PT 6: "IF YOU PUSH BLACK MURDER, YOU'RE NOT A LEGEND!!!!" DEE-1 ADDRESSES "YOUR" LEGENDS 

Parents need to be held accountable

Yes he is

He is a solid cat, and a great mcee

He sucks and his point of view is Bull

@@OfficialBigDawgKel ....so then you support black murder and think it's fundamental to be a legend....?

@@OfficialBigDawgKel So then you think pushing black murder is necessary to be considered legendary?...just making sure I honed in on your thesis before I spark this lighter like lil wayne

wouldn’t have even wasted my time replying 😂 I love that RU-vid shows reply history soon as you click their pfp it gives you a glimpse of the kind of person you’re dealing with 😂

Bruh I been waiting on him to interview KRS-1...how you in NY and that's not one of your first guests. That's mad weird

Math is a hypocrite!! Listen to Maths intro. He promotes gangsta rap. It's in his intro. He doesn't support hip-hop or real hip-hop. Krs he won't have on his show because it contradicts his show.

That'll be a good interview.

But that was a different time, rappers are the new “leaders”

@@Poetryforstoners nothing new or different about it. Bad idea then, bad idea now.

@@Luke973T as a writer I believe you are a leader if you talking bout your problems and don’t get to a solution, you a narr

@@Poetryforstoners I have no idea what your comment is saying

At all! None of these men Do. It's sad

Exactly

Facts

Exactly

Thing is people are barely just now waking up, and the ones who need to know are the slowest ones to find out. Takes alot of courage and self awareness to change

Exactly, but for most, they can't recognize and stay away from the line that eventually often gets crossed.

NWA DID THAT BUT THE SYSTEM USED THAT TO CONTROL Y'ALL

glorifying is subjective because rappers could show you the downside and have for decades but it doesn't stop certain segments of the audience from loving the aesthetic and lifestyle.

FATHERLESS PEOPLE

How about you don't rap about the streets at all but instead rap about things that glorify God?

Sometimes I dont think he be playing!

Especially when literally the opening song for this video is Math bragging about slapping rappers.

Sadly I don't think he's playing. Math is cool and I love and respect what he's doing with his podcast but he's never come across as the sharpest knife in the drawer. I don't think he's pretending to not understand. I think he genuinely doesn't get it, which is worse, esp at his age 🤦🏿‍♀️

The man isn’t saying anything nobody wants to address the real issue.. if hip hop never existed it will still be murders Maybe more

@@EvesGonnaEve I'd like to give Math more credit than that, but you might be right. He didn't handle the Van Lathan interview that well either.

💯

Yea Math starting to look compromised... Mec, we'll rock with ya if you decide to do something else, it's getting shaky at MEO

I feel you but MEC had to articulate it in a way the guest couldn’t.

You surely ain't giving your money to artist by streaming there music for pennies on the dollar

Facts, it’s depressing. Losing mad respect for New York Trolls

Plastic man…steady reaching😂

It’s not an act

Math is a battle rapper. He’s not acting he really believes what he’s saying because this was the way he got his rise publicly. He’s not that far removed from battle rap so it’s going to be HARD to change his mind on justifying violent lyrics

We hope it's an act.

Dee 1 is an intelligent black man. Math can't compete

Can't rap about something you not doing or haven't did. If the struggle is what they come from then of course they gonna rap about it. The goal is to boss up and once you make it you can switch up the topic because you are experiencing a different lifestyle. The core fans might not rock with the transition but it is what it is

@@KKB45 But plenty of Rappers rap about a life they've never lived....all the time. And there's a way to Rap about struggling without glorifying and promoting dysfunction. Too many young impressionable Black kids are listening to and influenced by these Rappers for them to not be using their voices, their art for higher purposes.

NO THE PROBLEM IS THE LABELS WITH THE POWER AND RESOURCES HIRING RAPPERS TO CONTINUE THE CYCLE OF VIOLENT MESSAGES! THIS SHYT IS LAME

Art imitates life. The dysfunction was here before rap

They feel like they have to be something they are not to get ahead.

I think you a bozo

@@OfficialBigDawgKel Very sentimental of you, thanks.

@@dawb86 goofy

@@dawb86 you’re always acting like you have the power to end somebody’s shit just because you disagree with them. People like you don’t deserve power.

To you NY niggaz. Not to other regions.

In the black community, we generally do not like accountability.

“To whom you give your money is to whom give your power”

My hkomie was a leader in my community all the tiny locs looked upto cuhk his death at the hands of a coward done fucced up the children of my community they don't really see noway out if yall aint athletic nip had the blueprint on how to escape the hk60d S.I.P my big bro Nayborhk60d Nip Sixty Crip

Art has always imitated life

I'm a Star Wars fan. There is a character named Grand Admiral Thrawn who was created in Star Wars novels years ago. He was recently seen in animation and the Ahsoka show. He said this same thing. If you really want to understand a culture and a people you do so through their art. I can tell trends, social preference, demographics, politics, religion and almost everything in between if I study their art. What they choose to promote, or what they choose to ignore. Once I've gained that knowledge then I can manipulate the masses.

Or to MisEducate and Misdirect the masses or group of people

💯💯💯🤎🤎🤎we need 2 stop normalizing the phuckery

He’s a battle rapper what did you think? The mind it takes to go to that place. I’m sure he’s made commitments that are going to be HARD to overturn

@@camfreed9829battle rapping and making hot songs that mostly are listened to by kids is different

He trash

And wont sell a wooden nickel. He can talk all the conscious shit all he wants.... If he doesn't sell.... Label drops his overly positive ass. It's always mfs that can't sell wanting to dictate the rules to this shit.

No he’s not will yall please stop pointing the finger at rap music for every thing dam.

​@@clyderobinson3475if he not right...why are kids these day killing each other than???

​@ashijinjr why did kids kill in 1971? 700 murders in Detroit that year and they were listening to the ojays

​@@ashijinjrthe same exact reasons kids were killing each other prior to rap music

I be wondering....

❤ Moment of Truth

I don't just play that song, but I play that whole album to this day.. But that Moment of Truth record had so many gems. RIP GURU

That song is a must-listen for anyone that loves Hip Hop.

And THIS man REAL-LY did, 𝐁𝐎𝐓𝐇 🤦🏾‍♂️🤦🏾‍♂️🤦🏾‍♂️!….

So how you explain Bumpy Johnson

Rick Ross got punished for 1 line in a song

No he didn’t. His point was even though they may have that content in some records, that’s not the bulk of their content and it’s not what we associate them with.

That’s like saying “If Sony never advertised PlayStation, people would still own them”. I won’t sit here and go through the trickle down affect in changing history, had PlayStation originally only sold 20-30% of what they did. But you can make the connection in the difference of reaching out and instilling a self destructive ideology to the masses versus the percentage that are literally backed into a corner of developing that ideology naturally on some animalistic shit.

@@dlrowmotemoclew All you have to do is look at the crime rates in the 1970’s and 80’s before gangsta rap was even popular, I disagree with a lot of the content in rap music but I’ve never believed people commit crimes, sell drugs, gangbang or any other violent crime because of what music they listen too, I’ve always felt you can criticize rap music and other negative aspects of black culture , but ultimately humans are going to do what they want to do regardless of what entertainment they consume

We didn’t create the drama, white america set the campaign

@@larryconnerjr1835I have to wholeheartedly disagree with that. There’s tons of physiological experiments that shows that the behavior of humans can very easily be drastically affected by even the most minuscule amount of influence. Look at the Stanford prison experiment for example. But it’s not as cut and dry as saying someone is committing a crime solely because they listened to a song. It’s much deeper than that. But I can give a surface level example. I’m from New Orleans Louisiana. Gang culture has never been a prominent thing here. It’s always been about what ward you’re from. In Wayne’s prime, he suddenly started claiming blood. I was in high school at the time. I had a small outsider bit of knowledge about gang culture because I’m a huge fan of old school west coast music. So I was put off when immediately after Wayne started claiming blood, everyone around me out of NOWHERE were wearing red bandanas and claiming piru. Not a single one could’ve told you where the name even came from. I remember asking a few of my friends “Ight so. Remind me…who jumped you in?” Just as a joke. I used to mess with them all the time but it really grew into a huge thing. Now was there technically gang members in the city before hand? Of course. They’re everywhere but there isn’t or wasn’t a branch here, it was just not a thing. No one gaf about colors, no one threw gang signs, no one claimed blocks, searching for rivals to do a drive by on or none of that. We can both agree that rap music isn’t the root or main cause of crime and that crime in the black community would exist without it. I just find it extremely hard to believe that the way we treat or view each other wouldn’t be as sickening if it wasn’t for that influence.

THANKS ALL I SEE IN COMMENTS IS DEE 2 OR 1 IS RIGHT HOW?? AND WHY WONT HE CALL OUT THE LABELS LIKE RCA WHO HE WAS OR CURRENTLY SIGNED TO?? YOUR RIDICULING EMPLOYEES AND NOT CEOS? WONDER WHY LOL

They are when you don't have any other leaders to look up to

​@slycat956 don't explain. Its evident this fella has his mind made up.