I believe, she made a few valid points, just as the music industry is doing today, but seemingly only with our People. If we're not saying certain things, or talking about certain things in our music, it won't get any playing time and public exposure, while other people can freely make music about whatever they want
Candice Owens is correct Gangster Rap, as well as the term Black, is not what we created. When I was a child and you called anyone of us black, you had a fight and you most likely got your ass kicked, then James Brown sung that shit to us, we black and we proud, and the idea of black started to grab our people's imagination, and we went from Negro to Black, and at that point in time the Black Panthers were active in our communities.
We’ve always identified ourselves as blacks regardless of our shade related thereto. All of us have someone in our family that’s so black that you couldn’t see him or her in the dark. And James Brown was forced by the Black Power Movement to sing the song “I’m Black and I’m Proud!”
Same fans that made Mob Movies massive hits in the 70s & 80s made Gangsta Rap massive hits in the 90s & beyond. Did the Feds tap into & increase its popularity for detrimental reasons? Yes. But this been our society's guilty pleasure for a while.
Do you realize at that time the mafia already had its way w America by the time they started to really showcase it the mafia ran the entertainment industry and they had their hand in hella businesses. For instance the mafia made Woodstock just let that sink in. That was one of the biggest shows of its time.
@underconstruction778 it comes from people witnessing gang culture. Real gang bangers back then wasn't going to no studio. Eazy-E was the one true gang member who lived it and he didn't even write the raps. Just like drug dealers back then....wasn't no real drug dealers rapping....rappers wrote songs about people who they saw. Dealers was making too much money to be rapping for pennies.
Do your thang Black Man of the Nile. I love to hear and see intelligent black men, women and children speak with intelligence! Sincerely, The Black Man of the Nile
I remember back in the late 80s early 90s. The churches was calling it gangster rap devil music churches was on the news all the time protesting against rap music
Candace Owens is very intelligent and Beautiful, Philadelphia was a slave port in Penns Landing, and on the plaque it's says they got the slaves from the Caribbean and African which we are descendants of.
Those were black Europeans called Africans .. don’t fall for the trick bag Paul Cuffee Richard Allen were black men with European ancestry mixed with indigenous people..just as the Jamaicans believed that Irish men were only whyte.. Gotta dive a little deeper Into the real story
It’s a lot of programming that’s apart of this that never gets talked about. Marketers can quit literally condition you and make you like anything with enough marketing behind it. As a 28 yr old it’s Alot of younger people that don’t know about cointellpro and alot of other shit the younger people have to teach themselves cause the older people not passing down information.
See...i wish i caught this live. What shes talking about is rap and hip hop. The government and whoever else did weaponize hip.hop, it be came rap. Gangster rap, drill rap, trap rap...none of this is hip hip.
Love how u look at many sides on many levels. Life is complicated. I loved rap from the beginning in 5th grade and it was the truth message I appreciated. As a white 80s country child I appreciated learning about how badly others were treated, and America was not all good like they told us.
If you lived in the era yes they wanted the gangster rap because we could identify with it it was the reality for many poor or hood people’s around the country we had a conscious sector and a street culture. So many related to nwa too short etc. but like Candace has an opinion it’s formed based on what she reads she not hood don’t know the hood so her opinions are misinformed. The industry is just like it is today we don’t own shhh so we can’t and don’t capitalize of our talents inventions etc. the J man controls that it’s called capitalism and they use it to capitalize off us.
Honestly Kam, with all due respect, they were just kids. They did was was serving them at the time with what little knowledge that they had. These is your peeps, you was there. You know better than any and all of us how and why it happened. Peace be unto you.
Colors and Boys in the hood set it off visually for us Cube was the main gangster in that, love you Cube but ur the #1 gangster I remember I grew up in his area in his time we are around the same age.
I didn't want Gangster rap, I wanted conscious rap, I love Eric B. and Rakim, Public Enemy, Brand Nubian, Big Daddy Kane, ect, not gangster rap, I call gangster rap genocide rap.
Crime have always been an underlying symptom of poverty. To me that was gangsta rap. A desperate attempt to transcend out of a depressive state. Hip hop has always provided a haven from that regressive state of the madness in poverty.
Ice Cube sat up there and was at that meeting with the Private Industrial Prison Corporate owners and the Corporate Music industry Leads and Cube and Ice Tee and Dre and Too short and at least three of them were there and they sat there and didn't care about anybody not even they true self which is they soul. So Cube can stop. Tupac was aware and once he realize he went to war on they asses. Cube, Tee, and Dre and 50 cent and too short have to face the Amen the All mighty when they pass away so any of ya can called your self being a disagree addict but the Amen or God All Mighty will deal with you too. No excuse. None. Same for selling 100's of millions of cocaine to Black communities. They will be dealt with in here after if not here. No escaping All Mighty your beliefs cannot save you.
KAM making me go to big song back in day. LOOK I will say this when you look into Black history in USA we know time and time again they have always had a problem keeping you guys the way THEY wanted and doing you wrong and one of the things your good at music so they used that. from the 60's they said we need to keep an eye on you co intel pro etc etc and they used your VOICE against us all. Your the people against the system EVERYONE ELSE isnt they go with them Asians, brown, & the others nobody else has been a big thorn to them and people think thats something to be proud off. I WOULD PUT IT PAST THEM 1 BIT
Hip hop use to be all about a message. and what was the messages? Thise artist you mentioned krs one, Plublic enemy, ect.... All had uplifting messages but then it did a °180 and. Next thing you know those guys disappeared and gansta rap was born
I feel my sister had a WAKE UP CALL. We all have to experience life lessons and take it from there..the most high will lead you IF YOU STAY OBEDIENT TO HIS WORD..(separate)
Which group looks like "gangsta rap" in their video? NWA "Straight Outta Compton" Wu-Tang Clan "C.R.E.A.M" Mob Deep "Shook Ones II" U gone keep talkin bout Cube n the west or u ganna talk bout east coast too? Sounds like ur sayin we coulda done wit out Cube. So u gone need to add Wu-Tang & Red n Meth, Mobb Deep, Onyx, Geto Boys, ODB, DMX, Biggie, Pac, Bone Thugs and A LOT more rappers to ur list of music that shoulda been thrown out. Not just Cube n the west coast. Ima keep em in my playlist tho.
If so why is the black entertainers and culture accepting this for money 💰 🤑 💸 and why no black people have ever spoken about this before until know are they get fu...Ed over by them 🤔 🤔🤔💯🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿
@@KathyHicks-i1m no I think of all these people know definitely what's going on I think do you think they're slick they don't believe what we believe in they were taught different trust me on it. Please spiritual thing
They filtered y'all out. I wish I got this life sell my slide when they bowed out. Tupac and I heard him talking like a little girl and he did anything to get out of jail.
Candice is Right 100%. Rap bambaataa. Tupac was a ballerina he was gay.😊 He was so soft man you ever hear him talk. Then started thug Life. 50 cent came from the jail system all of them did prodigy was a ballerina come on man. They all came through the prison system
@@underconstruction778 you talking about prodigy. Or who you talking about. Are you a mason do you know anything. Evil versus good. Truth versus lies. People think they can play both sides.
@@underconstruction778 yeah but it was probably something happened to him when he was younger I'm not saying then. but it usually runs in the family. The sick touching s***. And prodigy had a house called the Illuminati house. It was a sacrifice
Okay, here's my two cents, i think that Candice Owens is right, and wrong, she's right in regards to Gangsta Rap being a product of the FBI, but i don't think it started that way, when rap (Hip Hop) first went Nationwide back in 79, that's when you had the Rick Ruben's and Jerry Heller's, and Lyor Cowen's getting into it because they saw there was money to be made off it, and it was cool for the most part, until around 1987, that's when rap started getting Conscious, that's when you saw Public Enemy, BDP, Paris The Black Panther, X-CLAN, And yourself (KAM) start to get more notoriety, the Hood started becoming more Afrocentric, everybody was reading The Final Call, and 7/11 on Vemont and Rosecrans was even selling Bean Pies!, THAT'S when The FBI started paying attention, around 91 to 93 The Conscious Movement was in full swing, THAT'S WHEN The FBI started pressuring the record labels to push Gangsta Rap, that's when you saw Pac, Snoop Dre, etc take off, and it was all downhill from there, now, as far as the fruit loop rappers go, that started around 2008 in ernest, So Candice was right in that aspect, but her timing was off by about 10 years or so, and in regards to Cube's comment about writing his own music?, Yeah, he did write his own music, but, he was forced by the industry to write what he knew they was marketing at the time, they were all being controlled indirectly by the industry by then.
You really must not have been around when artist in the 90s were saying how record companies demanded artists to use more profanity.....and act more hardcore...
I was around! That’s not my point! My point is you always have a choice to say no! Most of those guys didn’t they took the ride for the money! That’s factual! I completely understand the point you making though! Blessings to you!
@@diegolee6254you have a choice but how many people gone say no when you coming out of poverty and from a hood that’s damn near no way out. Most people will take that money easy. It’s not really that hard to think about. In fact most people who stayed 10 toes in the community get eff over. Countless of people who fought to uphold our community and stay on the right path and got nothing out of it.
Music industry is policed by FCC. Federal Communications Commission. They make laws for what is or will not be played over airways in U. S. That is FED
She's right ,and to keep our prisons full for investors
I believe, she made a few valid points, just as the music industry is doing today, but seemingly only with our People. If we're not saying certain things, or talking about certain things in our music, it won't get any playing time and public exposure, while other people can freely make music about whatever they want
The industry and the Feds are close partners.
They have Cia office on movie studio sets like wb studio s and other s the view each movie before it is released to the people
And don’t forget the other partner….The Prison System
She is right
KAM I like this bruh
Salute Kam, it's dope to have your voice back in the "Culture" it's very needed💪🏾💯
Candice Owens is correct Gangster Rap, as well as the term Black, is not what we created. When I was a child and you called anyone of us black, you had a fight and you most likely got your ass kicked, then James Brown sung that shit to us, we black and we proud, and the idea of black started to grab our people's imagination, and we went from Negro to Black, and at that point in time the Black Panthers were active in our communities.
We’ve always identified ourselves as blacks regardless of our shade related thereto. All of us have someone in our family that’s so black that you couldn’t see him or her in the dark. And James Brown was forced by the Black Power Movement to sing the song “I’m Black and I’m Proud!”
Same fans that made Mob Movies massive hits in the 70s & 80s made Gangsta Rap massive hits in the 90s & beyond.
Did the Feds tap into & increase its popularity for detrimental reasons? Yes. But this been our society's guilty pleasure for a while.
Do you realize at that time the mafia already had its way w America by the time they started to really showcase it the mafia ran the entertainment industry and they had their hand in hella businesses. For instance the mafia made Woodstock just let that sink in. That was one of the biggest shows of its time.
I don't think the brothers saw the trap..of the WHOLE SENERIAL.they felt they were entertaininers.but the 👿 had a hidden agenda.
Gangsta rap comes from gang culture
@underconstruction778 it comes from people witnessing gang culture. Real gang bangers back then wasn't going to no studio. Eazy-E was the one true gang member who lived it and he didn't even write the raps. Just like drug dealers back then....wasn't no real drug dealers rapping....rappers wrote songs about people who they saw. Dealers was making too much money to be rapping for pennies.
@@MrLenroc82
WHO CREATED SO-CALLED GANGSTA CULTURE AMONG BLACK PEOPLE IN LIGHT OF THE FACT THAT BLACK PEOPLE ARE NOT GANGSTAS BY NATURE?
Keep doing that work brother
Do your thang Black Man of the Nile. I love to hear and see intelligent black men, women and children speak with intelligence!
Sincerely,
The Black Man of the Nile
Great discussion and podcast today brother Kam 💪💯
Thank you Bru I was saying years ago what type of ppl will let a old grown man name ice cube represents them in the white house
I remember back in the late 80s early 90s. The churches was calling it gangster rap devil music churches was on the news all the time protesting against rap music
Candace Owens is very intelligent and Beautiful, Philadelphia was a slave port in Penns Landing, and on the plaque it's says they got the slaves from the Caribbean and African which we are descendants of.
Those were black Europeans called Africans .. don’t fall for the trick bag Paul Cuffee Richard Allen were black men with European ancestry mixed with indigenous people..just as the Jamaicans believed that Irish men were only whyte.. Gotta dive a little deeper Into the real story
It’s a lot of programming that’s apart of this that never gets talked about. Marketers can quit literally condition you and make you like anything with enough marketing behind it. As a 28 yr old it’s Alot of younger people that don’t know about cointellpro and alot of other shit the younger people have to teach themselves cause the older people not passing down information.
Older people will not teach you anything but will get mad when you don’t know anything 😂😂😂 that’s these old mfs for you
@@windowsxp4322 fasho like I get the yns can be irritating but it’s our job to put them on
See...i wish i caught this live. What shes talking about is rap and hip hop. The government and whoever else did weaponize hip.hop, it be came rap. Gangster rap, drill rap, trap rap...none of this is hip hip.
Love how u look at many sides on many levels. Life is complicated. I loved rap from the beginning in 5th grade and it was the truth message I appreciated. As a white 80s country child I appreciated learning about how badly others were treated, and America was not all good like they told us.
Check Out The Secret Meeting That Changed Rap Music And Destroyed A Generation (1991).
Brothers are building 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💯💯💯💯 real 🐐 ish!!!!
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If you lived in the era yes they wanted the gangster rap because we could identify with it it was the reality for many poor or hood people’s around the country we had a conscious sector and a street culture. So many related to nwa too short etc. but like Candace has an opinion it’s formed based on what she reads she not hood don’t know the hood so her opinions are misinformed. The industry is just like it is today we don’t own shhh so we can’t and don’t capitalize of our talents inventions etc. the J man controls that it’s called capitalism and they use it to capitalize off us.
Honestly Kam, with all due respect, they were just kids. They did was was serving them at the time with what little knowledge that they had. These is your peeps, you was there. You know better than any and all of us how and why it happened. Peace be unto you.
Colors and Boys in the hood set it off visually for us Cube was the main gangster in that, love you Cube but ur the #1 gangster I remember I grew up in his area in his time we are around the same age.
Thanks for having me on. Would love to interview you on my channel sometime. Living legend!
I didn't want Gangster rap, I wanted conscious rap, I love Eric B. and Rakim, Public Enemy, Brand Nubian, Big Daddy Kane, ect, not gangster rap, I call gangster rap genocide rap.
I love this!!!
Salute the content!!! I’m new here 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾
This was also verified by crooked I and Krayzie Bone
I lost respect for Ice Cube since the 90"s when Eazy-E , Cypress Hill and Kam exposed him. He's a great actor and liar
Adam is the man!
I ENJOYED THE CONTENT..TY
Crime have always been an underlying symptom of poverty. To me that was gangsta rap. A desperate attempt to transcend out of a depressive state. Hip hop has always provided a haven from that regressive state of the madness in poverty.
Khalid Muhammad spoke on ice cube. You can see it on UA-cam and what he said about him wasn't nice. Rip Khalid Muhammad!!!!
Khalid Muhammad, said Ice Cube, is melting somewhere on the sidelines.
Big ups fam 😘 ✋ 💋💋.
Kam you coming back on tonight?
Ice Cube sat up there and was at that meeting with the Private Industrial Prison Corporate owners and the Corporate Music industry Leads and Cube and Ice Tee and Dre and Too short and at least three of them were there and they sat there and didn't care about anybody not even they true self which is they soul. So Cube can stop. Tupac was aware and once he realize he went to war on they asses. Cube, Tee, and Dre and 50 cent and too short have to face the Amen the All mighty when they pass away so any of ya can called your self being a disagree addict but the Amen or God All Mighty will deal with you too. No excuse. None. Same for selling 100's of millions of cocaine to Black communities. They will be dealt with in here after if not here. No escaping All Mighty your beliefs cannot save you.
Whats up about the Wise Intelligent comment? Didn't get a response.
CB4
Right around the time you were around but kinda leaving-ish?
When nwa came out it was and of the world look at it now facts I all ways said that
KAM making me go to big song back in day. LOOK I will say this when you look into Black history in USA we know time and time again they have always had a problem keeping you guys the way THEY wanted and doing you wrong and one of the things your good at music so they used that. from the 60's they said we need to keep an eye on you co intel pro etc etc and they used your VOICE against us all. Your the people against the system EVERYONE ELSE isnt they go with them Asians, brown, & the others nobody else has been a big thorn to them and people think thats something to be proud off. I WOULD PUT IT PAST THEM 1 BIT
1:55 Ice Cube is celebrated by them....he did a great job for them.
Cam you really need to get over the ice cube hate you have..
Hip hop use to be all about a message. and what was the messages? Thise artist you mentioned krs one, Plublic enemy, ect.... All had uplifting messages but then it did a °180 and. Next thing you know those guys disappeared and gansta rap was born
I feel my sister had a WAKE UP CALL. We all have to experience life lessons and take it from there..the most high will lead you IF YOU STAY OBEDIENT TO HIS WORD..(separate)
Gotta go back to what behavior was rewarded. Think about it. What made black people rich? Rappers and drug dealers.
Be for real Black Americans are not from Africa we were already here in America.
Which group looks like "gangsta rap" in their video?
NWA "Straight Outta Compton"
Wu-Tang Clan "C.R.E.A.M"
Mob Deep "Shook Ones II"
U gone keep talkin bout Cube n the west or u ganna talk bout east coast too? Sounds like ur sayin we coulda done wit out Cube. So u gone need to add Wu-Tang & Red n Meth, Mobb Deep, Onyx, Geto Boys, ODB, DMX, Biggie, Pac, Bone Thugs and A LOT more rappers to ur list of music that shoulda been thrown out. Not just Cube n the west coast.
Ima keep em in my playlist tho.
If so why is the black entertainers and culture accepting this for money 💰 🤑 💸 and why no black people have ever spoken about this before until know are they get fu...Ed over by them 🤔 🤔🤔💯🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿
Ever see the movie CB4??
It's been spoken about before social media......through rap music by the ones who would not accept the money.
Krayzie bone has said something. Professor griff been saying this for a min now to I would like to say early 90s all the people in power sell outs
So what now
SHE IS 💯💯💯
Yep and manipulating yourself. You're double talking now
Yep u nailed it. Still don't see the whole picture. Can't see the woods because of too many trees
@@KathyHicks-i1m no I think of all these people know definitely what's going on I think do you think they're slick they don't believe what we believe in they were taught different trust me on it. Please spiritual thing
They filtered y'all out. I wish I got this life sell my slide when they bowed out. Tupac and I heard him talking like a little girl and he did anything to get out of jail.
Candace Owens is correct as always
Candice is Right 100%. Rap bambaataa. Tupac was a ballerina he was gay.😊 He was so soft man you ever hear him talk. Then started thug Life. 50 cent came from the jail system all of them did prodigy was a ballerina come on man. They all came through the prison system
He was kid then
@@underconstruction778 you talking about prodigy. Or who you talking about. Are you a mason do you know anything. Evil versus good. Truth versus lies. People think they can play both sides.
@@underconstruction778 what the f*** is up with your channel. Laugh out loud. This world in this country is disgusting
@@MichaelSchofield-kr1tq Prodigy danced in his grandmother studio. When he was 8 or 9 years old.
@@underconstruction778 yeah but it was probably something happened to him when he was younger I'm not saying then. but it usually runs in the family. The sick touching s***. And prodigy had a house called the Illuminati house. It was a sacrifice
Overall view: After they killed Fred Hampton, to me, Hip Hop is or was our Protest Music, until they made it pipeline to prison Music
Okay, here's my two cents, i think that Candice Owens is right, and wrong, she's right in regards to Gangsta Rap being a product of the FBI, but i don't think it started that way, when rap (Hip Hop) first went Nationwide back in 79, that's when you had the Rick Ruben's and Jerry Heller's, and Lyor Cowen's getting into it because they saw there was money to be made off it, and it was cool for the most part, until around 1987, that's when rap started getting Conscious, that's when you saw Public Enemy, BDP, Paris The Black Panther, X-CLAN, And yourself (KAM) start to get more notoriety, the Hood started becoming more Afrocentric, everybody was reading The Final Call, and 7/11 on Vemont and Rosecrans was even selling Bean Pies!, THAT'S when The FBI started paying attention, around 91 to 93 The Conscious Movement was in full swing, THAT'S WHEN The FBI started pressuring the record labels to push Gangsta Rap, that's when you saw Pac, Snoop Dre, etc take off, and it was all downhill from there, now, as far as the fruit loop rappers go, that started around 2008 in ernest, So Candice was right in that aspect, but her timing was off by about 10 years or so, and in regards to Cube's comment about writing his own music?, Yeah, he did write his own music, but, he was forced by the industry to write what he knew they was marketing at the time, they were all being controlled indirectly by the industry by then.
She is rught and she works for the same folks.
Gangsta rap was created bye artist. West coast genius. Get out of here with the conspiracy bullshit
You really must not have been around when artist in the 90s were saying how record companies demanded artists to use more profanity.....and act more hardcore...
I was around! That’s not my point! My point is you always have a choice to say no! Most of those guys didn’t they took the ride for the money! That’s factual! I completely understand the point you making though! Blessings to you!
@@diegolee6254you have a choice but how many people gone say no when you coming out of poverty and from a hood that’s damn near no way out. Most people will take that money easy. It’s not really that hard to think about. In fact most people who stayed 10 toes in the community get eff over. Countless of people who fought to uphold our community and stay on the right path and got nothing out of it.
@diegolee6252 Stop Talking crazy
Music industry is policed by FCC. Federal Communications Commission. They make laws for what is or will not be played over airways in U. S. That is FED