Trapped in a Culture, Afrika Bambaataa and the Zulu Nation, Part 32 of 44, Lord Cashus D Part 2
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
- In Part 2 of his 2017 interview, Lord Cashus D explains the organizational structure of the Zulu Nation, TC Izlam, and how the Zulu Nation can weather the storm.
More on the lawsuit against Afrika Bambaataa and the Zulu Nation here: www.metropolis...
Bronx-Lance Taylor took on the name Afrika Bambaataa and started a hip-hop awareness group. But former members say the Universal Zulu Nation was a violent gang that disintegrated into a cult with Bambaataa as the god-head. In 2016, several men came forward with disturbing tales of what they say took place from the 1970s into the 1990s. Although Peace, Unity, Love, and Having Fun was the motto of the Zulu Nation, Bambaataa fashioned the organization’s doctrine after Malachi York’s Nuwabian Nation, the Nation of Islam, the Moorish Science Temple, and the 5% Nation.
“Today, the Zulu Nation counts hip-hop royalty like Nas, Lil Wayne, and Big Boi as affiliates, in addition to younger rappers like Joey Bada$ and Freddie Gibbs. Acclaimed TV series The Get Down-not to mention countless documentaries and a recent showcase at Cornell University-credit Bambaataa with uniting a divided neighborhood, offering a way out of gang life, and helping to launch a movement that would place African American art forms at the center of global popular culture.” wrote Dave Wedge, Vice Magazine.
Since the story broke, hip hop has yet to come to terms with the importance of this subject.
In this series, original interview footage is being shown to the public for the first time, encouraging a broader conversation and deep dive into what may have taken place.
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I'm sitting here listening to him talk about Bambaataa and he's still loyal to him. I couldn't be loyal to a friend that molested children. No. We can't be friends.
Very disappointing to say the least. It makes them all look suspicious 🤨
He said he’s loyal to the Zulu Nation and that he has no judgment on him, that’s God’s job. Basically never idolize the messenger because he’s a man (flesh) you take the message and apply it.
This guy is clearly a sympathizer, and was well aware of the atrocities being committed.
Thank you for not cutting him off - there was so much he said that allows for follow up questions but better to let him dribble. Over-explanation , random tangents and giving answers to questions not asked says a lot about guilt.
He sounds like he was in one of them “black books” Hassan talks about
I was thinking the same thing king😄
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Word he probably was
THOSE OLD HEADS ARE THE ONES THAT REALLY KNEW WHAT PREDATOR LANCE WAS DOING TO YOUNG BOYS. THEY ALL NEED TO BE LOOKED INTO AND TALKED TO.
GREAT WORK ,KEEP UP THE PRESSURE & DONT LET UP TILL THERES ANSWERS AND JUSTICE. STAYSAFE ✌️❤️
Yellin @$$ thinking he scarin her. This why the YGs pushed the OGs out the game. Cornballs. Type ta jugg crack to they sister and then yell at you for smoking weed. Suckaz.
100%...they all stood by saying nothing..to HELL with all of them!
Lord of the Paedos
wow! This guy doesn't care if the founder is violating children? It's not his business? SMH. Cult mentality in full effect! Just disgraceful and deplorable the amount of brown-nosing for Bambaataa this guy presents. This Zulu Nation is all he has.
He wàs sucking Frank's or bam eating his hot dog
The contradictions of the Zulu Nation are disturbing on so many levels. Even if it were only one child, it’s one child too many and what happens to the least of us, happens to all of us so we cannot say “it’s not our business” and within the same breath say we’re about community/humanity business.
Furthermore, I’m tired of seeing people with despicable tendencies and shady characters prop themselves up as honorable pillars in our communities and try to sound so deeeeep in an attempt to try to come up and stay up on our backs. May they all be exposed, dismantled and the authentic brothers and sisters that have integrity within and for the uplifting of our communities rise in these times so the real work and healing can happen.
Lol this OG is n denial for real smh
Looking at how heated he gets anytime it's mentioned that the allegations could possibly be true, makes me think he been knew about what was taking place, but just consciously chose to look the other way. Basically saying we should prioritize a genre of music over the community. Smh
This man and his ashy voice. Lawd.
Ashy voice.
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Good one.
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I wanna know if this dude got a wife or woman, something tells me he don’t. Look like he was down with bam’s nasty stuff
There's absolutely no way this man was unaware of those boys being raped. None.
Im not supporting no molester..sounds like he's still protecting him...shit is crazy
Nah not really this was recorded years ago I am sure alot of folks would have said different things
@@KirkGarnett22 true
I wasn’t feeling this cat! Same type shit KRS One was spewing!
Bam fucked up the history of Hip hop....And the Zulu brand.. continue with this research. Great job
This is an old fool. Wish you could interview KRS One to see if he changed his mind about the situation. That would be interesting. I dont think he has the guts tho, to sit in front of you and explain himself.
These kind of ppl are just as guilty as the company they keep and take up for. Sad
the child in the background singing is priceless and something beautiful especially when you I read the video caption sighing.... let children be children that's our future xoxoxo
They all lost in translation
What was he talking about?
...?????.......???????...........???????
Anyone still saying there Zulu should be embarrassed smh
My last Sunday shift (fingers crossed) I just wanna kick my feet up and enjoy your Work ❤️
Yeah he is just good at talking so much that you forget what the question was. Other take away seems brainwashed and in denial.
Still. DEFENDING him? So 😥.
He's super dismissive & obedient.
Very disturbing.
These ole nickels
All those that stand behind a men that would do that to kids. He got something on them cause they sound dum.
The random girl singing horribly in the background around the 23/25minute mark was great👍🏽
Safe houses that "bam" can walk into at anytime and manipulate any young person in the "safe house"! This is why she is asking what you are going to do with "bam"! Why is that question so crazy..??!!!!!
He whole heartedly think he an 👽
He said “we all should bow down and be thankful” to Bambataa 🤦🏾♂️
Lord cashus d would you let bam babysit your kids are grand kids ?? I'll wait 🤔...
Leila, your work will be so much more appreciated in future days. Have you talked to Fab Five Freddy...I believe he has more to share than anybody...he knows way too much, to be so quiet.
These guys are delusional.. yes they help hiphop on the map but Public Enemy & Run DMC had wayyy bigger social impact .. lock bam up ASAP
Exactly.
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This guy is saying a whole lot of nothing
This guy is hilarious. He’s so passionate but I can still see thru all that.
I'm sorry to say it but this brother gives me vibes like he's singing for his supper 🤔..the rent must of been due so its team bamboozle🤦🏾♂️...till next month 😜🤡
Why is he shaking? Nervous much?
Who is singing in the background. 😂😂
One of his young family members who was getting impatient with our interview lol
@@LeilaWillsGreat interview. I watch everyone you post.
It sound good🤔💨
Who is this? Anyone who says "that's not my business" when they are referring to someone they hang around with means that they are aware to the dark side of that person and see or have an idea what is going on, but decide to turn a blind eye to it because of their self interest, yet he says he comes from light and truth - man, get out of here with that BS. Somewhere in his "oddball" mind he cannot comprehend that the head of the Zulu nation has been decapitated, and for inexcusable acts and behavior that should be punished. Hip Hop's First Gay Family is the perfect title for this docuseries. Thinking back, I always wondered if some old school artists were gay because of their demeanor - like Grandmaster Flash, and to each is own, but it would not be shocking if a lot of those artists who were down with Bam took part in his actions or are also gay or bi. Leila, you are probably barely pulling the curtain open to expose all the evil behind it. Sandman needs to come and drag everybody off the stage with that BS!
Impressive ! He flicked the wrist and said “f the victims “ in so many different ways in a span of three minutes.
This guy should be a used call Dealer he can sell Sand to the beach 🏖️
Firstly, thank you Ms. Wills for keeping this horrendous story alive and exposing the trail of a sexual predator on little boys. What is sad, many of these rappers and most of those in the so called Zulu nation still, to this day, want to give the predator a pass and seem that the innocence and dignity of black boys are a just sacrifice to elevate hip hop and to maintain their income stream. I have come to the conclusion that hip hop is a calamity on the black community as no music form has ever had the audacity to somehow think it is above and beyond the culture - black culture - that it came from and that it was a front and a vehicle for pederasts and podophiles to unleash their insatiable appetite for young children, unabated with total impunity and immunity. To save hip hop, we have to turn a blind eye to the rape and sexual deviance, this is what these people say and believe. No doubt, Bambataa is the Jimmy Saville of Black culture and this is his legacy. When he dies, they'll probably be a documentary, like the one done on Michael Jackson, exposing him and asll those facilitators in rap and the so called Zulu nation.
Great commentary.
@@LeilaWills thanks, ms. Wills
Wow. He talking bout da ERFF when them kids were being terrorized! Shame on All of you!
I dunno about yall, but dude over here... not very likable.
Lord Cashus is stil so enthralled by the spiritual possibilities of funky music and unity amongst our ppl that he can can hear nothing else . That's his concern. That's the contribution he wants to make. He Is this organization in the flesh. He says Bambaataa "created" TC IZlam.Created.... Pay attention young sisters and brothers. Surround yourself with righteous ppl or be alone. But then he talks about the NYC hierarchy over the whole Zulu and Bam's personality cult..
...man???did he do it or not?we do you ot care who made the electric slide nor the roger rabbit did you know?simple, all that to tell us guilty!
N what was Zulu nation doing in Columbia ya people need help here probably out there scouting children
hes brainwashed lol so sad
pure BS
Hey Leila Wills
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These New York hip hoppers have delusions of grandeur. Yes 'they' created a grand new genre of music, but they didn't have the social impact that they seem to think they did, a la The Nation of Islam, outside of New York.
For most of the world, the Zulu nation was strictly associated to hip hop music. Public Enemy did more to facilitate social change than any of them.
Once Hip Hop was co-opted by gangster rap, who was talking zulu?
Hip-Hop is a 1970s Bronx subculture, not a genre of music. People rapped in music DECADES before the Hip-Hop movement.
@@everytimeiclosemyeyes5090
Are you saying there's no distinct style of music known as 'Hip Hop'?
@@bakhembrutalknowledge I'm saying no new genre was created in New York.
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"It ain't nothing like hip hop music"
-'Go Stetsa'
Stetsasonic
@@bakhembrutalknowledge No such thing as Hip-hop music. Rap is the music, Hip-hop is a subculture.