Culture Vulture: Joe Conzo Blocks Microphone Check Documentary

[@ikediamond]

Puerto Rican culture is quite distinct and profoundly absent from Hip Hop.

[@theencourager8485]

Tariq already took care of that. He took all the pics out and it’ll be on Amazon in 3 weeks

[@trillfate4479]

The bigger issue is the Oscar consideration

[@MOOR1787]

W we hats the culture?

[@hviii7452]

Appreciate DJ Phase and all the original Bronx/NYC FBA that are telling the truth about creating of Hip Hop. No hate towards the P.R. Or Jamaicans. Appreciate them too in Hip Hop.

[@AlphonseWeebay]

THIS is Joe Conzo’s contribution to hip hop.

[@camfreed9829]

Being a sucka ahh camera man

[@dboi4952]

😂😂😂 right

[@trillfate4479]

🎯

[@oliverlacey3765]

This topic should be across all the melanated entertainment media shows. Thank you family.

[@eastbee103]

PRs got they damm nerve!! Jamaicans got nerve too!!

[@mrwhite77781]

I seen louie Armstrong rapping in a black and white movie about his band he gave all the band a shout out and what they did in a rap version they were in a Louisiana club. This music was called ragtime

[@emceeunderdogrising]

Most of that was off the top freestyle too. He would do it at shows. He also had some moves that resembled modern B-Boy techniques. Armstrong was way ahead of his time.

[@rafaelrincon133]

So ya fell for the good ol tareeq remix huh?

[@rafaelrincon133]

Tareeq does this all the time in his docs and ya fall for this shit? Can we just try to use some sense. Please. You think a 17 year old growing up in the 70’ 80’s was influenced by Louis Armstrong? In the beginning the mc was just there as a hype man. I got the best dj. He better than your dj. That became im the best mc. Im better than ur mc. Two things can be similar and have zero correlation. Happens a lot.

[@Rue100]

TARIQ JUST TAKE THESE " PICTURES " OUT AND KEEP IT GOING WITH YOUR FACTUAL PROJECT MICROPHONE CHECK "

[@sunflowerthegoddess1737]

@Rue100• YAP 👍❗️AND ALL Dr. COLONIZER And Joe Bozo did ... Was PROVE OUR ARGUMENT FOR US 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 ! They Bottom-Shelf BRAD wannabee's 🙄🤦😮‍💨 . . . " If you don't give us . Co-Creator credit . Then we gon' pull a WHOLE KAREN on yare ! A get the film shut down 😤 "❗️

[@UltraInstinct-yn1ft]

@@Rue100 Tariq not evn hiz real name. Y iz that?

[@Rue100]

@@UltraInstinct-yn1ft WHO GIVES A SHITTTTT

[@camfreed9829]

⁠@@UltraInstinct-yn1ftYOUR NAME ISNT ULTRA INSTINCT! Y IZ DAT??

[@Theannointed1]

​@@UltraInstinct-yn1ft what the fuck does that have to do with tethers lying about creating Hip-Hop. 50/50 . You sound like you're tether babbling. 😂😂

[@keithfowler1674]

Everything we create people try to take it from American Blacks.

[@shermricks7340]

Sadat is underrated and as far as Puba, no one in Hip Hop has reinvented themselves more than Puba. Puba had the game on lock in the early 90's.

[@BigReese1981]

Bro, lord Jamal stop saying no offense I grew up in the 80’s 90’s and we still didn’t get along with PR like that. Thats why the Bloods And Crips started. We used to fight the Latin Kings, Bones and them Dominicans all the time in the 90s

[@thegodpodlordjamar]

You tell no lies. 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@KayaLomasi]

The FBAs created Hip Hop and many other genres in America. The FBAs also created R&B, Funk, Soul, Jazz, etc and some guests include Bruno Mars, The Debarges, Rhianna, Tina Marie, Justin Timberlake, Robin Thicke and many many others. The same also applies to Hip Hop, there are many guests which include Jamaicans and Puerto Ricans. FBAs have always been music geniuses who are the trend setters globally.

[@thomasealy1254]

The debarg family is from the Detroit area the father is is white but the mom is definitely fba a beautiful dark Indian eous queen great gospel singer and piano player facts

[@thomasealy1254]

The high yellow folks but the came from the button in grand rapids Michigan and love respected and rep their culture the sang pop& rb the bring the deep soul music from their mom t the two older brothers bobby& Tommy sang with switch 70s jamaine Jackson got them recording deal

[@SoAMAZINmusic]

@@KayaLomasi everybody outside of New York are also guests in Hip Hop.

[@UltraInstinct-yn1ft]

@@KayaLomasi Tariq a fraud @$$ goof who created fba jus 2b divisive. Mechee X xpozed bruh wit receipts

[@KayaLomasi]

@@SoAMAZINmusic Not true... Hip Hop is black American culture and there are black Americans throughout the USA. Just like R&B is FBA culture and is not regionalized to any particular location. Hip Hop is FBA culture no matter where FBAs reside and EVERYBODY else are guests. Period.

[@360will7]

I don't care if a PR was there or not, did he use PR music, fashion, or dance style to contribute to hip hop? If he used black America cultural elements, then PR didn't participate in anything.

[@higherway1036]

Bingo

[@360will7]

@@Talkmyishh The Bronx created break dancing, rapping, R & B, Funk, Jazz, black American fashion? No! What the Bronx did is distributed the culture.

[@chinablack9790]

​@Talkmyishh 😂😂😂 Why you tryna lie now Randee??? Yall said it was 50/50!

[@chinablack9790]

​@@TalkmyishhJust like the rest of us FBA! Calling out all of yall liars!

[@higherway1036]

@@360will7 talk that talk @360will7. Stay on that noggin!

[@777sweet]

I just can't understand why a group that their culture, music, dialect, and language influenced a culture that was "already" established in AMERICA already. Their families came from a total different country that was wayyy behind in industrial wise. If they were on top, they wouldn't migrant here. Black Americans had juke box, hottest music, clothes, soul train and etc. The islands were mostly rural and had to access to TV maybe a radio like Black America did. For sure LACK AMERICANS DONT ADAPT WELL WITH ACENTS AND DIFFERENT CULTURES THEY CAN'T UNDERSTAND. Even BOB MARLEY stated in one of his documentaries that he was making music for BLACK AMERICANS, but BLACK AMERICANS wasn't supporting his music. He was shocked that more "WHITE PEOPLE" were at his concerts than BLACK PEOPLE. Just that statement alone can tell no other culture influenced HIP HOP. If other cultures created HIP HOP they learned it from the source just like CHINA was all farmland and got blueprints from USA Manufactuing companies and created their own version of things. Logically, who came to who's country? Who speaks English? Who was the majority in America at that time? WHO's culture was more tribalistic due to them thinking they were white plus didn't speak ENGLISH... its all on logic.

[@mykchek7]

Name One all PR Crew of emcees in NYC from 1972-1975!!!! I'll wait...

[@thegodpodlordjamar]

I’m waiting too. 🥱

[@UltraInstinct-yn1ft]

@@mykchek7 😭 Y U do that? Lmao

[@BOOZTHEBIZZLE]

Keep playing Lord Jamel from new Rochelle ... 👁️👁️​@@thegodpodlordjamar you not going like how this turns out.

[@mikeloe666]

😂😂😂

[@MrWARBUCKS24]

Name one black crew of emcees from 72-75

[@willie417]

he tried too, but the show is still going on

[@virgilrelford]

Iv'e Heard what DJ Phase has said A While back! .. They LOVE our Music & Talents.. They just Don't want Our Own Face on IT.. Ain't that Some Shat?????

[@ctreid89]

I knew you was gonna cover this vulture stuff 🙌🏾

[@manueldilone8424]

You guys are dope and will live on past this generation! The reason the mainstream keeps promoting the same idea and people is because they have to keep them relative....

[@luluridout8499]

Thank you Jamar .

[@skillet6870]

American music forms: Spirituals, Blues, Ragtime, Jazz, Country, Gospel, Bluegrass, Folk, R&B, Rock n Roll, Doo-Wop, Soul, Funk, Disco, Punk, House and of course Rap and Hip Hop---all enjoy well documented Black American roots coupled with undeniable Black American influence---whether directly or indirectly.. Latinos -- puerto ricans particularly -- explain how you co-created or co-invented yet another installment in the legacy of Black Musical expression known as Rap and Hip Hop, yet didn't co-create or co-invent any of the elements of the 14 or so African American music forms that preceeded it? Or why you were nowhere to be found and absent during the creative and inventive foundation outlining the forms of Black American musical expression, brilliance and greatness throughout, or even prior to the previous 14 or so Black American music forms that are mentioned above. Yet then, all of a sudden--out of nowhere, you folks come along and falsely claim latinos and/or puerto ricans co-created and co-invented Rap and Hip Hop 50/50 half n half (which is the evidence-free and utter nonsense being peddled by derrick colon, radical latino, fat joe and numerous other un-informed and envious latinos---claims latinos never mentioned, verbalized or asserted during its inception in the early 1970's)---latinos claims of "50/50--half & half co-creation and co-invention just don't add up---it makes no sense and are increasingly coming under heavy scrutiny which is leading to these claims being easily debunked--as it should've been. Moreover, the heavy hateful and many times racist criticism directed at the Black American youngsters, by the racist white media over having created Rap and Hip Hop, latinos -- particularly puerto ricans -- and jamaicans NEVER came forward to denounce the vicious onslaught, yet 50 years later they want to take credit for this FBA art form that they didn't create..

[@AlphonseWeebay]

I like the way you broke it down.

[@emceeunderdogrising]

There is a vulture epidemic right now. Everyone is fighting over table scraps.

[@UltraInstinct-yn1ft]

@@emceeunderdogrising problm iz mf's keep feedin tha parasytes

[@Broussardbeatz]

Joe "Gonzo" just made that Doc bigger, Tariq added more to the doc, rare photos etc, for the new release. NY should of expose these vultures back in the 90's when brothas was really bout it bout it standing on business for the culture.

[@UltraInstinct-yn1ft]

Sumbody alwayz get mad when U expoze a fraud insteada analyzin. Critical thinkin iz 2 much brain werk I guess

[@chinablack9790]

​@Talkmyishh Yall don't even recognize sarcasm! Why do you think everyone in the shop laughed at the end when he said......'and the Puerto Ricans '???😂😂😂

[@LOU1982]

@@TalkmyishhExposed by who?😂😂You Latinos always claim someone’s been exposed, nah, you’ve been exposed and you can’t stop this brotha from dropping truth on you.

[@anitahall3340]

Too late black men let them in, because most of these black men wanted to sleep with there women, you got to give up something.

[@chinablack9790]

​@Talkmyishh Caz NEVER said Puerto Ricans created or co- created ANYTHING!!

[@robertrann8450]

WE HAVE ALL OF THE PRIMARY EVIDENCE. AND SOURCES. FOR OUR CLAIMS OF PURE OWNERSHIP OF THE CREATION OF HIP HOP BRONXDALE 1970/71

[@bige5423]

Ive never seen a whole group clout chase and cry like this before😂😂

[@AlexHandmaster]

I know, eh? FBA's are so pathetic.

[@bige5423]

@@AlexHandmaster nah...you cheap labor givers are acting like full street walkers😂😂😂😂

[@bige5423]

@@AlexHandmasterand your music and style is still trash😂😂😂 that's why yall brought all the pacifiers to stop crying😂😂😂

[@geechiegeech]

@@bige5423 He got 6 likes. You got zero. Suck on that for a while. lewzer. 🤣

[@fbfb64]

@@bige5423 You sure got riled up real quick lmfao 400 years of free labor will do that to ya.

[@LyteSho]

Thank you Lord Jamar for pushing for truth, knowledge, and wisdom. Knowledge is 1, Truth is universal, love is the answer. Keep it up!!!

[@yassinesekkoumi3143]

After MICROPHONE CHECK we need a part 2 : CAMERA CHECK. Give the flowers to the living, give the props to JAMEL SHABAZZ 📸

[@RazorReg]

Why did I have to do it?? He asked for it/ His man saw it/ So it don’t mean shit to me/ He’s gone/ That’s how it supposed to be/ Now check it out now

[@UltraInstinct-yn1ft]

😂🔥

[@ikediamond]

Sir Coxsone Dodd, the father of the Jamaican music industry already stated how they started out mimicking the style and music culture from us that was played on Jamaican radio. The Wailers (Peter Tosh, Bunny Livingston, and Bob Marley) started out sounding and looking like Motown artists.

[@purplesmoke451]

Peace and love from Canada!

[@dn30001]

Remember seeing Sadat and Lord Jamar back in Philly at Hoodstock. Rocked the hell out of that show. Foundation woth Puba's return was a severely underrated album as well.

[@karen757nnva5]

Well said L. JAMAR #!$$$ This video is proof that they can't change. Love you ❤❤❤

[@grindstonemediagroup]

Kool Herc & Grandmaster Flash are of Caribbean descent

[@chrisg.9055]

HAHAHA I already got it on Amazon

[@S.O.T.SMEDIA]

Big Up to The Brand Nubians Crew

[@LonnellRich]

My whole thing is the facr that the 5percent nation of gods and earths had a heavy hand in the formation of hiphop. The bboy stance the lingo everything. That right thete telks you who created hip-hop

[@jamesapt66]

I no longer subscribe to the lessons but I never imagined that I’d one day have the opportunity to tell you Jamar that you, Puba Maxwell and Sadat were my 1st enlighteners. Before I ever had any degrees or even my attribute I damn sure had that One For All album. ✌️

[@Leeslaughtr]

General Jamar your verse in Punks Jump Up was thorough and Dont let go to your head was beast. Appreciate you always. I guess I gotta off them with a few cracks(I aint even saying pauae)👑🔥

[@Vincent-um9pi]

RIP Chino XL and Kool G Rap 🙏

[@305donkryder8]

DJ Polo died not Kool G Rap

[@thebunkertv8847]

@305donkryder8sheesh 😢

[@a.b.willis3173]

Yes loved me some Dj Polo and also to my man Chino XL he was cold on the mic ,and also was a top tier battle rapper can't take nothing from dude

[@lishamonroe3962]

😂😂😂😂 Lord Jamar! ✊🏽✊🏽😂

[@emoneybagz8629]

LJ bringing TRUTH to POWER!!!! 💯 🫡

[@UltraInstinct-yn1ft]

But technically, 3 ppl iz still 3 ppl. They waz there. They jus waz there 2 enjoy tha party 😂 iss gravy

[@Koopdville1]

highly underrated

[@thetruthhurts8618]

Dr Colonizer and the amazed spanish picture man didn't win a battle! They just blocked one punch😂😂😂But more punches are coming because we throw combinations!!!✊🏿✊🏿I'm sure it's some of us Black Americans that have pictures out there! Usually the people that take pictures of us Black Americans are us and fans of us!! We know they are fans😂😂😂

[@CW043]

Who are Dr. Colonizer and the amazed spanish?

[@joshuabeldo2656]

💯💯🙏🏾Lord peace god…

[@ulyssesmcqueen2588]

Yall in my top ten groups of all time!💯

[@actknowledgerightactionfro1516]

Bongo Drums are African Plus where are all the Spanish female mcs from the 70's... no speak a no!

[@kasheem1747]

I still listen to the DST joint with Shock-Dale from the wild style record

[@keepitforwardrecords]

Peace Peace… Definitely the entire crew underrated… and Sadat has been sampled a lot… RASpect Star

[@raybrown2811]

Brand Nubiane definitely underrated. Thatcfirst album a Classic. Check it out. Still bangin

[@JoseBXNY]

MC shan said it all best. Ya can't argue with him.

[@djkoodoo74]

Shout out Lord Jamar!!!

[@robertalexander2478]

He can always use paintings and with ai it would be super easy!!!

[@juve7]

4ppl/1000ppl x 100 = 0.4% of the then "populous/group".

[@robertalexander2478]

Hiphop know you know who your real friends are! If anyone has this marks photos, send them to me, I’ll paint them and there isn’t jackshhh he can do about it!!!! No one on planet earth can control this canvas over here!!! Matter of fact how can I get in touch with DJ Phase?

[@kennymac8391]

Joe Clownzo 😂🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@shanghei22]

Grand pubas 2000 album was really underrated!!!!

[@riannadominguez396]

The uncolonized version is out now. He ain’t stop nothing like he thought he would lol

[@Koopdville1]

brand nubian was THE hottest rappers in90-91. they split at the height of their success. i call them the conscious fugees. iykyk

[@TyroneGladden]

Hey Lord J can you comment on Dr Colonizer posting your interview on Math Hoffa Podcast ! You saying black created Hip Hop then there was a long draw you then said Puerto Ricans ??

[@thegodpodlordjamar]

Yes, I said that being GRACIOUS…not knowing at the time I said it, that later there would be VULTURES AND LYERS claiming creation, had I known that I would have been much more specific with my language.

[@jaidajones8788]

i always felt like sadat and dinco should have did a song together... and puba and lord finese... random thoughts

[@UltraInstinct-yn1ft]

@@jaidajones8788 Dinco D?

[@jaidajones8788]

@@UltraInstinct-yn1ft yep

[@seanymac242]

Sign my name with a Dot

[@MrWARBUCKS24]

Peace Lord what is this argument really about Hip Hop isn’t fba culture it’s NYC youth culture if they was there they was there fuck all the semantics cause this topic got that weird Bama Tariq Nashed speaking like he has some type of authority on Hip Hop when his country ass didn’t see hip hop til after Sugar Hill gang with the rest of America

[@thegodpodlordjamar]

NYC YOUTH CULTURE, IS FBA CULTURE…THATS THE POINT! All influences of HIP HOP were CREATED by FBA YOUTH CULTURE.

[@CHanksII]

It’s “semantics” to you because you are a NON FBA. You’re a tether and it’s disrespectful for you and any other tether to have the nerve to speak on what OUR culture(hip hop) is or isn’t. Your opinion is irrelevant

[@mytowntrill5441]

I LOVE BRAND NUBIAN. Dope group, Tier 1. Respect, from H-Town

[@UltraInstinct-yn1ft]

Haz LJ evr sed Y they don't make muzic? They all still alive so 🤔🤔

[@donnharlem9604]

Like JAY-Z told DAME another Make another me. SO to all the baseball fans make another original form of music like you have done in the past because everyone knows baseball fans have created multiple original forms of music .

[@JacquezWilliams-j2o]

Keep pushing big bro Chicago K TOWN ALI

[@saeyhaqeiqa4628]

And Reggaeton came from black Panamanians not Ricans no disrespect just facto baby!!

[@820e4cf7jh]

💯🫡

[@SoAMAZINmusic]

There was more Latinos than Blacks in the Bronx in 1970 and today they’re the majority. There’s no way you can prove beyond a reasonable doubt that there was 0% cultural exchange and influence. I know Lord Jamar has this old school narcissistic viewpoint that Blacks are the only ones with the “sauce” but it’s an impossibility for culture to be a one way street. Especially amongst a population living so tightly together. Puerto Rico was annexed by America in 1898. Long before Lord Jamar’s descendants came here from Guyana. Puerto Rican culture is American culture.

[@A_Yo_brown]

Prior to 1898 what culture was it?

[@SoAMAZINmusic]

@@A_Yo_brown it doesn’t matter what it was because you accept Lord Jamar. You can’t have one special standard for him and a different standard for everybody else.

[@lockvegas05]

@@SoAMAZINmusicLord Jamar is FBA because his mother is FBA and he grew up in FBA culture . Him being from Guyana is a moot as he has the right to both cultures.

[@SoAMAZINmusic]

@@lockvegas05 that’s fine, you’re entitled to believe that. I believe in patrilineal lineage. The father plants the seed. You are what your father is and Lord Jamar also has a white forefather. It can be argued that he has even less of a claim than the Puerto Ricans and Caribbean folks.

[@lockvegas05]

@@SoAMAZINmusic How do Caribbean and PR have more right to hip hop if his mother is FBA and hip hop culture comes from his mother side. He doesn’t know anything about Guyana, but he knows about Black American culture as he grew up in the culture . For example, Drake is not FBA even though his father is FBA; he grew up with mother’s Jewish family . He is cosplaying is FBA side .

[@ozlopanama891]

Good‼️ glad he blocked that BULL SHYT‼️ trying to dismiss OUR CONTRIBUTIONS TO HIPHOP; that’s what tf Y’ALL GET‼️🤷🏽

[@thegodpodlordjamar]

It’s coming back out in a couple weeks 😂😂😂😂

[@TagoJones]

He not a vulture. Tariq is dissing n clowning him. Dissing Africa, and people from the Caribbean - so why should a Puerto Rican let Tariq “The Turncoat” Nasheed use his material? You wanna erase the people that were there and still use their material? Seems contradictory. You can’t say they weren’t there and then use material that proves they were there.

[@alstone5005]

First?

[@UltraInstinct-yn1ft]

🏆

[@Blackice-x5w]

Our black nation and black artists need to learn to stop letting culture vulture Yakubians and other PCS who don't look like us in our culture stop helping colonizers get rich off our culture

[@iamv482]

Next outsiders is going to lie and say they created Soul Train 🚈.

[@markbeatts]

Tariq used some of my flyers in his book that I had posted on social media but it's all good I didn't mind as long share history