Dr Umar Johnson Asked What Did Black People Benefit From 50 Years Of HipHop And Rap?? Good Question!

[@Tkdanso]

No it actually set us back specifically gangster rap. It only promoted negativity in our society

[@tierdallas]

This was very Intelligent great video it’s all about business

[@fpvsmurf]

It set our morals and values back. Check the 1920s and 1960s and how 2024 is. We souled out...

[@teemay967]

It took us back

[@spcwilliams5951]

I can say as an older person that a lot of music was trash based upon the lyrics alone. Sex, murder, and drugs.

[@fearablackheaven1198]

In what tangible way has pan africanism helped black people in the past 80 years 😂😂

[@ReMpFreddie]

Only thing i can think is it has allowed for us to have more token blacks to be able to get rich and famous on the off chance that they’re lucky enough to have their voice sound good on a microphone for the entertainment of all non black peoples when they would not have been able to succeed otherwise due to our global subjugation and powerlessness

[@WONANDONESPORTS]

all the black labels are gone Karl Kani , Fubu , rocawear, baby phat, phatpharm all defunked

[@brolickscholar3083]

Unless you’re working in Hiphop industry, It’s not supposed to help you financially.. other than by giving you an example to follow and or improve and expound upon. It binds us culturally. We attend events and parties and listen to the music. We recite and analyze the songs and exchange ideas and criticisms. We dance, nod our heads and enjoy the songs. However, Nobody owes you anything. You get out of life what you put into it. I’m not a socialist and don’t feel that I’m entitled to anyone else’s success. All I want is the opportunity and freedom.

[@ForeverElevate]

@@brolickscholar3083 💯💯

[@sudanwilliams2350]

Everyone else benefited, but black people

[@Lioness0828]

We always get sabotaged

[@brolickscholar3083]

It put African Americans on the map in the biggest way. Now all over the world, the black man has an influence, a voice. Now we are communicating ideas and experiences to others. (Ameen) Don’t let the other man control your expression.

[@ForeverElevate]

@@brolickscholar3083 ✊🏾✊🏾

[@leandobailey6401]

Bro we've lost way more than we've gain over hip hop

[@brolickscholar3083]

@@leandobailey6401 I didn’t lose anything. Maybe YOU lost and I’m sorry if you did but I’m not a loser. I be focused out here…. 🫡

[@leandobailey6401]

@@brolickscholar3083 dude this ain't about an individual incident if you listen he said as a collective group. If you're blk you've lost just like the rest of us have. Again this isn't a.n individual setting pay attention

[@brolickscholar3083]

@@leandobailey6401 That doesn’t even make sense..

[@jysonbird9464]

I wouldn't have said fubu or Carl Kani I would've said when talking about black clothing lines Milano di rouge that's a black clothing line started by a black woman and her clothing line is throbbing

[@georgeroberts7462]

BRO, IT AIN'T GON HAPPEN

[@alexforeman265]

Somebody need to do a investigation on his college degree in his college critics because this guy right here just running around running his mouth calling himself a doctor with no credentials. I guess we all doctors now 12 dozen elevated. Don’t go to get them folks back the money they gave you for the treat and quick trying to ride puff daddy 🌰 🫵🏿