Tariq Nasheed on Beef with Busta Rhymes Associates

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[@MichaelHoward-gu5bk]

Hip Hop came from playing " Black Music" , not reggae or salsa !!!

[@NAMEKDENDE]

Preach

[@billking1751]

Indeed

[@whoahna8438]

Reggae is Black music

[@machaazahisagama3575]

@@whoahna8438Blues,Jazz etc not reggae

[@whoahna8438]

@@machaazahisagama3575 Yeah but Iys Reggae is Black music too and it was started by Black American influence

[@jp-uno]

Props to Tariq Nasheed for standing up for our respect and proper recognition for OUR as in FBA culture. Just because everyone adopta our culture doesnt mean it is not OUR FBA culture. It hurts folks to give us our proper recognition even our so called "Latino" Brothers and Sisters. 🖤🇺🇲

[@bajanworldstar5636]

Why are y’all trying to separate black people ?

[@stephentrotter1653]

Not separate black people just stating facts black Americans create hip hop

[@ogunrebukeracistsxenophobe9661]

@@stephentrotter1653 The William O Neal grifter that is Tariq Nasheed (Arabic name btw) is indeed trying keep Black people divided so he can continue to keep his indoctrinated livestock emotional and ready to F/und his B/ank A/ccount. The FBA cattle should've given Tariq the side eye from when he used the racist murder of Ahmaud Arbery to promote a Pan African product. Now thats "stating facts"

[@quankillmonger]

​@bajanworldstar5636 We called ourselves and all Black people, Black people while all these Black immigrants say "I'm not Black, I'm Jamaican" "I'm not Black, I'm African" "I'm not Black, I'm Haitian" How do you logically ask that when others have clearly separated themselves from us as I just displayed? Us Foundational Black Americans created the slang's "Brotha" and "Sista" in regards to all Black people. While if we call a random Carribean person in America that, they will look at us with a negative connotation. They called me a Yank in Miami in school. They have always separated from us, despite being on our indigenous land long before the 1400's. I will keep our original names of this land between us. FBA.

[@GrinchyGreen334]

@@quankillmongerPerfectly explained my brother💪🏿💪🏿💯💯💯💯

[@Danny-fs1hk]

Looking forward to this documentary coming out. Black Americans (FBA’s) invented Hip-Hop 100%, just like Blues, Gospel, Jazz, Rock N Roll, R&B, Funk.

[@ogunrebukeracistsxenophobe9661]

What tangible do you unhinged livestock get from a doc about genre no Black owns or controls anymore? Nothing but empty symbolisms from a William O Neal grifter that already got his reperations....from the less learned individuals like you.

[@melanatedwarrior3530]

​@@ogunrebukeracistsxenophobe9661Damn, you're triggered ASF. How many comments are you gonna leave😂😂😂😂

[@mentlinc]

Right! Like we took a break from leading American music culture! 😂

[@Soufside_Slim]

House, Grunge, Techno

[@timotheewilliams9086]

These buffoons don't understand, our creativity comes from years of oppression which you cannot fake, hell, Marvin Gaye album 'What's Going On' was just voted the best album of ALL-TIME and it's still relevant today!!!

[@blazesimpson8830]

The first mistake black people made was giving the mediocre Eminem legendary status, he is not even top 75 in the rap game. I could name 50 black rappers easily that Eminem can't see, Eminem status does not surpass Treach, Heavy D, Biz Markie, Souls of Mischief, The Pharcyde, Das Efx, Digable Planets, Special Ed, MC Lyte, Whodini, Black Moon, Craig Mack, Bone Thugs, AZ, Monie Love, Mobb Deep or Kool Moe Dee just to name a few.

[@Youreirrelevantinlifebozo]

Big facts I like Eminem but he overrated and overhyped because he got the complexion for protection. He ain’t no better than Cassidy but he get put on this crazy pedestal.

[@zerubbyasharal4777]

Throw Kool Keith & Twista in there too.

[@daxterclark5092]

Facts!

[@stoplyingabout]

Eminem is better than every rapper you named, none of them are on Eminem's level with the pen, flow, creativity, or songwriting. Just my opinion! But I think there are MCs that rival Eminem or are better (at times) like Busta Rhymes, Pharoah Monche, Nas, Black Thought.

[@Tashaten]

Positive K, Kwame, Epmd, Big Daddy Kane, Sweet Tee, JJ fad, Camp Lo Luchini!!

[@R.Williamss]

Hip hop is all FBA 🇺🇸.

[@RemnantReAnimated]

🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯

[@maxwellbrisk5622]

Lets talk about how Jamaica got all their musical culture from trying to copy Black American musical culture and how Jamaican elders are on video saying this..Nothing original about them, just some less talented sloppy clones.

[@maestrojamieson9385]

Sure we are. Thats why we come here and dominate yall at everything while yall sit and complain in your project houses for generations

[@andremobley4234]

If Hip Hop Got It’s Influence From Caribbeans And Latinos ,Where Is The Hip Hop Influence’s In The Caribbeans And Latin American In Which They Were Able To Bring To America And Create Hip Hop

[@ogunrebukeracistsxenophobe9661]

The majority of you unhinged livestock that support Tariq on this Hip hop finesse, probably never even followed Hip hop like that! One of his mindless disciples fixed his mouth to call Big Daddy Kane a sellout and a one hit wonder for giving Herc his flowers as the pioneer of Hip hop. Shows how little they know!

[@maxwellbrisk5622]

@@ogunrebukeracistsxenophobe9661 What is your argument in response to my comment?

[@whoahna8438]

​@@ogunrebukeracistsxenophobe9661 Fats Domino started Reggae and Ska

[@Bb99bb99kb]

He speaking facts!

[@heartofthestreetsproductio8578]

Just like MFs out here talking about Eminem is the GOAT 💀

[@machaazahisagama3575]

Facts smh they did the same with Elvis we created Rock and now they claim the yt musicians are the best smh

[@mentlinc]

They been on a campaign with that when Em ain't had a classic since his 3rd album. 70% of Em fans don't even listen to hip hop outside of Em.

[@koffin9429]

@@mentlincto be fair em has showed respect and stayed to himself . I’m not even a fan but I don’t understand why everyone comes for the one white person who does hip hop Justice and respects us

[@mentlinc]

@@koffin9429 I'm showing him respect we all know Eminem Show was his last great album. His others were good or ok. You can correct me if I'm wrong go ahead.

[@koffin9429]

@@mentlinc nah everyone has their opinion

[@dedricklane4899]

They can’t just take Hip Hop. FBA.

[@Asun5th]

Black America created hip-hop because of cancer of the Earth taking instruments out of the public schools in New York City. It belongs to us. Period.

[@ninocrown3247]

Busta & Fat Joe are early 50s (Gen Xers). They’re basing their view on hip hop’s creations based on those 80s movies like Wild Style, Beat Street, Breakin and Krush Groove, which have a few Latinos in each one. But hip hop was created 10 years before the first movie was released (Wild Style).

[@enigma7341]

They grew up in the 70s where watching the pioneers bringing out the turntables and amps. They have a say

[@brownpapi2634]

​@@enigma7341Yeah the pioneers who were BLACK AMERICANS. FOH

[@xteec1]

Exactly!!!!!💯

[@ogunrebukeracistsxenophobe9661]

@@brownpapi2634 The Pioneers were of Black American and Jamaican background. It was a collective effort. But we cannot expect a non Hip hop head who has indoctrinated himself with the duck tales of a failed rapper turned William O Neal grifter who got you livestock emotional enough to finesse another quarter of a mil out of you for an empty symbolism, to get it!

[@jerseyboyantbrooks2824]

Smh false

[@Brookintellect]

Tariq is correct. We create and they take

[@l3lackStarLiner_GameBoy]

you can keep HipHop.., it sells nothing but death, self-loathing, promiscuity and zero support and accountability for your OWN people.. if HIPHOP was run by Jamaica or the Hispanic populace it would be more beneficial then the death and destruction that African Americans sell to its own people.. Record labels don't even want to sell your crap anymore.. HIPHOP sucks a$*

[@kingchepellSEUM]

James Brown!!! Black & Proud!!!😁😆

[@koffin9429]

But had a white gf

[@martinahardy5255]

@@koffin9429 He was talking about James Brown, not his many girlfriends of different colors.

[@koffin9429]

@@martinahardy5255 but that’s what I’m talking about

[@martinahardy5255]

@@koffin9429 okay, baby carrot and 2 CRUMBS.

[@martinahardy5255]

@@koffin9429 Y'all be killing me, so quick to bring the white woman into the conversation, but what does that say about you, that your women stay in other men's backyard. That's not a flex, believe me. LOL

[@FREEDWOMEN-1980]

What I can't understand why it's hard to give us our flowers I'm not surprised It's not divisive to tell the truth

[@mentlinc]

Because it hurts the WORLD to say they LOVE FBA's!

[@VicFM]

You have to understand is that people from non-black communities have this leaching mentality when it comes to black American culture. There’s not one immigrant in the world I have as much talent as us.

[@f.iyanda3838]

Because that’s a lot of wealth that they don’t want to give to Black Americans

[@f.iyanda3838]

@@VicFMblack peoples globally are very talented.,

[@jerzydevoos5413]

Well there’s many reasons for this. Two of the main ones is that America (usa) is looked at as a “fake”/transient country. No real people or culture, so what culture or originality, its largely associated with yt America but extends to Black America as a result of being American. The other reason is simple, people don’t wanna feel indebted to Black folks

[@ricocox2591]

He should make it around 3 hours long

[@rashidsavage6806]

We waiting for the Latinos and Jamaicans to say they started GO-GO

[@Sodaamaleetokko7]

Salute to my Brothers & Sisters in DC

[@stone5578]

Didn’t start it but Puerto Ricans were there from the beginning . We didn’t come in the 80s we were already there . And involved pushing the culture forward

[@jamesleon403]

​@@stone5578how??? But yet have absolutely NO puerto ricans who are big time rappers or producers as of late 🤣🤣🤣🤣😂🤣😂😂 y'all are hilarious with the LIES

[@oneone3983]

​@@stone5578so was white people

[@oneone3983]

​​@@stone5578white people was there doing Motown so what's your point

[@itsjustmyopinion9630]

They ask every prominent Black rapper about Eminem. And of course they all praise him like idiots. They are being used to erase them.

[@koffin9429]

Eminem had paid his dues and I’m not even a fan .

[@itsjustmyopinion9630]

@@koffin9429 What dues?

[@koffin9429]

@@itsjustmyopinion9630 showing respect. Giving light to old school rappers which nobody does a few that’s it . Never switched unlike mgk and kid rock . Gave us 50 ent etc. has respect for the art and never sold out .and I’m saying this as a black man and I’m not even a Stan. He not even my favorite rapper and I still think he’s a guest but he’s one of the best guest

[@BLUNTZnBEATZ97]

Flakko always look like he Got a Mouthful of Now N Laters tryin to Talk....🤣

[@SunRidah]

I couldn't watch after 3 min. He sounds weird as 'F' to me

[@JUJUJU839]

Tariq is the truth all receipts on everything he speaks

[@jgood4010]

So glad we standing up for our culture. Folks act like we just the step children of the diaspora nah fuck that we thectrend setters and we do have culture!

[@theflamethrower07]

I'm not too proud of hip-hop. However, much respect to Tariq Nasheed for sharing the truth about the origins and foundation of Hip-Hop. Enough is enough with the vultures who flock to feed from our people and culture. We never spread our natural talents for financial gain, though we do deserve to reap the benefits. Since our beginnings on the field plantations we've built this world. God bless the people classified as Black-African American people. You are the chosen people of the Almighty Creator "God." Keep rising to the top!!!

[@Craig-pm2kc]

It wasn't too bad when people spoke in code and dropped fax

[@theflamethrower07]

Code=slang for lexicon among our own kind was stripped away...by our own kind. All thanks to the ridiculous ideologies of the Universal Zulu Nation, then afterwards our willing activities on the www (world wide web.) The internet for open house, closet and bathroom social media. The Revolution Will Be Televised.

[@KingShaqxYahudah]

"Stop being divisive neega" 😂😂😂

[@NAMEKDENDE]

That’s all they say

[@GrinchyGreen334]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@dcmoor4662]

😂😂🤣

[@ogunrebukeracistsxenophobe9661]

That jibe parallels the jibes of a white supremacist troll. I can smell the saturated mayo of your deception from here livestock! I know the reason why Tariq would say that Stephen from Django crap. Because he's a paid shill of white supremacy to keep Black people divided while grifting his own community at the same time. I cannot believe any sensible Black American would fix their mouths to use the same kind of derogatory terms that were used against them with racist terrorism inflicted on them.

[@darrylbrown2775]

Coming from the most tribal divisive groups in the world!

[@leroybrownjr]

Busta forgets he has to tour and sell records...I don't think he can survive with just non FBA consumers

[@SLUGTHUG]

Hahaha, the 300 of you FBA clowns online 😂

[@Asun5th]

Again, Busta Rhymes is not the one beefing with Tariq Nashid

[@leroybrownjr]

@@Asun5th no busta is against all fbas by the nature of his lies

[@brianmcclain5273]

Going back to the black classic movies in the 1940s they were rapping with the sugar hill gang cadence

[@f.iyanda3838]

Absolutely

[@FlyTyBlizzy]

Tariq got that crispy fba hair line

[@dmmarrero1]

Bro this interviewer cant speak.😂

[@TheRenegadeCrew]

FBA ✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿

[@cherokeeshabazz8199]

🖤BLACK AMERICAN🇺🇲CULTURE IS THE CULTURE OF THE WORLD🌎. PERIODT👈🏿✊🏿🤫👁️👁️

[@thegr8one572]

Hiphop is a foundational Black American creation . Its not up for debate. 🤷🏾‍♂️👨🏾‍⚖️

[@kmetzgr9594]

Tariq went to the barber and said let me get the Jalen rose special extra black

[@jerzydevoos5413]

That Hip Hop podcast with that Jen on the block chick showed exactly what one of the main problems were having. She said let’s not erase Hip Hop bcus some people were dancing on floor in the 20s/40s…Her and many of these others foreigners don’t think we have a culture thus not being able to see cultural continuity. Hip Hop, to them, it’s just this thing “they” created in the BX…

[@marvincooke7784]

Just as Hip-Hop culture is the culmination of FBA Culture, the FBA concept is the culmination of previous thought leaders such as Hon. Elijah Muhammad, Dr. Amos Wilson, Dr. Claud Anderson, and Bobby Hemmitt among others. Each suggested that FBAs would be the catalysts for the redemption of the global Black Family. Tariq took the baton and continues the marathon. Kudos on Microphone Check!

[@enriquestewart5762]

Tariq documentaries always ruffle feathers 😂😂😂

[@SLUGTHUG]

Don’t you mean “Tethers” 😂

[@enriquestewart5762]

@@SLUGTHUG I didn’t mean that but your suggestion fits so much better 😂

[@stixnpoles2564]

Puerto Ricans didnt even start rappin in Spanish till 95' after hearing Black artists from Panama doing it. Might have to do a doc on that. 🤷🏿‍♂️

[@prodigies6576]

Beef? 😂😂😂 Does Busta even know who Tariq is?

[@theybanthetruth4955]

Exactly, this guy always trying to big himself up, as if he is Michael Jackson

[@serrahighsfinest]

He's not talking about Busta Rhymes. He's talking about his AnR.

[@rbgboxing4442]

​@@serrahighsfinestthey gotta play dumb to feel better

[@mrshowtime991]

Shoutout to FBA Nasheed and FBA family.

[@JayReaction530]

FBA created hip hop period point blank id give more credit to the self styled wisdom of the 5 percent nation then anybody i just hope the GODS get the credit in the documentary and even DR york

[@hi4ah]

Respect Truth and History

[@amylin2009]

Dante Ross still gets the gasface😁

[@thepresidentofhiphop3698]

😂😂😂

[@mitchpascal1071]

Who is this guy interviewing Tariq? What a horrible speaker, get him outta here

[@user-fl7qp5sq7w]

These non FBA'ers are just moist about mic check. I say the hell with these non FBAs...They got some nerve..

[@RulaOfMe]

The pizza line😂😂😂😂facts tho

[@silentpapervision7039]

Bars

[@bootneyleefarnsworth7307]

The standard history of Rap was falsified by Afrika Bambaataa and the Universal Zulu Nation, the genre wasn't created by any one individual and it has no official birthdate its origin is more of a development. Rapping/Rap was developed by Blacks descended from American slavery during the post emancipation era(the latter half of the 1800s). The genre has nothing to do with turntablist DJs, sound systems, graffitti or breakdancing, those things belong to the Hip-Hop movement.

[@macalloway1]

Totally. In the times when the advent of a phenom occurs people want to simplify it's génesis to a big band and human culture is almost never like that. Usually one person does something like rhyming when they are talking shit or dancing a certain way years in advance of it becoming popular. It's like an quark. Something interesting or funny that one person does because they are flamboyant. Years later preteens and teens will see it and copy it and it becomes like a fad in a small group of friends that they may expose friends snd fsmily from different places to. Then others do iterations of their version of that same or similar behavior. Eventually separate groups of youths meet and influence each other based on their different versions of the same behavior or fad and it grows into a movement. It's almost impossible to really track down the first person to perform something because when they did it wasnt really a thing. It was just a part of their flavorful personality. Some 53 year old mississipi black man might have invented rapping as we know it in 1905 but it wasnt until his son had kids and his son's kid's friends saw grampa's unique way of rhyming when he talks and thought it was fun. That's normally how it works

[@Joe00Cool187]

Why does TN always crowdfund his projects? Serious question! His finesse is on a whole other level. 😢

[@jsanders9975]

If you dont like it don't support. Simple

[@Joe00Cool187]

@@jsanders9975 Duh 🙄

[@Ekleaz]

Who makes find with their own money?

[@RealDealy]

He does it cause he wants to prove we can do things as a community, and don't need one person to support us which is what we are told It started around 2008/2009 when YT people were starting the "go fund me", and some of us were saying Black people won't do that, and he wanted to prove some of us still care about the community, financially. It's what started the "Hidden Colors" series, to help build up our pride that we lost around that time

[@tmajec]

@@RealDealy 😂 🤦🏾‍♂️

[@concernedcitizen5614]

This iggna gotta be Bizmarkie's unclaimed illegitimate son... 🤔

[@vsthebest215]

Its funny those who were not around for the beginning of hip hop even have an opinion.😂😂😂

[@thetruthhurts131]

This is why he did a documentary with the actual pioneers who were there. Pay attention

[@bootneyleefarnsworth7307]

Rap and Hip-Hop are both Black AmericanDOS creations, however they're two different things with different histories. Ninety-nine percent of the time when people say Hip-Hop what they really mean is Rap, the "Hip-Hop" term needs to be phased out when discussing music. Technically, Hip-Hop is a youth movement that was birthed in the Bronx and died there. The Hip-Hop term has been misused and thrown around loosely and inappropriately for decades, it's caused confusion and that's one of the reasons Rap doesn't have a proper standard history as a music genre. You don't associate the creation of Blues or Jazz with any type of separate youth or cultural movement so why would you do it with Rap?

[@rbgboxing4442]

You don't know the history. But that doesn't mean other people don't know. There's literally something called the Harlem Renaissance. That was a moment dummy

[@iknowyourenemies]

Rap was ONE of the elements of hip hop. Some of the others were breakdancing, graffiti, fashion, DJing and knowledge. The history of RAP and Hip-Hop are unified. Where the credit is going is the problem. My question to you is why can you not associate the creation of Blues and Jazz to the black Americans who created it? A quick Google search will easily show who created both genres but you type as if the history of both is a mystery.

[@bootneyleefarnsworth7307]

@iknowyourenemies Okay now go fix up your country.

[@iknowyourenemies]

@@bootneyleefarnsworth7307 I know that can't be the answer to the question I asked you. Lol.

[@bootneyleefarnsworth7307]

@iknowyourenemies You asked a D*umb, strange, senseless question you're obviously an immigrant which means you're people had nothing to do with the creation of either thing. So I don't owe you an explanation of any kind.

[@TankDavisConquers]

Note that when either the Latinos or Jamaicans make the claim they invented hip hop the other side does not challenge the claim. You don't here Jamaicans calling the Latinos out.

[@rbgboxing4442]

They team up against black Americans that why.

[@thetruthhurts131]

Nope, they stay quiet, but when it's FBA, they both have smoke lol

[@allinyomouf9911]

F the Lie tinos they didn’t create nothing they on the same beat for a thousand years FBA only✌🏾✊🏾💪🏾🔥🔥🔥

[@eugenedusauzay9468]

Places like Paris and London have small apartments becouse they are old cities that are hundreds of years older then America they, was built a long time a go

[@3rdEyeMangekyoRinnegan]

😂😂😂😂

[@tdon39]

The host talks like he’s getting ready to get a heart attack 😂

[@bigmad3123]

it's a compliment and kind of weird curse that everyone who comes in contact with you wants to be you...

[@ihateshills]

10k views and 500 likes? Naw. They BIG MAD!! Im with tariq and ima meximelt from mexico. Thank u blk americans for building a country for us to come to. 🤷🏽

[@rodneyr2537]

The Bronx is the mother of rap

[@MVP.Unsweet.T]

Not rap but hip hop

[@sshawnbr3]

Pigmeat Markham ain’t from the Bronx tho

[@JUSLOFI]

Dante Ross gets the gas face.

[@theDarkMatterMyth]

Former pimp gonna pimp

[@warrenspeaks]

Outstanding content.

[@reggiechestnut]

This dude is so great ❤ I'm so glad he is black

[@Mobbin4theArt]

Who controls the purse strings in hiphop? Is it Black America? NO.. Why isn't this 'quote' "voice for the community" talking about that.? Damn who break danced first or who was from what island etc.. Do we own the shit we came up with? If we not talking about hiphop's economy going to outsiders of the community we bullsh!tt!tin.. He's sitting on a vultures platform building his numbers by even talking about this.. smh.. Hypocrisy at its finest..

[@1stindependentfreeblack675]

FBA creates everything in this world but still one of the poorest the world when it comes to generational wealth.

[@nauticalknots5653]

Dont forget this man has alot of animosity towards alot of ny people, he wanted to be a rapper but it didnt work out for him, so hes mad they signed busta and not him because hes black american and busta isnt, hes in his feelings lol

[@theybanthetruth4955]

Definitely and years ago busta said rap started in ja. So this guy tariq remembered and now doing this. Tariq is a very spiteful male, and an awful person. All he does is get simple blk people to be divided. I love my people worldwide. I never talk bad about any of our people and I never let anyone hurt our people in any country I travel or live in. This guy is just a wicked divider. He is a hustle a pimp and don't like blk women. How blk people support him is beyond me

[@anthonyblackman7669]

Busta is a black american!! He’s black and he was born and raised in America….Flatbush to be exact. That is why YT people remain strong, you’ll never hear YT people today separating themselves and calling out other YTs saying that you people just got here yesterday and are not YT americans, while our ancestors settled this land and you’re not eligible to be called YT americans. NO!! They got over that folly 100 years ago, and understood the importance of the numbers game. You’ll never ever hear a modern day YT Anglo Saxon man telling a second or third generation Irish or Italian that they were tethering off their culture that came on the mayflower, and that they are foundational YT americans. those words were never spoken to tony bennet, frank sinatra, dean martin, Bobby Darin, Vic Damone or Henry Mancini, and you want to know why they don’t behave that way anymore, and left that backward thinking back in the early 20th century?? because they understand how important numbers are, as well as inclusivity for all YT people. But the black man, we will never learn, and are prone to making the same mistake that our forefathers made on the continent 500 years ago which got us in this mess we’re in today.

[@suavobaby90]

Flakko got the hairline of a road block

[@MichaelHoward-gu5bk]

Let's get serious !!!

[@andresmith5663]

Dude all music came from Africa by African, thats it thats all... Say that and ill rock with you..

[@gerardchisolm8605]

Word....why weren't there any Spanish or Caribbean rappers early on then ! Puerto Ricans had the graffiti and break dance ! I'm from NJ born in 71 , I witnessed it's full conception.

[@sean-hu2fo]

Many of the early rappers, were of second and third generation Caribbean descent!

[@Wondertroy1TV]

Cosmo Flex aka Tariq Nasheed the crowdfunding ambulance chaser of the diaspora

[@jjatkins2011]

Straight facts.....#FBA

[@lawrenceware6279]

He said if they were delivering pizza😂😂😂😂

[@Yellowfever123]

Dude in the green got a mush mouth...

[@kingojugo]

Yes black Americans are the pioneers of Hip Hop but Crazy legs and Ken Swift started breaking in the late 70s and they were second generation Bboys from Rock steady crew which means there was people bboying before them in the early mid 70s. They did not start in 80s. Those Puerto Ricans did contribute to the art form of Hip hop. Which yes is a black art form.

[@tyronereed4909]

Tariq is on to his next con game via documentary...

[@equitypark1865]

The same BUMS he mentioned also have never said anything over the past 30yrs about Bambata being the godfather of hip hop even tho everyone in the Bronx knew he was touching k$&s so how does their opinion even matter

[@Party314]

Truth is the truth hip-hop is Black but we love everyone 💯💪🎤👽

[@theybanthetruth4955]

I only love blk people from the Caribbean, Africa North America, blk people in Europe asia, south Pacific, i love blk people. Our people love this flag too much, the massa flag

[@user-to7up1dl3d]

No I don't love everybody, speak for yourself.

[@thetruthhurts131]

Speak for yourself

[@user-pu9sc5fm8s]

💯💯💯💪🏿 🇺🇸

[@tooflamboyant479]

Hope you got the guy from digital Underground who started that fast rap

[@winnigriff8989]

Who's making the most money in hip hop ?

[@sshawnbr3]

Who’s making the most money off of Africa’s natural resources? Who’s making the most money off of exploiting anything?

[@winnigriff8989]

@@sshawnbr3 whose fault.is that

[@sshawnbr3]

⁠@@winnigriff8989Doesn’t matter. I was just simply pointing out that your original question is null and void.

[@winnigriff8989]

@sshawnbr3 no ,my question was legit and right happy holidays

[@regdexter4014]

how is this being question hip hop has and always be a black creation everyone else are guests and that’s fine if we rock with but hip hop is ours

[@keyopronin4134]

Common denominator "Corporate Money".

[@JayLove-zk7pj]

I’m really getting fed up with the Tether community. They know dam well hip hop has nothing to do with Jamaican and Latino culture. However, it’s black America fault because you all invited these tethers to the dinner table

[@defrocker0569]

You have pioneers that don't agree with certain things, so what is Tariq talking about.

[@Wondertroy1TV]

Crowdfund but who gets the profit…

[@leonwilson1106]

Who cares who created hip hop if you don't own it? Concentrate on more serious issues like the business of hip hop cause we as black folks and entertainers are just workers in this culture..and Tariq is another worker promoting his black cultural film on a white owned platform.. another African American making No Jumper (adam22) rich ..make it make sense

[@theybanthetruth4955]

You're right, but this man is just painted brown, he has no real love for blk people none. He is alwsys finding some new hustle. He is a failure in rap he was a low level pimp, he was a moor, he was a marcus Garvey fan. Now new hustle fba. The name from amazon. This guy is absolutely a person with no morals and all his followers never ever address his negativity

[@jsn23nc]

BS Blacks created and own Hip Hop. Just like Blacks created Blues aka Country music, R&B aka Pop Music, Jazz, Funk, Go Go, Disco. You cant tell FBA what we dont own fool

[@masterkbar7]

Anyone who advocates the separation of Black people needs to be watched. The term Foundational Black American is a new term. This term didnt exist 23 years ago so the question that needs to be asked is why was the word created and who's behind its narrative.

[@301tg8]

We were never together.

[@masterkbar7]

@@301tg8 i disagree we had ended all the dark skin light skin good hair bad hair issues in the early 90’s because we let everyone know that Black is Black from the bluest of blacks to highest of yellows. Then around 2008-2009 a lot of these issues started creeping back from the younger generation. The term foundational black American is a new term that didn’t exist 23 years ago because there was no separation amongst us as black people. Now biases and prejudices have always exist and will always exist because bc that’s the nature of man. I know con whether long or short when I see one. Don’t fall for the banana in the tailpipe just because the messenger is black

[@Wall0fCatz]

when yall get those sharp shape ups why do yall leave the white chalk outline still on your face???????? it looks ridiculous lls

[@Iamhim4real4real]

What do hip hop got to do what a bed bug infestation I’m FBA but flakko was reaching with that one 😂😂😂🤦🏿‍♂️

[@Iamhim4real4real]

@@imahotep ohhh sh!t 😂😂😂

[@user-ns7dn2ni7r]

Anybody who can fix there to say Reggae didn't have an influence on Hip Hop don't have no sense and just speaking in their feelings ok speed rapping Jamaican reggae artist have been doing that since the early 80s ok KRS used lots of reggae bass lines and beat on his classics if these guys have some against Jamaicans state but dont let your feelings blind you from the truth

[@serrahighsfinest]

False.

[@Dvorn2209]

Early 80's ?? Hip Hop started in the 70's

[@user-ns7dn2ni7r]

@@Dvorn2209I never said hip hop in the 80s my friend

[@etiquetteplaya]

Calling a whole country hood is wild

[@yunggpacino]

1-Paris is not a country 2-He said Paris has its good parts

[@etiquetteplaya]

@@yunggpacino 3. Paris is still dirty

[@jsn23nc]

He said Ghetto

[@STYLISHONE2002]

So the guy who took pictures of hip-hop when nobody else was taking pictures is not a historian house? The guy who learned about hip-hop after it left its birthplace authority? Make it make sense.😂

[@Ayplus]

Does he still talk about reparations anymore or is that grift over with??

[@seanymac242]

Oh if you don't want yours let me hold it.

[@QLivin]

​@@seanymac242He's a tether

[@user-to7up1dl3d]

​@@seanymac242Or probably isn't even qualified.

[@glasscut4880]

This Bama grifter should make a Documentary dvd 😂 based on blue grass country music tf a bama bumpkin going to teach me about NYC/BX Hip Hop?

[@100hands6]

🎯

[@raidermanic872]

Tariq kept it all the way real.

[@nelsonking98]

What’s the name of the movie

[@Oir07]

I agree even though we have some similar at the mysteries as far as our skin color and ancestors a lot of these Puerto Ricans be Trippin. As if they are better than Messi some type of way Reggaeton is taken from reggae 😅. What they call a Latin trap is taken away from hip-hop music the style the beats the way they dress let’s just be real instead of a sticky together a lot of Hispanics try to take this as a guy who grew up with Puerto Ricans Mexicans Dominicans this is nothing but the truth and I’m not gonna argue

[@user-fm8gp5rk7i]

cornbread is as low of a bar, lower then joe conzo

[@jwilliams6976]

Foundational black, means you are just descendants of slaves, you can be that. Those with knowledge know we go back a lot further than this place. Do the knowledge

[@rufushunter6396]

Marcus Vincent Thomas wasn't there in the Bronx when Hip Hop got started he was in Alabama so he doesn't know anything he loves making up stuff for profit...the New York DJ culture was influence by Jamaican sounds system crews but instead of playing reggae they played soul and jazz and funk records in the 70s...dj Charlie Chase who is Puerto Rican was a original member of the Cold crush brother before grandmaster Caz join the group

[@lebronjordan3098]

That's lie has been debunked all over the internet.

[@rufushunter6396]

@@lebronjordan3098 what's a lie?

[@lebronjordan3098]

@@rufushunter6396 Everything you've posted.

[@rufushunter6396]

@@lebronjordan3098 there is no lies

[@lebronjordan3098]

@@rufushunter6396 Everything you've said has already been debunked.

[@USVSTHEBUFF]

False, Lee Quinones was painting trains in the mid 70's and in international galleries by 82, but this fools from Detroit so he don't really know his history..........

[@michaelbonhomme3677]

🔥🔥🔥🔥 ESTABLISH THE HISTORY.

[@erikdegby4652]

Tariq No Jumper interviews is ill. One muthaf***in love.

[@sirmanni4534]

It sounds like he’s focusing on 1/5th of Hip Hop (rap music) Because there are 5 parts to Hip Hop

[@carltonbanks5470]

What other parts were created by non black americans? You haven't been paying attention.

[@sirmanni4534]

@@carltonbanks5470 what about Graffiti? If Hip Hop started in the NY then the possibility of there being a Puerto Rican or Jamaican brother/ sista being a part of it is HIGHLY likely because nothing happens in isolation. And we are all one in that city.

[@carltonbanks5470]

​@sirmanni4534 There is no need to guess. Tariq interviewed and has receipts for the earliest graffiti artist and he's not foreign. Also you are not one in nyc. Yusuf Hawkins can attest to that. Puerto Ricans in nyc called the early hip hop and black music jungle music. So gtfo with that one.

[@sirmanni4534]

@@carltonbanks5470 with a name like Carlton I was expecting a better vernacular.

[@carltonbanks5470]

@@sirmanni4534 ?? what kinda stupid deflection is that? 🤣🤣

[@Ishamel88]

FBA 🇺🇸✊🏾❤️