Lord Jamar On Puerto Ricans Not Creating Hip Hop, Drake Being Fake, Diddy, Eminem, 2Pac and More.

[@storminnorman3990]

Everyone wanna be black when it’s convenient - respectfully

[@seanbrown7881]

@@storminnorman3990 ?..... I mean... Carribeans are blacker than you... BUT OK

[@organicniki6]

@@seanbrown7881 You might be right, but the problem is they don’t want to own being black.

[@fultoncountybaby4pf268]

Fukk “Respectfully “… That’s a FENDI FACT!.

[@seanbrown7881]

@@organicniki6 ...how, what, when where...what are you talking about

[@intergalacticmind]

everybody wanna be black until its time to be black....facts!

[@OM-ph9he]

Big thanks for Lord Jamar setting the record straight about Hip Hop being a Black American creation.

[@maliksy7746]

No doubts Black Americans 🇺🇸 are hip-hop!!!

[@iluvpawgz]

Nah it was the Chinese look it up young blood!

[@Voo504Doo]

but jamaican americans started it.. DJ HERC 1973 the bronx

[@brandonbuckner1211]

@@iluvpawgzno not true

[@brandonbuckner1211]

@@Voo504Doonot true and he even said he was doing what Black Americans had done already.

[@Ralphunreal]

@@brandonbuckner1211 it was a jamaican

[@MenelikAlkebulan]

The DNA of hip hop is in Black America. Even me from across the pond knows this.

[@charlessmith1034]

wrong dna is from jamaican djs

[@FBA-ld6tj]

@@charlessmith1034 No it's not stop lying y'all got ur style from Black American/FBA disc jockeys

[@seanbrown7881]

...Jamaican-Americans ARE Black Americans.... intermixed in NY, all at the same house party's... but if you questioned the original DJ's, rappers, originators of hip hop... 90% of them parents migrated from Jamaica...

[@mansamusa2012]

@charles the first hip hop Dee jays were not Caribbean dj Smokey predate Herc . Hip hop is rooted in funk music being played for a certain audience. It makes no sense for a Jamaican to create hip hop

[@repentyasharahla7632]

Big Puns first single starts off like “your my darling darling baby” sample from the OJays.

[@fila_arthur]

and him on a scooter i think the meaning behind that sample was kind of ironic or sarcastic. i aint a player i just F a lot...

[@dynodin81]

DMX sampled Jose Jose from the 70s. So what you saying?

[@100barbelve]

That wasn't even a sample, not only did they actually sing they were featured in the video 💯

[@Fearless-Excellency]

I REMEMBER WHEN LATINOS CALLED RAP MUSIC JUNGLE MUSIC

[@wayofthekodiak3118]

NOT THE YOUNG LATINOS WHO WERE IN THE PJS WITH THE BLACKS. ALSO, OLDER BLACKS CALLED IT JUNGLE MUSIC TOO.

[@Fearless-Excellency]

@@wayofthekodiak3118 POINT IS THEY WERE NOT THE CREATORS NOR FOUNDERS OF HIPHOP. IT WASN’T EVEN CALLED HIPHOP AT THAT TIME. THEY WANT TO TAKE PART OWNERSHIP OF HIPHOP WHEN THEY HAD NOTHING TO DO WITH IT. THATS LIKE ME SAYING BLACKS PRODUCED SALSA MUSIC AND DANCE

[@arturo75864]

@@wayofthekodiak3118 I am Mexican and I don’t even like Mexican rap. I listen more to hip-hop brother go eat some tacos.

[@wayofthekodiak3118]

@@arturo75864 Tacos are for Mexicans bro. That ain't me.

[@arturo75864]

@@wayofthekodiak3118 lol

[@Lovingmeandmine899]

I 💯 % agree with Lord Jamar said nothing but facts❤🖤💚 throughout this whole interview!

[@iamprettyblackcutiepie5979]

I love to hear Lord Jamar speak because he don't hold back he's not afraid to say what's on his mind I love that man ❤🥰🙌🏿🌹

[@frankrubis]

You are so right. Loved Brand Nubian and all these years later, I feel I'm getting to know Jamar.

[@iamprettyblackcutiepie5979]

@@frankrubis he so down to earth he even gave me a follow back on Instagram I truly appreciate it that honestly I didn't take him for one of the ones that ran his own page but obviously he do which is a good thing 🫶🏿🥰

[@dhop3419]

“Everybody wants to be a ninja but nobody wants to be a ninja… -Paul Mooney

[@DevilDog3381]

That reminds me also of the country song that says: “everybody wants to go to heaven but nobody wants to die “

[@asmaaathealchemist627]

I'm glad to see him on Art instead of Vlad!

[@trevordon819]

Unlike certain "leaders" who espoused boycotting him but ran over there.

[@djn1707]

@@trevordon819If you’re talking about Tariq that was the best thing to do! Use Vlad’s platform as a way to spread the message.. Vlad Tv reaches a lot more people than this and other platforms. Attempting to boycott Vlad won’t work, he’ll just find other ways to thrive. Using his platform for a specific message that needs to be heard is wise beyond measure.

[@billjonesthebarber]

He's too dumb to be on Vlad and that's saying something.

[@troublesome2523]

Jamar aint been on vlad in 6yrs.

[@willoman50]

You’re doing great with these interviews. Keep on trucking!!!!

[@jameswatts3466]

Melle Mel and Lord Jamar are the only two brother's who spoke the truth when it came to Eminem

[@ejim941099]

What's the truth dummy?

[@kennymac8391]

EM is wack 🤔🤔🥺🥺

[@ejim941099]

You know how stupid you sound. Black people been appropriating other races culture for decades

[@jameswatts3466]

@@kennymac8391 Word that is real talk

[@JamesLee-uz2ju]

And em ran with a racist crew spitting hate Songs before fame. So he can never be a top rank emcee especially if Proof wrote his shyt lol another Vanilla Ice lol

[@BabsW]

"Not Like Us" wasn't even Kendrick's best diss track in the beef. Just the most radio-friendly.

[@dn30001]

Agreed...It will go down in history as one of the best diss tracks in hip-hop over the others tho

[@BabsW]

​@@dn30001Yeah, that's disappointing though. 6:16 in LA, Meet the Grahams, and Euphoria were all better. And even from Drake's side, Family Matters was better than Not Like Us.

[@dn30001]

@@BabsW yeah. I'll always put No Vaseline over Hit Em Up based on the fact that No Vaseline lyrically and surgically dismantled a whole crew rather than emotionally lashed out like Hit Em Up did. But, i know im in the minority.

[@TheBaller3213]

Ether is no Vaseline on steroids. Literally started the downfall of the biggest hip hop label.

[@dn30001]

@TheBaller3213 ehh..disagree. Rocafella was going out regardless of Ether. Jay been had that in his plans

[@charlita25]

I stand with Jamar 💯

[@MC_Kwest]

I’m glad Lord Jamar got with Art because I fuck with that God Cast but it’s something special about Lord Jamar answering questions than asking them

[@MalibongweNombande]

This is true

[@abdulwakeel5598]

@@MC_Kwest you're lame anyway

[@blakbodhisattva26]

everyone wants to deliniate, and throw up their flag, but when ADOS does it...its wrong

[@MosesIsrael-e6r]

Because ADOS is morally wrong. FBA is a Hate group.

[@jdw8005]

FBA is a lineage and ADOS is a organization that you have to be a member of

[@blakbodhisattva26]

@@jdw8005 you are a moron....i will not justify that with a response

[@MosesIsrael-e6r]

@@jdw8005 FBA is a lie

[@MosesIsrael-e6r]

@@jdw8005 yes FBA is a lineage of drug addicts and drunks that keep having babies with each other.

[@dennislawson4497]

Hip Hop came from Jazz! I watched it develop right before my eyes. Hip Hop is black American culture

[@fila_arthur]

if it all came from the south why was and still is the south so far away from the essence of hip-hop then. "dirty south" is the most non hip-hop branch of hip-hop in the world.... even europe was developing their hip-hop with the south simulatneously, and was more developed in graffitti art, djing, and making raw hip-hop records

[@QCraftyCreative1]

Hip Hop came from Rhythm and Blues From down South

[@kingjoeblack5]

@@fila_arthurbecause the record labels are in NY and the people who own the record labels would’ve experienced hip hop from an NY lens.

[@seanbrown7881]

WRONG ANSWER!... Founders of Hip Hop: DJ Kool Herc=Jamaican, DJ Disco Wiz=Puerto Rican, Grandmaster Flash=Barbadian, Afrika Bambaataa=Jamaican..... Black carribean immigrants not only started Hip Hop, but also our black power movement, and lead it...

[@kingjoeblack5]

@@seanbrown7881 the fact that you think hip hop has individual founders exposes the fact that you view hip hop from an outsider’s perspective. How did you manage to lead movements and create cultures that don’t exist in your homeland? How come you never did this anywhere other than where Black Americans are?

[@coopc97]

I’ve noticed that everything African Americans do something special or trendy people always try to take it from us

[@erioskeam]

🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷 Since the beginning DJ Disco Wiz create the “Mix Plate”, DJ Chalie Chase, Crazy Legs “The Rock Steady Crew”, Lee Quiñones, Crash, Lady Pink, The Mean Machine, Prince Whipper Whip, Ruby Dee, Prince Markie Dee “The Fat Boys” etc….

[@jorge9277]

Chill lmfao

[@FBA-ld6tj]

@@erioskeam Name 1 element in hip hop/rap u rican's created being around us isn't creating

[@erioskeam]

@@FBA-ld6tj Julio 204 first graffiti artist to be noticed in 1967 in NYC a PR well documented “Graffiti” not know gang writing or anything “Graffiti” that comes from the street an element of HipHop

[@CocheseSha]

​@@erioskeam - Cornbread from Philly is the first graffiti artist

[@jameswatts3466]

KRS1 is smoking he don't know what he is talking about

[@bkbrown7489]

KRS is a Fraud who’s from Brooklyn not the Bronx

[@Queensgetthemone]

@@jameswatts3466 yall fake ass accounts won’t say that shit to krs one face

[@aboriginalwarhorse2898]

GayeRSOne is Lying trying to keep these Lietinos @ them Weak Show’s he still trying to Tour @ 😡 you know someone is Finished when they taking their Grown Children on Tour with them? He is also a Tether Now & Lying like a Rug! This too is a Corporate 💰Grab I saw Emcee Shan begging Nasir 4 Some Bread 💰and talking Really Slick about the Brother & Shan ain’t got a Teeth in his Head & it looks like them Narcotics got him😳

[@aboriginalwarhorse2898]

He ain’t that stupid + he was too Young to be @ those Early Parties in the Bronx! Somebody play that loser Music from Da Price is Right & y’all Assets Done Lost 🤣

[@MosesIsrael-e6r]

@@jameswatts3466 and Jamar can’t rap worth shit, that’s why he is a podcaster

[@beenfrank]

Peace to the god

[@Black_2_Def]

Disco King Mario from North Carolina #FBAallday 🇺🇸 Kool Herc and his sister used to attend Disco King Mario parties in Bronxdale houses. That's when Herc started to wear the cowboy hats and Cos-played as Mario on the Westside of the Bronx. Sedgwick Ave. They needed to draw some traffic over there way. So, that's when they created the flyer for that infamous back to school party in 73. FBA 🇺🇲 is the CULTURE!!

[@mansamusa2012]

Say it again

[@robertarce5377]

I am Hispanic Lord Jamar is right hip hop music did start with black people it was the culture!

[@NewCreationInChrist896]

Romans 10:13 “For “whoever calls on the name of the Lord [in prayer] will be saved.”

[@Lyfecycles]

Jamar never bite his tongue😂😂😂That's one real ninja!

[@MosesIsrael-e6r]

Not really. He can’t rap but he loves talking nonsense

[@ousamaabdu794]

​@@MosesIsrael-e6r Naw, Jamar is a solid rapper.. Not elite.... but very soild

[@MosesIsrael-e6r]

@@ousamaabdu794 name one verse from him that was legendary. I’ll wait….

[@godstwin7585]

@@MosesIsrael-e6rYou say try is to fail is say try is to attempt If you stop tryin that’ll make victory exempt

[@MosesIsrael-e6r]

@@godstwin7585 that is wack!!! What trash record is that from?? He sucks!!

[@AbdulaliMuhammad-r8v]

Poor righteous teachers , one of the number one greatest. Rock that funky joint 🎉

[@dn30001]

ABSOLUTELY.

[@AbdulaliMuhammad-r8v]

@@dn30001 💯💯👍😁🦾♥️💫🔥

[@AbdulaliMuhammad-r8v]

@@blueskyy43 🦾😁👍💯🎉

[@MosesIsrael-e6r]

Poor is the key word. Broke and think they are right. Whatever still broke and broken

[@Setupshot8indaSide]

That's a Nice Breakdown, but I Sure would like to hear from the Poor Righteous Teachers on their Breakdown of their Name.​@MosesIsrael-e6r

[@midnight.amethyst]

This was a great interview! It deserves more views❤

[@Mandown21]

Hip hop is black culture period.

[@papmasterOST]

street culture

[@abdulwakeel5598]

So you get to steal people beats. Talk on it and say it's black people music? You were wearing white people clothes, driving white people cars, and talking white people language. You people are the real culture vultures

[@abdulwakeel5598]

Only thing that's black culture is not changing batteries on smoke detector

[@abdulwakeel5598]

@@Mandown21 stealing someone beats and talking over is dnt means it's yours. You speak the kings English, wear white people clothes and drive white people cars so rap has to include white people

[@papmasterOST]

@@abdulwakeel5598 pure programmed and a solider for the liars.

[@paulipaoli7956]

Puerto Ricans are guests in the house of hip hop

[@Ralphunreal]

anyone can make hip hop

[@bryanmoyafit]

@@Ralphunreal then how come it wasn't created by some other race before it got created? do you even know the stylistics origin of hip hop?

[@Venom-zi4ht]

@@bryanmoyafit white man invented basketball everyone plays it your logic is leotarded stop your not smart nor special. It’s so proud to be the founder of degenerate fatherless community that rhymes 🤡

[@nocappp8430]

Puto ricans are cool they made hip hop too and made it cooler

[@FBA-ld6tj]

​@@nocappp8430No FBA made it so cool that PR's and other groups followed 😅

[@teedugg6081]

Finally. Youve been uploading clips for the past month.

[@theealist_TV]

30:51 💯 incredible point

[@wcorowitz]

Same thing, when Eminem comes on, I immediately change the station.

[@11940ful]

😂😂😂

[@judah2217]

Dead ass 😂

[@aland.3728]

He clearly stated “if we are all one, why are we having this conversation “. Brand Nubian stayed in my tape deck back when. Lord Jamar, Puba and the crew spoke truth in their music.

[@forgingicehole4750]

lucifer is your god, we are waking up, and you should become a Christian.

[@DanFreeman723]

Name all the Major PR rappers that put it down during the Golden Era/80s. Count them. Carefully. Now make a list of all the Black MCs from that era. From Fat Boys to UTFO to Whodini to Roxxanne Shante. I got over 30. BTW: America is an English speaking country.

[@Lovingmeandmine899]

💯 facts

[@FBA-ld6tj]

The PR's try to claim prince markie d of the fat boy's because he was PR but he was along side 2 FBA brothers and fully assimilated into our FBA culture like most ricans in nyc newark camden and Philadelphia

[@MosesIsrael-e6r]

The leader of the Fat Boys was Puerto Rican, Kangol Kid was from Hispaniola.

[@erioskeam]

Fat boys had the Puerto Rican Prince “Prince Markie Dee, here ya go tryna count us out again 🤦🏽‍♂️

[@erioskeam]

🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷 Since the beginning DJ Disco Wiz create the “Mix Plate”, DJ Chalie Chase, Crazy Legs “The Rock Steady Crew”, Lee Quiñones, Crash, Lady Pink, The Mean Machine, Prince Whipper Whip, Ruby Dee, Prince Markie Dee “The Fat Boys” etc….

[@Damidas]

The more I hear Jamar talk it makes me happy the 1st album I ever bought in my life was Brand Nubian - In God We Trust in 1993

[@LilianaMcleod-pj9jw]

Can't wait to see what else you have up your sleeve!

[@hardluckshane86]

Black folks created rock n roll too, bring that back

[@PoopFrogg1]

Do a shot every time he says “Yanadamean” …you gonna die!😂

[@reddfoxx91]

Yaddamean? 🍻

[@Kaligod3]

😂😂😂😂

[@fila_arthur]

i would do it for 50 bucks

[@joshuabeldo2656]

I loved that famous battle between DJ Quik And Mc Eiht I love both,but DJ Quik went beast mode on that one,and I’m from Brooklyn NY I always had love for west coast hip hop along with the eastcoast of course.💯💯

[@tonybone132]

Charlie Chase, Ruby Dee and Whipper Whip said Ricans were Not there for the creation of hip hop and they were the 1st PR and they came later on.

[@erioskeam]

@@MosesIsrael-e6rThanks for those facts 🫡🫡🫡🇵🇷

[@CocheseSha]

​@@MosesIsrael-e6r The Jubalaires were rapping in the 1930s. That was before modern graffiti.

[@Vincent-um9pi]

Jamaicans created Reggae not Hip-hop

[@julafatstash4188]

But hip hop was influenced by everything Jamaicans did

[@malakai5523]

Like a lot of other music genres Hip Hop is a black american creation.

[@iainlee4274]

No, they were both created by white Jews in the music industry.

[@waff1eirontmacsplat]

Who are the majority of millionaire artists in hip-hop I mean from the 80s to 2000s black dudes end of argument. We aint talking about break dancing we talking about who made real bread off this and spread it worldwide

[@MistahRoadtripGamegods]

"Not like us" is definitely a classic now. It's crazy a beef will do that😂

[@damonwylie4501]

Lord Jamar is definitely one of my faves. His perspective is interesting, balanced and always honest. However, the over/under for ""notameans"" in this interview is 60. I got the ""overs"". Lol

[@hugo_loco]

Jamar keepin it real 👍🏽

[@11Rayycash01]

Interview was 🔥🔥🔥 salute to Lord Jamar 🫡💯

[@sixbloccmusicgroup5463]

I 1000% agree

[@RassMass]

MM is the Elvis Presley of hip hop

[@ballen6337]

My thing with some Hispanics or ricans … is it’s starting to get too shady and shakey… it wasn’t like this when I was a kid. I’m from Philly and growing up naively thinking all ricans looked at us like fam cause that was the vibes in my hood.. HOWEVER, I’ve learned that GLOBALLY it’s really everybody vs us … while they try to dilute what we do, hate on it, and discredit or how Lamar is saying…. STEAL all credit but call us the low life’s 😂 shit is comedy and tragedy but FBA we need to learn the difference between RACE & NATIONALITY……. Or the legal term for black because we are in a game of commerce…

[@rickyjames4228]

I feel what your saying bro about Latino's Hispanics I grew up thinking kinda the same thing HOWEVER it not an F.B.A thing on that subject its a BLACK THING when were talking global I live in the UK and its the same thing with all others who aint us but the Blk American is the forefront for all of us because of music and media etc etc and what you have done and been thru but trust its the same globally we have no friends as a group. Keep yr head up anyway

[@Sizond]

@@rickyjames4228Where are you and your family from?

[@Chefmasterkaga]

This whole interview with Lord Jamar was excellent. I really enjoyed it .

[@mattsheezy5469]

Drake is a white boy, we recognize our own

[@ejon1654]

Hip Hop is a Black American creation. Fact, not fiction.

[@ShepherdNdhlovu1]

Gem of a interview so refreshing

[@markstarks5063]

So called Hip Hop evolved from the gang culture early 70s, black spades, peacemakers, etc

[@nahmeanson1017]

We need more..✊🏽💪🏾👍🏾🗽😎..

[@takeomasaki260]

ASAP

[@AaronJ-yd9hn]

1 hunnud salute

[@Eddie69797]

Thanks for speaking out on corny ass Eminem, I thought I was the only so-called black man that thinks this new Elvis sounds like the weird Al yankovic of hip hop.

[@11940ful]

BLACK POWER!!!!!!! ✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿

[@erioskeam]

Black & Brown ‼️🇵🇷

[@ADyani6]

LJ’s laugh is HILARIOUS

[@MykeDee411]

Stop dat bs frfr HipHop is 1HUNNID% BLAQUE PERIOD!!!

[@Ralphunreal]

no pr were there, do research.

[@MykeDee411]

@@Ralphunreal Didn't say they wasn't and I'm not P.R. and from my point of view itz Blaques Period and itz more White Rappers than Spanish P.R. Etc.. Lmao

[@MykeDee411]

@@Ralphunreal Of course you gone repp you're Spaniard Lmao

[@erioskeam]

🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷 Since the beginning DJ Disco Wiz create the “Mix Plate”, DJ Chalie Chase, Crazy Legs “The Rock Steady Crew”, Lee Quiñones, Crash, Lady Pink, The Mean Machine, Prince Whipper Whip, Ruby Dee, Prince Markie Dee “The Fat Boys” etc….

[@erioskeam]

@@Ralphunreal 🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷 Since the beginning DJ Disco Wiz create the “Mix Plate”, DJ Chalie Chase, Crazy Legs “The Rock Steady Crew”, Lee Quiñones, Crash, Lady Pink, The Mean Machine, Prince Whipper Whip, Ruby Dee, Prince Markie Dee “The Fat Boys” etc….

[@STRAKKERSTECHNO]

Lord jamar 🙏🏽 is on my bucket list of great people I would love to meet for real.👊🏽🙏🏽

[@BabsW]

56:52 and 1:13:32 start the same clip. But BET awards clip is missing.

[@Setupshot8indaSide]

Thing about this is how Brothers like Lord Jamar, Tariq, Red Supreme, DJ Phase, Dwann Brown, and Many Others Open up their Perspectives. They're just Sticking to Their Facts, and Points without Calling Anyone Names. But KRS1 Straight Up Called all these Brothers "Stupid", and How Hip Hop Culture Would Not Exist with Others.

[@kingof1selff377]

I rock wit my guy.. Funny laugh and all😂,,❤

[@FBA_AllTHEWAY]

LJ spittin that truth!🔥🔥 Peace to the gods n earths peace to my FBA fam.we are the culture!✊🏾🇺🇸✊🏾🇺🇸

[@sibagiba]

This Art form was definitely created by AAmericans but Latinos and Carribean had a big part in its development. Kool Herc is Jamaican, many dancers were Boricuas/Latinos, same with Graffiti culture. Lots of Cacausians and latinos, cant deny this. 💯 #facts

[@SketeStevens]

back2back is a classic in my opinion. And that push-up song drake had was hard in my opinion but not like us was such a monster that it eclipsed all

[@aboriginalwarhorse2898]

Y’all forgot 2nd Round Knockout by Cannibus

[@terrenceliburd8655]

He bodied LL

[@therationalblackman957]

“Hip Hop started out in the park” because NYC night clubs had the paper bag rule. So Black people made their own club in park. And niggas started rapping too. So it was written

[@foobart8746]

💯💯💯💯💯💯

[@dtraversodt]

Very on point... Puerto Ricans good contributors ..to the established foundation of hip hop

[@jacquesandre450]

The Teacher is now The Reacher

[@cenziclopedia]

Really? You are going to giv Lord Jamar MORE credibility than KRS 1????

[@tonybone132]

@@cenziclopediayes cause KRS is lying especially when he said Coke LaRock even said ONLY black ppl created hip hop.

[@erioskeam]

🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷 Since the beginning DJ Disco Wiz create the “Mix Plate”, DJ Chalie Chase, Crazy Legs “The Rock Steady Crew”, Lee Quiñones, Crash, Lady Pink, The Mean Machine, Prince Whipper Whip, Ruby Dee, Prince Markie Dee “The Fat Boys” etc….

[@kemetskinfolk7684]

​@@erioskeamgo tell your people who deny their ancestry about their history and quit trying to hijack ours.

[@erioskeam]

@@kemetskinfolk7684 so we denied it but we not black lmao hear yourself for a second your saying Im not black but our people denying it. Listen this isn’t a Black or Puerto Rican thing its called who American Culture when we say Puerto Rico we meant the ones born here like the Blacks born here are American ❕ You have to be from the West or the South because up here NY/NJ area we Blacks and Puerto Rican are 1 we love each orher we mix with each and we help each other just like we help create HipHop together and thats that its no way around it im 33 and I know way more than you and your probably older.

[@Kaligod3]

This is a true man! Real talk

[@suavecashmere7160]

New York Ricans definitely contributed to movement of hip-hop. Hip hop as a culture is more then just rapping. Hip hop was influenced by the times and environment. Freestyle music definitely helped Hip hop in get into millions of homes across America. It made hiphop more palatable for naive ppl

[@erioskeam]

🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷 Since the beginning DJ Disco Wiz create the “Mix Plate”, DJ Chalie Chase, Crazy Legs “The Rock Steady Crew”, Lee Quiñones, Crash, Lady Pink, The Mean Machine, Prince Whipper Whip, Ruby Dee, Prince Markie Dee “The Fat Boys” etc….

[@boogidwnej179]

@@erioskeamstop it bro. Puerto Ricans try to act black 😂😂

[@logicalblackman8228]

Not Like Us is the greatest battle song of all time, precisely for the reasons Lord Jamar listed. It inspired a movement. In addition to all of the this is an insults, it is huge in the clubs. And like he said, it will stand the test of time.

[@logicalblackman8228]

KRS-ONE, who is on my Mt Rushmore of hip hop, is Bajan on his father’s side. His father, who wasn’t a part of his life, was from Barbados.

[@billjonesthebarber]

This dude is racist. Yes hip hop was started by blacks but be proud of how this has pulled people from different cultures together.

[@cleaarblue74]

LL Cool J and Cannabis was a good one also a lot of people don't talk about it much but they both went at it with the lyrics

[@shalandrabroadnax9124]

TELL IT MY MAN , IT'S JUST THE FACTS👍😃👍😃

[@hotbx119]

"None of us were there, we don't know." -Lord Jamar - @10:18

[@Emerb9]

FBA!

[@abdulwakeel5598]

Fools Begging Americans (FBA)

[@abdulwakeel5598]

FOOLS BEGGING AMERICANS (FBA)

[@stanshouse]

Thks Lord Jamar for being Brutally honest and unapologetically black!!!!!🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@Indrapayne]

Eminem is the Goat 🐐 Because no one Writes ✍️ better Then him... The End...

[@J_Brown7055]

Lord Jamar always been solid #salute

[@OURCULTURE-qt5cy]

OUR CULTURE ....

[@erioskeam]

🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷 Since the beginning DJ Disco Wiz create the “Mix Plate”, DJ Chalie Chase, Crazy Legs “The Rock Steady Crew”, Lee Quiñones, Crash, Lady Pink, The Mean Machine, Prince Whipper Whip, Ruby Dee, Prince Markie Dee “The Fat Boys” etc….

[@AdviKase007]

Dude said, "ye know wat I meen"? A million times lol

[@Will2lit]

Im puerto rican.. who is this dude to even have a opinion on anything.. he remind me of them og’s we send to the store or smack up when they get out of line.. PR was in the sauce period!!!!

[@killemall923]

Were you even listening, or are you so in your feelings you omitted what he said. He said you were "in the sauce," but you'll didn't invent hip hop

[@jerseyboyantbrooks2824]

No they wasn’t Puerto Ricans have nothing to do with hiphop lol that’s it y’all keep pointing out that someone is Puerto Rican. That’s irrelevant because Puerto Ricans didn’t come and bring nothing from Puerto Rican culture .

[@erioskeam]

🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷 Since the beginning DJ Disco Wiz create the “Mix Plate”, DJ Chalie Chase, Crazy Legs “The Rock Steady Crew”, Lee Quiñones, Crash, Lady Pink, The Mean Machine, Prince Whipper Whip, Ruby Dee, Prince Markie Dee “The Fat Boys” etc….

[@jerseyboyantbrooks2824]

@@erioskeam they didn’t create anything

[@jerseyboyantbrooks2824]

@@erioskeam these people all came years later

[@Crownelive]

I can’t believe you said Superman😂😂😂 that’s my sht

[@NOXX1985]

Crazy legs was in the mix of the beginning of hip hop with bboying, Jamar was a kid in New Rochelle, he's out of pocket talking like that saying he didn't need to be there at that time. Krs one? The rapper from the south bronx in the 80s and jamar talking like this is baffling smh

[@bigolbabyhuey]

Crazy Legs didn't start bboying until the late 70s. The original bboys like Trixie, Sasa, The N-Twins etc were already retired when PRs started breakdancing. And all of those first bboys that I named said there were no PRs at the beginning in the early 70s

[@Acecapone456]

Lord Jamar telling the truth face the facts damn!

[@seanbrown7881]

​@@Acecapone456WRONG ANSWER!... Founders of Hip Hop: DJ Kool Herc=Jamaican, DJ Disco Wiz=Puerto Rican, Grandmaster Flash=Barbadian, Afrika Bambaataa=Jamaican..... Black carribean immigrants not only started Hip Hop, but also our black power movement, and lead it...

[@GMCD213]

Hip hop is often mistaken as being synonymous with rap, but to clarify Lord Jamar's point: if Black people were removed from hip hop, the culture wouldn’t just fall apart. In fact, many of the world’s top B-boys/B-girls, graffiti artists, and DJs aren't Black. Historically, these three elements of hip hop have frequently been dominated by non-Black individuals since the ethos of the culture.

[@ultrastandphoenix1883]

Lord Jamal. Am sorry .I like u .but grow up .your like 50 something and every 3 seconds is .u know what I mean .that's kids talk .

[@midwestdolo818]

Busta Rhymes really started this bs goin on Drink Champs and sayin Jamicans created hip hop. Ever since then everybody been trying to claim our shit. You can trace rap back to Americans in the early 1900's, breakdancing too!

[@abdulwakeel5598]

Jamal is a wash up rapper that really was a few hit wonders

[@BlackMusicGenre]

It's Jamar . And what does his career have to do with what he's saying ? KRS-ONE is a legend, but his statements about Puerto Ricans were...... INCORRECT LIKE A MUTHAPHUCKA !

[@rexgamewell]

You a no life lame speaking on every comment. Go get a job.

[@abdulwakeel5598]

@@blueskyy43 he's not on point. His point is objective ASF. Lord of what crying?

[@abdulwakeel5598]

@@blueskyy43 one thing about me is I'm a open book and I have nothing to hide. 5% claim their God but still complain about being oppressed by the devil smh. Just a bunch of weak, broke black males and women. When you have a black guy talking white supremacy, he's talking about white men but not white women and when you have a black woman talking white supremacy, she's talking about white women but not White men because deep down inside they hate the fact they love white people

[@abdulwakeel5598]

@@blueskyy43 a land lord governors a building but why put that title lord when you own nothing?

[@masterakbarrelyeshuaxxi7452]

Hip Hop started in the Soundview section of the Bronx.

[@Cali49er]

Tell Beastie Boys that and Rick Rubin, Stop it Jamar Ricans have Blk Ancestry! We all were raised up in the projects together. Cappin Gee

[@abdulwakeel5598]

Tell a Rican he has black ancestry and I bet you get in a fight

[@Cali49er]

@@abdulwakeel5598that’s true some do have an identity crisis.

[@Emerb9]

You want us to ask white people about black American culture?

[@abdulwakeel5598]

​@@Cali49erblack people the only ones with a identity crisis. They think because 99.9 percent of the world has melanin, that means they're black smh

[@abdulwakeel5598]

@@Emerb9 black American culture is not changing batteries on smoke detector and that's the only thing black people do

[@deseangibir4764]

Word I agree with Jamar Emimienem sounds crazy.

[@23jumpman2]

Puerto Ricans been in hip hop since the 70s

[@foobart8746]

name one Puerto Rican with the album from the 70s

[@23jumpman2]

​@@foobart8746 cold crush brothers

[@bigolbabyhuey]

True... but not the early 70s. PRs didn't get involved with hip hop until the late 70s

[@23jumpman2]

​@@foobart8746and most DJs was Puerto Ricans and we have break dancin

[@foobart8746]

@@23jumpman2 I heard of them ....thanks pimpin

[@Ben-uz2fp]

Lord Jamar speaking facts as always

[@POLOGOD123]

Damn ; Son said he was there when he wasn’t there; says a lot !

[@race5219]

OMG Lord will always speak the truth 💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯