Lord Jamar Says Lil Kim & Nicki Minaj Are Industry Plants!

[@YC-dx5vl]

Lil Kim was the start of raunchy female rappers.

[@HiHello-wz6bx]

While raunchy female music isn't new to the black musical experience I do agree with you

[@charlita25]

The media calling Is pornoRAP

[@TalibMoore-er2bc]

She sure did

[@STell743]

No she wasn't, you must not heard of the groups BWP(Bytches With Problems) and H.W.A (Hoez With Attitude). All talk about their Ps and had rated X songs before Kim. H.W.A were on their album cover with lingerie on. The world is being destroyed by misinformed and under informed people.

[@qwammienewsome1357]

BWP HWA LUKE LIL KIM MC LYTE(Roughneck cut) etc All played a part in where we are now cuz way too many youngins then & now don't see the problem with degrading form(s) of music!!! Those artists or cuts get green lighted with little hesitation!! The current state of the rap genre aimed at the MASSES is for the immoral, irresponsible & immature listeners for the most part!!!

[@james441]

Kim was definitely used by the industry to push a certain image and mind state. But she’s talented too

[@thesupervisor3270]

If u call Kim a plant than you have to call BIG a plant

[@james441]

@@thesupervisor3270 I mean to an extent all rappers who rapped about women clothes cars and had a gangster image were misleading the people. But Kim was unique as she was basically the main woman to start it in a huge way

[@amandausharamdeen]

She was pushed by the industry but she was no industry plant. There is a difference

[@fredricksmith8760]

​@thesupervisor3270 NA, not really. I'm sure Big was used to push certain narratives. All street rappers were to a degree. But Biggie LEAD WITH TALENT. Kim was TALENTED, but she LEAD with SEXUALITY.

[@james441]

@@fredricksmith8760 that’s a good way of putting it

[@kevinrogers8352]

Lord Jamar wasn't lying when he said Lil Kim was the seed for these new age female rappers. Kim birthed Trina, Nicki Minaj, Megan Thee Stallion, Sexy Red, and Ice Spice. The wigs, the sexy outfits the raunchiness, that's from the Lil Kim tree.

[@james441]

Salt n pepper

[@VariousTopics2024andbeyond]

@@james441 Salt N Pepper was never raunchy.

[@james441]

@@VariousTopics2024andbeyond what do you think push it was about, what do you think whatta man was about, what was their other single called let’s talk about….. oh yeah ok

[@VariousTopics2024andbeyond]

@@james441 I hear you brother.

[@TheeManiBrazy]

That’s where it stops though and ANYONE that ACTUALLY listens to these women’s discographies knows that. Nicki and Kim are NOT The same sonically, never have been. People are just so stupid that they see “both women, both wear colorful wigs, they’re the exactly the same”. Pink Friday and hard core sound nothing alike. None of the music does.

[@tone901]

NY ignored Joey Badass and celebrated Bobby Shmurda 💯🤦🏾‍♂️

[@ObeyaCorpsArmory]

Now Joey Badass trying to rap about drug dealing and being a gangsta... lol i cant take him serious

[@manofthenorth6372]

Bruuuuh

[@joshuakithyoma9575]

Joey Badass is a try hard 90's boom bap rapper poser😂 Bobby Shmurda was sounding like 2014

[@tone901]

@@joshuakithyoma9575 🧢

[@teemadarif8243]

faCs

[@ScottGeorgeff]

Lord Jamar speaking BLACK EXCELLENCE

[@joshingram071]

🧢

[@MelanatedRevelation]

Yanadameen💯💯💯💯💯❗🤝🏿Yanadameen

[@wesleymills560]

He’s talking about industry plants. When is is gonna talk about something that’s actually black and excellent and not BS stuff he hates?

[@charlita25]

“She was a seed. “ I ❤Jamar 😂

[@ScottGeorgeff]

@@wesleymills560 Hes speaking on how we as black people reward ignorance and trash instead of valuing education and morals

[@sugarcrafty777]

This was good.Glad BM are finally calling out the BS.

[@christianjames92]

Kim was literally found by Biggie on the block because he was messing with her. He literally taught her how to rhyme. I am not understanding how she's a plant.

[@biggmixxo]

@@christianjames92 but the labels pushed her.

[@411CTda3rd]

Did you listen to him? He said "a seed." Comprehension

[@missqt48]

If somebody like Diddy was around Biggie.. who knows what he influenced him to do! I’m honestly heartbroken hearing about this theory.. but it’s plausible! Look at Kim from start to finish.. provocative and sexual all the way through her career! That’s a HUGE clue she was/is a plant! Plus she’s miserable AF with all that surgery! Wouldn’t be surprised if her handler manipulated her to get more cosmetic work done!

[@Dejays_lifestyle]

Labels pushed a certain image

[@joshingram071]

@@biggmixxo BIG's label Undeas w Lance Un Rivera is who backed her. Her appearances on Junior Mafia's debut Conspiracy is why she blew up!

[@Kmak2025]

“ Our Reward System Is F*** Up” …. Quote of the Century.

[@jamalgray8694]

TEACH BLACKMAN!!!

[@nofacade100]

He’s right. You can’t have smoke for Sexxy Red and not have smoke for Lil Kim and Nicki Minaj. It’s hypocritical

[@lonnylonso]

Yawn. Ya'll dont know your rap history if you think the public/activists/media wasnt on Kims NECK back then.

[@DetroitT379]

Y'all forget foxy brown

[@WayofJayCole]

Foxy wasn’t as mainstream this is why foxy is always mentioned after Kim. Even though Foxy was better and her music was more authentic 🙂‍↔️

[@S.412-q3q]

​@@WayofJayCole check her credits, she didn't write her sh!t either

[@TalibMoore-er2bc]

​​@@S.412-q3qFoxy wrote and freestyled better than Kim hence Puffy signed foxy to bad boy and never was interested in lil Kim so leave Fox out of this he didn't say her name lil kim nor her fans hate when foxy name is brought up so leave her out of this mess foxy didn't play the industry games or play by the industry rules

[@WayofJayCole]

@@S.412-q3q olp well I was wrong lmao 🥴🥴🥴

[@bobbytrilla6733]

@@TalibMoore-er2bcpuff managed Kim. He wanted to sign her but couldn’t because she was already signed to Undeas (Biggie’s biz partner’s label) Foxy was definitely signed to Def Jam so I already know you just yapping without facts

[@2conscious]

As a veteran NYC Educator, I can see this comment section is loaded with mentally/emotionally immature individuals🙄. Kim's "discovery" is separate from the amount of financing used to push Death Row Records, Bad Boy Entertainment, and the negative images of: NWA, Snoop Dog, Dr. Dre, Notorious BIG, Puffy, Lil' Kim, etc. Then, the fate of the listener was sealed, after Bill Clinton signed the 1996 Telecomm Policy Act. After this event, Clear Channel Communications (rebranded as iHeart Radio) purchased most radio stations, in the USA. This was the beginning of the "same 10 songs played every hour", era. Although KRS-One has been slipping on many subjects, I DO agree on his observation: the slave masters (ie: entertainment companies) will financially bless the LOWEST, STEREOTYPICAL, POISONOUS, IMMATURE people in our culture---and elevate them. Hispanics/Latinos and others were NOT casually using the "n word", before the early 1990's. Even BLACK YOUTH weren't using that word, casually!! Hispanics/Latinos and others were NOT wearing durags and cornrowing/box-braiding their hair, either. YO MTV RAPS was FINANCED and pushed images of [rap group] NWA throughout the farthest regions of the USA.....AND THE WORLD. Furthermore, just as Lord Jamar referred to the Black Power movement of the 1960's....there was a political revival via rap music (Public Enemy, KRS-One & BDP...Sister Souljah...Brand Nubian...) from 1988--1992. But, this socio-political movement was offset via the financing and promotion of NWA...and later the emergence of "The Chronic" (via Death Row). Soon after, Bad Boy Entertainment continued with the madness.🙄 One of the greatest moments of my lifetime---The Million Man March (10/16/1995)---briefly offset this virus. Afterwards, a dark-skinned....African-American woman sold over 10 million copies of her debut LP. Her name is Lauryn Hill. She preached about God, righteousness....literally read a scripture from the Bible; on the Grammy award stage (in front of the world)....won 5 Grammys (including Album of the Year) and closed the 20th Century with hope. But, you know low-vibrational...gutter Black folks: "WHY IZ YOU HATIN' ON NWA!!? BIGGIE !? TUPAC!!? LIL' KIM!!?" "WHY YOU ALWAYS TRYING TO BE SO DEEP!!?" [...as they shake their azzes, to the music ] They continued to consume the poison....and reproduced children. And here we are, in 2024....stuck. 🙄😒

[@jamalgray8694]

@@2conscious 🎯

[@joshingram071]

We ain't reading all that bs, go right a book or somethin

[@shotalife8299]

Very well put.

[@2conscious]

@@joshingram071 Dear future readers: read ⬆️ his brief, embarrassing reply....and give my original statement a "like". He inadvertently validated my point. ✌🏾

[@HiHello-wz6bx]

On TARGET !!! You hit most the major points I'd hit if I was explaining how we're got here now. Even went as far as to mention the Clinton administrations role in helping to unleash this monster I took a college level course on music and my jazz loving white teacher opened my eyes as he basically explained it the same way you did.

[@trapcapital2408]

i did notice that the same company that pushed takashi69 are the ppl behind Sexy redd

[@mitchy2311]

Ice spice *

[@vincewilson8969]

Same ppl behind chief keef own the most private prisons

[@fatbeezy912]

Gamma wasn’t even around when Takashi came out. Gamma is a new company.

[@trentonjenkins2243]

Right....

[@rahsugriffith6971]

Wrong she is pushed by gamma

[@theharshtruth8563]

Roxanne Shante was rapping dirty onstage during her freestyles way before a lot of these girls.

[@WillieTonka]

I remember hearing Shante rapping about how good she can 'screw' back in the late 80's but also I remember hearing a few underground rap records in the mid-late 80's (Blossom "Serve me") which was the first time I really got to hear a female rapper step up the whole sex rap shtick and then a record that 2short did with some girls called "Don't Fight the Feeling". And then the original record that LL copied for "Doin' it" called "Wild Thang" by 2Much where a female rapper was doing the raunchy sex rap a whole decade before Lil Kim & Foxy Brown.

[@RickyVanderslice]

@@WillieTonka 2Much "Wild Thang" may have been the first raunchy female sex rap that I heard. LL stole the entire song from her to make "Doin' It"

[@dugnice]

There's a difference between just rapping about it and literally dressing like a stripper or prostitute.

[@TheYellowBrickRoadTV]

@@RickyVanderslicesay word??? 🤔🤔😮💯

[@Samsonmanase]

Maturing is realizing the msg female rappers have isn’t positive

[@Rio-uv1gs]

Of course they just wanna vibe and hate lyrical rappers, cause when your high on pills and drinking your brain doesnt want to think.

[@erichouston14]

Nah thats not true. Everyone appreciates real lyricists, but let’s be all the way real! Some of their music just doesn’t hit like they want it to. Nice message but delivery or song itself wasn’t all that great. Plus every single one of us who listens to music wants something our ear enjoys and can vibe or sing to without thinking too much about it.

[@mitchy2311]

@@erichouston14 false. Casual mainstream fans don't appreciate lyricist. They care more about how the music sounds than the content

[@erichouston14]

@@mitchy2311 different strokes for different folks

[@joshuasutton983]

@mitchy2311 Music is sound, so if it doesn’t sound good what’s the point of listening? If everything is about content then it should be in a poem or done acapella.

[@mitchy2311]

@@joshuasutton983 what does any of that have to do with what I or anyone wrote in this thread?

[@CW043]

Lil Kim and Nicki Minaj being plants is a bridge TOO far. They have a history in of rapping in their communities and circles.

[@DreDaDon16]

They were still given big spots to fuck up black women... And they succeeded

[@CW043]

@@DreDaDon16 That still does not make them plants.

[@bradleywhiteside5177]

I think you don’t understand what a plant is

[@Mize2dx]

After the Golden Era of Rap....The Plants came in!!!!! JAMAR IS 100% RIGHT!! How the game go from CANIBUS 2 Eminem in one year???

[@aaronjohnson6622]

At 3:24 he said let's disrupt the foul shit. And then he had a drop the mic moment where he talked about DNA.

[@AffirmativeAction-dl5zx]

Lord Jamar always spit FACTS! I'm loving this!

[@mohmhk]

The "reward" system has to be under ur control to be able to change things.

[@austinleggette8882]

IT is under your control

[@austinleggette8882]

Black people just have to learn to be more brave.

[@mohmhk]

@@austinleggette8882 Bravery helps.

[@geechiegeech]

"Wild Thang" by 2 Much (1988) predates all the other female sex rappers. Even LL stole his song "Doin it" from her.

[@michaeljohnson8353]

This is what I’m talking about we need more of this. I’ve critiqued past topics however, I’ll give praise when it’s due. Objectivity is paramount.

[@dugnice]

ALL artists tied to major labels are industry plants. A plant is something or someone placed into a certain position. ALL artists tied to major labels are placed into the best positions to be successful so that the labels can profit and in some cases for the purpose of social engineering.

[@thebestoutta2159]

This is gonna be a solid one..SALUTE BagFuel Squad n Lord Jamar Doggie Diamonds gotta be next💯

[@STell743]

I disagree. They were female singers like Betty Wright that alluded to sex. Millie Jackson was raunchy back in the 80"s and even on her album cover she was sitting on a toilet with her panties down. Salt and Pepa did it methaphorically. So it was around before Lil Kim. And Lord knows all the female comedians that talked about sex with no filter. So Lord Jamar need to cut the bull.

[@NorthPhilly-zr7xc]

None of them was a rachet or nasty as Kim I'm sorry For female rappers she was the more mainstream successful one

[@STell743]

@NorthPhilly-zr7xc Only thing I agree with you in your comment is the mainstream part.

[@amandausharamdeen]

Being pushed by the industry doesn't make you a plant . Both Nicki and kim did the work to get where they are. They worked their a$$ off. They handled those girls because it was their ego . Not no industry pushed. Tf . Industry plants are like ice spice and cardi ...

[@GaryTisdaleFungkSta1]

Still plants and progenitors of the present "Gynocracy" that eradicated the "Matriarchy" the Black Community once was

[@numbsey5888]

I'd say it kinda is if them pushing your music PLANT you in position

[@GaryTisdaleFungkSta1]

@@numbsey5888 Still a plant because they are put in those positions to push and promote an agenda Black dysfunction is a cash cow for liberal media

[@randomclipworld5132]

Nicki had no sexual lyrics on her debut album Pink Friday

[@wallstreetbella24]

These men are weird

[@dwaynerhodes6423]

He image coincided, dense

[@FearNOMortals]

Ikyfl

[@RawDogTV]

You’re out of touch with reality

[@Kmak2025]

“ Our Reward System Is F*** Up” …. Quote if the Century.

[@FRESHDON.]

That’s BS. I remember Nicki when she was with Fendi.

[@RawDogTV]

You’re out of touch with reality

[@OmegaLevel-GodTier]

Body em' Lord Jamar!

[@Artg33k1]

Word! Things we need to tell the youth. Old souls and elders are needed in these days and times to show us our roots and let us know where we come from so we know where we going.

[@jamesnewman6698]

It's america. Even the golden girls had a sexpot in it

[@Rue100]

BLACK AMERICAN MEN NEED TO STAND UP POINT BLANK FACTSSSSSSS..THANK YOU MR. JAMAR

[@krbhqent5364]

I wanna vibe....😂😂😂😂

[@BraveDave50S]

Esso just gave us all a crash course on the music industry in less than 5 minutes

[@AestebergIncorporated]

Jamar keeping it 100

[@CashRuleTheMatrix333]

I just wanna vibe😭😭🕺🏿 folks gotta tighen up

[@CHARLESJOHNSON-gv7zy]

'WHO YOU LOVIN .. WHO YOU WANNA BE HUGGIN .. ROLL WITH NAGAS .. THAT BE THUGGIN .. BUGGIN .. IN THE TUNNEL .. AND ESSOS .. SIPPIN ESPPRESSOS .. CAPPUCCINO .. WITH NINO .. ON A MISSION .. FOR THE LUCCI CRENO .. I USED TO WEAR MOSCHINO .. NOW EVERY BEEOTCH GOT IT .. NOW I ROCK COLORFUL MINKS .. BECAUSE MY POCKETS .. STAY KNOTTED' ..

[@vcowherd39]

👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾No LIES 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@OrganicTrap]

Real spill..i worked for a label for 5yrs. 2 strip clubs a night 7days a week. Damn near stalking Djs to get records played

[@Jae_Shinobi]

I feel like after Obama had that pic with all the rappers at the white house and that interview where he said he liked Kendrick Lamar over Drake record executives empowered by various anti-black organizations went out of their way to try and kill off Hip-hop. We went from collectively listening to backpack rap and conscious emcees to short bus shorties and crashouts more or less overnight. Most genres of music are #1 for like a decade or two at a time, hip hop has been dominating for 50 years and fused into every other genre of music. Hope we can get back on track.

[@ahmedfuseinialhassan1034]

kudos to Jamar for not being down with the b.s EXCUSES...

[@charlita25]

Fax my grandmother would bail my half brother out of jail. I went to college she would not buy one book 📕 or a desk for my apartment 🤦🏾‍♀️

[@mostmost1]

How do you equate the 2?

[@RawDogTV]

Deep

[@BusinessLady-x7t]

Salt and peppa started that shift with ill take your man 1980s

[@NorthPhilly-zr7xc]

They shit was no wear near raunchy as Kim shit

[@clarkkent502]

But….if Lil Kim is a plant then so wouldn’t Josephine Baker, Vanity, Apollonia, Millie Jackson, and Madonna? What about Hoes Wit Attitude and the rapper Choice? All came before Kim, Foxy, and Trina

[@YasmeenIman-s9r]

Millie Jackson had on clothes!!!

[@nuwberian732]

They were all plants.......Women can't do that in China or middle east.

[@clarkkent502]

@@YasmeenIman-s9r Millie had on clothes but it was her subject matter she essentially was the prototype for acts like Hoes Wit Attitude, Lil Kim, Foxy, and Trina due to her frank/explicit subject matter

[@kelvinmoore3723]

I love your truth, Lord Jamar. Keep love for self- going strong!!!

[@irenecunningham2980]

YOU ARE SOOO RIGHT❤❤❤

[@rashlarashla]

He's speaking the truth!

[@biggmarr5924]

Just subscribed, Doggie Diamonds 💎 sent me. 💯

[@truthiscensored]

Black Skrippa Clubs are nothing but a Modern day Chitin Circuit. Clubs now and days focus more on the Celebrity at the club than the girls dancing I missed the days when people went to clubs to see Birthday suits and not to hear Lil Booger Nose performance

[@AmandaMack-ok1uv]

The strip clubs are where the female rappers get their ideas, their whole schtick is about looking or appearing as if they're strippers

[@thegodblogger3812]

@@AmandaMack-ok1uv Right. And for blaque women empowerment means looking and acting like wh3res

[@afocusedsouljah]

Lord Jamar tellin the truth

[@69avenue]

Nicki Minaj was DEFINITELY not an industry plant. She literally built her fanbase from the ground UP! thats why she cant be taken out the game. Literally build her fans from myspace and twitter and became a strong figure that crossed over when she ventured into Pop/Dance with Rap. She was literally the girl they would call to make a hit single have a solid chart performance during the 2010s, billboard did a whole article on it.

[@jnorth9431]

You just don’t get it, do you?

[@celebneilz1023]

The God always keep it a buck 💪🏾😡🥊

[@ClapperzBigbootyjudy]

This conversation was deep. Had to subscribe

[@bossnutt]

These guys interrupt their guest too much...

[@dugnice]

Egos

[@djturner-smith6380]

The music industry has always tried to ban and silence the foul music. NWA and 2 Live Crew fought for hip hop to be what it is. The "industry plant" that Lord Jamar speaks about doesn't exist. We wanted it to be this way.

[@CSPN777]

That was the media not the record company executives

[@djturner-smith6380]

@@CSPN777 The media played their role in banning their music from radio stations and running campaigns against them but record company executives absolutely tried to block them too. Both NWA and 2 Live Crew had to release music on their own independent labels and when those legal battles started those other labels were right along with the government trying to shut them down. Watch any interview where they discuss that era.

[@CSPN777]

@@djturner-smith6380 that was initially until they seen how great negativity sells and triggers the blk community...every since then it's been all negative and the positive music which also sales, got pushed out

[@RussellMills1877]

I always like it when I see Lord Jamar doing interviews because he is a very wise man that will tell you the truth if they ask him a question and I think their are industry plants in the industry in general and he named two that are huge names in hip hop. And on a side note I have a you tube channel type in Russell Mills May 22, 2017 to find me.

[@kreativeforce532]

6:30 that's no longer true as (her) FishyBox's generation does not frequent the strip clubs. Older strippers have stated that there is a significant decline in clientele coming in, and that the stripping business is dying due to e-strippers and a change in morality.

[@nwkla_]

He ain’t lying lol I ran into a lot of lil Kim’s back in the day

[@horusallegory]

Lil Kim then Trina but 2 Live Crew started sexually lyrics

[@bmoore8615]

Nicki Minaj put in that work definitely not no plant

[@bootneyfarnsworth5689]

Yoooooooo Jamar preach!!!!!!

[@logicalblackman8228]

I’m so glad these dudes got let go from “my expert opinion.” I love the shit they’re doing now. And they need to make LJ the third member lmao.

[@bootneyfarnsworth5689]

He ain’t lyin!!!!!

[@DJMOESKIENO]

Dope interview 💪🏽

[@styledox6879]

Used to be underground! We need to keep the underground going.

[@mohmhk]

Lyrical miracle lol. That's the words.

[@ahmadmoore4737]

Preciate you Lord Jamar!!

[@97morganlafay]

PREEEEEEEACH LORD JAMAR!!!

[@RealPowerIsPeoplePodcast]

Lord Jamar never disappoints when he brings the knowledge/wisdom

[@peaceblessking4014]

What he Explained is Not what a Industry Plant Is.

[@RealDealy]

@2:00 But, "Blk love/sex" was starting as well, BUT it was pushing to not have SHAME of sex, & the naked body, which was prevalent back then. That was the purpose of Pam Grier, and all those nude chicks back then

[@stephenheath8465]

Thank You God for dropping hard truths that making people uneasy💪💪

[@DaFactsNoNonsense1713]

you're saying you're easily brainwashed, without saying it because this is ALL false information, that you're ready to go spread everywhere with excitement = why do you guys get so excited to spread lies?? Curious

[@louiiviable]

3:32 and on gems 💎 ❤🎉

[@bigdogbee]

Great convo

[@noisieboi]

Yo this is the best podcast, he literally just broke down how records get broken or an artist pop. That's why across the country they shut down damn near all the black clubs.

[@whatujackintv.talkcast]

The god stand on facts .

[@NOIRsDuff]

@yo - BAGFUEL is a conversation, not an interview

[@Bennyhill88]

Talking about black power wearing a Ralph Lauren bucket hat Is wild 😂

[@kingp109]

Black exploitation it's a literal phrase

[@thegodblogger3812]

It was coined by wyte folks though. Blaque folks just called them blaque movies. The untold truth is those movies thrived because blaque folks supported them.

[@TyroneGladden]

Hip Hop started with a pole! Not a stripper pole a Light Pole 😂😂😂

[@thegodblogger3812]

The point is hip hop was corrupted. Folks wanna blame it on the industry when MOSTLY the industry pushed what blaque people were supporting.

[@GrumpyCat8000]

music is about rhythm and feeling , lyrics are the least important part of it because a good song is a good song even if you dont speak the language its written in

[@LethalJones313]

The world is upside down

[@takeomasaki260]

5:45 that part OG 💯

[@NickiEndedYourFavLOL]

the Plant in question has been lasting in the industry for over 17 years. That was a GOOOOOD A$$ seed 🤣🤣

[@jayc5756]

This dude dont know the difference between industry plants & industry puppets. Lol. What a Goof! SMH 🤦‍♂️

[@nasirghadaffi5811]

The plant doesn't always know their being used they just think their music hot. Lil Kim was a seed with her explicit lyrics but these female rappers on putting on live porn shows and lil kim didn't do that.

[@Highznberg]

Those look like DITA frames

[@BusinessLady-x7t]

Salt and peppa Salt and peppa Salt and peppa Salt and peppa Salt and peppa

[@mackwitdavortexx]

Crafting society

[@done4001]

Nicki wasn’t even selling sex until her 3rd album these guys be tapping and don’t even know what they talking bout

[@done4001]

Yapping***

[@james441]

What was her big Sean verse about in 2010 then

[@kevinrogers8352]

I would say that Nicki's first album had some balance to it. She showed a harder raunchy side and a softer side as well.

[@baileemaraj]

@@james441??

[@james441]

@@baileemaraj got a question babe

[@ljmeredith2437]

Lol..he can say that he's caribean😂

[@karengoodman1678]

AGREED! LORD JAMAR, AGREED!!!

[@johnnybradley4821]

Lord Jamar is the biggest chef in the world. He will cook the wisdom up in a Jiffy. That’s what reading the right books does, salute King 🙏🏽💯

[@ContentKingTV]

A lot of people have a lot to say about LJ but when it's all said in done, no one can say that he didn't stand on business, ten toes down for Black People, FBA, ADOS or whatever description you want to use. He says a lot of things, a lot of people are thinking, or scared to say. Gotta SaLLute him!

[@GinoBlackOfficial]

Modern Day Blaxploitation!

[@TheBulletzgottishow20]

Nah Jamar bugging Kim not industry planet come on now

[@TTSantiago821]

TALK. TO. EM. JAMAR!!!!! 💯

[@MrKiddCJ]

slowest take ever. There a few plants Kim and Nikki ain’t one of them lol for so many reasons