why is black America so dependent on entertainers to lead the community or be role models? Where are the role models that are intellectuals, bankers, doctors, attorneys, etc and why aren’t they the ones that are hoisted to the forefront?
@@Lord_Fried I’m not saying black entertainment has to do anything for our community but the guy in the sweatshirt made it seem like hip-hop has been doing something and they actually haven’t been doing anything.
@@jmiller6269 Yea I get where you’re coming from and I agree. I was just asking why the community relies so much on these people
@@Lord_Fried Two ways this can happen on one hand I don’t believe they are thinking about us like that or they are thinking about us like that but they don’t want to interfere with losing money. I think collectively we would be financially good because the African diaspora is worthy billions of dollars. Black celebrities, rich black ppl, and or everyday people are very afraid to take a huge risk. You couldn’t tell us nothing if we all joined together!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥
@jmiller6269 why don't you get together with other like minded individuals and y'all do it.
Dr Umar is 100% right.
How exactly?
@@tevin7952Umar is talking about benefiting the community as a whole and these fools is talking bout individuals that made some money off FUBU which nobody fux wit anymore. We need examples that revolutionize the black dollar so that money circulate within the black community 18 to 21 times like Jewish communities and with 50 years of Hip Hop the most lucrative music form we created we still have no institutions that elevate black peoples position within mainstream America
He’s not talking about individual success. He’s talking about has anything been built for the race as a whole to benefit..
@@tevin7952 Bc the masses has not benefited from that. SOME may have gotten a job here and there but the owners of this multi billions business aren't black.
@@tevin7952he right
Umar is talking about en masse/collectivism, they’re talking about tokenism/individualism.
Hip-hop has been a net loss in Black America. It’s done way more harm than good.
Correct.
Exactly 💯
🎯🎯🎯 Mass Incarceration, Mass base drugs use, Mass shootings etc etc...Hip hop has been horrible for black Americans.
That's no secret
@@ShawtyNic404 facts.
been saying this . its hard for people to hear . hip hop is poison
💯💯💯
Truth
Your ignorance is poisonous.
because you checked nothing and speaking on feelings. once you see the truth perhaps you'll understand demeaning those that are helping is black on black crime and hopefully do better
Yup. Been that way for a long time.
Dude said “it gave us fashion” “the way we walk, the way we talk” 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 im crying
Out of the billions that’s pass through so many hands in hip-hop . There’s not one investment firm, venture capital group, bank or hospital that’s funded by hip-hop at all.
hilarious i meam straight guessing and checking nothing gets a person exposed
That’s the difference between the Black community and the others in particular Asian Arab Jewish communities
Facts
In NYC in the 70's we dressed like the grown folks. Teenagers wearing shoes tailor made pants Italian knit sweaters Quaterfield fur collar coats mock neck sweaters velour hats gold medallions etc. We stayed clean and classy Ceasar haircuts with waves and Jersy flattop fade haircuts. Our clothes went to the dry cleaners.
Carl Kani & FUBU?…😂Yes, this brother is reaching Big Time…That is so ancient, going that far back, 80’s. Out of 50 years of HipHop, where companies didn’t acknowledge HipHop the last 49 years!.
He isnt reaching, his response answered the question!
@@tevin7952 No…He Did Not Answer The Question!!. We have no Black Owned anything, as a result of HIPHOP. Rappers endorse white corporations & work for them. The average rapper doesn’t really make money without endorsements. HIPHOP is not the cause. Don’t get it twisted. BUT glorifies us not having our own!. U gotta go that far back, in the ‘80’s, before many of us were born, to give an answer!?. Really!?.
@@pbodyblaque2532 FUBU is a black owned company… His question was “what is the sum benefit of hip hop for black people over the last 50 years?” Regardless of how far back he went or how big or small that impact was/is, he still answered the question accurately! Umar can’t call it a bad answer because he doesn’t like it or for how far he went. His example fell in the timeline given. This would suggest that hip hop has economically benefited Black people through the fashion industry regardless of how big or small. Umar created a strawman fallacy by attacking apart of the example that has nothing to do with the question itself. Umar knows the guy is correct, he shows this by over talking the guy and cutting him off when he tried clarifying.
@@tevin7952 Y’all Don’t Get It!.😂He’s using references of companies that don’t exist anymore!. Which is evidence, showing u, that HIPHOP isn’t doing anything in 2024!. U can’t be more current?. What has HIPHOP done for the black community in 2024?. I’M Waiting for an answer!. Now I love the music itself. But, keeping it 100, the ppl who run it, what are they doing SPECIFICALLY for the black community. Cause no other groups would touch HIPHOP, until it got the stamp of approval by white media & white corporations!!!.
@@pbodyblaque2532 Umar should have been more specific with his question then. Regardless if the company exist or not (which FUBU still does) black people have benefitted from hip hop to some degree.
too many people are ignorant smh Dude with the cornrows sounds foolish.
Foolish like Ashanti 😢
How does he sound foolish?
@@tevin7952 Okay how did Blk people as a community benefit from Hiphop ..go
@@tevin7952 You must be that foolish guy cause you are here asking the same questions
@@arnolddayday4565 No, I have great logic and reasoning skills! The guys response fits under the premise of Umars question. His question was “what is the sum benefit of hip hop for black people over the last 50 years?” FUBU is a black owned fashion company created from hip hop culture. Therefore, fashion has benefited black people economically over the last 50 years…Regardless of how far back he went or the size of said impact was/is, he still answered the question accurately! Umar can’t call it a “bad answer” because he doesn’t like how far back the guy went or the magnitude of said benefit. The guys answer fell within the timeline given. Umar created a strawman fallacy by attacking apart of the example that has nothing to do with the question itself to sell his claim. Umar knows the guy is correct, he displays this by over talking the guy and cutting him off as the guy was clarifying. If that’s not what Umar was meaning he needs to more specific. He never asked to what degree said benefit has impacted
Saying we benefit from fashion and men wearing purses is exactly the hill id expect an ex Grapevine panelist to stand on. If you dont know how Black subservience to LGBTQ, Feminists, and other Minorities came about go check out the rhetoric they was spewing a few years ago. These "New Blacks" i call em aint no kin of mine.
Preach brother 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
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Only thing we can say we got from Hip Hop is certain individuals and groups 80s and 90s is Hip Hop that brought a consciousness to the table and changed some of our minds. We don’t own hip hop or control it
I think that's a really good answer . Some of the few groups and individuals that have sparked some independent thinkers.
The prison system help start and still supports gangsta rap
Majority of our people just don't get it . We are talking about real advancement and benefits for generations not just a family here and there but for our people as a "Nation" of people.
Dr. Umar
True to his born day, born on the cusp of exposure. Fierce, intelligent & courageous…
We need part 2 interview I need to see this whole convo
@@LowKeyLenny215 coming next week bro I got you
Facts! Undefeated again! This spiritual explanation is palatable to me.
Here’s what I find hilarious about this. Geraldo Rivera said about 10 years ago that hip hop has done more damage to black communities than racism in the past 10 years and we labeled him a racist for saying it. Fast forward to this interview, and Umar pretty much saying the same thing except for the racism part, and we wholeheartedly agree 😂
Dr. Umar definitely Dropped 💣's
Dropped poop and you took no time to check in your feelings appearing ignorant to facts all over the internet
Sports are more beneficial to the culture then music ever was.
Both of them are just entertainment
@@norman6694 what do they both being entertainment have to do with anything?
@@raynel7679again, it’s individualistic. Does nothing for the community at large AND they don’t own anything. The structure is owned by (redacted). We fill their pockets. Same with fashion and music.
@@Iamhimbutyouarenot you make no sense. You worried about ownership. It’s a positive influence on the culture. It motivates you to do better. Anybody that played sports wants to play for a good school. That forces you to get better grades carry yourself a certain way. You stay out the hood you say no to drugs. All negative influences that music promotes. Sports is about unity, respect, integrity, honor, brotherhoo. There’s no color in sports that’s the fans and media that bring racism to sports. So like I said sports done way more for the culture then music ever did ownership or not.
@@raynel7679Sports isn't putting money into any African-American community. I understand that there are many good things you learn being a sports-man but, unfortunately it just doesn't incentivise much else. How many gyms do African-American athlete's own? Also, most African-American athelete's are marrying non-African (European) women. Every time they have a child that child is going to be less African and, now feel attached to another community. The off-spring of inter-racial unions are far more likely to marry into another race. This means any wealth generated will go back into the pockets of European-America. Overall, most African-Americans are merely employee's.
1:44 sent meeeee 😂😂😂😂😂
Thank You For All The Support Brothers and Sistas. Peace and Pan-Africanism.
Prority. Here we are when it comes to the proper prioritization of concerns and issues within the community. With a fatherless rate, and incarceration rate, illiteracy rate, Financial stability and security security criminal deviance across the board; fashion doesn't mean a damn thing. Never mind the ability for your children to read write do arithmetic and Mathematics that's not important right? Never mind having safety in your neighborhoods and in your streets that's not important right?
Dr.Umar is absolutely correct,the other guy is blinded & bios because he likes hip hop.
Black people don’t benefit anything from hip hop outside of personal liking to artist and music and the content does nothing but embrace negativity and destruction. But most rappers outside of the race discussion have collectively gained better contractual obligations than rappers of the 90’s which is why 360 deals are popular and catalog selling is being more vocal from major artist.
Bullshit!T & Pure Ignorance.
Did you check anything or just felt that was so, be honest now because I already posted the truth. How much real energy was spent investigating your statement. Not much because its all over the internet.
It’s a matter of perspective, and Mouse is blindly choosing the latter perspective. He obviously means benefiting the black community as a whole. In industry, technology, finance, and all the other white dominated establishments. Hip Hop has done nothing but sell us the illusion that we are not downtrodden. It makes us proud of our poverty, and quote unquote criminality. It literally takes all of our negative attributes and repurposes it to us as something cool. Hip hop has helped thousands of black people financially, but it’s a limited scope that not everyone has access to, thus it is NOT helping the black “community,” merely a few. But it has negatively impacted us. Just look at the youth today. They are literally 1000% worse off than my generation and the ones before it that grew up on hip hop. And that’s because it negatively effected us to the point where bad things are acceptable to us and we have too much understanding of the negativity the youth are engaging in, partly because through hip hop, we’ve bestowed that negativity to our children. I’m 35 and I’m starting to see what the 40, 50 & 60 year olds were telling us about rap when we were young.
its a matter of perspective youre wrapped in the discussion without checking the facts as if they are real. Just google what hip hop artist have contributed to society, go small ask to lis just 25 as there are much more and see the vast fields they have assisted in quite some time. Then try fact checking things before opinions are made by facts not feelings or guesses. Good Talk.
@@ceasj23Name one major institution hip-hop has created for African-American people. How many young men can expect to be successful hip-hop artists. When African-American peoole need food, medical care, or a military, policy enacted who is going to do that for them? A Rapper? 😂😂😂
@@adaptivelearner6162 Several hip hop artists have established major institutions to support and uplift African American communities. Here are a few notable examples:
The Hip-Hop Caucus - Founded by Rik Jones, this organization works at the intersection of hip hop culture and politics to address social justice issues.
The Shawn Carter Foundation - Established by Jay-Z, this foundation provides scholarships and educational support to underprivileged youth.
The Carver Foundation - Founded by rapper and activist KRS-One, this organization focuses on providing educational opportunities and support for youth.
The Dreamville Foundation - Founded by J. Cole, this foundation aims to inspire and support underserved communities through education and various community programs.
These institutions reflect the commitment of hip hop artists to creating positive change and addressing social and economic challenges within African American communities.
Good talk
Doc is right hip hop has not benefited the black community
I'm guessing your saying all the black rappers family, there inner circles are not black, because all of them benefited and aren't they part of the black community?
Why is he right....I dare you to go check this time because you obviously didn't before your post. Spend some time researching the real Umar that bought a school over 10 years ago that's still boarded up that has the ideas on relationships but single with 2 baby mommas, now just try not follow just anyone that puts Dr in front of his name, and can use some big words incorrectly to sound good.
Right! Has helped send alot of people to prison.
This is the problem with people that can’t comprehend what is being asked with a platform. Narrow and shallow thinking. It’s painful to watch.
Facts
He said advancement in fashion.
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*Former* hip hopper here…
Needless to say Umar, 10..gauges, 0
These ninjas really said Fubu as an example lol wowzers
Ctfo who’s wearing fubu and Carl
Kani 😂😂😂right speak Dr umar
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Dr Umar u are far too intelligent to have a conversation with the gentlemen with the braids and lope earrings. He has not 1 clue about life
Hes a liar, you checked nothing and just went with what felt good in your feelings as it is really easy to google list hip hop artist that has assisted society, go small just ask for 25. Absorb the knowledge and come back to explain yourself. Also research the school Umar bought over 10 years ago that's still boarded up and never opened and explain why he gets to call out others that have helped. Just passing information, Good Talk.
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We didn’t make not a dime off of fashion that brother is a fool … dr Umar knows exactly what he’s speaking about
DRILL is a huge benefit to the black community that came from hip hop
You need a slap
Why do black people always give an objective when Mr Johnson speak on trying to improve black people lives by educations.
Once hip hop was commercialized by this country and introduced gangsta rap, that was the beginning of the end of our people
FACTS
Hip Hop is the MC, the DJ (specifically turntablism) Dancing (Breakin') Graffiti/Art and Knowledge of Self. 5 Elements.The whole entire symbol in Public Enemy's logo is a Brother standing on his square posted up. Just like the Brothers use to do in the 5%. Having Knowledge of Self didn't give me any tangibles.
But it did wake me up. Doing for self is just a rap slogan to some. But hitting those books to find the closest thing to the truth I wasn't getting anywhere was life changing. Supreme Mathematics taught me words like Honor, Respect, being Born were not just words. Which helped me make better decisions.
Church, Lottery Dream Books, Horoscopes and R&B are fine. This is America, Do you. But it was the messages in Hip Hop that straightened my spine out. Claiming clothes, a hot beat or acceptance by others is not a flex. Educating the youth on who we are as a people is. The hosts are idiots and a Pan-Africanist who's known for pandering can't admit it and keep his female fan base.
A Spooky mystery God is not A.L.L.A. H. Arm Leg Leg Arm Head. Fix your own problems. Does that work or waiting for the invisible sky daddy to solve your problems? Hip Hop is trash now because y'all let skrippers and non-Black people win Grammy's for something we created with varying degrees of talent. Peace to the Gods and the Earths.
Writing entire scripture that add up to...nothing
I mean when you think of expression yeah but economically not enough
Dr. Umar need a bucket for the facts he spitting
Yall Ninjas easily impressed...what has he done except whine about some Africans that don't even like Blacks in Amerikkka!
@mrdesertfox1966 my boy just hate we are brainwashed. And you're like a mouse in a maze
Hip hop has been used a Trojan horse
Where’s the “school” at though
@Javangarveyite the first teacher still ain’t been hired, dude had a 10 year head start, and ya mamas a fool
@@Detdoncarterhey dude is doing it by himself no government money so you can’t knock it
@@wonderemo12 You can knock him if he's being compared to King randall who talks less and produces results. Most of you guys aren't interested in results, just rhetoric.
@@wonderemo12hey dude tye city fenced up those abandoned trap bandos because he can't afford his taxes because he does this with them donations.
1. Cocaine
2. His bills
3. Car rentals
4. His child support
5. Hotel rooms
6. Stripper joints
7. Fast food restaurants
8. Prostitutes
9. Plane tickets
So on and so forth. You umar johnson cult members are gonna get a wake up call eventually.
@JavangarveyiteNo Ray Charles Jr, there is no "School".
These two 2 minutes clip ain't gon do it Bru need more videos
@@khaoticman3055 dropping part one today!
@@HustleOverEverythingdrop the full vid brother
@@JustAheadP part one up now bro
Where's the SCHOOL Umar? 🤨
Thai convo is over Mouss head. Thee is a difference in being intelligent and just talking to talk.
The bad overshadows the good the benefits were enterprises and Entrepreneurship, you didn't have to be a singer or anything else you can just be with hip hop and start your own career that way but ofc it went to the left
Dr. Umar straight up jacked Cynthia G’s argument on institutions from the Fox Soul debate here
What has schools done for the communities? If that's the case nobody has done anything for their community.
It’s so hard to listen to the guy with the braids..he sounds ignorant.
Financial freedom, employment, ownership etc
Financial freedom for who?
Employment for who?
Ownership for who?
@@ChristopherNotChris12 for all the black rappers, producers, managers, security etc who are actively involved in the industry
Turntablism -Elevation of divine feminine -Corporate integration in urban economy etc.
This channel is named H.0.E ?
Don't forget to hit like for the Algorithm. Part one coming soon.
This gotta have a dislike for this guy saying this stupid crap. We can’t promote this stupidity
I would argue that Hip-Hop isn’t the problem but the consumer is the problem.
Exactly! If you was to see some these people playlist... would let you know most black people are full of it. Plus they act like they wasn't killing each other before hip hop.
Hip hop is mainly a culture and music that started within the black community and also others join in hip hop you is non black it got people to collaborate and united through music I guess it help artist who could of been street dealers have an opportunity in music, but I see what he mean it has not help with infrasture etc education.
Why does hip hop need to benefit BP as a whole? How has Pan Africanism benefitted BP?
Exactly
Garveyism benefited BP. Pan-Africanism also benefited BP by increasing collaboration between Africa and the diaspora in the 1960s
@@salj.5459 And in this day, many Africans and foreign blks still resent us FBA. So it looks like Pan-Africanism was a great big fail. Bob Marley was probably the last Pan-African who probably could've brought us together, but he lost his life at a young age. Guys like Umar Johnson are only interested in pandering to blk women. That's called "leading from the back"... literally. He has no real plans for a Pan-African community. He has no sense of hierarchy, order or structure for this community, either.
Can you point to any negative affects to the Black Community as a result of Pan Aficanism as can be done with the affects of hip hop? And why have the powers that be promoted and exploited gangsta hip hop but steered clear of Pan Africanism?
Stop being ignorant" hip hop does owe the black community; because hip hop profited off the destruction of black people! Explain how pan africanism has been a detriment to the black community?!
Gangster rap messed everything up.
Fubu is worth Billions!
Wheres the school not yet huh
This is why Tupac is the greatest ever he wanted do what Umar talks about
Umar got time for everyone except his kids.
@@SaharaKnows never heard his children complain
@@blacktaxcollective5299They probably don't have a presence on RUclips, Einstein .
@@Jophlo78 ok Einstein.... if they don't have a presence on social media...how would someone know he's not spending time with them.
@@blacktaxcollective5299 It's been reported that he does not pay child support for his children. Aside from that, he's a fraud and anyone that believes otherwise is foolish.
@@Jophlo78 if he didn't pay child support he would be locked up.... again you're just spewing negative info that you don't have the details on... plenty of father's that are great ones have issues with child support... just like a bad father can pay his child support and never see or emotionally provide for his children.
We was taught to Dougie.
People like Karl Kani n FUBU benefitted from fashion in hiphop in the 90's. but where are these brands now? Black people havent progressed through hip hop as a whole.
What is crazy there’s not one facility there’s not one school there’s not one bank. There’s not one trade development center that all these wealthy hip-hop people have put together at all basketball players football players it’s all about self. The black community still has not figured out that money is like a pile of shit. The only way it grows if you spread it out.
The black Resturaunt industry does t help black people as a whole … lol you can say that about almost everything
Karl Kani and FUBU?! No wonder we're on the bottom!
I know Umar shtick is to paint every thing black in a pessimistic stand point but my god cmon bro. To sit there act like Hip Hop didn’t help black communities is utterly ridiculous.
Hip hop is youth. In the 80’s the youth sold drugs and went jail. In the 90’s sold drugs, killed each other, went jail. 2000’s killed each other, went jail, or rapped about killing each other on records. In 2024 it’s killing each other, killing each other, and now that’s called the culture.
You can tell how it's help,other than killing them selfs and women acting a fool.
It didn’t though, about two months I was sitting at a bus stop and there was a 16 yo male next to me standing 5”4, so I asked him what you planning on doing For a career, he looked at me with a straight face and said basketball… it has severely poisoned the minds of youth
@@KpFriendlybro wtf that gotta do with rap???
@@rrformvp123 it’s the rap artist got the youth feeling like they need to be a celebrity, athlete, or artist to succeed, that’s the correlation, if you can’t see it, you lost too
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Joe Budden owns yall
I'm glad to see this because mouse stay thinking he's right lmaooooo. He know there is no answer
Umar said Fashion lol
Hip hop provides jobs to black people, you can say that isn’t “systemic” but literally no racial group in America has a system to help every individual of that race, it’s all just individuals helping individuals within their own race or family, they don’t have some huge overbearing system at work
The J's would disagree with you about not having a system that benifit a racial group.
Mouse just be quiet he got you
This is the angriest dude I’ve seen since ONYX
Then companies came and went and black America still is still in the shitter and we supported them n got nothing from it but maybe temporary jobs
Umar is wrong cause hip hop is absolutely a hustle
your wrong because you feel that way checked absolutely nothing and its obvious. google search window try using it, ask what has 25 hip hop artist done to help society, start small because there are many more. Good Talk.
Fashion 😂😂😂
Mouse was in a trap and got owned!
The devil tells the truth sometimes too. Ok?
This guy is delusional. Hip-hop has been nothing but a detriment to us.
Advancement in fashion, smh.
Dr umar is right
Facts over feelings thanks umar because in my neighborhood of queensbridge music conditioning ect. Destroys the youth in my community
As much as I love hip hop but most black pple still don't benefit shii from Hip hop I could say it destroyed more lives than it saved 💯 but eyy i fvck with hip hop and I know my music will change pple lives like Poodieville, phora, calenraps did 👑
Damn Shame!!! Apparently mouse is my cousin through his dad who’s a mega church pastor
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On the other side it’s been good for entrepreneurship
Black people have always owned businesses.... in fact the majority of lynchings during Jim Crow were of business owners.
Bro he not smart enough to have this convo with
This was extremely pointless. Dr. Umar has so much knowledge and it was used for this?
No it was pointless it’s a discussion and shows how stupid ppl are and why we on the bottom in terms of wealth. Mindless
...Jermaine Shoemaker...
The guy with the braids answer the question correctly. Dr Umar is creating a strawman fallacy just because he doesn’t like the guys response
Yh. The guy with braids should have replied "who said hip hop has to benefit any race". Does rock n roll benefit white people?. 😂
@@scratchydemusYeah it does because, they own the industry of rock and, roll 😂😂😂
Breakdancing is in the Olympics. Poverty solved.
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Lowkey, Eazy E fucked up everything. He made Gangster rap the biggest sub genre of hip hop, that changed everything. Before that, Rap was about fun and making money having fun, after Eazy, to get into rap you HAD to be real and living the street life or nobody would take you serious. Also, These BBL female rappers ain't helping either. Hip hop has DEFINITELY been a net negative for the black community as whole.
this is just embarrassing 🤣