KRS One: "People who downplay Latinos' roles in HipHop are so Stupid" 

That shut is wrong. If they didn't think they saw Puerto Rican's we just look black we are black sir

​@Ehiphop7 Quick name the Perto Rican version of Kool moe dee or LL. Cool J, or Rahkim or DMX. Or MC hammer or Big daddy Kane or Missy Elliot Or Tupac, or Kid and play. FOH

That's how you kill lies, with actual facts that are RECORDED Younger people will kill these lies cause they have something to learn from. It's the old people who will die believing lies, but that's cause they hate the truth. It's sad!

​@@3rdEyeMangekyoRinneganwhen he name some people for you😂😂😂. They can't.

​@@Ehiphop7ahh okay we're talking about FBA folks not immigrants

Facts they probably not even from nyc str8 up clowns

KRS is real bogus for what he's doing

"Anti-blackness"? "Help ppl u hate make music?" WTF?! . . . Sources??

@@bonitaoestranho The Source is day to day life. Now knock off the disingenuous question.

@@3rdEyeMangekyoRinnegan Huh?? Where exactly can I find "day to day life?" Is that even a legit source? I'm not tryna dispute, or be a wiseguy, but I"m jus tryna figure out if this is legit true, or sh!t y'all jus pulled outta ya asses. I'm born n raised in the tri-state area, between BK & NJ, & never even came close to hearing such a thing. Ever

@bonitaoestranho OH right, of course you don't see it because it is not happening to you

You lost your damn mind

False

Let me ask you this... When the Puerto Ricans came to NY what year was it and who did they meet? When Puerto Ricans came to NYC r&B music and rap had already been started. That big boy stands that you're talking about. Came from blacks in prison. Mad Mugshots because the system had failed us and we had nothing to smile about. I'll do you want even better what's the most sampled artist in hip hop history James Brown..

​@@Eric-zc5vtHuh? So Rap started in the mid 19th century? Because Puerto ricans have been in nyc for about that long. Then they became heavily concentrated in the Bronx in the 60's.

@@AGon005 I'm leaving going to argue that point. Let's just stick to the point. If I move to Puerto Rico learned Spanish. Learn the dialect and learn the mannerisms. And produce the biggest selling salsa album ever. I would not be the originator. I would be someone who embraced the culture. And performed it. In other words the Puerto Ricans in the Bronx were acting black when it came to hip Hop.

Facts he wasn't even born when it started

Stop the hate yall rather have eminem take over rite fucking clowns

Again, bro… I believe you. If your entire family was rocking with Motown and doo wop music then they were indulging in Black American culture. Motown is Detroit, Michigan not NYC. That’s BA music. The same goes for the Philly Soul sound as well.

None of that speaks to Perto Ricans and hip hop

That's the point that we are trying to make as black Americans we are not claiming that Puerto Ricans are trying to steal anything what we are doing is defending hip hop and its origin. But for KRS-One to utter that nonsense out of his mouth Play hip Hop would have never been created if it wasn't for Puerto Ricans. I mean really 🤔

😂😂😂not

Hit Busta Rhymes line with that weak shxt. Because all you immigrants was saying "Lord da Mercy" when he said that Black Americans had nothing to do with Hip-hop and we have no culture. Then we proved that no Caribbean brought Hip-hop to America and all the first Caribbeans said that they learned about Hip-hop from hanging around FBA'S. Now there's a problem. 😂😂😂

They didn't create RAP and HIP HOP.

Even if that was the case then what would you say about that "Lord jamar" character? 😂 He never had a rap career as successful as Krs- One. Krs is a way more relevant source than jamar will ever be, wouldn't you agree? 🙏🏽😅

@@ganadormuzik8223 I am not talking about whether or not a source is relevant relative to another; however, I can say that I have paid very little attention to Lord Jamar....like always. He is a great example of the larger point I am attempting to make: VLAD (Culture Vulture), AT HIS DISCRETION, feeds relevance and consequently marketability from his hand to LJ's mouth and that of many others. Not that I check for Vlad's stuff like that at all, but I haven't seen LJ's face on thumbnails there for at least 2 years.______ What I do pay attention to is matters relating to my area of expertise, and to that end, I can authoritatively state that Social Media commentary has an important intersectional relationship with the fact that Nas, for example, felt a need--as I have--to use at least his social capital to create a fund for the founders of Hip Hop who, in a very real way, have been left behind, and reduced to stories and attempts to establish a kind of biographical worthiness if not kingdom, leveraging the extent to which people perceive them as one who can "set the record straight"._____ As Common once said, me paraphrasing: revolution don't pay the bills. I don't premise the publishing of my insights on others' intent, only impact. There is much I can say about how fragmented, disconnected and even contaminated is Black Peoples' ROI on what they invented; ala Vlad, Michael McCrudden, and many more including yt guys with stupid names like Trap Lore Ross, but I will do that elsewhere._____ Suffice it to say here, that calling people "Stupid" is incendiary by definition and a bit much regarding this topic, and the most likely dominant audience, in my opinion. Black People for several reasons are not in a position to say nor express many things about their uniqueness, their greatness, even their supremacy without negative consequences from other ethnic groups--way too trauma-driven and trauma-conditioned--to assert in a powerful, EGALITARIAN, and politically meaningful way that allows women to flourish, be recognized and profit as well.

False again

@@gemini4lyfe3001 you listening to Tariq Race baiting Nasheed who has an Arabic name gtfoh 😂😂😂

You’re prob wrong about a lot of things. Eventually you’ll realize you’re wrong about this.

@@Vanta_Zen FBA all day

​@@truthonly-If you think Krs is a "🤡", then I'm afraid to ask you what do you actually think of Tariq Nasheed and "Lord" Jamar 😂(those 2 deserve each other 😂)

@@ganadormuzik8223 he's not a clown. What he's saying is clown talk inaccurate talk

False

@@gemini4lyfe3001whatever makes you feel better. Say “false” all day. Doesn’t change anything.

@@Vanta_Zen ok immigrant. Keep assimilating 🤡