C Deloris Tucker Crusader Against Gangsta Rap 1993 - A Moment in Black History
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- Опубліковано 20 гру 2013
- gum.co/ppntv - In this video anti-gangsta rap crusader C. Deloris Tucker voices her views about the industry during the controversial days of gangsta rap and the treatment of black women. For more programming like this visit The Poor People's Network on Gumroad at Gumroad.com/ppntv
Delores Tucker is owed an apology from the Black Community!! She was 100% right and maybe just maybe if she had more support we could have changed our conditions. This music is disgusting. Mother Delores I apologize for the pushback you received.
The CIA invented rap music to destroy black and Latino communities.. and it worked.
Exactly!!!
No she's not, how can a mother stereotype her son, daughter, husband, nephew, grandkids, father and think it's ok? Her words helped push mass incarceration and help push the stereotype that all black men are dangerous
Ms. Delores Tucker I humbly apologize. As young melanated woman at time in my early twenties I was the one she was trying to protect as well as our community as a whole. She was truly an unappreciated visionary. Through grace being a woman in my mid fifties I now honor and appreciate her efforts. I couldn't see it then but I definitely see it now. I knew it was bad but didn't know exactly how bad until a saw a very popular female rapper's video. Instantly, I thought about Ms. Tucker.
Absolutely not, its america, we have freedom of speech
Do ya'll know how much shade she caught back then? Tupac, Eazy-E, Ice Cube, Ice T, Luther Campbell, Sean Combs and a whole lot more more treated her like public enemy number 1. So all of a sudden Black Lives Matter?
So sad people don’t know this because of them they are the reason where we are today
@jazzsoul60 WOW! Well-spoken!
@@abdulllahi1482 what do you mean
@@user-cj7ec4wf5n i mean is the 90s
I do know how much shade she and others like her caught. I don't remember who it was, but I remember black women who spoke up against gangster rap and they were cussed out so badly, but when I heard white officials say the same thing yes, they said bad things too,but not to the extent that they did to the black women. I never understood that!
This woman was vilified to no end. The black community should have listened to her and the other elders that were taking the degradation in our music to task.
Why didn't any churches back her up?
@@YANAMization They did. Abyssinian Baptist church New York, the former church of Adam Clayton Powell partnered with her to campaign against the degradation of black women and violence in rap music. Rev. Calvin Butts, the head of that church during this time was in the news frequently by Mrs. Tucker's side. There was even a documentary on this issue featuring both of them done by Nightline or a similar show. I believe it may be on UA-cam.
@@keilahmichalspann8883 Nawww... That's not how you fight. The Church gave it a little lip service that's all. They did not fight it.
@@jneroo226 the church has always spoken against secular or worldly music. The church had a hard time even accepting Christian rap artists in to their church's. It took years for churches to start playing artists like lecrae, 116 clique, Tedashi, Triplee, Flame, Andy Mineo, Sho Baraka, etc... there are so many more and christian rap has been around for decades. People like A1 swift, BBJ, The Crunkaholics, Cross movement, and even Lecrae as I add him to this list twice because he had about 3 albums out before the the church decided to start playing him
@@taters2883 If they're playing rap music then they were never against it. As long as they rap about Jesus and remove expletives now it's okay for the church to play? Rap music was supposed to be the theme music for Black liberation. The church has never been for that now have they?
Next to her, is Dr. Betty Shabazz, the wife of Malcolm X. Wow.
Also, Frances Cress Welsing is there too in this video.
She wasn't against music, but only against lyrics demeaning black people and women. A lot of folks know she was right.
Exactly.
I'm not black but I agree completely with what she said about rap, even though I was a huge fan of the genre.
Gangsta Rap is bad
@poetmm yes
Aint blk women included in blk ppl?? Why is there a need of separation?? Feminism has done this to us
Blind people cant understand truth, they'd rather have their poison. We can make dope music without destroying our people and any rapper who degrades their own community should retire. We are tired of this crap
Only the conscious can hear you, and not those preferring arsenic-laced cookies: Flowers in the Attic.
🤔💭Uh!Let me Being by Saying C.Delores Tucker 'Rev. Kalvin Butts was Right,Actually They Saw 👀👁the Buffoonery Coming During the Day's of 2live Crew...Look how Many people 'Rappers Exclusively Died behind the Gangsta🔫🔪🗡🔗-Dope Boys 💉💊🔫Persona ....
The problem is we live in a country where we have the right to SPEAK FREELY. The REASON is a question that the Fore fathers knew would be a problem that could most likely destroy the Country.
WHO will be the AUTHORITY on what can and can't be said??? WHO??
You do understand what kind of POWER that givez a mf right??
... This is why 2live Crew & Tupac and gangsta rap WON!
NEVER give another mf POWER over you to CONTROL what comes out your mouth. That's YOUR responsibility, NOT the Government.
I know ALOT of kids who NEVER listened to or was allowed to listen to Hip-hop ...PERIOD. Until they were ADULTS.
Why??? Because they had RESPONSIBLE parents.
Using IRRESPONSIBLE parents fuck ups to take away EVERYBODY else's rights basically makes you a EVIL PILE OF DOG SHIT!
...... FREEDOM OF SPEECH and EXPRESSION is the very reason the Europeans fled their country and started the USA. Because they we're living under POLITICAL DICTATORS like the ones in this video. These mfs are ready willing and able to burn the entire North America & the World to protect their GOD, GUNS & FREEDOM to say WHATEVER THE FUCK YOU WANT.
As a VERY WISE ENTREPRENEUR & POET once said "So MuthaFuck You Bitch Gotdamn Asshole! BIATCH!" -Todd Shaw
I agree,I wish ppl would make that type of rap music but then folks call it “corny”.
BurtBush Time tells everything,maybe one day you’ll get it.Notice how 2pac died young and Delores lived long,that’s because 2pac never listened.God tried to warn him to slow down but he didn’t want to,so his demise came unfortunately.
She was right. They sent our kids at her because she understood it was bigger than just them. They didn't want the rest of her ideas heard. The lady was about the dignity of black people. That's more valuable than all the money made.
Your right
Where C Delores was during the crack era?
@@gokuparaguaio1319 calling out the bullshit music that glorified bullshit
facts now look we got Drill where we openly glorify and dance about killing a black person and rolling them in a joint and smoking them for relaxation if this aint sick i dont know what is
@@SS-fb7zd Reprobate Arrogant People... like the recently killed PNB Rock
Damn. If she felt this way about rap in the 90s, I couldn’t even imagine what her reaction would be to drill music in recent years.
Exactly
She saw it coming and already knew where it would be.
Retarded Arrogant People
Its thrash
She knew what it would lead to
Boy was she right. Look at things now.
And the very man who went against her was KILLED at 25 by living the lifestyle he rapped about. This woman OUTLIVED him... pathetic
It's just music 😂
u look like a 90s woman
He literally achieved more he died at 25 in 96 and now its almost 2020 and the whole world knows him radios still playing his music even little kids know him so please do the math.
@@oldteabag5210 this an evil world we live in
It's people like you why black people can't progress. Y'all spend more time tearing us down than trying to see the pain we go through and uplifting us. Black women go against black men just like the police and white America, so we everyone's enemies. You want to see us dead and get upset when we turn violent and rebel
She was ahead of her time but now its too late now. No one listened.
I'm guessing 2pac didn't like her
michael moss fuck this old bitch
Lmfao
cory carpenter Dude has se respect...this woman is dead and has done way more to advance African-Americans than u can dream of. I grew up in Atlanta and Chicago during the 90's and I wss heavily influenced by Pac and all the culture and now at age 34 upon reflection she was right. They made her an enemy but when Pac first started out he wasn't calling women bitches or rapping about none of the gangster shit until he played the role of Bishop in Juice and Birdie then that Thuglife album came out then his whole persona changed. How do u disrespect a woman who stood for the same things ur own mama stood for. Her stance wasn't even against Pac it was these white owned, Jewish owned multimedia conglomerates who markeu a product that destroyed a lot of lives. I come from the hood and gangsta rap really wasn't needed. Hip Hop was better before.
Brendaw Nashawati fuck this bitch she talked down on pac and pac was more gangster on death row than he was on the thug life album gangster rap is not garbage you a hater eazy e tupac ice cube spice 1 the geto boys dr dre snoop dogg all day gangster shit playa
cory carpenter I can totally tell I'm not talking to a mature adult nor am I talking to someone from the culture. You sound like a culture vulture or some very young person that didn't grow up in the 90's when all of this sh*t was going on. You do know 2pac died at age 25. He wasn't even a mature adult yet. He was a very young man that would've changed his views MANY times by now with him having being age 44 if he were alive. Even Jay-Z said when he listens to some of his earlier hardcore material he cringes because of the content. Alot has changed from him because he has a daughter so I'm sure maybe he wished he didn't make songs like Money, Cash, Hoes but he was young and less mature. Further you can't tell me NOTHING about that era. I grew up in Chicago and Atlanta during the 90's in the heart of both cities which and you don't get more GANGSTER than Chicago or more BLACKER than Atlanta fool. I have all the records from that era and she didn't specifically target 2pac. Her mission was against TIME WARNER FOOL! 2pac and Deathrow were just caught in the mix. Even 2pac was nothing but a slave to Interscope records and died without having his publishing or royalties. So it's bigger than rap! But you wouldn't understand judging by your remarks so peace out!
Yes, history reflects she was right. I think she came off back then as part of the Bourgeoisie and that is why her message was rejected, but really she was a pioneer. Gangsta rap has mutated into something abominable.
I kind of felt the same way at the time because rap was Kurtis Blow and when the drugs came into the community it became Public Enemy and most lyrical rappers pointed out the fact that it was outside influence from the government that was tearing their Community down and the powers-that-be was not going to have that and I remember we did a photoshoot for mr. Cheech and at the last moment these little white interns came along and handed all the little seven-year-old boys fake guns. Mrs. Tucker comes from a time where black communities didn't have outside influences Richmond you had a great job poor man you rent at your house and you grew your own food if the neighborhood got out of hand black folks took care of it themselves I was naive in thinking that the conscious rap with get airplay so I felt she was going a little too hard but actually all of us for the first time was getting bombarded with government genocide by Design
All a social experiment that worked brilliantly with the pawns needed... C. DeLores Tucker and rappers were in the same bed working for the same boss.
LOL! This is what happens when Black youth reject their elder's wisdom.
Gangsta rap is a symptom of the living conditions, not the reason why these conditions exists. Ban all gangsta rap and there still would be Gangs.
@@HandsomeSquidward22 But the gangsta rap is like the fuel to what happens in the streets and it solidified the streets and made it cool to kill another black dude, made it cool to seel dope, to use drugs, to shoot up another brother mama house, then kids try to mimic the rappers, and the rappers try to mimic the streets
I just have to hang my head in shame. I remember being a young stupid youth thinking "F Deloris Tucker" . "she's hatin" (lol we didn't say "hatin" back then, I think it was moreso like , She Jealous). Now that i'm older, I realize she was exactly right. Sad it took this long for many of us to now realize it.
+EricSuede My thoughts exactly brother. Isn't it crazy how the industry used hip hop artists to turn the youth against our elders who were trying to save our sanity and our sense of self worth? May this woman rest in peace and may she manifest or reincarnate in the form of a new sister who will come and save the youth.
Exactly
Me too. I was a young female and even back then I never really heard all of the lyrics but still was against Mr. Tucker and Tipper Gore. This was the bases for mistreatment of Black women in our community and society. #Shame
Never to late.
EricSuede same here bro although I am not from the USA . But I also
“Principle... principle... must come before profit”
Betty Shabazz ....C.Deloris Tucker..... Warrior women...Rest in Power
flyroni68 We need more like her. Conscious and moral keepers.
Rest in hell
@@makaveli6027 like tupac is? 🤣
We sold our souls! She was 100% correct and we dismissed her!!!!
Fuck Delores
You dumb as fuck to say that..You got to be the kkk
@@nandendamase6546 tupac got fukd hard lol at 25
@@dombryant2563 you weird asf dawg and put on a shirt. Nobody want to see that shit 😂😂
And now there's an 80% single parent rate.
And that was here way before gangsta rap was ever a thought america's or the black community's problems didnt just suddenly appear out of nowhere due to rap music
If gangsta rap didn't contribute to destruction of society, it definitely glorified it though.
Women are partly to blame for this.
Cant.blame that on entertainers athletes etc smdh
@@thaurbanthinker543 Single parenthood in the household was on the rise back in the 70s and 80s the same circa hip hop was born. However, I blame the crack epidemic and Nixon, Reagan, Bush, and Clinton administration.
C. Delores Tucker was an oracle. Look at the state of the black male now in 2016 and the ramifications of him being heavily influenced by the 90s hip hop gangsta culture and life and say she was not right with the words she spoke.
How wasn't she?
ChildoftheUniverse Kids of today aren't influenced by 90's rap, you fool. They're influenced by the brain-dead rap of today.
CHANNEL HACKED/DELETED which is a by-product of 90's rap...
why blame the music when it was just a reflection of the society ? blame deloris tucker and her generation for not saving their kids
No she is nt the blame, she warned black men but they didn't care. Now you are the imagine of gangsta rap and thug life. you help destroyed your image, cant blame that on the white man for that.
She was right. Gangsta rap glorified violence, drug addiction, and other destructive behavior on impressionable youth.
I was a big time pac fan in the 90s, and hated her for speaking out against rap. But she was right and I was wrong. I see that now.
Reap what you sew
@@dombryant2563 put a shirt on, disgusting… instead of lurkin comments & replying to hate, not even disagreeing
brother, 2pac was different from the others, he was a leader for women, just listen to his songs kepp ya head up, can get way, this woman wanted to destroy pac, and women considered tupac a leader
@@HACKED787 maybe he was tired of being hated on so he took that hate and embraced cus he thought there was not other way “thug life”. He was constantly being targeted of charges like “Tupac beat me up at the mall” Tupac and his friends jumped me”. They wanted him cus he got it $
@@HACKED787 There’s a whole story which not even “all eyes on me” movie covered. It was a crappy movie tbh that didn’t get the full message
When I was young and dumb I hated this lady because I was a kid and fool. Now at the age of 31 I totally understand.
Thanks for caring Ms. Tucker. RIP
The so called rap music of today is trash as it was then. We have learned nothing.
In my 30s, I too understand her concern. Look at the members of NWA now although they negatively affected our community greatly. They profited at our expense.
I just said that to my mother. I’m 33 now
I agree brother
Yep....I too was a fool......She was so riiiight!!
she was right then and time has proved her right in 2020.
If only she could see King Von Lil Durk Yungeen Ace and all these dudes they make Snoop and Pac seem wholesome
@@DreDaDon16 Right 💯💯
Indeed....
We need more black women like her☺️
Thanks for commenting. I couldn’t agree more! She was very passionate about this back in the early 1990’s. To see more content like this sign up for a free trial to our new black-owned streaming television network. BHTPlus.com
Why, so y'all can ignore her message and vilify them just like what happened with Ms.Tucker
@@computerfreak247 sad but true . I feel like it’s too late at this point anyway .
Aint a women on earth made like that anymore.
@@TheCombatCameraGuythere's plenty just not here in America or most other western countries but very common among Muslim women.
C Delores Tucker was 100% right. Let (s)he who has ears hear!
Margery Hannah yep all of black peoples problem will be over once that "damn hippy di hop" music stops. What nonsense, this person lacks vision and contextual understanding
TheSquad4life KKK troll
Margery Hannah that would be a she mostly...the black male is mostly lost, judging by the comments. Not all...most! The so called "good ones" are not fighting to protect the dignity and image of their kinswomen.
Yes, history reflects she was right. I think she came off back then as part of the Bourgeoisie and that is why her message was rejected, but really she was a pioneer. Gangsta rap has mutated into something abominable.
Indeed. An intelligent and sincere woman. Hip hop has a few good songs celebrating the black women, but sadly disrespectful songs sell more.
Rappers dropping left and right now, and this woman identified the source. It's a scientific fact music has a hypnotic effect and the words said DO have a subconscious effect on people. I have heard some folks say, I like the beats, not the lyrics, bro it's poison. I wish we all had listened, not just some.
Pastor Stephen Darby speaks about this a lot
Black folks who making lyrics disrespectful about their womens are just simply fools ..but they only distroying themselves ..and family ..all the money they got from rap ..is bad energy that will distroy them and their family
She was right & ahead of her time.
This woman was right all along. RIP Dolph, Takeoff, PNB, Trouble Trouble and all of the others
We're nearing the end of 2022 now. 21/12/22 and this still makes sense. God bless her heart ♥
So many comments written by those who didn't listen to Ms. Tucker, listened without hearing, heard without comprehending. She clearly states solutions, and clearly identifies what she considers the source of the problem. She and those who worked with her were right. Their solutions have yet to be put into action. We continue to amuse ourselves to death.
What is there to dispute. She was correct and we shoulda listened. Look at the genocide going on now. Drill music took it to another level
The point is for the rappers to watch their language in the form of derespecting and degrading BLACK WOMEN!!!! Even if they dis themselves. WE as MALES/MEN should not aid them in their debauchery.
what about black women rappers who disrespect themselves?
these bitches rights aren't getting infringed.. cats just spitting rhymes get over yourself.
That's why society hate black men because you so evil to your own women and children. They dragging BM to jail by a horse, but you still don't get it.
@@rachel6132 including you Rachel. Your comments show that your racist as well
@@vt6939 bm are racist towards bw & children
28 years later & popular black music is all about killing each other, getting high, promiscuous sex, & materialistic items. R&B has devolved into the same. Our marriage rates are continuing to plummet, our education rates are reverting back to the lows of the 80s-90s. We have 90s babies & 00s babies glorifying gangs & murder. Our poverty is not even close to what is was then. My older siblings used to pick & sell pecans back in the 90s just for snacks. Now, kids, have $500-1000 phones, $200-300 shoes, & $100 shirts n jeans. Yet, they are glorifying a life that came out of crushing poverty. The music has become a terrible influence. So many of these new rappers are getting killed before they even make it four years into the industry. And, the cycle continues. We have teens that feel like the only way they can become successful in life is to rap, strip, or scam. I don't know what can be done to change things. Social media grabs a hold of these kids at younger & younger ages every year.
...and it's only getting worse and worse....
Great comment
Much praise and honor goes out to C. Delores Tucker for the good fight against the destruction of our minds and community. Ignorance allows those to embrace that she was a "motherfucker."
She was right. RIP Deloris Tucker & thank you for trying to educate us.
It's sad that we discounted this women and many others when we were teens. I honestly didn't know any better. It's sad to believe I once was part of the problem.
It’s ok! As long as you know now!
Yeah, me too. I wasn't part of this generation but I remember getting into Hip Hop and thinking negatively of her due to Tupac's diss track against her. Man, she was right. I appreciate her a lot more now.
She was tripping. Gangsta Rap was the best thing that ever happened to society.
Completely disintegrated the respect BM had for bw and themselves
God bless this woman. I was a kid when she was prominent but as an adult I see she was 2000% correct and I wish the community would have listened. And I say this as a “fan” of rap but as I grow older it becomes harder and harder to listen to.
Prophetic! She knew exactly what would be going on today if something wasn't done about this. Boy, was she right.
For we fight not against flesh, but powers, principalities. Rock music too.
This woman is 1000% correct. My church preached about secular music as I grew up and while then I didn't understand, now that I do I sometimes wish I didn't. It goes deep, so so deep.😢
Being 47 now as of 8/17/17 and with an adult mind, i must say SHE IS RIGHT AS FUGGGGGG!
*Fun Fact:* Tupac Shakur did ballet as a teen and graduated from Julliard School of Performing Art, one of the most prestigious art schools in the world. (Never mentioned by his "rivals" or their record labels).
The man who popularized the _Thug Life_ tattooed on his stomach, didn't live the same. He, though much more cerebral than today's rappers, was a tool The Rap Industry uses to "destroy a brotha."
What's the point of your comment? Everyone knows this information
*Did you finish my comment or watch the video?*
Tupac was my favorite artist in the 90s-00s, but he sold a way of life (like most rappers) that he didn't live.... One that leads to the prison or getting shot.
Look at your icon, it's a picture of 2pac pointing a gun..... So cool. Before the music industry sold "gangsta rap" to the black community, black leaders were like MLK, Thurgood Marshall, Frederick Douglas....
Now most young black men have a failed mix-tape, sag their pants, and talk about going to jail. What does it mean to 'be black"? The music industry re-defined that.
_I was raised a young black male,_
_In order to get paid, forced to make crack sales._
-Tupac, "Rearview"
Completely False. He did ballet then graduated from Juilliard College of Performing Arts....
Search your soul. 2pac, Bone Thugs, etc.... Was *all* I listened to. There are much better ways to live, that aren't weak or boring. Wisdom is superior. Ignorance is not strength.
@@boldcounsel9406 You're clearly not familiar with 2pac's story. 2pac did go to an art school in his early days. When he moved to the west coast, he did sell drugs.
This video needs to be revisited and made viral today!!!
She was right!!!
She was telling the truth.......
Shit is so true now days kids listen to rap music take it to heart think it's koo and start acting just like it . Killing innocent, robbing innocent, overdosing the innocent !
If Tupac were alive today, now being of a mature age, he would have mad love and respect for this woman! Facts!!! He had a child-like mindset in his 20s and most young adults like to be mischievous and do not appreciate admonishment from elders. So, I’m sure Ms Tucker, at the time, didn’t take a 20 year old personally and had no ill feelings towards him.
On the contrary my man. If Tupac stayed home Sept 13 1996 and kept going with life im sure he and Mrs Tucker would have made amends WAY before the year 2000. Tupac was a hot headed loud mouth with a heart of gold. His mother was a black panther. His father as well; in addition to being a political prisoner. He was a knowledgable man who can review a situation, find his wrong doings. Admit to them & seek to do better. So im certain he would have found a way to sit down with the sister and discuss like humans should.
@@desmondkelly5178 Amen!!
1. She sued him 2. Delores is a politician. 3. You’re speaking for Pac now. That’s just pathetic and foolish.
@@aaroncazarez9785 Not only did she sue him, she sued his estate after he had passed for $10 million…real classy. She tried to control and dictate young artists and completely dismissed their lived experience. Music ≠ violence.
Tupac is a sellout who was on path just to go Hollywood before he was killed. People idolize him too much just because the bar was set so low by the 1990s with substantive songs which he had a few of. But he was a walking contradition with more negative songs than uplifitng ones.
Much respect to Delores Tucker
This gives me chills in 2019
@Young Legend white music producers and marketers made alot of money off of rape murder drug music. Yup you got sold a contrived culture pretending. Where's the money in the community? It's not it's in suburban Atlanta or tony parts of New Jersey or L A not in the neighborhood.
@Young Legend exactly the elite have it. It's not in your communities. Somebody else hijacked rap cheapens your women your a culture and made money off of you. The 1 percent sell us garbage entertain complex clowns and now we repulsive President and a corrections military complex.
@@elizabethowens8548 you are spot on
*2022 for me!
Use to love gangster rap but now can't stand it. It's a spell that's put upon people especially the young.
Unfortunately, despite her efforts, shit got worse a lot worse...
A true Black Queen
I like hip hop but she is exactly right!
What's wrong with calling my bitch a bitch?
@@Eduard000F lol at your comment but also your name and avatar.
@@Ralphunreal lol cripford lol
I remember being a little girl look at that very album cover. I wish my parents generation would've listened.
I agreed with her I was one of the young black college students against Gansta Rap music
Wow back when they actually cared about the citizens of this country
I wished they all listened to you. We wouldn't be disrespected in music today nor would we deal with the fans of the music spreading the toxicity into our every day lives as black women. Even white female politicians and activists were against the music but the con-munity called it all "anti black". Now look. It's like permission was given to further disrespect us as women.
I just discovered that this wonderful woman came from my town. I’m ashamed I did not know that. I’m proud tho
charlston white sent me
It is a shame what music has come to... she was right. I didn’t know who she was until hearing Lovelyti talk about it.
She was prophetic.
👏💯💯SHE WAS CORRECT
Now she is a TRUE example of what a BLACK QUEEN👸🏾 is... this wonderful woman should be taught as blk history to youth
Where were the black men speaking against the vile lyrics aghast women?
@@kitejohnson515Stop trying to make it into a gender war
Image what she will say bout mumble rap
She's absolutely right.
In some ways I think the controversy over gangsta rap made it more popular.
This is why I think those protesting against it should have kinda ignored it. After all you can't ban it.
All that protesting against gangsta rappers ended up giving them more publicity which helped their sales. Many people bought their music out of curiosity because of the controversy. People protesting against gangsta rappers should have done it in a general way without mentioning the names of specific artists. Doing that only helped their sales. Again, more people bought their music out of curiosity.
Looking back… she was right
No other group glorifies shit like us man…look at drill now. And THEY WHO SHALL NOT BE NAMED are the executives who keep signing these kids. It starts with us first man…words are powerful
**This** is the BW that many BM, not all, but many say that they want now that they’ve come of age. It’s tragedy how far the same ones in their youth denounced that very same BW as not allowing freedom of expression and experience to influence **The Culture**
Blk Males are the ones who created the black women of today. They sold out the black community for money.
@@mlw9195 Exactly! Truer words were never spoken. They ushered in exactly what is present today.
@@lenaprice6239 yup but because bm are allergic to accountability they’ll never accept that truth
@mlw9195 True. After all, most female rappers of today are influenced by Lil' Kim & Biggie created Lil' Kim's image. And most female rappers have black male writers.
History never lies. She was right...
This video made me cry. Our people FOUGHT!!!!!! and tried.
We know she is right! All points validated by the deaths and murders of those who are gansta rappers! We need to revisit all the points and solutions she proposed and IMPLEMENT them!
“Principal must come before profit” 👌🏽
She was right - we should have listened. We partake in our own destruction.
She was definitely ahead of her time. RiP.
C Deloris Tucker has wonderful things to say. I would LIKE to see her suggestions put into ACTION......much respect!
+Ken Hart Jr Ifaleke Ogunda Tokpa OriTegunse U look like a nigga that would make a mixtape..
FsChronicles I am actually a poet (part time)...use to be a mixmaster (LOL) on the wheels of steel back in the day in high school and college for a bit...word em up doc!
+Ken Hart Jr Ifaleke Ogunda Tokpa OriTegunse thats real nigga shit right there. where u from?
FsChronicles Jamaica Queens...The NYC....Word up sonn, we did the blessed thing back in the day...Now I am about the Yoruba culture and Our Peoples rising up from the traps and Jedi Minds tricks they have some of our peps under....ya feel me?
man thats real. U got some material? I wanna hear some tho. I gotta taste the NY rats. We in LA. 2 live or die in LA fo real.
Ice Cube years later said if you change the conditions he would have nothing to rap about.
Wow. What an idiot. Of course he would have something to rap about.
You can change your reality, stop waiting for someone else to do it
I second Miss Owens: This gave me chills in 2020!
Funny how a kid could go get the album...why?...parents ain't doing they job
No because cd stores would sell it to them. You can’t stop a teenager from going into a record store
this lady was so ahead of her time
“Principle must come before profit”
She was right the whole time
PRINCIPLE MUST COME BEFORE PROFIT!!! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
2022 I am listening to this and I understand.
I saw Dr. Frances Cress Welsing in the audience
Charleston White brought me here
She was 100% right!
She was right… and now look where we are now… 😢
Exactly….how do we reclaim respect, dignity, and honor?
Belong ppl for calling rappers fake gangsta and etc now they will risk their life to prove them self to fans & etc
I also used to listen to gangster rap, too and my peers as well. We looked up to people like 2pac and started having negative attitudes and engaged in unhealthy, foolish and devious activities. Later, as a young man, I stopped listening to it and to this day I only listen to intelligent, spiritual and uplifting black music.
Boy bye, this women here was caught stealing welfare money later on i the 90s.
@@jameciacaine7556 Ok.
That was wrong of her. It still doesn't change the valid point that gangster rap is sick music by sick people.
Ms tucker is wrong back than and she's even wrong now in her grave.. why not go after conditions that created "gangsta" rap wouldn't exist if poverty the war on drugs and mass incarceration didnt occur in the black community. We have freedom of speech in this country atleast the rappers during the 90s gave back to the community while ms tucker did else
@@jameciacaine7556 know and I mean know has walk this earth doing know wrong.
@@simondilling5353 😂😂 you’re a fool. “Ok” is that what you have to respond to. She was just another politician to say what you wanted to hear
hey, frances cress welsing was in the house!
was she?
yeah i saw her in the background
+Shelly Bellz I couldn't find her..Sis when u get a chance can you pleeeease note the time when u see her, I'd love to witness that! its so sad how wrong I was back then. I truly did not understand what the Queen was trying to do and say. I look at the condition of our families, communities and children today and I see directly the damage it has done..smh yet we still defend this garbage we label as entertainment. its sad.
ufulu bomani i totally agree, and i'm glad you're accepting new information and seeing things differently. within the first 10 seconds, look in the first row of people, all the way to the right. she's sitting at the very end of the row.
+Shelly Bellz yeahhhh..I see her!! Great eye!! thank you Sis.
RIP Betty Shabazz. I wonder how many black youth that were hurt by gangsta rap were mad at Mrs. Tucker but never took their anger out on gangsta rappers?
25 years later...
Gee, looks like making big bucks selling decadent gangsta rap is more important to Blacks than lives.
It is 2-2-22, and things have gotten worse.
I will continue the fight
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The moment 7:06
Thank you!
😂 thanks, its all i came for
@@SJB2000 lmao
@@SJB2000 facts 🤣😂
She tried to warn us! But, all the rappers back then (both male and female) told her to go screw herself (not that PG, of course). Thanks a lot, rappers. smh Things have only gotten worse now, thanks to no one nipping this issue in the bud back then.
In order to legally ban gangsta rap, you would have to define what it is. That's easier said than done.
And everything the said was right!!!
And 25 years later, it has been proven.
Tupac Shakur, The Notorious B.I.G., Big L, Scott La Rock, D-Boy, Charizma, Yaki Kadafi, Fat Pat, Freaky Tah , Half a Mill, Soulja Slim, Camoflauge, Mac Dre, Blade Icewood, VL Mike, Big Hawk, Proof of D12, Doe B and many more Gangsta rappers, young men, and gangsta-lovers wanted a life style that built on "live by the gun die by the gun", and they get what they asked for.
Nayer Talal Nayer typical dumb bitch
What can I do for you?
Talal Nayer snoop dogg said that
@@troublesome7145yes but it seems like he knew who not to mess with. Those dudes on the list are all dead.
I love this message :-)
Royce 5'9" brought me here.
Yes she was right. I'm 48 now. I was in the heart of this. But I have to admit she was right.
This hits harder hearing this 2022