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In this reasoning, Rastafari dub poet, musician, actor, educator, and radio host Mutabaruka the problem with people forgetting about the militancy and revolutionary spirit in Bob Marley's music.
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[@queenieny4654]

@@barringtonedwards7008WHY WATCH…

[@retrosushi7133]

Nothing but reality and understanding the man speak

[@ritamcnabb]

​@@barringtonedwards7008why do you watch him if he is boring don't make sense. Don't you have anything better to do with your life than watch boring people . Don't make sense do something productive with your self.

[@justanotherday08]

I'm Jamaican and it gets extremely annoying when people just completely gloss over the fact that Bob Marley was trying to get people to wake up and stand up for themselves. And also coming together to make changes and not be held down or lied to. He was getting people to realize if you stand together it's harder for the powers at be to destroy you. He died for a reason and you would have to be completely dense to think someone singing about peace and love alone would be the reason.

[@PartyNearTheDoorKBR]

There’s a natural mystic blowing through the air

[@JulyEmerald]

He was a political activist😂 most people don't realize that either😢 I guess I realized it when I was a young age 10😂😂

[@hope-tw9ke]

Thank you... I did not know much but went to see the Bob Marley move today and so thankful it was released

[@DharmaPunk111]

One day you'll realize that what you're describing and this "oneness" are literally one and the same... pitiful you really have to go our of your way to be upset at something like this. They are one and the same. When we realize this oneness, we immediately stand together as one. Stop with this foolishness and be quiet. Listen to your heart. You will understand if you stop trying so hard to be right.

[@justanotherday08]

@@DharmaPunk111 that's like saying all Martin Luther king preached about was segregation. There's more to the message than the ONE side that's being pushed in the mainstream. Hence my original post lol maybe get your own head out of the dark ❤️

[@anthonynattoo1935]

FINALLY!! Muta you are the only man who mentions Planno. I am from Trench Town back in the 50's. "One Love One Heart is not an original lyric of Bob Marley, it was how Rastas greeted each other, and Bob put it in a song. I lived next-door to Planno, (breddah Cummi we called him). He tutored all of us, including Bob, about the superiority of Africans, at home and abroad. Planno brought H.I.M to Jamaica and even taught us the Amharic language. I could go on and on, too much to write in a text here. Bless

[@sankofanyame]

We needa hear yuh stories someweh fada! Yuh voice is IMPORTANT! 🙌🏿🙌🏿

[@fuwada2371]

True dat.....

[@ChadBromwell]

Give thanks for the clarity, bless 🗣🇯🇲

[@tasetihasante6331]

Which was originally the closing words at the end of almost all of Marcus Garvey’s speeches

[@MacKenTayomoJ]

Please! Find an avenue or venue to share your experience gained from Planno with ones and ones!

[@antonS2166]

Rastafari is about African redemption, then out of that comes defender of the poor & oppressed. Real talk Muta

[@johnmiller5987]

Lenard Howell was a racist fool

[@DogsWallop]

His dad was a white man and he bred with white women he wasnt an african nationalist lol

[@antonS2166]

@@DogsWallop you can't pick your father. Malcolm X grandfather was white. Bob was a 12 tribe Rastafari, different philosophy, but still he decided his own destiny, & contributed to blk music & Rastafari

[@paulg3012]

"Arm in arms, with arms, we fight this little struggle, cause that's the only way to overcome this little trouble..." Bob Marley.

[@agro-valleyfarm7217]

The songwriter of ZIMBABWE is DONALD LEACH from the 12 Tribes of Israel in JA.

[@Luiz.Campos]

​@@agro-valleyfarm7217And WHO sung the message?

[@agro-valleyfarm7217]

Give credit to whom credit is due -had DONALD LEACH not written the song would Bob have this song on his album.@@Luiz.Campos

[@adrianphillips3673]

What good did bob messages do, I asked. I mean blacks killing blacks more the ever now, beautiful young black women bleaching their skin to look white and wearing long straight hair(not to mention the long thick eyelashes) to get away from their true African identity, we seems to hate ourselves even more now

[@HollyBee123]

@@agro-valleyfarm7217 Where are you getting this information from?

[@KingSimonPresents]

Muta is absolutely right.... They've done it to Bob's message...Just like they've tainted other great leaders'messages.. Thanks Brother Mutabaruka

[@josephnuttn3600]

Yeah. More important to spread polarity! 😂 money is power this man says. Do you think he's in it for the message or for the money, or for his ego?

[@theplanet7187]

​@@josephnuttn3600 he said it because he's aware that that's what controls many people's action/inactions/decisions.

[@Luiz.Campos]

​@@josephnuttn3600 You are not very smart.

[@J-Hue]

​@josephnuttn3600 Polarity exists due to our nature. No one could ever honestly oppress a people, pushing them to the bottom of the map, and ask those same people to love them back. It's nothing short of d3v1lry to ask of the oppressed, when the oppressor created the polarity and uses every method imaginable to keep it alive in full force.

[@davidjones7493]

Right.. like they twisted Martin Luther King and Gandhi

[@sammylong3704]

The same thing happened with Martin Luther King. Everyone remembers his “I have a dream” quote but nobody wants to remember his “we are marching on Washington to collect our cheque” quote.

[@vlada]

How many fans talk about his conversion to Ethiopian Orthodox? Every remembers what they want with Marley and pretend the rest didn't happen.

[@SimonePhoenix]

YESSIR, say that! 🙌🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@ceofounder]

Mutubaruka speaking unfiltered Truth, Wisdom, Knowledge, and Conciousness! Some of Bob Marley's most powerful tunes: War! Natural Mystic! Buffalo Soldier! Who Them Cap Fit! One of Bob Marley's most powerful verse(s): "Man To Man, Can Be So Unjust"! Commander Bob Marley will forever be a Once In Any Lifetime Masterpiece/Masterclass of Reggae Artist/Singer/Philosopher/Humanitarian, and A Man Amongst Men! Jah bless his soul and rest in glory forever! Salute!

[@noriwilliams4637]

About time Muta mention Rebel Music

[@globalcetzen5271]

“Crazy bald heads” was also one of his best Black consciousness hits…

[@ceofounder]

@@globalcetzen5271 Go live your best Reggae music life!

[@Darkness-ie2yl]

the movie is well done. several things needed to be achieved and it succeeded

[@spiderant00]

I was thinking this. I'm happy that someone like muta said it perfectly. Bob was about love and peace but he was also a militant revolutionary Rasta man who wasn't held back by fear and couldn't be bought or bribed.

[@neattechnologiestz8636]

Mutabaruka is all what we need for spreading consciousness of Africa and Rasta livity....Respect from Tanzania 🇹🇿

[@eyeandisinclair821]

Habari Kaka! Ninapenda Tanzania. Mimi ni mJamaica .Ninasema Kiswahili kidogo.

[@neattechnologiestz8636]

@@eyeandisinclair821 Ooohh nimefurahi sana kusikia M-Jamaica anajua Kiswahili....Thank you Thank you. Asante sana

[@amouramour1256]

Kweli tupu,

[@presterjohn1697]

He spread pharmaceutical propaganda curing covid.

[@WesleyWattley-xy4fg]

We also need you 🇬🇧 Tanzania 🇹🇿

[@SufyanAbdullah902]

I totally agree ,there are many songs that also needs a lot of attention than one love ,Bob is a genius

[@njemilenantan2269]

One drop and Natural Mystic. One drop talks about the devil's philosophy and Bob talks about there being a Natural Mystic in the air. The commercialised songs are great but the less popular ones have the true messages.

[@SufyanAbdullah902]

@@njemilenantan2269 you are absolutely right ,there more ,I can’t mention all of them here ,up until today ,I am still finding new songs from Bob

[@rasta-selawright9456]

This the most relevant word sound pertaining to Bob Marley and Rasta. Salute Muta for keeping things in context.

[@tearexi]

bob songs kept us fighting those who were oppressing the people, songs of defence in the war of aggression from an unfair system. are you a soldier of right prepared to fight for what is justice

[@vidjoe8320]

Marcus, Martin, Malcolm, Marley, Muta all bring a message but are sadly misunderstood by most.Their message will exentually be manipulated and moneytised by those who.....

[@queenieny4654]

👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽♥️♥️♥️

[@elleyonaspg9580]

The 'M' squard!

[@SimonePhoenix]

I know that's right, THANK YOU! Bless. 🙏🏽

[@forevergooner4400]

Bob was a real rebel. All you hear is one love. Bob is for black empowerment.

[@mannyrasco6007]

Bob was a militant and his ideas can be associated with socialism to some degree. But more than one thing can be true at the same time. It’s as true with Bob as with anyone else, he was multi-layered. Respect!

[@maximumsecurity9411]

"Give us the teachings of His Majesty, We nu want, nu Devil philosophy" !👨🏾‍🎓🤫🙏🏾

[@MsPrincessaj]

Thank you Muta for speaking the truth, and I Never Knew TV for providing a platform for him (and others) to speak the truth! I have had to school a person or two and remind them about “Black Man Redemption”. ❤️💛🖤💚🌍

[@christopherharper9818]

I love that Brother Muta is focusing the conversation around ALL of Bob's message. One Love in your heart and mind is important to start the process, but equal rights and justice is the first priority to fulfill One Love imho. Thank you Brother Muta ❤️💛💚

[@josephnuttn3600]

Equal rights for one colour? 😂

[@christopherharper9818]

@@josephnuttn3600 huh?

[@Luiz.Campos]

​@@josephnuttn3600Yes, so what?

[@jaanaviit3847]

There are a lot of oppressed people around the world both black and white people. Don't segregate. We are all suppressed by the evil ones that do reign power over us! We must unite as a people not divide.

[@christopherharper9818]

@@jaanaviit3847 where did I segregate? And the world that Bob lived in that Muta was commenting on was a segregated world that Bob choose to dismantle. Stop commenting but forgetting context. 🤦🏽‍♂️

[@kadinelindsayart]

I’ve been watching and listening to you since I was a child (I’m Junior Lindsay granddaughter), your teaching really helped me gain a black consciousness, I am forever grateful…it wasn’t until I left Jamaica and started being around black Canadians and black people from Africa, that I realized truly how far ahead the teachings and philosophy of Rastafari put Caribbean people… We in the Caribbean, specifically in Jamaica has done so much of the work that woke up the rest of the world. It’s such an honour to be from where I’m from.

[@richmck007]

Looking at the title, I cannot remember anyone, not even Bob himself, saying they were about one love! I speak from 62 years on this planet and a firm life long follower of all the Wailers as well as Bob from when him at Beverley Records. One love? Please read between the lines and get the gist of Bob’s feelings… The man was a genius and lyrics flowed when he put his mind to it. He who feels it knows it, live the life you love, love the life you live. Metaphors was Bob’s biggest literacy recipe. Fi Real 🇯🇲 🙏🏽

[@akinchinnery1167]

I&I would like to put out into the universe an idea for a specific Bob Marley documentary; the title would be named,"Bob Marley; From Exodus to Survival". I think that would be powerful, showing Bob's sojourn from his most mainstream album, to his most hardcore roots one(album).. The revolutionary part of Bob could be fully studied thru that doc' fo' sho'😁💪🏿💚💛💖💪🏿❣

[@fitzroyhall161]

Dem a guh tiad fi si mi face. Can't get mi outta di race!

[@drednotty]

Man, I love Muta, he's always brought nothing but truth. Thanks for clarifying Bob Marley song and what he represented. Thanks again King Mutabaruka

[@africaRBG]

serious talks. Thats why we gotta listen to the elders. Many militant public figures get watered down with time!

[@blacsun5445]

Irie Muta. Powerful words. With the breath of these words the calm seas with little ripples turn up and make massive waves Sea ah get ruff!! Nuff respect ...

[@CG-lv1ts]

Love watching you for true,from Costa Rica 🇨🇷

[@SandraG-k2t]

YOU have summed it up so very well, it could not have been said any better ❤❤❤thank you Muta you have understand and expressed the heart of the man and legend Honourable Robert Nesta Marley. Nuff respect Sir.❤❤❤

[@LovelyVibrations]

Nothing but facts!! ❤️ I hope this gets a million views!!

[@Old-Skull.]

Bob touched a generation specially in UK and Europe with his view of the world, politics and humanism, the Rastafari way , we were open to anyone who wanted to sit at our table and share what they bring with them and those who did ate from our food and drink our wine and celebrated with us, Bob was one of those guys who bring the good bread to the table for all the people to eat from it.

[@QueenHilaryutube]

So true about the lyrics. I grew up up on the lyrics. I loved it. I used to use the song for every situation in the ghetto

[@Adrian_Real]

Huge message. That 'softening' of impact has fully taken over modern hip-hop. Great video 👍🏼

[@JulyEmerald]

Talking Blues.. Straight quoted the lyrics🎉

[@ryanaiden]

I feel like the worlds needs this wisdom more than ever right now. The political movement has always tried to soften the great blows of the brave and courageous in our history by rewriting that history. My that eternal wisdom and eternal fire of freedom live on and be used to unite the nations Africa and beyond.

[@JahYute85]

Don't forget Bob also said "man heart can be soft as water and hard as a stone"

[@EmceeElite-O]

You can't judge a musician over 1 song. You have to consider the whole catalog. I agree, Well said.

[@EmpressYudahRasNaturalLivity]

Very on time. Much needed reasoning in this time when it seem like Rastafari a soften up. More fyah Mutabaruka.

[@trueblue8558]

Well said Baba Muta! Well said!

[@gold-in-melanin7488]

Much love and respect to Sir Mutabaruka 💛

[@alpeso3363]

Glad someone said it ✊🏾

[@Niex_Knox]

Is long long time meh sit don pon di wall ah watch him a watch mi..... Both big inspirations for me Bob & Muta teach dem!!

[@liondragonx]

A real big ting, yuh know, legend Bob Marley, a son of white man an black woman, mix of blood, bringin Africa an di whole earth together. Rastafari see no color, only heart an wisdom, respect 👍🏿👍🏿 🇯🇲

[@Hladovina]

This film is focused on the success story of Bob Marley because that society values that above all.

[@HeemiTeRuu]

And thats why bob and māori got along ❤

[@IRastalion]

Blessed I Muta!

[@nest_FullyActive23]

Jah Rastafari 🇯🇲🔥🔥🔥🐜🐜🐜

[@user-barrcnslt]

Jah RastafarI salute to all freedom fighters; there are battles to be won.

[@noahchikampa5506]

Give thanks Muta, a good outpour of medicine talk 🙏🏿

[@DesireeEdwatds]

We already know Bob was put here on Mother 🌎 to spread the word and Inity of African Inity. I have always had high regard for Mutaburuka. One Love kinda ting. Seen

[@isaaccorneliuspritchard]

Roots. Africa awaits. Botswana

[@weboab]

Bob said me nuh dep on the black man side or me nuh dep on the white man side, me dep on god's side. Keep focus on the higher perspective. Big up all the africans. Praise Jah.

[@thomassparks6966]

Thanks for saying it 💯

[@swimmingmantis22]

For the first time in my short life this phrase now feels so right 🙏

[@zumaanandrade3961]

Preach brother Muta! Them forget the lesson.

[@garfunkel4118]

It shocked and saddened me when I met young Jamaicans who had no clue who Bob Marley was, and they dont even know his songs.

[@pharoahkenun999]

True talk brotha

[@Luiz.Campos]

Wise words from a great poet.

[@EricSibisi-t4r]

Muta CAN help me build up my Bob Marley Playlist! Not a single lovey-dovey song on the Survival album; mind you!

[@MojoRising-oi9ef]

Real talk, Muta.👏 Thanks for this reminder.🙏❤️💛💚

[@davidwebb2816]

👁️👁️ Selah Higher Vibrational Consciousness 👑🖤💎

[@SabiArtStory777]

Yes, I almost feel sick when I see the hype surrounding this unrealistic & cheesy Hollywood creation. Like (almost) all biopics from them, it is totally superficial. The critical intention hardly plays a role. You certainly can NOT call this work 'Bob Marleys life story'! A small excerpt from around 3 to 4 years in the 1970s, nothing more... Of course everything was very "beautifully colored", as was to be expected with a Hollywood product & the involvement of family members. 🧐 Because of this unreality & superficiality, the movie has rather negative reviews from the (reputable) places here in Germany. My favorite songs are: Africa Unite! Buffalo Soldier Positive Vibration So much trouble in the world .. etc dem all timeless & unfortunately still realistic nowadays ... 🌻✌🏻😎

[@claudefrancis9128]

Real talk muta big up yourself i for sure knew bob was militant in he's songs in alot of them. Well said muta

[@ranharri3709]

So thank God fi Bob Marley that his hard work and talent bought change a Jamaica fi Rastafari

[@milli6415]

What kinda changes have you seen for rastas...dem still a get more fight even now, cause all kinda people a locks dem hair for the style and they are the ones giving rastas a bad name. Have you seen how many people have been arrested for murder, wid locks pon dem head???

[@charmenmhark2034]

Only Rasta knows Rasta. I and i hold no monopoly on how one wear him head. Even I had rather when it was difficult to be Fari. But as any and everything thing else when it goes out it becomes fair game, but simply as them ones could Natty it's a gain in it's capacity, but Rasta remains the same. Rasta is a behavior as known as livity. Non partakers of certain things. We made stride in various ways , scientists,lawyers Doctors media personnel , National security ministers, parliamentarian . To say no strides had been made is a unique thought. South Africa alone has about 3milliom plus St Croix has or had Rasta in Parliamenis Trinidad has a National security Minister 12 Tribes another in Africa ran for President if not mistaken in Gambia stand to be corrected his name is Banki. In Brooklyn Rasta formed a credit union so others could get resources to finish education Rasta is beyond the Caribbean.. Like Bob say it ah go spread like wild fire.

[@noriwilliams4637]

the Militancy of Rastafari Gone long time and melted into passivity and submission to the soft One Love concept and thats a big CON

[@PoetClbrown]

Lucky Dube (South African Reggae artist) talked about Marley's music in Apartheid SA and how the government would capture the records and use razor blades to scratch them up so once distributed and played they would skip allowing the people to not hear the clear message. The same for Peter Tosh. The white man captured the message and militancy of Bob and his children, especially Ziggy, is playing right along.

[@lacinabakayoko4634]

Robert Nasta Marley, turn on his grave, with older son ziggy support for Israel and money hungry

[@queenieny4654]

@@lacinabakayoko4634 all about the $$$$$$

[@jamaicantillidie6626]

The importance of Bob is not to bring tourist to Jamaica but to uplift people who are being oppressed. To bring about world unity against non-progressive forces.

[@julianunes5516]

Right

[@daviwilliam281]

That’s somebullshit when his white side started to accept him he became soft

[@jamaicantillidie6626]

@@daviwilliam281 Rubbish - The message is in the Music

[@jamaicantillidie6626]

@@daviwilliam281 Even if Bob mellowed as he got older, the message was already in the music. The call for progressive upliftment was already made. Maybe he Bob realized he was speaking to the deaf.

[@josephnuttn3600]

​@@daviwilliam281😂his white side? From his half white Jamaican father? 😂he sure had a childhood full of privileges 😂

[@teddiegauta651]

Talkin blues and Babylon system are songs I love to play.

[@randymorgan5227]

Everything you've said Muta is so true. But it seems that Ziggy and the rest of the family forgot that.

[@lacinabakayoko4634]

Ziggy support for Israel, his father Bob will never support any group of people who killed more than 30000 people. Shame on Ziggy

[@jackpayton5065]

Ziggy a sell out

[@queenieny4654]

@@jackpayton5065 I never like him…there’s something fake about him…

[@queenieny4654]

They are trying to dilute the real Bob Marley…because the real militant Bob Marley won’t make $$$$$$

[@Kf2345]

@@jackpayton5065 Especially Ziggy. He’s controlled by the powers to be, which is the complete opposite of what his father died for. It’s evident that Ziggy is very removed from the struggles of the common man . They made sure to neutralize Ziggy to prevent him from becoming like his father. He doesn’t even look comfortable in interviews, he has Zero confidence.

[@Rambler-mj3io]

One love one hart!!!!

[@mwill80]

100% CORRECT.

[@MDusinberre]

This video is spot on 🎯 💯

[@emilysky4214]

Real talk here!!!! Finally real talk!!

[@JayyBee5557]

WORD MUTA WORD !!!!!!

[@gavinmckee9211]

Mutabaruka is great! Always tru

[@prestonmatthews725]

I would love to hear his thoughts on Peter Tosh.

[@ghanaempressajourneyhome4266]

Absolutely, 4 those who know👊🏾👊🏾👊🏾

[@DeepDarkSamurai]

Break free of Babylon. We are ALL ENSLAVED!! OUR TRIBES WERE F R E E!

[@dezeefresh5257]

Mutabaruka , YARD Guru. Famous quote, " Watch him a Watch me, Whn me a Watch She. "

[@Luiz.Campos]

Are you high?

[@TheRealNappyG]

Muta speaking pure Truth! Thank you, sir. As always, keeping the focus where it should be. We need your voice more than ever. (And some new music poems would be a blessed bonus!😉)

[@blackmore4]

I LOVE the Jamaican accent. And the man has lovely teeth ;)

[@Thin.kinguk]

He never told the truth not once lord have mercy

[@Bembeleke]

Rastaman Chant has a long version somewhere i forget the album but that to me is Bob and Wailers masterpiece no other song has that kind of harmony and energy. Very powerful.

[@bobmonteiro9458]

I don’t want no if , I know my people will unity .. redemption Africans 👊🏿✊🏿❤

[@magnushedman1076]

one race one gospel one task-words of HIs Imperial Majesty - in Jah light there is totally oneness with all-everything,colour has no meaning there only bliss and love

[@dookoonu2741]

Yes Muta they forgot that he sang that, "Until the philosophy that holds one race superior and another inferior, be permanently discredited and abandoned, everywhere is war . . ."

[@Stanlayy-em4fk]

"It takes a revolution...to find a solution."

[@jirivrba98]

Praise Hon. L.P. Howell !!! Praise Hon. Marcus Garvey !!! MUTA BLESS UP ! AFRICAN UNITY !!! 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@jackiemorris3750]

“Softening the movement and potency”. I was nervous to go watch this One Love film for this exact reasoning. Especially in the States, the system LIVES and THRIVES off of softening Black men, Black women, Black people, and Black movement. The music made clear to me what the message was and I watched how people in this country minimized Bob to ganja and a “hippy” kind of love. It’s a tactic used and it’s frustrating. I fully agree and am thankful for Muta clearing it up. 🤎

[@mathewsotieno1422]

Muta never disappointes

[@curtisthomas2670]

"War" and "Get Up Stand Up" are revolutionary songs

[@Rue100]

THANK YOU FOR SAYING THIS BOB MARLEY WAS NOTTTTTT " ONE LOVE" POINT BLANK

[@zackpumpkinhead8882]

Is it just me or do Jamaican guys have the best style? I know it's all doom and gloom in the video but I love the way Mutabaruka dresses.

[@nattyp7801]

Well spoken 👑Muta 💯❤️👍🏾

[@champinehibbert1362]

Real talk muta.keep on keeping it real 💯 👌

[@jacksparrow7300]

Bob Marley Chase those crazy ballheads out of town.

[@tyajani5006]

Jah is The light defender. The practice and development of Morality.

[@307cavalier5]

My dad had a navy buddy that was Rasta. And, through talks he had with him had a different view on Marley.

[@LifeplexTV]

African Black Power, Unity, Redemption! Great Nelson Marley. Rasta..

[@innuthelife412]

Facts 🇯🇲 iya

[@willieluncheonette5843]

that's the one problem with his biggest selling album, Legend. It is Bob Marley lite. Omits the militant, socially conscious songs, except for one