Immortal Technique: Beef Won't Get You Far in Hip-Hop 

Hip hop isnt dead. It was buried alive. It lives on underground

Lamar and Logic are dope WTF are you on about son?!

Bullshit. You assume that the majority of heads are into lame, non-lyrical shit. If you listen, really listen to people like Logic, you would understand that they actually honour the golden era when rap was lyrical. They pay a lot of respect to it. boom bap is coming back. Wack shit will never be timeless

u guys think logic is good? listen to the OG logic from the UK hes 10x better ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-mNlL3dyLAyk.html

+Calan Panchoo Lord Jamar represents an ignorant persona from an ignorant time... If we wanna move forward and build on real hip hop we need to leave those ignorant viewpoints in the past. Just my opinion.

+shırxsı yes please

mostly non-Black folks who don't see the value of what Jamar is saying

church!

Come on, no one is against outing the homosexual agenda, Jamar says racist and ignorant things.

Even when i disagree with him I appreciate the way he words things and organizes his thoughts, really smart guy

Haha 😂

He a smart guy, lol

He's Peruvian

You might want to put in some work and do some real research because it’s obvious by your words that you are brainwashed.

God Worden how

@@bottegabo2898 he looks so mad, lol

He so funny foking machine bruuuh dead asf

***** in america irish people originally weren't considered white, neither where itilian people.

***** i always thought it was a caste thing of sort... but to be honest i posted what i said long enough ago where i don't really remember what i was thinking exactly. it was just during a phase where i was really tired of how people and friends where treating me because i was white as far as i could tell ... all i think i was trying to comment on is that where taught to think on certain lines but we really don't have too.

+bill fill That might be true but you will have a hard time arriving at any type of practical discussion with that vague of a definition. In order to talk to people, you have to at least be able to adapt to (and recognize) the own definitions and constructs they hold for themselves. Otherwise you won't be able to communicate effectively with anyone; you won't be able to build or get anywhere with people who think like that

You still can find alot of black Egyptians living in Egypt today. Most of today's Egyptians are mostly imposters. Muslims were the last and final group of people to conquer Egypt and are a result of black and white mixture. But Egypt has always been majority black until now. Just read up on the greek Herodotus who described Egyptians as being very black.

Don Moreno um...Muslims is NOT a race u moron

That's literally not true at all, but okay. His not topping charts, but he still puts stuff out all the time, and it most of it is better than his angry diss track stuff.

@@HomeCookinMTG That’s good I didn’t know he still dropped music. He’s been quiet for a while. I like Hopsin I’ll go listen to his new stuff. I’ve always been a fan of Hopsin.

Because this generation is complacent. These kids born post 1980 really don't give a damn about social/political issues until it smacks them dead in the face. It took the murder of Trayvon Martin for people to address racism and even police brutality. The real issue is if we can keep this thing going for the next decade. That said, look at the music being pushed. If a song like "Lifestyle" by Rich Homie Quan is a hit, then folks will emulate it. I swear, it's the dumbest rap song I've heard in years, but folks want to hear it. That's the sad part. People complain about the lack of substance in music, but when a thought provoking record is released no one wants to listen to it. However, people will download dumb songs all day.

cabalofdemons I am born post 1980 myself and growing up I have seen many of the kids you are describing. It is a shame, creativity in lyrics is overshadowed by creativity in beats. That is why I think it pretty ironic that Eminem made a song (featuring among other Dr Dre, 50 cent and Jay-Z) called Syllables.. complaining about people who listen to beats over lyrics nowadays. Look at the popularity of Rick Ross. His lyrics suck, but he supposedly has cool beats. It is being pushed on to us and that is why I don't listen to the radio anymore to be honest. The richest corporations push their nonsense from the top down whereas I feel music should be made bottom-up. It has to be made by people who then inspire a larger audience after which the radio picks it up. But that's what dead prez have talked about on their records too... It is sad to see good music has become really difficult to find on the radio, but on the other hand the internet has made it so much more available as well.

roblinssen88 Exactly. Good music is there, but you gotta find it. Ross has good beats, but lyrically it's silly. Still, folks want to hear the stuff and it sells.

Dude everyone falls of and slows down eventually look at Nas

Check Tech with Alex Jones. Your prayer has been answered :)

Javier He does it for the purpose of comedy. It's completely different

I don't think he was tbh