Creation vs Participation: Lord Jamar addresses KRS ONE’s statement about Puerto Ricans & Jamaicans.
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- Опубліковано 24 чер 2024
- Lord Jamar addresses KRS ONE’s statement, saying that “anyone saying Puerto Ricans & Jamaicans didn’t create Hip Hop are so stupid.” Lord Jamar proceeds to show how KRS is wrong, while showing his love and respect for both communities.
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I don't know why people like Fat Joe, KRS 1, Busta Rhymes and Pete Rock who were NOT present during hiphop's inception, insist on trying to tell the story of hiphop's inception! To be clear, I'm Rahiem from Grandmaster Flash & The Furious 5 and prior to them I was the leader of the Funky 4! There were Latins on the scene during hiphop's inception, but not many and those who were present were onlookers and had nothing to do with creating or innovating during that time! Black American teenagers were the innovators of hiphop hands down! Kool Here is Jamaican but you never heard him play one reggae song at any of his jams because he was influenced by black American music! Latins didn't become innovators in hiphop culture until the 80's! I would love to sit on a panel with our legendary brothers Fat Joe, Busta Rhymes, Pete Rock or anyone else, so I can drop these receipts on them! Peace God!
Thanks for the info Rahiem!
This comment from the brother needs more attention
Extremely well put. They’re trying to say everyone was doing it and we joined in with them. That’s a lie!
The elder of hip hop has spoken.
Peace Rahiem God
Thanks for your contribution to hip hop
The most copied man on earth the Black American Male.. Jamar is 💯
It’s sad to see KRS ONE “the teacher” fumble the most important lesson in Hip Hop…it’s foundation.
@@mummydustcrackers Yeah, but he been suspect for years. Especially after his Banbarta comments. I tend not to see him as I once did
@@larkvanderpooli7794✅
He been a sellout
Black people please stop letting outsider in y’all Culture because they respect y’all !!!! It’s ok to hold y’all on ….
Puerto Ricans was watching, studying and practicing our art form once we created hip hop.
They just beat all the other cultures to it. Hip Hop is undisputably our art form, but like history has shown, nobody wants us black people having anything powerful!
People always want to say it doesn't matter when it comes to Foundational Black Americans. That's when you suddenly hear the "we're all black". No, we're not. Black Americans are cut from an entirely different cloth and that's not meant to be demeaning to anyone else it's just facts. It is FBA's that created Jazz, Gospel, Blues, Rock and Roll, R&B, Funk, and yes, Hip Hop to name a few. FBA's are responsible for birthing the most unique and influential culture the world has ever known. No other group of black people have done this. This should be acknowledged and respected. Instead, people of immigrant backgrounds have the audacity to take what FBA's have created and claim it as their own and then turn around and tell us we are being divisive because we are telling the truth about our culture. We FBA's will no longer tolerate these blatant lies and grossly disrespectful behavior.
I rocks with Lord Jamar.
Plain and simple 💯
Why people can't respect what the ADOS people have created. We the only ethic group that never gets full credit for anything 😢
Lord Jamar is 100% correct like it or not this man is telling the truth.
@@AJ-pc5ln He's about 90% correct, but I see what you're saying....
....His logic about Jamaicans is off, but otherwise I pretty much agree with everything he said
@@lethal5flow679 Hip hop doesn't derive from anything in Jamaican culture. Kool Herc came to America at 12 years old and assimilated into Black American culture. These Jamaican lies aren't going to fly anymore.
this is what happens when you have an open door policy. and no policy of ownership and to control . We can take it deeper than that or Puerto Ricans and other races using the N-word and their music? Its distasteful and is disrespectful? How about we don’t want to hear them say the N-word no more
That part. Fat Joe, JLo, Cardi B, Slim Shady, Busta, etc. We should stop giving out free passes.
The question we must ask is, Why are Puerto Ricans and Jamaicans going so hard to get partial creative credit for hip hop? Black Americans' creative credit can not be questioned, but Puerto Ricans and Jamaicans creative credit is questionable. Black Americans are the common denominator in this discussion as to who created hip hop, because Hip Hop is a Black American cultural construct. The music is Black American, The slang is Black American, The dress code and style is Black American, The body and hand gesturing is Black American, The environment of the parties and jams was Black American and it was already in place and established many years ago prior to others participation. So once again, Why are Puerto Ricans and Jamaicans going so hard to get partial creative credit for hip hop? The answer is a bit deeper than simply bragging rights. It has to do with the country of America and who this country belongs to and who rightfully belongs here and whose position can not be usurped. Black Americans of all people in America hold a very unique position. Black Americans literally created the culture of America. One can go so far as to say Black Foundational Americans are the culture of America. The Blues and Jazz are considered by many to be the only true original and authentic elements of American culture, and Black Americans are solely responsible for both. Now throw Rag Time, Country, Rock-n-Roll, Funk, Soul Music, Gospel, Rhythm and Blues, disco etc Black Americans have created all of these genres. This music has traveled the world and has become synonymous with America and thereby firmly establishing Black Americans position and role in developing America. No other group can claim or challenge this fact. America presently is the crown jewel of the world, and the world desires to come here. People from Africa, Latin America, China, India, Europe, The Middle East etc all want to come and migrate to America. But also what these foreign immigrants covet is the unbreakable cultural position of Black Americans because this would grant them a stake in America, and the world wants a stake in America, the greatest nation on the planet. This is partly the cause of the hatred, jealousy and Anti-Black rhetoric directed towards Black Americans by immigrants to America. The foundation and history of America rests on and is directly tied to Black Americans. Black Americans are the only group that have been slaves on American soil and slavery produced the economic bedrock which this nation has been built on. You'll hear people say slavery has existed throughout history and has been practiced around the world, but slavery in America was different. The brutality of American chattel slavery was unspeakable. Blacks were not even allowed to read and were stripped of their history, names, language and culture. Slavery of this sort and inhumanity never existed anywhere in the world prior to the creation of America, and to compare it to previous slavery is actually an insult and another attack on trying to wrestle the cultural position away from Black Americans. Also which even greatly heightens the strength of Black Americans cultural position is that all of the forms of music was literally birthed out of the pain and suffering experienced by American slavery.
Now here we are, Hip Hop is born and once again Black Americans are at the forefront of this American cultural phenomenon that has captured the entire world within its unbreakable grip. Puerto Ricans and Caribbeans were in the proximity of Black Americans in the Bronx in the 60's and 70's and realize the cultural importance of Hip Hop to America and they will stop at nothing to be a part of and claim creative credit for hip hop so as to stake claim in the greatest country the world has ever known, America. Lying, stealing and yes even outright murder is not off the table, for what they are truly seeking is of immeasurable value, so much so, and even to further prove my point, now it's to the point that all Latino's and Caribbeans Including Mexicans, Cubans, Dominicans, etc are trying to lay claim hip Hop as partially theirs culturally and this is clearly not the case.
Faks!!!!
Is there a language comprehension problem!? 😂 Lord Jamar is the best!
I'm not aware of any situation in history, where two distinct ethnic groups, just randomly came together, and created something "50/50". Every cultural expression is indicative of said's culture, particular experiences.....so the idea that two different ethnic groups with their own unique experiences, just happened to randomly create something together doesn't make any sense.
Why don’t any jamaicans go live to back up their claims. Seems like they ain’t tryna speak up
Ain't no Hip Hop without Jazz, and Jazz is an FBA creation.
@@miker3866 Put it this way in 1970 , how were djays disc Jockey's playing music before 1973 74 the birth of Hip.hop? They weren't doing what they were doing in the Bronx... mixing, the use of two turntables doing what Flash Thedore etc were doing, Jungle music, Trip Hip.hop, Brit Pop , Indie music , Drum and Bass all genres spawned from Hip.hop, FBA's , Hip.hop influenced all music currently today !!!
It's obvious all music was created by Black's, Even classical music,
Thank you Lord for being a Real Black Man Black Power Black Americans is the Shit ever body wants to take our culture 😢we the Best n the world Black America 🇺🇸 ❤
Peace. I'm Afro-Boricua and I agree with everything you said Lord Jamar. Boricuas were there but like you said, being there and creating are two different things.
@@zartan215 what's your hair got to do with you? Afro ain't ethnicity
Hiphop is black
If you listen to the first Jamaican deejays (emcees) being interviewed such as Count Machuki they will tell you that they listened to R&B and imitated the radio deejays from America they heard.
Yes there is always a documentary done by the BBC on the subject where early well known Jamaicans Musicians say the exact same thing they tried to copy the beat of R&B but could not quite get the beat right that's why their guitars and organs were on different beats.
We are the Native Americans that's why everything we do here propel to higher levels just that simple
You have gone viral again ❤❤❤Please don’t let Vald Take your shine ! Black Man
Their lies getting exposed is so necessary for the protection of the culture.
They love our fashion and music culture though, your Welcome to love it but its Not yours to take.
THIS WAS NICE 👍🏾 SILLY RABBITS BLK TEENAGERS GAVE U HIP HOP CULTURE- NOW SIT DOWN AND ENJOY ADD MORE SALT OR GRAVY U AINT MAKE THIS DINNER WE DID 😂😂😂😂😂
I support what you're saying 100%.
I detect no lies told here. The reason why they're claiming to help created hip hop is because of what Busta Rhymes said when he said "black Americans don't have no culture". So they feel we're just gonna let them take what we created and let them claim it for themselves. Keep spitting that truth brother!!
Jamaicans remade every r&b song ever made
Exactly every Lionel Ritchie, Donna Summers etc. They did not enforce Copy Right laws in Jamaica. Even my Jamaican friends was saying why can"t they be original. It got comical hearing every American Hit song with a slow Jamaican beat and lyrics word for word.
They Still doing it
How so?
@@raykane2063that’s complete bullshit
@@jerseyboyantbrooks2824 real fast
I agree hip hop is derived from black American culture and everyone else is just contributing and participating way after its conception. Like there’s a chronological timeline that’s shows black musical influences that evolved into hip hop.
Millions of us know some of the stuff Krs says is questionable but we dont have a popular outlet. I commend you LJ for being the ONLY ONE in your position to finally speak the truth. Ive been Krs fan sense the 80's and he is known as the teacher and all but no one is above reproach.
Yea us as black people are excluded from everything. But when we create something we have to be inclusive...BS
We're riding with you Lord Jamar 100%! Nu Jeruz in the building! FBA's let's go!
I know it as new Ark, Jersey safe haven from the 5 points of NYC
Name a chart-topping hit from a Puerto Rican artist on your playlist that we all know and love and play to this day. I don't have one PR hit on my playlist.
@@beverlys1022 Remember the song , I'm Puerto Rico Ho! ?
Well there is the proof right there
There was a reason for that song because the genre wasn't Puerto Rican, all the songs were James Brown breaks ,
Black music
Producers then were using there parents records especially in 74 75
Bambarta sampled the, little Louie sample, I think
Where are all the other Puerto Rican Hip.hop songs of that era?
You only got to watch the movie Wildstyle, that's the real Hip Hop, not Hollywood Beat Street or Break dance, Wildstyle shows you so much, the attitude of the racist Spanish brother, of main character, You saw who all the early breakers all the early mcees, those dancing those in the attendance, you didn't see Puerto Rican female rappers, Black female rappers only Wheres the Cardi B's , of the early days, nah Debbie D etc all the creators and performers were FBA's, Yeah later on in the 80's crazy legs and them were the dancers, but there were Black poppers and breakers then also and before them because they created it....
the samples used, Black music, , who were at the block parties, they were full of Black's, real footage was filmed and shown on the Hip.hop year's! You didn't see Puerto Ricans, like that, that's why Cas had his boy in the Cold crush brothers, he was like an anomy, something that was different, someone who stood out , and was good
Please address the fact that the Mexican Community is angry that Kendrick Lamar didn’t have any Mexican rappers on his Juneteenth Concert. There are zero records of Mexicans being forced to be slaves . I would love your opinion on this.Thank you and greetings from Burlington North Carolina
Not only sarcastic... But facetious and cynical all rolled into one comment... I love it!
So 4 or 5 overweight Mexican podcasters represent the whole Mexican community? Lmao …ya need to stop generalizing man, that’s how problems start, just stop
@@dantemackey7471 I honestly thought that it was a joke . Then the “Mexican “ podcast went viral . In the words of Lord Jamar “ Can’t Black People Have Anything “
@@or2130THATS HOW PROBLEMS START?? IS THAT A THREAT CHUMP? WHEN ARE OTHER MESSYCANS GOING TO CALL OUT THEIR OWN FOR THE DISRESPECT? YOU WONT, WE WILL!!
@@firsteyebeats2617 huh ? lol what you yapping about and why was my comment deleted
👁 see other races scared to admit GOD🗿 is BLACK✊🏾💪🏾 & saved they lives💯
I agree everything that we create or build we end up having to share the credit. I'm glad Black Americans are standing up.
Black Spades got alot to do with the conception.
FBA B1 all day every day. The Creators!!
Respect to you Lord for telling the truth. 💯
"I hate to hurt your heart" is crazy 😅
We didn't invent hip hop, we rocked with it early tho. And made our contributions. We have our own beautiful music and culture. But many of us also love Hip hop 💯
This so true being from the Bronx when Hip Hop first began I was always noticing and saying to myself PR's are keeping hip hop alive.
I Rock w you Lord...Keep doing what you do...GMB...Grown Man Business, we all we got...Peace
I support Lord Jamar stance on this topic 💯 percent. He’s always been my favorite Brand Nubian. I have to also salute him because no one had the guts to speak this truth. Fat Joe, KRS, and Pete Rock ought to be ashamed of themselves pushing this propaganda. Hip-Hop was created by African Americans; Kool Herc just happened to be DJ of Jamaican descent that mixed African American music that African Americans rappers rhythm to, but he wasn’t the only one. A small number of Jamaicans and Puerto Ricans participated in this African American genre during the creation of Hip-Hop. They claim that Busta Rhymes stated that, “African Americans don’t have a culture”. If this is true, shame on Busta Rhymes.
I think we should boycott anything these individuals are apart of. They have depended on FBA aka African Americans for the most part to buy their records and come to their concerts. I think they should apologize for pushing this narrative. Stealing a group’s culture is a crime against humanity. Salute to the Gods and Earths
It's not a claim!!!! That's what he said on camera!!!!!!
If they weren’t confused about their heritage and they wanted to be unified with us, they wouldn’t have a problem at all saying that blacks created hip-hop because they would feel a part of us !
Lord jamar is so right n this video beginning to the end the DNA of black kids from the ghetto is n hip hop, idk wtf krs one was talking about
KRS folded. He sold out after all.
He been a sellout
Thank you Thank you Jamar 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽💯💯💯💯💯 🎯 🎯 🎯 🎯 nothing but the truth brother I appreciate you 🙏🏽 ❤️ 💙
PR can quickly jump back and forth. They can say no I’m white, no I’m black. So they will change up really quick, especially back in the 70 and 80. I loved my girl Maria, but couldn’t deal with fighting her older uncles and mother calling me out my name. But she did love me, but it was to much. I use to DJ in the neighborhood at the Center, stayed in the hood called the congress lol. But a brother could only could handle so much.
You hear the same when people talk about "Italians." You know why this is? People often confuse place of origin and race. Italy is a place. Puerto Rico a place. Italian or Puerto Rican describes people from that place... You know how I get people to think about it? Ask them what you say a person as dark as the darkest of African is that's born in Italy is? Races exist within places. There's white and black Puerto Ricans, Italians, French, German.. American...
Don't mess with his knowledge, can't argue with facts
I just really feel shocked appalled, betrayed, hurt, abandoned & banana in the tail piped behind KRS ONE saying hip hop wouldn’t have existed if it wasn’t for Puerto Rican music? When did KRS ONE jump ship & aboard mission of pro blackness & the protection of hip hop music? Hip Hip is something that my people created & it’s something that has gained momentum world wide. We must make sure that hip hop is not infuriated by others. It belongs to us the creation of it period. Just because you milked the cow & drinking the milk. Doesn’t mean you created the milk or the cow.
Compromised smh
he was a sleeper
I can even drop an old link where even Charlie Chase said other Puerto Ricans use to dis him for playing hip-hop. And Grandmaster Caz even says Puerto Ricans picked up Breakdancing, only after Black people dropped it....that particular interview he did vladtv
U Speakin ALL FACTS Jamar. Keep up the "GREAT WORK" and Keep building KING👑. Ur definitely Needed in the Culture, Peace ta the god💯✊🏾
Too all Puerto Ricans!!, Watch the Otis Redding song, Tramp music video!!!!! And see where hip hop comes from!!💯💯💯💯
And a few songs by The Coasters.
@@TheJayster571🧢😂😂😂😂😂
HEY, JAMAR, AS SONNY HOSTIN OF THE VIEW. IS FINDING OUT, WHEN HER ANCESTORS MIGRATED FROM SPAIN TO PUERTO RICO, THEY BROUGHT THEIR SLAVES WITH THEM. WHEN SHE FOUND OUT, SHE WAS DUMBFOUNDED…😂
her fam were "slave owners" BIG DIFFERENCE then being PR and being part slave black which we all are....
That has nothing to do with creating hip hop
On so this was IG live. That's why I missed it. Great video. 👍🏿❤
KRS lost me when he put the Superman cape on for Bambaataa, let alone potentially give bad information on Hiphop’s roots.
He shot himself in the foot with that BAM shit. Lost a LOT of fans.
Yeah, I lost respect for him after that mess.
I agree with everything you said but when you're right sometimes people don't listen
Back in the days . It wasn't we " black like yall "
it was just " stay away from the blacks " !
In my community. Yes big time !
Say it again!!!!
On my life ! I had to understand. And now I see it's still going on !
LETS THANK K DOT !
Now peoples in they feelings about " our day " June 16th " !
That's tupac birthday as well !
LORD J, a LOT of people are calling U a HATER ! LMAO ! That is how U KNOW U are RIGHT ! They are TOTALLY IN THEIR FEELINGS about THE TRUTH !
What truth ? Nggas trying to remove other group out of factual history cause they’re on some racist xenophobic sht is not truth‼️
BIGFACTS🤣
@pheno271 The only thing that's being removed are the lies. Puerto Ricans had absolutely nothing to do with the CREATION of Hip Hop, and that's real factual history. Nothing to do with that gooy nonsense you're babbling about 🤭
@@pheno271 Factual history? Yall have no documented factual history. Lmfao.
Nggas like you is needed in da community i appreciate you brotha
Grand Master 🗣JULIO is wild Work🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
If KRS feels he HAS to play those “games”, then that means you’re compromised. 💯
It's just pride and strongarm appropriation now the culture is popular, mixed with ignorance based on intentional misinformation from bambaataa and others.
Everything you said is Right & Exact!!
Krs needs to come on your live show? So we can really see or hear the actual facts god 😅?
Lord Jamal str8 G.O.A.T
That chain Icy Unk🥶 your incite is always appreciated 💪🏿
Because of how we’ve been treated in this country we became way to accepting. Unfortunately it’s come back to bite us. We’re learning from our mistakes by delineation and gatekeeper. This is causing people to show their true faces and it’s ugly! FBA must hold the line.
FBA HOLD THE LINE WE WERE THE FIRST ONES GOING TO AFRIKA BAMBATTA HOUSE PARTIES. WE HAD TO ENDURE A LOT. IT HURTS.
Honestly, all this pan African movement I want to assume came from the honorable Elijah Muhammad. The nation of Islam keeps things very feudal system like and the only few outstanding amongst them have been deemed liabilities to the queen b😂 and their worker bees. I felt they were lackluster, and those suits make them former shells of themselves. They give me sneaky under handed and undermining set apart while tethered onto what they think hinders us. It hinders them what they have given up to be conditioned in the ways of the cursed, Allah in hebrew means cursed. Allahiyum is the correct word.
Lord got the excellent analysis and explanation . That's wisdom talking 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
You can hear that in Wildstyle movie, Puerto Rican elders didn't mess with Black's or Hip Hop
Creating:
- Means to bring something into existence, often from scratch
- Implies originating, inventing, or founding something new
- Typically involves generating an initial idea, concept, or work
Contributing:
- Means to add to or enhance something already existing
- Implies supporting, augmenting, or improving an existing effort or work
- Typically involves building upon someone else's foundation or idea
Spent my childhood in Lakewood NJ. Spent made time in the hood with pr and Jews, the PR older parents wouldn’t let me come pick up my girlfriend she was PR. But my parents accepted her.
If you really from NY you know that
Jamaicans were into dancehall and Puerto Rican’s were into freestyle.
Goddam it bro. You are Soo right. I only know that because I was there.
Must of been In 2000, because I remember dancehall having a "heavy" influence in hip hop in late 80s 90s NY
They Not Like Us!!!!😂😂😂
UA-cam gots to be burying this video because I’ve seen clips of this video everywhere and it’s going viral. But not on UA-cam
PR's were the first Eminem.. that's fine. Funny how being a Token In Our community is taken so harshly 😂😂😂 says something about what allegiance some people really have
If the Rock Steady Crew really invented that fraze why didn't they sue The Whispers for making thw hit song Rock Steady???🤔👀
Dropping real truth,
"If I'm building a house and you're there watching me build the house, does that mean you built it, too?! Noooooo...."
Summed the entire argument up! Jamar is 1,000,000% correct! Folks refused to let us have ANYTHING that is truly ours! Puerto Ricans, Latinos, Mexicans, etc do not truly f*** with us! KEEP IT FUNKY!
I was there in River Park Towers and Cedar Park in 76.
When I came across this video I was here to disagree with you.
After hearing your points I totally agree with you one hundred percent,
You have articulated this better than I have ever heard.
Peace
Peace God! 11:11...Today's Math is Wisdom Power/Refinement which equals God!
We are the originators of Hip Hip no doubt! I Appreciate the truth you are standing on My G! Much Respect! Peace God!
You aint lying Bro. I don’t understand why people are offended by the truth!
I'm Black American and I think that this is a dead end convo because hiphop gonna always be looked at as a Black American creation because Sugar Hill gang dropped the 1st rap song in 1979 and they were Black Americans.
That was one of the first commercialized rap songs but it definitely wasn't the first rap song bud.
Culturally, economically, politically you have to always be vigilant. Always have the fight in you. Or your culture gets taken, your neighborhood gets taken, laws and policies specifically made to help your people get co opted and serve other groups, at your expense. Can't be mentally lazy. Can't just throw your hands up and accept your fate. You cant consciously or unconsciously mentally check out. Gotta teach your kids the same. And teach then to teach their kids the same.
@@joseph_the_humanyou missed the point
I have to add another commit. First thing most Hispanic have to do is admit they have black in them as well. If Latinos want to claim creation in hip hop, acknowledge your African roots and be proud of that. Im from Spanish Harlem, I claim all Harlem because I was born on the east side then moved to the west side. And the Instruments that was sample from was all from African roots. This Hip Hop is a culture that the American black descendants of slave created. You see music help us Black Americans stay real to our origin story. Blues, jazz country we created and influence it all. Not just Hip Hop we black people created all forms of American music. Even as slaves we sung songs so how can the world act like we never had that ability to create something like hip hop with no help. Look at the history of black American people we never got credit for a lot of invention. I refuse we take a lost with the creation of hip hop. It's ours, we willing to share it, just please respect where it came from. The soul of American black slaves period✊🏽🙏🏽👏🏾❤️🤜🏽🤛🏽
He didn't lie once
It's OUR CULTURE...
yo lord jamar is wild. "how do you know thats your mother and father , were you there when they **** ??"
Speak that ishhhhh Lord....✊🏿
Lord Jamar speaking facts
That dog wasn’t having none of the bull!!!
Drink your drink puppy 🐶 😂
A lot of these old East Coast artist are desperate, struggling, have non FBA lineage, and will do or say anything if they think it will land them a Pepsi Commercial.
Fat Joe started driving the Anti Black American train after he showed up on ESPN & Pepsi. & Old East coast artist signed the worst record deals because most were too lazy to run there own independent lables. Unlike West coast & Down south Hustlers that start our own lables and put ourselves out. E-40, Master P, ect Shot out to Lord Jamar for standing on truth. krs & the other old lames should stop lying on the culture.
Krs is not lame. He’s just wrong on this one. I learned a lot about black history from krs
@@spenser6353 Yes he does have much knowledge, Very well spoken and intelligent. and in the late 80's early 90s he was argueably the best MC RT. But trust L Jamar and learn real American history. KRS1 for some odd reason is str8 up lying. If you look deeper, "Black ' Americas originated alot of music. check out his Bambatta comments
@@GH-gd9yf I didnt say he was right about who started hip hop. Im just saying hes not someone who doesnt know anything. Alot of people are acting like hes a nobody and thats not true.
@@spenser6353 i agreed bruh
Grand Wizard Julio lol
The sister at 18:00 made the perfect point! Let’s go through a musical timeline of Jamaicans genre, Latin genre and FBA genre from the earliest of the genre UP to KNOW!! Facts over opinions !!
I appreciate research and facts. I heard Lord Jamar was dropping bombs on Microphone Check ✊🏿
💣 *"Nuff Respect"*
To Lord JAMAR,
👇🏿
Who Is of,
*Afro-GUYANESE HERITAGE*. ❗️🤔💭⏱️
Legend Lord Jamar! ✊🏿✊🏿
There were "browns" and "jones" at the house singing and dancing with Tito, Jackie, and Jermaine but that was the Jackson's music
I’m really starting to think it’s something wrong with people. I don’t understand why some don’t get it. The black American youth created hip hop.
Let's go LJ, I stand with you
Why haven’t they pushed the culture forward than, black Americans has and still is cause we see it on social media
Peace to Lord Jamar, and Nas Escobar..
Microphone Check 🎤✔️