Rizza Islam, King Randall, Maj Toure :Today's Music Is Putting Our Young People On 'Death' Mode

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[@teezyroyalty100]

Brother Islam always on point. These people had Sexy Red performing at SCHOOLS!! Clear example of kids raising adults…

[@TaySaidSo]

Always!

[@ceofounder]

Excellent and tell it like it is, factual commentary!

[@MikeJones-pf4wd]

Before Sexxy Red there was Madonna; Before Uncle Luke from 2 Live Crew there was Hugh Hefner ✌️

[@ceofounder]

@@MikeJones-pf4wd Hefner never made a Hiphop/rap song! 2 live crew was from the late 1980s to early 1990s! Madonna was Pop! That's why you will never be invited to sit with those intelligent men on any platform or panel!

[@MikeJones-pf4wd]

​@@ceofounder Time for you to get back to your warehouse job.

[@chrischristopher6038]

Like Frederick Douglas wrote it is easier to raise a strong child, than to fix a broken man. Shout out to the Brothers on the panel for the Conversation!✊🏿💪🏿💯

[@sasbridgecloserstudent]

So glad this is a topic. Time to stop the self destructive music/behavior.

[@jmarie1202]

If you don't own anything you don't have no say so

[@sasbridgecloserstudent]

@jmarie1202 they own their talent and they can use or not use it as they please. Or are you saying they can be forced to open their mouth. Artists need to understand their worth and power over their own talent. Also the audience has control over what they listen to and pay for. If the desire to listen to violent lyrics disappears, so will the violent lyrics.

[@noreenebostick9593]

Satan was in charge of music in heaven and kicked out and thrown to earth. The demonic kingdom only purpose is to steal, kill and destroy. The demonic kingdom has no positive actions, responsibilities for humans. Humans have a choice as to whom they serve and honor and promote. Anybody that is against God is with the demonic kingdom. All for the love of money. The devil told Jesus he would give him all the kingdoms of the world. The demonic kingdom has been offering humans material things since the beginning of time. Music artists have been offered negative material fame, money, material things from the demonic kingdom. It is an atrocity many have fallen into demonic traps. I have been doing music since I was a little girl. As of this comment, I am 66 years and 11 months and still doing music and have original, copyrighted songs that are for and about the health and wellbeing not only for myself but for all others. I am thankful my soul was not tricked and brainwashed to do music that would self destruct myself or others. What goes around comes around. Many communities have fallen into destructive, evil entertainment modes.

[@taharkaomowale1183]

Real Talk!!!

[@nonino1644]

Ain’t no hungry and broke people going to take this road. We need legislation to stop it! 🙄 Delores S Tucker warned and warned but nawl.

[@bluewave3417]

The Civil Rights generation took us as far as they could. We don’t need more leaders on the public stage. We need the leadership in the homes. We need fathers at home.

[@bluewave3417]

@@okera424 Integration was inevitable. The economy went from local to global. Mom and pop stores in communities all across America were replaced by multinational corporations. All Black towns weren't going to be able to resist that. Walmart would've put mom and pop stores in Black communities out of business just like it did in White communities.

[@misanthrope3190]

​@@okera424💯

[@bclark2372]

​@@okera424exactly

[@DaLawn]

No Man in the House Rule.

[@hermanhall7989]

We had leader's and fathers at home during the civil rights area, so what was wrong with continuing the system of that area's it did not stop fathers from being in the home, it was the European system on African people that messed our people up

[@contextmatters8243]

Brother Islam is 💯 correct. In marketing, it's called "demand creation" In other words CONVINCE peeps to go into the direction this capitalist system requires keep you: * Spend money you don't have or could be investing * Keep you a Lemming rather than an independent thinker Living a righteous life is frowned upon in this western society.

[@jermonthairston3594]

I Love ❤️ all three of these BLACK KINGS for not being afraid to speak the truth UNAPOLOGETICALLY. BLACK POWER, RESPECT and LOVE

[@Joey_Lance]

So true, I don’t even listen to rap music as much now. We have to be very mindful of what we digest into our bodies and our minds.

[@winningvictory]

Excellent, intelligent, and thought provoking commentary!

[@derrickwilliams9034]

People need to understand this is whichcraft it’s spiritual! They use music to channel spells and demons!

[@AmberTyseti]

Especially the sexual demon

[@user-sr1ko4cj3o]

Facts 🔥

[@dpt3232]

Just because you hold people accountable for the music, behavior, politics are or whatever, doesn't mean you are attacking them.

[@naaimshareef]

@dpt3232 Facts. Correction is not punishment.

[@user-th7ty4mm3b]

I'm 100% sure everyone who watches this video already understands this😂. .we've been through it and heard it all. . They call us haters and what have you but we know it's just them not wanting to take accountability for the trash they're putting out and they deflect how ever they can 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@Jazz313]

Finally someone telling the truth ❤about how this music industry has destroyed our communities ❤❤❤

[@ZooGang-qm2lx]

It's always somebody else destroying y'all so called 'communities" other than yourselves...😂

[@Ahch.]

In central Alabama, all I hear being played in my people's cars is trap/death music (money, hoes, drugs and clothes). Our people love this bullshit. It's sad to say but true. Shalom

[@DivinelyLyra]

Wow this was so inspiring. I’m Really speechless. Gratitude to you for bringing these king on the show!

[@WinstonHill-fy5gc]

This new rap music is the equivalent to crack cocaine in the 80s. Yea people are going get rich from it, but the damage that it's doing is going to be far greater than the good it will do.

[@winningvictory]

The hiphop/rap and reggae music of the 1980s/1990s was fun, meaningful, body moving, and real! The majority of noise pollution of the last/past 5 years, that has been wrongfully classified as music is most definitely contaminating the minds of this generational society of 2024! These men are speaking unfiltered knowledge and truth!

[@ceofounder]

100% in agreement with your commentary!

[@courtneycarr5323]

Ok👌

[@misspiscesdreamz]

The music is being pushed by the higher ups we are not requesting death music. Also, some of the death music is catchy,melodic, and played all the time.

[@KR-rn8lh]

Yes but after a certain point you have to take personal accountability and say no. They may push it on you but at the end of the day you are the one who decides to consume it Fast food may be pushed onto you but at the end of the day you put it in your mouth. Drugs may be pushed on you but at the end of the day you are the one who decides to smoke it, drink it, shoot it up. The thot or man whore may have pushed up on you but at the end of the day you decided to lay down with them knowing you shouldn’t. We as humans know right from wrong. So at what point do you decide to take a personal stand and say NO? And trust me I don’t agree with all this propaganda sexy red, ice spice bs and I’m a woman and I don’t support it. But at the end of the day the enemy will NEVER stop trying to destroy us so are we just always supposed to fall for their new tricks just because they put their tricks everywhere (social media, tv, radio) and it’s easy for us to consume? We have to stand up and stop consuming their food! Even rats eventually figured out how to avoid the traps! And no disrespect intended. I just want us to rise up and stop letting these people manipulate us. We are being manipulated because a certain level of us wants to be. We are not so weak. We were once stronger than this. The black panther party will show you that. I wish we could go back to that.

[@keepingitrealestate3357]

Glad King Randall getting some airtime

[@melindagraves5212]

I detect all truth in this commentary, Salute!

[@VISITOR...5]

Music, especially rap is Israel's modern day "golden calf."

[@ShkDwn-kb2bf]

Serious situation for real 😡

[@elgainus]

Agreed. This is the new “crack” that’s being dumped into our community…

[@nelo1285]

Great work Men!

[@TheInvincibleArmour]

They talk about NBA Young Boy, Sexy Red etc but then gives the likes of Lil Wayne and Drake a pass. Just stop listening to any rap music produced past 2003, with very little exceptions.

[@jules-oc8ox]

You seem very dense. You’re acting like gangsta rap n other types of bullshit wasn’t a thing before 2003. Telling people to stop listening to new rappers as a whole is just as bad as telling people they should listen to nothing else but rap. It’s an art form that Black Americans created and it’s here to stay just like Jazz, Rock n Roll, Country, etc (things also created by us). Plenty of good Rap/Hip-Hop artists out there, and plenty of them came out recently. Do some digging on your own and maybe stop listening to the shit they repeatedly play on the radio or in the club.

[@realtalk6195]

@jules-oc8ox Gangsta rap in the 1990s and even the early 2000s had message. The current ones are mostly mindless. That first generation of gangsta rappers also didn't know what was happening around them. They were born in or living through the crack era. The new generation isn't walking untreaded ground. They know (or can easily find out) what is what, and what each of its effects are.

[@victoriabrown514]

If you tell a lie and you keep telling it, people will begin to believe it! That's the agenda to destabilize the Black community!

[@BillyKidd-nd9ej]

​@@realtalk6195he's an idiot of this generation probably so don't listen to him

[@Duffield_World89]

Salute peace and love brothers 🙏✊

[@inspiration1455]

Information is power. Thank you for the exchange

[@BlessedLady82]

I am a 66 year old female and very happy to have found your very informative videos. Gentlemen, you are speaking TRUTH!

[@faithenichols6947]

I agree 100% about the death culture music. Its got to go.

[@memyself4ever1]

Shoutout to King Randall. That young brother is doing the damn thing! He's about action.

[@truskool100]

This platform is Outstanding bro

[@jmarie1202]

Keep up the amazing work my brother ♥️💯🤙🏿♥️🤙🏿

[@faithenichols6947]

This must be a weekly discussion for our community. This panel of guests was outstanding. Please get them together as often as you can. We need our black men so much. Men if you see this post, please forgive me and many other conservative women for not being as visible or vocal about how WE appreciate our black men. We have allowed feminism and whoremongers to muffle our voices. We need you to stand up and take back the home and the children. Our sons and daughters need the strong presence of the fathers. Without you we are lost. Most women cannot raise boys to be men. Fatherless daughters have little to know discretion. We must come back together as a family unit. Family is where it begins.

[@ZooGang-qm2lx]

Naw we good we don't trust you heauxs

[@luvlyfe8898]

Or nail polish and purses for The Warrior class !

[@user-sq4li3wh9g]

Thank you so much for sharing with me this was so enlightening how about the music that we feed to our children I enjoyed this I really got the sense of it how are children can be caught up in the early age really enjoyed this and please keep sharing that way I will not miss you so much because I do think about you so much that way if you share with me I will not feel unloved I miss you so much always worrying about if you're okay I feel so good to see you so please keep sharing with me❤

[@brendagrant9382]

I agree with the title.

[@commonsenselogic]

3:18 Agree with him 100%. The same thing is happening with racism.

[@njm543]

Good point on the sales

[@NextSound170]

And when we criticise our own music people tell us to relax…. Need realise tbh

[@MeekaJohnson]

Soo truth is being told!! Thanks for the truth!!😊

[@GenXXXX70]

How about it's the parents' responsibility to monitor and engage on thoughtful conversations about the artist and lyrics.

[@ericnewman6523]

Let’s not pretend lil Whayne was not pushing the same stuff as NBA young boy!

[@Alchemist8127]

Facts 💯

[@libertine40]

The I-Net has changed the game completely, thank goodness. Many 'alternative' artists can break through this madness now. Excellent panel and discussion. ----------------

[@user-vl5dg4re5h]

Old school for life.

[@teezyroyalty100]

Majority of the big 3’s fanbase are white hip hop fans; Cole and Drake being biracial, they’re talented, but also clearly pushed to the front.

[@MikeJones-pf4wd]

Latinos in California feel they are the biggest consumers of Hip Hop & R & B

[@realtalk6195]

Yeah, compare the promotion & coverage around Drake & Cole with coverage around Lupe Fiasco. He's "contained" to the underground. Even when it comes to favorable treatment of biracials, someone like Locksmith won't get a mainstream push because he's half Black, half Iranian & he criticizes US foreign-policy. They don't want rappers to talk about things they don't want them talking about. The control of hip hop in general really goes back to that.

[@TheCleaners63]

This was great

[@jayedee8382]

I predicted that rap music was going to be the worst thing for blacks, black music, the music industry in 1983/84. And here we are! Oh, well.

[@zxcccccc1]

Even when Grand Puba outright said they were killing our babies with Crack and KRS1 described his vegetarian diet.

[@ericnewman6523]

Riza was spitting

[@m.c.truevibez]

Important Topic

[@deneilwilliams4380]

They want to stop the parents and people with common sense from criticizing them but social media and the media is able to cancel anybody who cares about the youth 👀👂🏿

[@ladyd6375]

We the only people allow our people to make music about deleting each other

[@ericnewman6523]

Yall are gunna over look the fact that drake is pushing sexy read too?

[@marcusanderson5745]

We have produced some of the greatest musicians in history now are reduced to talking about rappers.

[@Alchemist8127]

💯💯💯

[@GenesisGunn]

So is faith in an invisible external god

[@darrellmitchell765]

I think what happened what the civil rights is that, once our people got them, they got comfortable, cause it was like we finally arrived, so no leader came forward afterwards, I remember having a discussion with my Uncle about this back in 2005 or so

[@easydoesitboy]

It does not matter if it’s being pushed, you don’t have to consume it! Stop making excuses, we’re wicked! Turn back to Yeshua!

[@1981MrBall]

This the brother I agree with

[@odel2177]

Work at a middle school and I concur

[@Relativyright]

Truth is, the beats are hard😂🔥🔥

[@josephtitobrunsonjr7427]

👍🏿

[@celebneilz1023]

Truth is, u think the beats are hard because we don’t listen to real music nomore , so dis shit sounds way better than wat it actually is.

[@V4Now]

Andre 3000 more or less said this in "Hey Ya" You don't don't care what he's saying, you just want to dance.🤷🏿‍♂️

[@bluewave3417]

@@celebneilz1023Agree! If you listen to actual musicians and bands (current or old school) you realize how basic these beats are.

[@therealtonyt2538]

@@bluewave3417facts because I can make a beat on my computer and I know damn well I’m not a real producer 😂 these beats these days don’t even have a lot of instruments in the song. But I can say back in the days they sampled more music

[@cindywebb9786]

👏👏👏👏👏💯👍👍

[@nonino1644]

All talk and never talk of LEGISLATION!

[@MrHammer2088]

Perception vs reality!! We're bring force feed perception! Keeping us in a delusional state of mind! 😢

[@luckylisa1689]

🍀

[@dorotheaseabron289]

That part, the training of replacements completely fell away and off for a lot of reasons. One was fear of the government, 80's children learned that the Great Civil Rights were assassinated ,2nd reason, laziness !

[@RevealTheTruth51]

The whole truth

[@GlitchGuroo]

It's the music huh? This been going in since I was a kid.

[@Black____]

6:31 🎯

[@johnnymarshalljr2787]

Facts

[@Frequency1682]

I've heard some underground hip-hop artists whose music, message, flow is so positive, relevant, musical, rhythmic, yet the music industry claims the public doesn't want this product so these artists don't get the big contracts. I appreciate the content here as providing the substance that was squandered by the algorithms that promote the insanity.

[@SuperKulture]

You know the truth is thier are a bunch of great musicians making positive Hip-Hop, they are not being delivered to the audience by "major" labels. They're many lyrically gifted individuals who actually produce music 🎶 and have a unique vision they need your attention pherhaps some time glorifying those who do currently make phenomenal music for our community.

[@divinelovepeace]

Try listening to Healthy Gansta and Stic Man mixtape in the gym

[@InfinityPurpose]

💙❤️‍🔥💜

[@johngray491]

I WAS A FAMOUS RAPPER,I WORKED FOR JC PENNEY FOR FIVE YEARS. AND DURING CHRISTMAS,I RAPPED ALL DAY.

[@ransomnetworkengineer7788]

Are you the infamous chill rob g from jersey city?

[@marsjohnston7117]

Seems like mumble rap is dying down some, maybe inflation is finally pushing those codeine and fentanyl prices out of reach 🤕

[@deneilwilliams4380]

Real Talk Respect 💪🏿🪖❤️💪🏿 we don't support these fake rappers it's ignorant...

[@terencesmith4213]

That's been going on since NWA .

[@lawrencecooper9340]

Let me help you brothers understand the technical term of repeating the negative- its called the power of suggestion.

[@ayarborough12]

Please read the first guy's hoodie. This administration is destroying this country

[@ashqarzaab4821]

Self accountability= total boycott of these artists. No concerts, merchandise, subscriptions, social media, anything. Support positive black artists and 🖤 businesses✊

[@buckpreacher2283]

Brother it’s more then the music it’s the internet first wake ya game up

[@delaciwoods8864]

Lot parents should protested when they invited sexy red

[@RCCrosby]

THE RABBIT EFFECT: Ultimately, they determined that the group of rabbits with far healthier blood vessels was under the care of an especially kind post-doctoral student who treated the animals with love and patience when handling them. Really. The findings have been replicated. Kindness is good for our health.

[@BrianHughes-ib9nn]

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[@chefscj3082]

Zapsters by Neely Fuller

[@tatheblkpaladin]

😅straight up

[@LevelSports]

If you Follow God and your goal is to get to paradise you ain't worried about these games being played in this world, music is distraction for the weak men and women when your dead in your grave all this won't matter.

[@Oneofyoplayapatnas]

We gotta speak on the sport’s gambling that’s on the rise

[@georgeduncan8946]

Many have no Clue to the Dysfunction😮😮😮

[@buckeyes8631]

It’s all in the household I rennet being 13 and ask my t-lady to buy me the Master P Ghetto Dope album, she ain’t go for it one bit. Even tho allof my unc’s was street

[@jasonthomas2677]

Hate 2 say we weak

[@NattyJedi]

Maj doesn't consider the sales and audience engagement outside of records. Drake, Kendrick & Cole aren't doing a bunch of shows throughout the year because 1 tour in the year will be enough. Other artists have to be out and front facing way more than the "Big 3" do. Club appearances, social media content. Most new artists do have to put in more work because they have their moment to capitalize off of.

[@romans1229]

Biggest problem: Few fathers in the home. Solve that and see positive results.

[@mylissa2167]

Lyor Cohen Says He Almost Signed Drake, Skirts ‘Culture Vulture’ Criticism in Interview

[@MegaMikebizzle]

Parents not the civil rights movement

[@BookerT1]

Music/mainstream entertainment has been doing this for the past 35 years....We need to stop pointing the finger at what is happening now. This sht been bad for a long time.

[@terrenceliburd8655]

Interesting 3 different perspectives... The last gentleman said 8 year olds are gone... Hummm

[@julesgordon1109]

This guy just goes around telling us things we already know

[@bencintron2368]

The small hats control and make most of the money.

[@thehouseofstrength]

Family dynamics been destroyed

[@markvirgo9833]

I'd like someone to ask these young hip hop artist who are making big money. Can they explain the difference between a CMajor Chord and a Cminor Chord. I bet they won't be able to tell you. So this is a area where the level of MUSICIANSHIP has fallen. Earth Wind and Fire was what we as teenagers were listening to and it was powerful music that required real skill to play on a instrument. No rap involved 😊

[@ss6truks]

Shid what was Mobb Deep Survival of the Fittest then 😭

[@Messiahis1k]

No rod wave