Kid N Play React To Malcolm Jamal Warner's Comments On Hip Hop & Guess What Is Nas Up To?
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- Опубліковано 16 вер 2024
- On an interview with Monica Pearson, actor Malcolm Jamal Warner says the state of hip hop music is that it's anti black. Kid n Play sound off on the current state of lyrics and the music industry. Plus, Nas is featured in a new hip ho animated story. On a new segment, "Just Kid'ing", Kid riffs on the "Waffle House Song"... hit us with your favorite Waffle House story!
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Jammin' on the one!!! - Malcolm Jamal Warner 🤣
Kid-N-Play are LEGENDS.
I remember that episode, too 😂😂😂
Love when you guys release a new episode. Miss u guys in the studio together!
Plethora!! 😂sounds like the name of an old Chrysler Truck!! 😂😂
Omg! I just across your channel my goodness. Brought me back to my 80’s. 💃🏻🥰👏🏼🌟
Let me know when yall interview Herby. Thats the interview I've been waiting for all my life.
nas has always been about the message. He has always spoken to the community in his music. I never understood why nas isn’t supported as much & held in a higher regard for us
Because "they"don't want that and we have self hate..
I don't know of a time when Nas wasn't held in the highest regard since Illmatic.
@@judon4908 i guess sometimes some statements go over people head because they lack understanding. Nas is held in high regard by one demographic & i’ll call that real hip hop fans. There is no love outside of that & nobody defends it like they do a jay or a pac. People allow it to be said em is better lyrically in a hip hop space or that consensus that nas doesn’t have 8 platinum albums under his belt & he’s never topped billboard & always talked exclusively to the hood. Nas did the only hip hop 50 celebration where he showed love to everyone & none of you kids cared but everytime you hear jay cashed another check yall get excited. Nas is celebrated by those who know but not universally. None of you cared when 22 said his statement but let he had said that about jay or em & you kids would’ve never shut up about it
@@AnubisConstantine Nas the golden child of hip hop...
Lots of reasons. His laid back quiet personality doesn’t gain him traction with the masses. Although he made some hits for the radio/mtv…the others you mentioned had way more of those types of hits. He wasn’t flashy. Like I can’t even think of a Nas interview. But there’s plenty I think of from PAC, dmx, Em, snoop…etc. So the answer is he didn’t put himself out there as much as the other greats. And these are the results.
Malcolm jamal is a million percent correct in his comments regarding rap music!!!
Malcolm Jamal Warner is 100% correct in relation to corporate mainstream rap. Corporate mainstream rap is all about the most negative particulars including drugs, sex, murder, guns, criminality, gangs, materialism, self hate and more which equates to musical genocide. While female corporate mainstream rappers are nothing more than stripper rappers promoting all sorts of vulgarity and promiscuity to young girls. Underground Hip-Hop is still alive and kickin' science as well as knowledge of self. Fun Fact: most record labels are highly invested in prisons which mainstream rap music leads many of its listeners into criminal activity and eventually prison which means they profit from the music and the incarceration of the music's listeners.
Exactly CORPORATE Rap and at the exact same time there are plenty of great Rap Artists out. JID, Big Sean, Tyler The Creator, Ab Soul, Kendrick, Cole, Earthgang (Dreamville), Deniro Farrar, Cambatta, Sauce Walka etc. People spend too much time complaining about the radio instead of listening and supporting the Artists that do make good music. M
Sad but so true. Underground Hip-Hop and Concious Rap should be appreciated more often than today’s generation Hip-Hop.
I loved these guys growing up as a matter of fact I just watched “Class Act” two days ago. Classic!
A fly girl was our summer anthem, hanging at Astroworld eating pizza inn buffets... we danced like crazy in those dayz. They promote going to jail now, I turn that type of BS off real quick
You from Houston?
I don't blame the rappers it's the radio stations playing their music. Hate the player not the game but at the same time we still Kendrick, Cole, TDE, Dreamville, Sauce Walka making great music. Don't get it twisted. Do your due diligence and find the kind of music you like.
Fly girl was blasting through the whole hood at one point here in Chi. I had the record. Top shows fellas.
Like Nas said “Hip Hop is dead”…
This is Zombie music… Who or whom will raise the dead…❤❤❤
Content is great!!! We just need more!
Salute great to see yall.
Schooly Ds PSK What does it mean? was actually the first ever "gangsta rap" album!💯💯
Park Side Killers. West Philly. And im from Philly and Parkside is still wild today
Let em' know. Schooly D inspired Ice T & if I'm not mistaken (don't quote me on this) I think they did a collaboration not too long ago ❤💯 #215
Last night I rewatched the episode of Wu-Tang Saga that Peebles directed (s2e6 “Protect Ya Neck”). Such a fantastic episode that’s highly worth the watch even if you don’t want to watch any other episodes.
Boogie Boys! You ain’t fresh you ain’t fresh!!! Word!!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥
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I LOVE KID 'N PLAY!!!!!
I hope they make an album sometime soon...
ANOTHER DOPE EPISODE!!!!!!!! Keep bringing the heat.
Music finds the audience and the audience finds the music. I started out on BDP, Public Enemy, LL Cool J and a whole lot of Reggae and R&B. What's good to me has always been how my ears perceived it so it doesn't matter what people put out there musically. As the consumer your ear will decide what is good!
Wow. My first DJ advised me back when I was younger to get a activity or interest that has nothing to do with music because it will keep my love for hip hop fresh when the music becomes work
gonna have to recognize what's going on in the streets, my mellows ... nas is on code
I had Plethora a couple of months ago, but I “axed” my doctor for a prescription because I was “earlin’” like crazy. But he told me to wait until the next “physical” year.😂 but “irregardless”, I’m gonna go look it up at the the “liberry” next to the “kinnygarden”.😂😂😂😂
MALCOLM JAMAL WARNER -SELFLESS (ALBUM)
1990's hip hop rap r&b is what still and always will resignate with me.#90sraisedme #90skid #90schild #BornInThe80sRaisedInThe90s
😂😂😂😂 its 6lack turn, its all Play. 😂😂
Peace!
I wouldn't say that today's Hip-Hop isn't necessarily "anti-Black", because alot of what we hear is representative of the artists' life experience, and they have a right to express those experiences artistically.
The caveat to that, though, is the conglomerates/PDs that are responsible for creating the playlist we listen to, need to consider every aspect of Black life. Not just what we call the anti-Black experience.
Everything has its place, but there needs to be a balance.
Peace!!
Subscribed!!!!! 😊✌️
I know people like to simplify things and not use too many words so they'll say "hip-hop" but it's not simply hip-hop, it's the lyrical content in the mainstream hip-hop of today. Hip-hop is an artform created by a marginalized group of people that allowed those same marginalized peoples to rise above their circumstances and turn the expression of their frustrations into businesses careers and opportunities to transform their lives and their communities.
I could see "Fly Girl" being Play's SOTD... A great perspective of the fly sista's 'round the way type shit for those that ain't know!!! Spot on banger!!
Love yall bless up
Theo said , “ Jammin’ on the ONE!”
The art was about originality, the truths ..you can produce the same picture but if its not truthful to the art its weight does not hold the same measure
Y'all share these guys channel. I just UA-cam, no FB or IG,X, for those do you must at least 45 an up. So please, can y'all help these dudes numbers up. BLESSINGS 🙏🏾#OLESCHOOLHIPHOP.
i like kid n play like there movies from the 90s and like there t shirts and i like there music
Fly girl is the movement. Sexy 80's 90's ladies.
That was my jam ..name earings!
You got it PLAY! ❤
I think there is difference between hip hop and rap like reggae vs dancehall
I agree with you @2real4tvv
Pause to the bow game
The All American is joint from the Waffle House. 💯🙏🏾
I just see them I Hackensack yesterday
Had to subscribe. The kids don't know this is a podcast takeover.
Even when it comes to the music COMMON is putting out right now with Pete Rock he's usually spending his own money and resources the get it made his way without big Corp backing or influence.
Badassss concept sounds similar to that Netflix Eddie Murphy movie...Dolemite or summat..I forget the name....
RIP Ted Currier⭐
I agree with Malcolm. It's been like that since 50 and Wayne became those dudes. I don't even listen to this stuff. My Playlist is pre 04. Nasir still the illest at 50 years old. That's sad. Nas ill... but he should be missing the mark at his age.
Such a great song choice fly girl was the best song in 1985!!!
I don't know about the East coast but Waffle House is in the Midwest. Waffle House is my joint. 4 sunny side up plate w/ large bacon with 4 wheat toast uncut lol. I went so much I didn't have to tell them my order. I only had to order with new employees.
I want another kid n play movie!I have ideas since 2000 on movie for y'all guads one
WON'T WORK
I love the animated series' ❤
Omg kids hilarious. Plethora
Kick a smoove azz two step record via style one single 4 the people
✔️ in from Funkytown Ft.Worth Texas. The All-Star Breakfast is my favorite joint from the Waffle 🧇 House. Love✌🏾and hair grease to everyone in the chat. #KidNPlay #TheFunhousePodcast #UrbanOnePodcastNetwork
I always thought that malcolm and play looked a lot like each other as well.
Alright. #truthforcetimelessgoodtogoJesusChristisbackandyouthoughtyouknow2024notgonnaworkJesusChristisnotyoutoosorry
#InJesusChristsNameWePrayAmen
I don't like the comparison that's made between movies and hiphop. Movies are clearly make believe. Robert Deniro never claimed to be a real gangster. But for hiphop artists, it's implied heavily that these people are actually living the lives that they portray to the point where you're mocked if you're found out to be lying about any of these things. The conversation is vastly different.
Zoom calls are podcast killers. Just so you know.
SOMETIMES IN SPORTS IT WORKS
I live in Georgia we still got Waffle House and I 💗the Chicken Melt and hashrowns with chilli and cheese and we also have Huddle House that's like Waffle House
That Love is Hell with the S being the lightning strike, horns on the E is suspect for darkness n this dude spells black with a 6 is craaazy! Signs don’t lie y’all . “Play” we got to pray 🙏🙏🙏 “ A Fly Girl” was the jam of all jams in the summer! That beat shhh shhh, boom, shhh, shhh,boom was infectious every body knew that song n all the ladies loved it! It was like an anthem for the hip-hop girls! I think I seen girls wearin “Fly Girl” name chains after that song although they used to wear their own or others before that 82-84 the swap meets n jewelry stores was making a killing then! I think the only other song that used to bump as far as a beat like that was “We will Rock you “ by Queen! Yeah the rap of today is Rock influenced n dark filled with depression,self hate, sexism,violence n straight divide n conquer. Their dress style is very Rock centered. We talkin bout late 70’s to early 80’s rock style very androgynous. Tight jeans, piercings,tattoos, colored hair, torn clothes n actual five pointed stars, signs n symbols, and also a bit of hippie influence with magic. They still wear chains though. 😳😳😳😎🤩🤔
The East Coast Waffle House is IHOP.
Music and movies don't resonate the same way. We are Africans . Music is way more powerful to us
Lol go afrika n say that n u get laffed at, armchair afrikaan u are🤣
Trist 😂
How come you guys never talk about MC Hammer dissing you on his biggest song? At the very end he clearly says "2 Hype ,CAN'T TOUCH THIS"... Y'ALL NEVER SAID A WORD BACK!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
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In hip hop we simply need more options, more successful conscious rappers to inspire the youth, so that they feel they have a choice instead of having to portray
A paranoid sexual narcissistic drug attic killer and just be themselves.
Can y'all please get Krayzie Bone on here???
If he is talking about this lame ass music today. I feel em
this is corny as hell
HIP HOP HAS DESTROYED BLACK PEOPLE IN AMERICA.. LETS STOP KIDDING AROUND AND PLAYING WITH THIS SUBJECT... I LOVE KID AND PLAY .. BUT DONT TEST ME FELLAS .. THIS ERA IS STRAIGHT SAVAGE !!!! HIP HOP IS DEAD ...
Kid has always been an agent. He always played the good guy while Play was the bad thug
That's part of their real personalities their real youth, learn their backgrounds
@@byronyoung1763 nigga please! They made the mullotto to be better and the Blackman to be bad. I'm 45 and we talked about this in the 90s. Play wasn't a bad boy in real life they were squares growing up
malcolm jamal warner obviously doesn't know the difference between hiphop culture & rap music, yall need to let em know...
Your comment is fatuous as it pertains to this. MJW’s opinion is pointed and speaks for itself. He knows the difference just fine. Anybody listening to hip hop will agree