Sister Souljah - The Hate That Hate Produced

[@lonniejackson5733]

We need more Sister Souljahs in rap music today not sexy red.

[@Deelinn7534]

And I'll be one of the ones to change that negative narrative

[@saj8]

Stop. You didn't even buy the album when it first dropped.

[@ZionFlash]

Will never happen again, our people don’t have this spirit anymore, it’s about ignorance, and negativity towards one another now.

[@DanielMcHale-ci4gc]

This black woman has beautiful intelligence

[@AllArePunished]

Magneto jammin' to this.

[@judeogbonnaya2975]

What a brave black woman.

[@darlingnicki4813]

A true soldier ✊🏾💪🏾👍🏾❤️🙌🏾💕❤️

[@rifamos2022]

She is smart as hell. Some hard truths there.

[@del5582]

What? What did she say of any substance whatsoever? "I'm ssuch a queen!! Look at me!! I want attention!!"

[@daisjarobinson3535]

@@del5582 She said don't be scared an tremble to the oppressor. She said speak the truth and if it causes white guilt and destruction so be it. It wasn't created for you so of course you don't understand.

[@nnjvhvhhgc5213]

@@del5582 Got you devils scared shitless.

[@TheMJNews]

This should be a role model for all black youth.

[@phesterjr]

"Two wrongs don't make it right but it damn sure makes it even!" I like that.

[@MyJesusIsLord86]

I AM AN AFRICAN WOMAN!!! SPEAK THE TRUTH NO MATTER WHO IT HURTS! 💜💜💜

[@8thWonderr1]

Relevant then, relevant now.

[@superiorvessel8496]

Most Definitely🙌🏿🙌🏿...

[@mynamehere7087]

Agreed. We've got to stop "taking the high road" if we want any substantive change.

[@patcollins4023]

relevant now too

[@mscriven13]

And still in 2022

[@lapx1]

Nope! Irrelevant! Nothing changed. Just the same old complaints. Live yo life.

[@wordjunkiee]

"And if my survival means your total destruction, then so be it! YOU built this wicked system, they say two wrongs don't make it right, but it DAMN SURE makes it EVEN." Preach Souljah preachhhhh!

[@indiald3373]

Never gets old.

[@sultry4234]

My thoughts exactly!

[@bighillc08]

She definitely ain't no joke! Queen for REAL. This is when rap REALLY meant something.

[@comptonqueen4495]

Yes she actually saying something

[@ingamankayi6460]

Nowadays rap is all about men lol

[@greggnorman9074]

Queen of racial hatred? No doubt. She said something about telling the truth?? Her truth is one sided

[@kinetic97]

Yo,get out your sensitive feelings....She was telling the truth that scares folks like you...

[@donx2341]

Absolutely!!!!!!! I was born in 1991! So I can kinda see your pain man! Lol

[@louisianahebrewisraelite7152]

SISTER SOULJAH FOR PRESIDENT!!!!

[@CestKevvie]

Louisiana HEBREW ISRAELITE that would be some incredible poetic justice after she was vilified during an asshole’s presidential campaign. I’m here for it!

[@MuzikJunky]

Sister Souljah for queen of THE ENTIRE WORLD! Peace.

[@rudyversus]

Dang!! Dat chick's speech give me goosebumps 2:26.

[@vicvega24]

Only just heard this song. She is perfect for a political rapper and spokesman. Why isn't she getting that much attention. The background music video gives me the chills.

[@sofrshsocln4]

She's now a best-selling novelist peep kzbin.info/www/bejne/mp3Vnnipr7hqfJI

[@keyfiender799]

We all know why 🔥🔥🔥✨✨✨🙌

[@PizzaStormA]

Her song banned from playing by MTV

[@sultry4234]

@@sofrshsocln4 I've read a few of her books over 20+yrs ago. I will be purchasing some more tomorrow!

[@morrcham6028]

People get matured, developed and use new intellectual approaches to attain their goal. She was young, strong and raptivist. Now she is one of the best African American author in America, she almost visited most African countries, and work with most American and African leaders all in empowering the black race. Her work has more impact now than when she use to have that high spirit with that strong voice of hers

[@emailgmail4169]

Her views haven't changed.

[@ThatGworl2023]

Ive listen to this song a hundred times and it has more meaning to me today than it ever had.

[@JR-lv9nb]

Lmfao you must be a simpleton lmfao .

[@shekn0ws007]

Jaime Rivera you must be outta unseasoned republican town lmfao .

[@sluggzmcgee7420]

GODDAMN THIS SONG IS SUPER RELEVANT TODAY! Big up, Minnesota!!!!!

[@ieiteigetetoteyo8079]

If anyone has her full album PLEASE UPLOAD! You Tube keeps removing her album. Why if you ask me she has her clothes on intelligent & a true soulja.

[@comptonqueen4495]

Exactly

[@MuzikJunky]

+Michael Wayne I was one of the 27,000 who bought the album, and she SIGNED it for me! Peace.

[@emailgmail4169]

​@@MuzikJunkyYes, I bought her cassette.

[@vicvega24]

I used to bump this song on my earphones back around August/September 2017. This year, I still do.

[@stephenvelez9710]

i cannot even express how powerful i find her voice and her message. she's amazing.

[@collinhenry9996]

Sister Souljah was and still is so proud of saying she is African first at time when most Black people here in the wilderness of North America just want to be known as Black people or just human. She encourage me to go to Africa despite what the media and even my own family said about Africa and I had good time.

[@Carmelo757]

So many Africans love being a teacher's pet for white people..... I don't claim Africa but I'm proud to be a brown skin black man ✊🏾 I'm never confused about who I am ✊🏾 Africans are no different from these racist white people in society...... Please stop trying to push that African rhetoric.... A lot of them hate black Americans......

[@DerrickC89]

Now it's 2020 and this is still relevant

[@reneetreazures]

Now It's 2023 and yes even now

[@Papajohnthemessenger]

"NO DISRElPECT" by Sister Souljah is one of the most important books ever written~

[@MTdaBlacking]

1:43--1:55 That part sticks to my brain like glue!

[@KyaPublishing]

Had the pleasure of meeting Sister Souljah last week in Toronto. She is SUCH a brilliant woman and peaceful/insightful soul!! Her books really illustrate her intentions for the social well-being of her readers...I love the transition of communication. Her stories are beautiful, yet just as powerful as her music was. More widespread appeal.

[@eddiebills6569]

This sister got big time backbone.

[@TheBigaboss]

Real Rap,True Female MC !!! Sister Souljah

[@sultry4234]

MY SON BOUGHT ME HER MUSIC WHEN HE WAS 15 YEARS OLD AND HE WAS ALLOWED TO LISTEN TO N.W.A..SO DID I...I LOVE HER

[@angeljohnson6665]

sultry42 wow i was only 2 in 92

[@PlasticPellets]

low IQ culture

[@sultry4234]

@@PlasticPellets what and who are you referring to, I guess it would be yourself

[@redsanford5348]

Your sun iz a real one!

[@KBdotHAQ]

I love her music. She speaks the truth and she ain't afraid to say what she need to say. More black ppl need to listen to her.

[@royalrat2496]

Be safe where you are but never be quiet

[@natalietrudeaux4423]

such an application for integritized black women.. I love her since I was twelve. she's certainly someone for someone like me to endure forever..

[@aaronnickey1]

She spoke like a True Queen... If you never heard her then sit down and be quiet!!!

[@devontelott9934]

2024 we still here!! Black Is Power!!

[@pariemil86]

Damn we need more artist like this today especially black women

[@jonahkreitner2184]

CHIKA

[@shinybeast8946]

Everybody is like this nowadays, what are you talking about?

[@kokodee4626]

@@shinybeast8946 no,there are too many Cardis and Megan the stallion

[@4u2cre8]

Music execs stopped signing and promoting artists like her (as well as Public Enemy, X-Clan, KRS-One, Dead Prez, etc.) because angry, socially conscious black people scare the hell out of white America. Now they'll only push artists that keep us entertained, distracted, horny, drunk and high.

[@DanielMcHale-ci4gc]

Her intelligence is beautiful

[@aismahel7]

Respect from Chile

[@whitedevilhunter3672]

OMG SHE IS BRILLIANT!!!!!!!!!!SHE IS MY IDOL

[@MuzikJunky]

***** Then how come she is responsible for the reemergence of the street-lit movement and is about to publish her sixth book through Simon & Schuster? Peace.

[@TJ-el2nz]

SlimeBallGuy then why are you under her video ....

[@christophercoppins6715]

sister soulja is and intelligent courageous black woman who speaks truth to falsehood,something these so call black leaders don't do....

[@willwalker1586]

The Minnesota riots bought me here.

[@GantzIsSloppy]

1nce again

[@4411825]

Rebellions!

[@luwakw01]

I see why she was banned from MTV. What a force! Love her.

[@TheBobbiemac]

June 16 Sister Souljah was at the Atlanta-Fulton library signing her new novel "Midnight and the Meaning of Love." she is a powerful thinker, and speaker. How is it that women will accept being call "Wifey" knowing the man has other girlfriends and children. These same women are will refuse to marry & share this same man with his other wives

[@rashb3994]

Jeez, she emanates power! Like you can feel it in the soul.

[@geesaidit541]

❤ 1991 and ❤❤ 2020 Thank you Sister Souljah for your courage and inspiration!!

[@Zgamer7]

Dawg this lady was a lyrical magneto😭

[@drbettinawolff5843]

Meaningful Rap. Music with a message. What happened to music and what happened to Hip Hop? Speak up! One

[@collinhenry9996]

I love this Sister, this is first time in my life I get to watch the whole video. I remember show parts of it because she was ban here in Canada and in 1992 she got in trouble with President Clinton. I even meet her back in 1997 at Church and she sign autography of her first book No Disrespect.

[@michaeltryon9616]

Sista things will always be like it was in 1993 for the entire world.

[@johnduncan77]

@434Noise We blew up Japan & WE helped them rebuild. Then we left them alone and kept our military there. The difference between Katrina & Japan's quake is that at least with Japan, help arrived fairly quick and leadership actually led its people. With Katrina you had people who were basically trapped (convicted by local & state leaders that the Superdome would be safe). I knew SEVERAL people who wanted to go help post Katrina (firefighters, EMTs, etc) & were told they weren't needed.

[@celebrateyourdarknessnow4472]

This Woman is no joke! Love her!

[@TheCosmicFunker]

From the days when Hip Hop was funky.

[@SurgeCess]

I love this lady, I have a couple of her books to (Midnight and Coldest Winter Ever), both amazing.

[@angeljohnson6665]

Surge Álvez yes

[@chadcas]

I love this woman’s energy/vibration.....more so than Queen Latifah.

[@earthsuit66]

Still powerful..... Step back!

[@HULLGRAFFITI]

i grew up with PE Paris ect..n love angry spirited hip hop but damn,i could only ever listen to souljah in small doses she does like to screech n yell for a couple of mins b4 her 30 sec rap..that "We are at war!" sample still pops up every now n then...gwaaan girl.

[@LeoSun33]

Listening in 2020 anyone?

[@mase3girls]

She also got a book " The coldest winter ever" the best book ever

[@queenmajesty895]

ALWAYS RELEVANT.

[@Djbiginf]

🔥🔥🔥🔥 today in 2021 this hits more than ever

[@iluvbiggirlz420]

Being a Public Enemy fan brought me here! Fight the Power!!!

[@earthsuit66]

Back when RAP really meant something!

[@keepingupwithtristan]

THANK YOU SISTER SOULJA

[@AsmarMbaba]

She is a Hero❤

[@newtaurus1]

rap needs to get back to this conciousness and stop selling out damn can we

[@artwonnowtra1987]

indigenous to the Americas, brothers and sisters we must unite with our Afrikaans brothers and sisters. COLOMBIANOS Y MEXICANOS CON LA SANGRE AFRIKAANA O INDIGINA JUNTEMENOS ANTES QUE TERMINEMOS

[@aaronnickey6119]

Please show this to all of Today’s Female Rappers!!

[@Angie_bae]

This is more of a PSA than a music video. Awesome video

[@tholatho]

love this sister!!

[@is-qs2ej]

relevant then, relevant now. I don't want my grandkids to feel the way my grandparents felt

[@yeseniaodalyss3029]

Reminder that she is an Ivy League educated BLACK woman 👩🏿‍🏫

[@indiald3373]

Mic drop

[@MuzikJunky]

Her degree is from Rutgers, but she did international study overseas under the aegis of Cornell. Peace.

[@JD-zd8tm]

and she still doesn't know she's NOT African ? *She's American*

[@gigijnbaptiste6974]

Where are her ancestors from?

[@pkd.81]

Rutgers isn't Ivy League, and she only get in there because of Affirmative Action 😂

[@davidtrundlehower7840]

This is relevant as it ever was

[@TJ-el2nz]

I use to be so much into her I need to get back love her ❤️

[@shaasiagoss6538]

Nothing to play with love Soulja

[@rubenmosskeys]

she is pretty awesome!

[@susanmeyer7783]

Ooo she got pretty hair!

[@lifehouserealestate3361]

BOMB Squad produced this track! PE

[@meh1294]

PREACH IT SISTA!!11!!!!!!!!!!!!1!!!

[@KurtG85]

0:50 One of the realest, most iconic moments (for what hip hop should represent) in all of hip hop history.

[@diakydiaz]

WHAT A FORCE! Where is she now??!

[@hejdiklump]

SHE IS MARVELOUS:)..THIS IS WHO SHE IS!

[@AllenMitchellGardner]

She's so strong.

[@OrdinisChao]

"They say two wrongs don't make it right, but it damned sure makes it even" 1:49 Can't argue with that, I guess.

[@angeljohnson6665]

Ordinis Chao yes

[@MuzikJunky]

THE GREATEST SONG EVER WRITTEN!!!! Peace.

[@reidbtable]

Sista Soulja is a REAL one. Take note 2020 Black women!

[@charlenemonique1]

I love her book ; The coldest winter ever also. Actually, I read it once before but I'm reading it again before right now before I start on her next book that I have called, Midnight which is ba character from the coldest winter ever. For thoughs of you who don't know. Start with the first one because it's a good read.I like her book called ,no disrespect as well.Check that one out,too.The sister is deep!

[@18chaney]

I remember this time I’m hip hop… her, Queen Latifah and MC Lyte were my favorites as a young girl.. they were so powerful to me as black women ❤

[@hey_its_autumnb2380]

no justice, no peace✊🏽✊🏾✊🏿 Black Lives Matter! we don’t deserve to become hashtags .

[@devotion1100]

GO GURL !!!!! LOVE SISTA SOULJAH

[@Acin101]

What happend to hip-hop artist like her who actually stood for something, and had passion, now all you see is rappers doing it for the money, and people are falling right in the trap, IT'S A DAMN SHAME!

[@haroon19able]

" One of the Most powerful sisters in Original Hip Hop "......

[@jovialthinker]

My spirit animal! Loooove her!!!!!!!!

[@MrBoswel1]

This was awesome I remember this it was beautiful

[@taniamarie2486]

What a beautiful intelligent Sistah oh have we fallen.

[@hoodiefied808]

Two Wrongs Don't Make It Right... But It Damn Sure Makes It Even... I'm in love...

[@Kobiyachi_]

This would shake the world if released today. So much truth in this art!

[@ThatGworl2023]

We should have listen because she was telling the truth. I was watching the video of the father of Nia talking and in the background all I could hear was this chilling scream from a family member.

[@isaiahmines9791]

Sistah souljah speakz da truth

[@nt4382]

TWO WRONGS DON'T MAKE A RIGHT BUT IT DAMN SURE MAKES IT EVEN

[@Molock77]

sister souljah was the last real blackwomen to speak out.

[@icyshells]

It's like Metal Rap.