@alan3920 He’s actually right African will used the system against you. The social position in our society here in America is higher and the cops will take their side almost always.
DOGGIE DIAMONDS BREAKS DOWN
ON DRINK CHAMPS
HOW THEY HAVE LIED FOR DECADES
ABOUT HOW
“HIP HIP STARTED IN THE BX”
AND HOW HERC CREATED HIP HOP
TO BRAND IT AND COMMERCIALIZE IT
WHEN THE FOUNDATIONS WERE ALREADY HERE IN AMERICA EVERY SINGLE ELEMENT
THAT GOES INTO HIP-HOPS FOUNDATION
COMES OUT OF BLACK AMERICAN MUSIC AND DANCES THAT WAS ALREADY HERE
IT’S TIME TO DEBUNK BEAUTIFUL LIES THAT NEVER MADE SENSE
We had a long debate about this a couple weeks back me and Mickey Etc
I’M GLAD PEOPLE ARE FINALLY TELLING THE TRUTH! Especially on Huge platforms
@AvalonHaans@Vhoyde Nigga, your girl can become experienced by fucking you 1000 times, she dont need to fuck 1000 different ppl to get experience.
What the fuck do yall be talking about 😂
And to the person who said that stupid shit about the parade & having to fight people🙄 & then said well it was unnecessary for people to be fighting yesterday on spaces… we were fighting non Black Americans from NYC who are mad I’m unapologetically pushing the culture forward this weekend! But thank u for showing me that u are a monitoring spirit with dirty lenses!🙄 take that shit to Flatbush
A Black man stood on Business against Mexicans trying to set up shop in his neighborhood without a vendor license. Every Black neighborhood should be doing this. Shout out to him! ✊🏿🇺🇸
The issue is it should be 2 Black Americans - descendants of slavery and Jim Crow-discussing the word. One is a BA and the other is an African. We aren’t the same people ethically or culturally so the world means absolutely nothing to the African
Hip hop is a Black American creation through and through.
The video at the end of Harlem New York in the 1960s is nostalgic.
Not a Puerto Rican in sight. They were too busy aligning with the same white ppl who bought them to America as buffer class citizens.
I get it’s NYC, but it’s criminal (pun intended) that Black mayors in places like Memphis and Baltimore don’t get anywhere close to the praise Mamdani gets for the progress they’ve made in cities that have far less resources.