Diamond D Talks Fat Joe Vs FBA!

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#DiamondD #FatJoe #FBA #FoundationalBlackAmerican #FoundationalBlackAmericans #LordJamar #TariqNasheed #CubanLink #TerrorSquad #DITC #Latino #Latinos #latinoamerica #digginginthecrates #Bronx

[@KNOWtheLEDGE7]

This just shows the loyalty and love black people have for others. Hes sticking up for joe despite joe being out of line. Also validating latinos.

[@ClydeCollier]

Is he really sticking up for Joe though??? He said that PR’s didn’t start Hip Hop so that’s saying Joe was wrong. But PR’s were there in the beginning, but it wasn’t started on some 50/50 ish.

[@KNOWtheLEDGE7]

well DITC validated Joe. Big L, Lord Finesse, SHOW and AG, Diamond D, OC, Buckwild were ALL LEGENDS ALREADY! nobody would pay Joe any attention without them. Only reason Joe got DJ Premier beat was because of DITC. Diamond kept it real but he still validated latinos by saying they added on.

[@PANDACHOPTV]

Yeah it was weird because he didn’t 💩 on Joe but he disagreed with his 50/50 narrative and the use of the N-word while he understood why Puerto Ricans use it

[@KNOWtheLEDGE7]

​@@PANDACHOPTV DITC already had issues with Joe because he never kept in touch with them after he blew up. Lord Finesse already spoke on this which sparked a reunion in 2016 with DITC album sessions.....so they already know how Joe moves but they all good dudes ...finesse was upset at Joe for years

[@tonybrownox]

You nuggas can't control us... now you wanna say the love??? Streets got no love.. WHAT LOVE, KIDDO??

[@HouseOfDues]

Puerto Ricans were acknowledged from the beginning of all this for “being there and participating AFTER its inception” Lord Jamar said it too, but they did not CREATE or PARTICIPATE IN THE “CREATION” which some are claiming.

[@HouseOfDues]

@ I dont take everything seriously he says but I give credit where/ when due. Now as for the Prof Dave incident (which I watched), he played the f**k out himself. Couldn’t and wouldn’t answer an educated question (in a debate that he challenged) with an educated answer beside his ignorant animated “default responses.

[@prfu1222]

Lord Jamar from Mt. Vernon. That Lord Jamar?

[@adean7617]

I really don't understand the discrepancy; EVERYBODY copied FBA styles and culture when they got here. NOBODY in the USA wanted to walk like talk like or dress like ANYBODY from an island, it was and still is the other way around. Music in the USA is from black Americans.

[@InthenameofAllah114]

Not the FBA’s down south

[@thepredicate7089]

1:02 👉🏾 Diamond D states did they start hip hop ! 🗣️ NO ! So First Hip Hop was created ! Then 2nd They watched cuz they was there ! Then 3rd They participated ! Thee End ! 🫡

[@Asiatic57]

Hip Hop is BLACK MUSIC. The Latins took to the style because they gravitate and can RELATE to Black Culture. Which is cool, were all Family . And I love my Puerto Rican Queen. I love Spanish Women in general...more than I do Blackwomen to be honest. But I'm always gonna stand on Truth .

[@NevaSellmySoul]

Facts

[@kendeshajoyner9564]

This is not about what you like. Keep it about FBA culture.

[@Asiatic57]

@@kendeshajoyner9564 No shit

[@williamgarcia8033]

Like I said before I'm Puerto Rican born and raised in Brooklyn and I know Puerto Ricans did not start hip hop... But like I said before if hip hop started on Friday... Saturday Puerto Ricans was already there helping with the cause... Now is not the time for us to separate and go against each other especially in this crazy world we live in now 💯🗽

[@mantekarey8303]

I can accept that I can’t accept the stereotypes and the slander with name calling and the late 70’s early 80 microphone check narrative

[@cookiemonster91208]

If Hip Hop is multicultural then what real percentage goes to Black people from America, the creators of Ragtime, the Blues, Country, Jazz, Rock & Roll, House, etc?

[@PANDACHOPTV]

That’s why when I interviewed Mc Shan he spoke about black people didnt gatekeep the culture so now it’s not in their control the way it should have been

[@cookiemonster91208]

@ Nobody’s asking for control. We’re demanding respect for creating and sharing our art with the world. Anybody denying the truth needs to be cancelled.

[@tonybrownox]

@@cookiemonster91208 lol

[@kendeshajoyner9564]

​@@cookiemonster91208Exactly 💯

[@PhotoLibrary-i3s]

It's not that simple..

[@kc-zf1jp]

Naw, we only need to get along with those who generally respect us. If we let you in and enjoy the fruits of our creation, you need to respect us, humble yourself, and don't cross the line of disrespect. If you are non black, absolutely no use of the N word. I don't care how much you believe you're of the culture or have close relationships with black people

[@PANDACHOPTV]

Are you from NY?

[@kc-zf1jp]

@PANDACHOPTV Nope

[@johnrose1908]

Hip Hop is a 4 element culture, there may be no founding Latino rappers (Hip Hop is not rap but rap is Hip Hop) right, but where did they stand when the elements of b-boying, djing, and graffiti writing became Hip Hop? Where did white people stand when those elements were recognized as Hip Hop?

[@rickymccarter4529]

That’s the problem. Black folks is always forgiven. It’s time to stay in 10 toes down and say fuck that no Mo is over.🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥💯👎🏾

[@terilphelps1122]

The problem is these young cats in their 20’s and 30’s from other states outside NY are trying too rewrite the history books. Thanks to Tariq Nesheed who’s also an outsider!!

[@kendeshajoyner9564]

Tariq came to the source.

[@PhotoLibrary-i3s]

Tariq Nasheed is a Agent.

[@kendeshajoyner9564]

@@PhotoLibrary-i3s Do you have a documentary about Tariq Nasheed?

[@harrysmith-g8k]

@@kendeshajoyner9564 he came to the source and still got it wrong, and the source he used for graffiti was from jeff changs book which got it wrong,( an asain from cali, gonna tell us in ny how it happened?) he did no research at all. now tell me how topcat 126 who is from harlem and not philly by the way, how does he teach taki 183 how to write if topcat 126 does not start writing in nyc until fall of 1971? julio 204 stops writing in 1970, a whole year before top cat 126 even starts but tariq says he taught julio, do you see the unbelievable nonsense we are saying ? it is totally false and two puerto rican kids by the names cay 161 and junior 161 create the first masterpieces, black folks join that culture in nyc later, and nyc was always before philly anyway...so i have receipts just google ny times taki spawns pen pals and look at the date of the article...taki 183 is the king of new york, a whiteboy just get over it......also the art of djaying begins with white djs, the art of rhyming over music is european and graffiti art is a caucasain outlaw art movement...plz do the knowledge

[@kendeshajoyner9564]

@harrysmith-g8k Tariq Nasheed documentary Microphone Check interviewed the source. What most don't comprehend is that hip-hop wasn't created it evolved from Black American culture. There's footage, pictures, and shows dating back to the 30s capturing FBA culture. The narrative that everyone believes is that it's not FBA culture. Show us any other culture doing anything close to hip-hop. "We Were There," sound clash culture, and merry go round myth with no receipts to prove it. Where's a documentary made by any other culture equivalent to Microphone Check? The Truth has been told throughout social media platforms. Everyone is in denial because they can't except that it's FBA culture.

[@Sean-n4l]

If yall wasn't there in that era yall don't know anything diamond is my brother I grew up with the whole d.i.t.c he is right Puerto Ricans was there in the beginning 💯facts

[@PANDACHOPTV]

Do you think Puerto Ricans are co-creators?

[@kendeshajoyner9564]

Being there and creating is two different things.

[@darwinashby7368]

Being there and actually creating it is 2 different things..

[@Sean-n4l]

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[@jamalevans1574]

They didn't create it tho,they were there tho

[@krisatkinson3765]

As a Black Man I'm looking at any Brother who tries to casually dismiss what Joe said side ways. You can make a point and be respectful at the same time. to just get on a platform and say what he said blatantly shows you HIP HOP lacks MEN. This is what happens when you let people in that don't respect you or your home. They act like it isn't crap and disrespect you and your ancestors

[@shariefrobinson604]

No Joe said 50/50 where is the 1st Latino hip hop Album in the 70s 80s This What FBA is Saying no one ever said they wasn’t there You do know that u don’t need breaking to record a album 😂

[@bezzyranx9839]

😂😂😂😂😂This channel is dedicated to hating on Joey Crack, it’s actually uncanny!!

[@PANDACHOPTV]

This the first video on this channel?

[@Im_clocked_in]

@@PANDACHOPTVno it’s not the first video but he’s right you literally just talk bad about fat joe & side with anyone who dislikes him. If he wasn’t relevant you’d have nothing else to talk about

[@187murderous]

Glad someone finally said it shit everytime I see some panda chop shit he always saying some negative shit about fat joe nigga sound jus like cuban link

[@lenznylenzny7131]

word needs to be call chopfatjoe not pandachop lol

[@ev8318]

100%

[@gwiz2075]

Diamond D just dispelled Fat Joe's myth. Fat Joke said Puerto Ricans CREATED Hip Hop 50/50 and Diamond D is NO Emphatically. Hip Hop is a Black American art form that Puerto Ricans participated in 🤷🏾‍♂️. DEBATE OVER.

[@ofnazareth9376]

As a Puerto Rican who doesn't claim we started it and was actually in the South Bronx when it happened.... i wonder if all the artists who's records were being scratched to create the style... since Hip Hop is basically an art of stealing from others to create something new... I wonder if all those white dudes that created those songs want to weigh in and point out that thier records were the ones being scratched in order to create hip hop? Hmmmmmmmm. Maybe some lawsuits will put this silly conversation to rest. People forgot about Rick Rubens contribution. They forgot about Blondie making the first Rap Music Video (eventhough the Jubilaires were recorded in the 40's which was basically Christian music. So basically Christias started Rap)They forgot about Aerosmith helping make rap go mainstream and increase sales. They forgot about the Beastie Boys being the style Eazy E jacked. And the list goes on and on. Hip Hop is a NY thing. If you wasn't there..... shhhhhhhh

[@tokatv6713]

Arthur Baker production 🎛️

[@Sizond]

Straight Black Culture.. Too desperate to be down.. Embarrassing your future Descendants when they see all of this in the future... smh .. All over NY Black Folk was doing this.. The Cameras went to the Bronx and Bronx dudes posted up and spoke about themselves and left out Brooklyn and Queens and Staten Island..

[@sinematic06]

You’re describing a lot of things that happened after its inception though. Joe said blacks and Latinos created hip hop 50/50. And a lot of pioneers were just saying no that’s not true. Puerto Ricans participated early. And had a lot of major contributions. But it was created by black people in NYC. The DJ’s played a major role back then more than the emcees which I’m sure you know. Also hip hop was scratching and sampling funk and R&B. I don’t know what white songs you’re referring to. The DJ’s were taking James Brown and other funk records that their parents were into and playing those or stretching the break downs into “break beats” for the parties. Kids would break dance over those breaks. Emcees would hype the crowd up. People are talking about who created it when it was just a street thing in New York.

[@absolute7250]

They got theyre credit. That’s why biz markie never made a dime off his album. He got sued for not clearing the samples. That’s what made him quit rapping and become a dj.

[@absolute7250]

Diamond kept it 💯

[@DanielGarcia-oj5fp]

If you're not from NYC, this isn't your conversation. Be quiet and listen.

[@deebknyc0985]

Ny started hop hop....birth of hop.hop....NY we are pioneers....innovators.... trend setters period....We started rap...hip hop culture.. rest of the world followed suit

[@carlmyrick3422]

Hip hop is not a all lives matter. You are a idiot. I'm from Brooklyn New York. Black Americans created the culture, which is a fact. Everyone else came later. Stop trying to steal the culture. Puerto Ricans just participated and learn from black people. The only two areas of hip Hop yeah dominated was the graffiti and breakdancing. Can black people still created that too

[@kendeshajoyner9564]

Hip Hop evolved from Black American Culture. Can you say FBA?

[@lockvegas05]

@@kendeshajoyner9564 💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯

[@Self_Truth7]

​@@kendeshajoyner9564hip hop evolved in NYC -Bronx. That's a fact. Don't ever forget that.

[@kendeshajoyner9564]

@@Self_Truth7 It was named hip-hop by Black American in the Bronx. Why haven't Puerto Ricans showed anything from their culture that's used in hip-hop?Can you say FBA?

[@Thehustleman_]

Jesus this is just a Fat Joe Bashing channel

[@PANDACHOPTV]

How is this even bashing Joe? His own friend is talking about him and I didn’t even share my opinion on the topic. His friend disagreed with him but also provided understanding and context to why Puerto Ricans use the N Word

[@Thehustleman_]

@ the “whole” channel is a bashing Fat Joe channel Every subject matter with different guest is 95 percent bashing Joe …

[@Raboogy]

Facts

[@kendeshajoyner9564]

Where was this energy when Fat Joe lied?

[@PANDACHOPTV]

@ lied about what?

[@FBA1979]

How Did WE Get Stuck Between A Puerto Rock and A Hard Place?

[@PhotoLibrary-i3s]

FBA is a joke.

[@LuGar1973]

If you’re not from New York. You will not understand the dynamic of Puerto Rican and Black communities.

[@avace917]

Facts. Every school I went to in NYC had blacks and Puerto Ricans in the same class and I graduated in 89. Many of my best friends growing up were Puerto Rican

[@kendeshajoyner9564]

If you're not FBA, hip-hop is not your culture. Hip-hop evolved from Black American Culture.

[@LuGar1973]

⁠@@kendeshajoyner9564 FBA is BS propaganda. FBA is not NY. FBA was created to separate race from the culture. There was no FBA when hip-hop was created FOH!!!!

[@postmastersgt1670]

Thats just an excuse for yall giving them a pass for they undercover racist bs. Yall dont got the heart to straighten them yall jus go along to get along

[@kendeshajoyner9564]

@@postmastersgt1670 Exactly 💯 It's never Black and Brown until hip-hop debates.

[@rodneywilliams1300]

Nobody said they were not there. They said they created it 50/50. False. Why do people keep trying to change the argument.

[@rm8344]

S/O Diamond D

[@thehoodsmokerspotcast]

Down with the Beluga whale

[@krisatkinson3765]

Contributing and Created 50/50 are two different things. Why no one just ask them to name 2 things they created 50/50. I'll give them 50 yrs of HIP HOP to name 2 things?

[@smokestack763]

Panda chop started hiphop............sike!

[@PANDACHOPTV]

😂😂😂

[@getparadox]

03:15 Dropped the ball.

[@OlawaleAjala-i4i]

Di'mon' Dz inpu' an' insigh' nailz i' ag'in. Eld'r statezm'n. Go' ah be dun wiv diz. London.

[@jawandd]

I COME FROM ONE OF THOSE NEIGHBORHOODS 2 IN JERSEY, WHO EVER FOUGHT TOGETHER, BROKE BREAD TOGETHER AND LIVED TOGETHER USED THE N WORD TOGETHER..

[@PANDACHOPTV]

In the North East it’s like that but I think people from the area understand that. Now that the internet has become more popular than ever now we see the differences culturally depending where you live

[@Futuristbillpicone]

Panda chop get on every one in Hip Hop that supported Trump.

[@daoldnewyork7639]

It's not sticking up for Joe it's facts we from here these are facts

[@PANDACHOPTV]

I think that NY culture is different than other places and Id you not from it then you not gonna understand it the same. Someone from NY can’t go to the south tell them about southern culture so it should be the same the other way around

[@KD_SWAGGER]

Love the editing by Panda Chop.

[@PANDACHOPTV]

🫡🫡🫡

[@KD_SWAGGER]

@PANDACHOPTV 🫡🫡🫡

[@prfu1222]

I thought FBA meant Fordham Burnside Arthur.

[@RolandoLuna-e3s]

True story my peoples, we were treated the same way, which it makes us the same tribe.Hip Hop 180st.From lamberts project to Webster project s.

[@juicepedraz941]

Diamond d is a rapper he is talking about rap. hip hip has 4 elements all us puerto ricans are saying is we help create and some puerto ricans created breaking moves so that's not just participating so stop with that. And also as far as the n word blacks should of stop that when they first heard prs saying it if not to late to bad we gonna keep on saying it

[@PANDACHOPTV]

I think people need to be specific. Creating breaking moves doesn’t mean created breaking at its inception. The N word situation is really isolated to NY because blacks in Ny didn’t have an issue with it. It’s everywhere else

[@juicepedraz941]

@PANDACHOPTV fba bs

[@kendeshajoyner9564]

What moves did Puerto Ricans create? What new moves have yall created since the 80s? Using the n word make yall look like followers trying to be FBA.

[@masterkbar7]

The initial narrative was that there were no Puerto Ricans there in the beginning and when that was disproven by way of Tex DJ Hollywood the narrative was switched to they didnt help to create it rhey were there watching which spawned the whole focus on Hip Hop being Black Culture when in actuality it is BRONX CULTURE.

[@PANDACHOPTV]

Have you been watching this debate from the beginning?

[@masterkbar7]

@ yes before Fat Joe was even part of the conversation.

[@MrBean617]

It’s a northeast thing. Puerto Ricans say it in Boston, too…

[@PANDACHOPTV]

It’s a cultural thing in all of that area that isn’t accepted in other places

[@tonybrownox]

Nigga, PR dont mean all LATINOS, watch the way you talk about LATINOS.. respect!!!

[@tonybrownox]

We ran BOSTON TOO

[@PANDACHOPTV]

What are you talking about? This comment wasn’t disrespectful at all

[@MS-1]

If you do the history (back to the transatlantic slave trade and before it in the Americas), you'll find the same common ancestry. We are the same people. Black Americans, Puerto Ricans, Jamaicans, Haitians, Dominicans, etc. (All the same ancestry).

[@nicklauscoley7173]

New York brothers taking big L for this one wow😢

[@PANDACHOPTV]

Why is that?

[@trollgod7565]

Don’t get offended now

[@PANDACHOPTV]

Who’s getting offended?

[@trollgod7565]

Fat Joe been saying Ni** a for 30 years , you FBA bozos don’t own any words , you don’t even clean up your crappy neighborhoods

[@mbp333]

Puerto Ricans 🇵🇷 in NYC can say N!693R,they've been with us as brother's forever...... & they're low key Morenos even though they don't identify.

[@esantiago5911]

Blacks were djing music that was funk and disco not hip hop and puertoricans were doing the same then hiphop evolve outta that together stop with the dividing music is infused from all backgrounds of all race of ppl together like instruments together creates sound in music . Is the drum the same as the guitar but together creates music

[@PANDACHOPTV]

So you believe Puerto Ricans were co-creators?

[@stevenporter5872]

He is not from the south Bronx they are from fourty apache section facts Look it up people 🧐

[@PANDACHOPTV]

Diamond D or Joe?

[@stevenporter5872]

@PANDACHOPTV Joe is from fourty apache section facts

[@d.squizzy245]

@@PANDACHOPTV ummmm last time i checked fort apache was located in the south bx 😂😂 in fact in 1981 paul newman made a movie called Fort Apache The South Bronx 😎

[@Self_Truth7]

Fort apache aka 41st Precint is in the South Bronx

[@Self_Truth7]

Hunts Point, Longwood, Simpson st, intervale. All south bronx. Fort apache is the precinct to those neighborhoods.