The Truth about Private Prisons and Hip Hop and how you can help!

[@samuellolango9720]

this video can't even get 10k views but a rapper dropped a song called "murder on my mind" and has made millions and millions of views.

[@bham2k10]

Vanguard was an actual slave ship, look at their logo.....interesting

[@mugenxsensei619]

They just had the logo removed last year. www.thinkadvisor.com/2020/10/22/vanguard-abandoning-ship-developing-new-brand-image/?amp=1

[@clicheguevara5282]

I'm just some guy on the internet, so you don't have to take my word for it. ...but I've been in the music industry my whole life and started my career making hip hop records in a studio in Memphis. I'm also a researcher and documentarian who has been ruthlessly censored by KZbin for exposing the truth about media manipulation. I understand both worlds on a deep level. ..and this video is not only true, but it's just scratching the surface.

[@Mista808]

This has already been proven. For anyone who doesn't believe this just take some time to research on this. There's even been people who were involved with this that have finally came forward after all these years to admit this. This happened in the early 90s. Private prison systems wanted to push out self conscious rappers and wanted to use the rap industry as a test to manipulate the minds of black youth. It's worked and it's made billions of dollars for those who have shares and stakes in private prison systems. This is something I've said for years but people always call me crazy. Members of Bone Thugs N Harmony actually talked about this in a podcast and broke down details on this for a full hour and even had emails from the people who were responsible who came forward after 20+ years. #MISTA808

[@gl6996]

What studio in Memphis? I live in Memphis...

[@corvettedm1]

My son, white, living in an upscale neighborhood in Silicon Valley, represents exactly this. My precious kid did four years. It is alive and well EVERYWHERE. It cost me everything.

[@psm23formeethel17]

Exactly...when D Tucker voiced her concerns about this...as the secretary of state for Pennsylvania's...she purchased stock in the mentioned company's just to speak out in board meetings...she was vehemently attacked ( by rap/ hip hop) artist

[@oldlyswansea]

well lets do a documentary on it it'll end up being the next big Netflix show

[@Ava-fx6dq]

Not just a conspiracy I hope people realize that now

[@emmanuelr710]

Everyone must share this. Rap from 95 to the present has been overwhelmingly negative.

[@SuperJuniorquintero]

I've been feeling the same way for years. Growing up in the 1980's I remember you had to be lyrically nice to be an MC. In the early 90's hip hop was very exclusive for very skillful MC's. After 1995, especially since bad boy took hip hop to the level where it is now, it had become where anybody could just be called a rapper. It's a joke now. And very sad.

[@gboogie360]

Kinda true.. but u have to go before 95.. it was 89-90 when NWA exploded on the scene... 95 on it was still so but we went more into the flashy era, rappers started to talk more about material things and money etc.. that's when bad boy exploded on the scene

[@nostalgiaman6816]

No wonder Will Smith was slowly phased out

[@emergematic9048]

This should have more views and more comments

[@Mista808]

This has already been proven. For anyone who doesn't believe this just take some time to research on this. There's even been people who were involved with this that have finally came forward after all these years to admit this. This happened in the early 90s. Private prison systems wanted to push out self conscious rappers and wanted to use the rap industry as a test to manipulate the minds of black youth. It's worked and it's made billions of dollars for those who have shares and stakes in private prison systems. This is something I've said for years but people always call me crazy. Members of Bone Thugs N Harmony actually talked about this in a podcast and broke down details on this for a full hour and even had emails from the people who were responsible who came forward after 20+ years. #MISTA808

[@chevyzra3895]

Hard to find. I wonder why. I got here after watching Krayzie Bone expose the industry on insta.

[@Sadhhu]

Bro you deserve way more views!!

[@truewilliams7118]

Sadhu this video has a lot of views on social media

[@SingleTax]

I absolutely guarantee you that "Black Lives Matter" will never promote this video. Never.

[@IgboKing]

Smh

[@LicensetoIL]

@@IgboKing well did they?

[@lindyedwards3057]

It’s so true though. I’m 41 years old and have seen the change from hiphop to gangster rap. It hasn’t been good. I used to love hiphop. It was message driven. It was inspiring. And I look around now and see entirely different messaging. For profit prisons need to become extinct

[@zevdesigna3218]

you had me on board with the intro. Thank you for your work. We are all being driven like cattle and the ranchers are hungry for meat.

[@terryindachat7296]

And after 2012 they started promoting Lean, Molly, drugs, Drill music and made going to jail seem cool like a badge of honor on top of covering only gang activity in media, rewarding ratchet women with awards..

[@jaymac8421]

They music/media business has been invested in these private prisons since the 90’s and as you can see today when u listen to mainstream rap radio, they play the same self destructive music over and over and over until it sinks into a person’s subconscious mind, it’s all scientific and this is why I don’t listen to that garbage in my house in front of my kid

[@retsej515]

This video has been buried by Lyor Cohen, head of music for KZbin.

[@stormysmurf]

When I speak to black people about this, they get mad towards me, like Im racist. What can I do? West coast girl in Alabama.

[@rajgopinoth4241]

Uh.. I just found it no issue

[@unamonoteismo1686]

Im about to mirror this video

[@psm23formeethel17]

This is what the marching should have been " black music matters" stop listening to " killer lyrics" ...its such a twisted fate ..I started really paying attention as I grew older though and had grandchildren...I hear the children say ..mommy said that's a bad thing....so the children know better....gotta keep them out of the warehouses of horror " public / charter schools "

[@retsej515]

@@stormysmurf pass then the link to the video

[@lamontebritt-bey3417]

Change your mind. Change your reality.

[@captaindsnuts9451]

This subject is hard to find on any social now. This was a great video and I encourage those watching to look into it further. It’s very relevant today, yesterday and tomorrow

[@pyevasquez1529]

My brother the meeting was held in Florida + 93

[@RevdTv123]

May yahuah make your message be heard by many . Much love

[@dzanderallison]

Amen.

[@emiliomaldonado5226]

This needs to get more attention

[@marksuckaturd5098]

I've been talking about this ever since The Geto Boys dropped 'The Resurrection' with the 'Interview With Larry Hoover' interludes on it where J. Prince is talking with "The Chairman" Larry Hoover discussing how companies like Mastercard and various others were buying up prisons with a vested interest in keeping them at maximum occupancy. Much love and infinite respect for your movement from Australia. I'm down for the cause, for real!! PEACE!!!

[@mcmars273]

Thank you for this important statement. A for-profit prison system =slave labor, 21C. style.

[@allencampbell1058]

Tru, even tupac was the epitome of a so called gangster. he wasnt even a gangster but did ballet at baltimore

[@PrivateSmiles]

Tupac was just a method actor that couldn't shed his character. It eventually got him killed.

[@alexauclair1]

This should be trending

[@TheAdvancedDronePilot-DMH_LLC]

Thank you so much for your positive influence!

[@Caramel_poison]

This was extremely informative thank you!!

[@elderyashah]

Excellent video! I appreciate the information my brother...

[@jimboslice2570]

This is simply amazing!!!! Thanks for sharing this.

[@khafrejay3384]

Of course!

[@jaycraccn783]

Yes I love this video 💯💙

[@mrsmith7493]

You have no clue on these people plans for your kids

[@KaliMaaaaa]

Actually Geo Corporation is the largest private prison corporation in the world. Geo's largest share holder is George Sorros, who also funds BLM. Is this a Sorros funded program because it sure sounds like it?

[@monsweetpetiteinc]

Excellent research I knew something like this was going on, it's so blatant.

[@BMB1105]

This right here!

[@kevinfavors7053]

Iam with that my crew name is hip hop REVIVAL

[@czexan6134]

Unfathomably based

[@courtneyallen2250]

Thank you so much for posting this

[@tshepoblom716]

I'm sure DJ Vlad is an investor in them

[@eldieunakasila-merrygold435]

Facts! people share this.

[@saltfleek6313]

I’ve been in feds i know this is tru

[@amirahsultaana4893]

That if the government would not come through with these prisoners they can sue the government because they're not a meeting their quota of imprisonment ... The education school pension fund invest in private prison

[@joesmith-wc5qh]

Modern day plantation, this needs to be more broadly exposed.

[@KingSlickJoker]

It is true. The meetings was in 1991

[@travelsahead]

This is scary. I Had no idea they had stake in private prisons.

[@TheQueenOfGreatness]

This is 10000000% true.

[@ninoricorecords6767]

Thanks ❤️❤️

[@Iheartdrumzz]

Give it time youll reach the world

[@tylerlupercio256]

Are all prisons private? And if not does anyone know the percentage that is private?

[@dr.livesey7595]

I'm from germany. Your private prison system is inhumane.

[@pirds102010]

Deutscher HipHop ist aber genauso am Arsch. Geht nur noch um dicke Karre fahren, Geld machen, Bitches.

[@africanbj]

Nebraska Tappin In

[@lindyedwards3057]

And to the listener feed out there (correct me if I’m wrong hiphopforchange) there is a huge difference between hiphop and gangster rap. That and total racial segregation of white and blacks in entertainment is where I noticed a marked change in society and an increased amount of criminalization of minorities

[@khafrejay3384]

Well, every culture has gangsters and Hip Hop is so big, there's room for us all. What ain't Hip Hop is the centralization around gangster rap and the misrepresentation of our culture for the entertainment of mostly white college-age males.

[@chrishenniker5944]

I was involved in the indie scene in the 2000s and Kevin Shields of My Bloody Valentine said that Britpop (Blur, Oasis, Elastica) were promoted by the British intelligence services to promote British interests and patriotic sentiment.

[@jeffando6767]

Guess this goes back to nwa..then deathrow,,, murder inc...gunit. Then shit really got out of hand . I feel like it mostly comes from New York. Makes sense because whatever rappers wear say an do. So is the hood. Any hood. Even places that aren't the hood. And prison. Private prisons, ohio is full of them. And here's a cold fact. I did 3 years in lake Erie correction, here in ohio. When I was in most of the population, was obsessed with rap. Not like listening, but memorizing and studying, and trying to become exactly like them. Even me

[@tonycardona4638]

I was locked up in a CCA in youngs town Ohio it got shut down a year After i got out it was a shit hole

[@iffysd9864]

Remember award shows when they will always skip to an advertisement for conscience and religious music?

[@_greenner_]

thats crazy

[@patrickshelley3764]

That's the reason why they want you to make negative music bcuz it's a revolving money door

[@cathaljmusic]

Great video. Gonna incorrporate some of this in my new book "4.2" on the music industry

[@jaydarl2]

No doubt. Another connection is that CoreCivic (CCA) was founded in Nashville. Although Nashville is not a Hip Hop hotbed, every major record label has a significant presence there. There are some other coincidences. Founded during the beginning of the Crack Era. Goes public just before the preeminent gangsta rap group (NWA) is formed. One of the founders was the head of the Tennessee Republican Party (Reagan/crack). One thing I haven't been able to figure out is how gangsta rap, which for all intents and purposes is a reenactment of late 19th century/early 20th-century minstrel acts, is defended so hard and or rationalized by non-poverty-stricken Black people who should absolutely know better.

[@RevdTv123]

Vanguard and BlackRock

[@bringmelemonstiktok4290]

Wow...why am I just seeing this

[@thegirlpowerstudiowhostaya7814]

I want to get involved

[@HiphopForchange]

Hit us up! www.hiphopforchange.org

[@WORLDBFREEFILMS]

You won't be able to stop it save yourself

[@okeyalright]

Brooo thats just sick we need to make this more public somehow

[@My_Alchemical_Romance]

Good video bruh

[@nurfacealways]

ii write my lyrics and share to educate and provoke thoughts

[@renerenteria3160]

Just keep it REAL

[@bonnyandclydesworld7265]

Who's watching this in 2021? 👍🏿💪🏿💪🏿

[@felinecaninenation6513]

Came here after watching krayzie bone expose the music industry !!!

[@kattdigg]

I thought that was him.😲

[@ohmhasmeaning7292]

aint a vanguard a military term?

[@ghostshipone]

Vanguard just invest in the index.. they that big they become a subject. I know what I’m talking about.. they just reflect socially. I have no affiliation to them

[@TH-ok6ze]

Well ain't that something smfh I noticed this from seeing it.

[@diannh2894]

YES!!!

[@willyjoerockhead]

good video

[@neo-lt8nt]

In all honesty every so called criminal should get diminished responsibilite because they were programmed to commit crime.

[@neo-lt8nt]

Real criminals get immunity

[@billblaski9523]

Whats a private prison?

[@MyThoughtzAndOpinionz]

Look up priory records

[@ose20yearsofscience19]

👨🏾‍🦲.. ON THE WHOLE INDUSTRY🌈.

[@bonniedrasco8166]

Dope 🔥

[@brainpenn2949]

money is a tool soul is the move catch souls trap

[@marshallshmurda8210]

Im independent rapper from the UK

[@MarshallP116]

Is that b-doe??

[@Doombap4life]

✊🏿

[@manniefresh5243]

This is known...but hidden.

[@profitsoverpeople7178]

I've never been arrested and I listen to doom metal and heavy metal blue lives matter

[@melissacostin4464]

Well said, hope the pied piper prison artists donate big as atonement

[@worldwideepisode]

i am

[@rajgopinoth4241]

Master of Puppets I'm pulling your strings twisting your mind and smashing your dreams Blinded By Me you can't see a thing Just Call My Name cuz I'll hear you scream master master

[@nisinduperera7130]

That's drugs dude You can relate that to this too I guess

[@n0te618]

Its not just poc being targeted anymore, its all poor people regardless of skin color.

[@anthonysoto3776]

I heard about this 4 years ago. I’m mad I didn’t listen then no wonder drake is famous lol

[@julianagod8350]

Why is drake famous

[@marcycunningham7035]

Please join with Kanye West need to get artists out of this sick cabal!!

[@harleymonroesnead838]

KZbin doesn’t like the truth they will delete u quick smh

[@mrbojangle6118]

Yes I do choose what I listen to. It isn't hip hop.

[@b-turn8110]

Please tap in with me. I was meant to see this.

[@HiphopForchange]

[e-mail] holla anytime!

[@menadous]

This topic is being suppressed, this is reason for the death of conscious, lyrical, intelligent hip hop.

[@mariaglass2968]

And this is why I love BTS. #LoveYourself #StopTheViolence

[@dizzychizzy1]

Hip HOp Is the people... I thought that looser 69 was self made. I guess they can jump on board at any time...

[@Droppin_Deuces_On_Ya]

$VTI

[@essiethebestie1]

Wow...... Smmfh

[@forducci87]

Exposes companies after your money .....then asks for your money .

[@trentonlittle8807]

So you telling me the white folk were right? IT IS THAT GODDAMN RAP MUSIC!?!?!

[@TheWanderer1800]

Join the metal bois. We don’t discriminate. Howard Jones of killswitch engage is a prime example.

[@HiphopForchange]

NO, it's that corporate-controlled rap music!

[@anpdm1]

The first person to complain about rap in a Congressional Hearing was a black woman. As usual no one listened to her complaints. Then a white woman complained and a parental advisory sticker got placed on the covers.

[@Mista808]

Yes but that's because white people have been in good neighborhoods and have had relatively easy lives where they don't have to worry about all the other drama going on that takes away their logical state of mind. I don't mean that in a bad way either. I'm essentially saying the white race has more time to sit down and think about what's really going on because our lives are essentially easier then it is for Black America. When you're constantly worried about gangs and finances and another race preventing you from thriving it makes it to where it's hard for you to sit down and focus on what's really going on. People are finally starting to wake up though and it's because of the internet and people easily being able to communicate with one another.

[@psm23formeethel17]

Ok. Finally,, watch out you will get hated on...I'm willing to make some videos in this area too...maybe

[@formula112967]

I am not questioning the connection, but why do blacks like the 'slap my ho' and 'murder that nigga' music? If they stopped buying the music, wouldn't it just go away?

[@okeyalright]

I think they like it cuz others like it and their older collegs like it and so on. Like peer pressure, they like what other „cool”, older people like and so the kids stick to this music