Priest Lamont On Capleton Being The First Artist To Ask King Emanuel To Use His Name In A Song Pt.2
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- Опубліковано 25 лют 2024
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Priest Lamont is an educator and priest in the Bobo Ashanti mansion of Rastafari.
In part 2 of of this reasoning, Priest Lamont speaks about the relationship between Bobo Ashanti and Bobo Ashanti reggae artist. Lamont also speaks about famous Bobo Ashanti artist Capleton and Sizzla.
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Well said. Let that sink in.
"Not gonna be a hypocrite" loved di reasoning. It's just balance.
Was also surprised to find out earlier Rastas were against very early reggae(Marley Tosh Bunny).This elder has a diplomatic,sensible take on it, especially after 5:00, seeing how reggae made rastas world famous, while recognizing there are those Bobo Shanti who apparently still "bun fire" on the genre, despite Capleton and Sizzla .
Rastafari doesn't have the global impact without Reggae music.
Fax
Maybe depends on location. I say this because the vegan /plant based /raw/fruitarian movement as we know it to be today especially in the black community got it footing from the Rastafarian movement
Also the marijuana movement
Afrobeat the wearing of the locs among other things
Reggae music is the vehicle that spread message of Rastafari world wide that's definitely a fact
The name Rastafari had to be heard The king of Judah Haile selassie mightfull power of the holly trinity every nation bowed to him David Jesus Solomon Menelik Bloodline House of Isral
Exactly!! No one would give a rats ass about rasta without reggae.
solid reasoning
According to a bobo empress, emmanuel once said that the king of reggae is the prince of darkness
Junior Reid was the first Reggae artist who identified as a Boboshanti long before Capleton
No that's not true. Capleton was the first before Junior Reid. Capleton in 1994 was the first to deejay about Emmanuel and though he was growing his locs in that time and wasn't wearing the turban he was the first. Junior Reid in 1994 wasn't wearing turban and he didn't convert to Bobo Shanti until late 1995 or early 1996. As a matter of fact Determine was deejaying about Emmanuel in 1994 as well. Capleton first, Determine second, Anthony B third, Junior Reid fourth and Sizzla was the last who really made an impact.
@@judahandtheasantetribe4life You know I was about to refute what you said but I made some phone calls and you are absolutely right.I stand corrected
Bun Reggae
Reggae Music Can’t be Used for Glorification of Rastafar I but da Bible Can???
It about religion and not about total liberation and black power it about Bible concepts not Garveyism Howell ideas of black empowerment. Old foolishness have to be negates because of new challenges, modes of production wich African and most black people haven't accepted because we fool ourselves that religion and holy religious dama will ever do anything for the cause
Who is Emanuel I ?
Bobo Ashanti was founded by Emmanuel Charles Edwards in 1958
Hi priest. Bobo's consider him part of the Holy Trinity (Selassie, Garvey & Emmanuel).
Christ our saviour and redeemer
respect to the elder, however hair doesn't define whether you are a Rastafari or not.it's not and will never be dreadlock thing
😅😅😅who says ?? Morgan heritage??? If u are rasta why would u not grow your freedom and connection to nature to show you are one with the creator
@@bongoikno4994 it's not Morgan heritage neither Garvey Him(Haile Selassie )says so if you read his works or follow him.and by the way in Rastafari there are so many houses and Bobo Ashante happens to be one of them and does not represent the entire movement as a whole.Rastafari has never been a religion , religion is a set of rules created by humans to help grow spirituality
Bro he didnt mean it like that. He kinda said Capleton was young (and trimmed) leaning towards Rastafari. Double check it.
@sellohuma3964 you trying to school me on my culture 😆 🤣 😂 who are u? Do u know me? Do you know who cultured me in this movement? Do u know how long I been living this livity 💯% livicated to this movement in my Congo bongo fullness of I ancient self ...reggae boy you don't know me, blessed
@@bongoikno4994 you lack your true indigenous roots Bobo bouy,you got too much ego and lack reasoning skills as well.i don't care who cultured or baptised you,I too I'm a true son of the soil Rastafari from Azania.
Brethren, whether other races or traditions or cultures play their interpretation of reggae does not devalue the genre in any way. Rasta is not the only tradition that wears locks or turbans and those other uses and users do not dilute the Rasta expressions. Those are magical thoughts that manipulating a symbol can affect the subject. Sticking a pin in reggae will not kill it. Anglicans playing Nyabinghi style in their churches will not make it Anglican and not Rastafari music. Count Ossie, who claims to have defined the drumming identified as Nyabinghi also sees it as the foundation of reggae through pieces in the late 1950s like Oh Carolina.
One Two for life
Reggae is gay
Without reggae rastafari message wouldnt go world wide..n yall bobos know it
Madness you a talk
Why Bobo dnt eat Mangoe or sugarcane?
Sugarcane? That’s a myth 😂😂😂
@@Trojan-ex8vi lol ok i was wondering..Like what??? iv e read about it on Rasta websites and wiki..thnx for clearing it up
Yes but that fact don’t make him a better person is a artist and have that talent but my experience whit capleton in the airport was very sad for me sow bun capleton also he use obea goods Shango and also same time bun that his crazy this guys need help is a shame for black people 🔥🔥🔥🔥sad thing wake up people is just a ilusión stop using king Emanuel name and don’t know how to treat you bredda good ways like how sizzla says good ways give you long days capleton Lear to treat people better
Why do you keep saying Bobo Ashanti? That is for short of the E.A.B.I.C(Ethiopia Africa Black International Congress Church Of True Divine Salvation) say the whole name.
It's a colloquialism
@@blackpalacemusic I never heard of a artist or Reggae artist come from outta the E.A.B.I.C.
They all say Bobo Ashanti. Capelton, I never seen him chant a hymn wid the E.A.B.I.C. and the rest of the artists he name
@@kwekuoboasi9352 if you watch the video the Priest clearly states the artist came to the EABIC.
He said in the exact words that Capelton came to the Hon. Rt Emmanuel Charles Edwards if he could use his name in a song. He did not say the E.A.B.I.C.
People don’t know who or what that is. They doan know what Bobo Ashanti is either. The artist his named that wears Turbans(Mitre) they know nothing about. People here America wrap their hair and wear a Turban(Mitre) and don’t know you half to have permission from the priest to wear a Turban and spend some time on Bobo Hill.
@@kwekuoboasi9352 So what is the point you are trying to make? That artist should mention the EABIC? OR they should not say Bobo Ashanti? For the majority of people in the world their first interaction with the culture is through the reggae music.