This Is Why I Don't Follow "Black Culture" Anymore... 

****Threw out ALL of my music in 2008....**** ....once I found out how demonic the industry was. Tossed about 200 CDs, and the CD stands, and never looked back. The imitation Jew (not an Israelite but a descendant from HAM - Noah's fallen seed) has not only the music industry under it's thumb but just about EVERYTHING mundane that degrades MANKIND's progress. I found the true meaning and purpose of life, as well about the soul, and like I said before.....I NEVER LOOKED BACK. So much is clear and now I can enjoy seeing how their world has, and will continue, to collapse and feed on itself - while it takes it's familiars (like-minded thinkers) with it. Follow NO ONE, my people. Detach from all externals - they are not of you. The church is just as lost, as modern academia, with it's partly recognizable scriptures. Bless The FATHER.

My daughter is 13, loves watching cartoons, and listening to Kpop. Friends from school were invited over and they tried bringing that hood culture to my house. They thought it was weird for a black girl to like different things than themselves. Needless to say, they were never invited over again.

Growing up, I used to hate that shit with a passion when someone (almost always black) asks me "Why do you talk proper?" and I could never answer that question because that's just how I naturally talk.

“Using proper English is not ‘sounding like a white person’…” 🎯

I grew up in the ghetto, and spoke hood. Once I left and started to grow up and mature, any time I hear anything remotely close, even down to one word that sounds ghetto/hood I immediately think "did I really sound that dumb?".

What those animals did to that woman's car was disgusting

Yup, I went through the whole "you're a nerd, you sound white" etc etc growing up, and got bullied because of it. It'd actually made me not want to even hang around black folks as I grew older. I eventually met other black people who were just as educated and had different interests just like me.

I think we know exactly why they promote that culture in high school. It's part of the plan to keep the cycle of empowering degradation going

Glad people are finally being honest. I watched 0 accountability or self awareness for years and thought I was going crazy

I was never a fan of "black culture"

Stop letting the bottom of our society set what the culture is. Stand up for yourselves and have some morals and personal responsibility.

I'm moving to a small white city, tired of hood and thug culture in metropolitan areas.. Black culture is drama and chaos, the children in these areas need prayer big time.

Looking through a dirty window is easier than cleaning it.

I threw away my "Black Card" years ago.....and been happy ever since.

As a black woman you my friend were telling facts I'm ashamed of how our people are turning out to be nowadays

Years ago, I walked into my son's school and saw just how much things had changed. I left the neighborhood to give my son a chance to have a good life. No regrets! ❤️💚🙏😊✝️💙

I’m tired of this gang/violent culture too. I grew up in the “projects” and almost fell into the hood/gangster trap thank goodness I started to wake up early and realized I’d probably get killed or do time before age 21 I’m a hardworking black man now and mind my business and stay out of trouble

That's NOT black culture.....that's NINJA culture

It’s so refreshing to hear more of us speaking up about this! ✊🏾🙌🏾

I’m tired of it!! Everything you spoke on is how I feel. Get this garbage out of our culture!

Finally glad to hear this black culture has been keeping Black people down for 20 /30 years Black people in the 40s 50s and 60s were more intelligent better educated took care of themselves took care of their community and then something changed and now it’s gotten real bad black children out of control teachers can’t even teach them

I've always gotten called white as a black guy ever since high school, and it was because I didn't follow hood culture. 😂 As someone who actually lives near the hood, I just know how stupid and pointless it is to LIVE like that.

i always found it weird that rappers despised being "fake" and that they are "real" and never lying, then get hit with a charge and all of a sudden they are pure entertainers without any sort of accountability

You are speaking facts bro. I feel ashamed of myself... our people need help...

I'm white but lacking God in any culture is dangerous.

The culture promotes hate and demoralizes them. God is Love. Without fear of God, they have no regard to his standards. "Where there is no vision, the people perish: but he that keepeth the law, happy is he." -Proverbs 29:18

I recall when I was in school there was one black guy on my school bus always getting bullied by other black students because he made good grades. They said he was trying to be white. It escalated until he got jumped and beat nearly to death one day when he was holding his report card and they snatched it out his hands and read it. He had all A's and B's which upset a bunch of the guys on our all black school bus. He wanted his report card back and it escalated til he got jumped for trying to be white. He didnt talk like white folks, didn't dress like preppy folks but made good grades and that nearly got him killed. I seen another black guy get bullied for reading books on the bus. Seen more than a few black guys get bullied and beat down by darker skin black guys for being too light skinned. Seen black girls get beat down by dark skin black girls for being light skin. Been told I talk white cause I dont use M-fer and ebonics in my speech. I had to use ebonics around certain types of black folks just to avoid being targeted. I remember when BET , black entertainment television, in the late 90s portrayed black culture as ghetto, wretched, pimping, criminal, gangsta, everything negative. The Democrat Party and Marxism wrecked black culture, black communities, in America.

Dude, I am 56 years old and you speak more common sense than a lot of people my age. It’s refreshing to see young men your age who have their heads screwed on straight.

Words are spells... Music is spiritual.

I will always like, follow, and share a black creator who promotes true positive cultural change in the black community.

There’s such a detachment from the value of life

You spitting facts bro, my black peers used to make fun of me as a kid for pronunciating with a high level vocabulary. I think the difference with me was that I had 2 God fearing and praising parents at home and my dad is a former Marine who showed me love and instilled discipline in me. Along with teaching me knowledge outside of school and being the example of wisdom he taught me to be a leader and not a follower

THIS GENERATION OF PEOPLE ARE JUST LOST AND NO GOOD.

Me and my family are political refugees in Sweden. We came here 1997 from Iraq. We are kurds. When we came here, we learned about the slavery in the US and other European countries, but especially about the US. We got to know many great and inspirational characters and leaders. To mention a few, Rosa Parks, Malcom, and Martin LK. We really had to memorize their stories by heart. NOT ONLY because we had to follow the rules of the school plans, but because these stories had a great impact on human life, especially the heart and mind. They fought for you. They died for you. They got buried and burnt alive for you, and today, you call you women beeches and call each other noggers. Roaming freely, killing each other because you live in a different area. My mind is boggling. How did it take a turn like this? From great characters and leaders to becoming the lowest of the low. The people before may have had literal chains around them, but they were free and still had self control and self love. Today they are free but self destructive. 🤔

I'm a white dude who grew up in poverty, in a heavy black and hispanic neighborhood (Brockton, MA) during the 90s and early 2000's. It was so poor the streets weren't even paved, they were gravel. One of the core problems of his ghetto/hood/black culture, and I was deep into, is the fact that its constant "hype." Hindsight, I loved the liveliness to it all, the constant parties, the bonding (most addictive part), and the constant change made it all addicting. It reminds me of the saying "its great until its not." Up until I was 15 years old I thrived in that ghetto life until my parents forced me out to move in with my grandmother, who was out of state, because they saw the path I was heading down. I talked like an idiot and cursed 24/7 -- still embarrassed how I behaved to this day. Before I left I had been in countless fights, I was stabbed twice, and seen so many adults disappear because they ended up in jail. After I moved, I brought dogmatic beliefs and had a heavy victim complex disorder that carried into my late 20's, currently 39. I blamed everyone and everything. I convinced myself nonsensical things were my obstacles in life, but I just never tried because that was normal in my bubble/experience. When I was 29 a half black half Indian dude named Ibrahim talked some sense into me and I changed my life around the following day. I enrolled to community college, received my associates, stopped talking like a fool, got a good job, and never looked back. I have been working my butt off since 2016. The craziness to it all is I still reminisce of those days when I was a teenager because there were so many people around compared to today. Again, the bonding made it feel special and I know that some people can't let it go/escape it all, because you feel like you are part of something grandeur. It is special, but not for any good reason, like the matrix. There is obviously a lot more to my life story, but the above are the quick notes.

That first clip is horrendous. We are a lost cause

I'm so glad that you're bringing this up. I have been told that all of my life. Worse, I have been harassed by black people who think that it's not cool to love to read, museums, ballet, etc.. I have been asked ignorant questions such as " Why do you like ( fill in personal interests, speech, etc) you ain't white!" What's also sad is rap music didn't start out that way. However it sold out down the road

The enemy sitting back laughing at these 🤡s

NOTHING WRONG WITH SOUNDING EDUCATED.

The animals jumpin on the car is 100% proof for high capacity magazines

Excellent video man. Seeing that School go wild for Sexy Red was just beyond asinine. I'm glad I removed myself from this tomfoolery.

Bless you for speaking the truth. Keep going. You're on the right track.

As an African, I act way differently than all the people in this “black culture”. Instead of being violent and joining gangs in school, I instead get good grades and focus more on life way more than others. Sure I get looked down a lot as a different person in the African community but I am thankful for that. Most of the kids at my school worry about what's on the streets than school itself such as sex, drugs, and fighting. I also remember when people talked about joining gangs and trying to fight people from different schools.

Corruption and degeneracy and our sad inability to see it. And worse even to admit it.

When kodak black got on a track and said "i know the perc was fake but i still ate it" that was it for me far as listening to rap music ... haven't listened since late January

Wow, brother. TRUTH! This gives me hope for the future. You are blessed.

Thank you. We have the same issue with Americas rap music on my country. this degeneracy they’re perpetuating, I doubt most rappers have a sense of accountability for the lives they destroyed

Wow. 57yr black man here. So happy about your video. Thx!

So a relative few people get rich putting hate music out and our entire society suffers.

I appreciate you speaking about this. The crazy thing is you don’t even sound like a white person you just sound like an educated person. It’s almost as if in order to be black enough you have to be completely illiterate. I truly do pray for our community because the culture has been sick for a very long time. I remember being younger and watching my mom listen to hip-hop music that was completely degrading her and her daughters. And, ironically all of the men that she would attract into her life were very misogynistic and degenerate. I truly believe that music has a subconscious effect on us that people may not understand and even if you look up the definition of entertainment you will realize that the music is the way it is for a reason. I am so blessed to see people like you and so many others that are really waking up to the reality of the spills that have been put on us for so long. Especially our black men, it’s just really sad to see black men killing each other being something that is praised. I have fallen for it as well I used to love artists like NBA YoungBoy and NLE Choppa. But, after really getting closer to God I realize that I have been programming my mind to be a degenerate person.

Idk wtf happened to the ladies of rap 👀 we went from MC Lyte, Queen Latifa, Missy Elliot, Salt n Peppa, Lauryn Hill with a couple of sharp tongued outliers like Foxy Brown, Lil Kim, Trina . . . to ‘Pound Town’

The reason why I tell people be your self around me or don’t hang around me 💯💯

I said over thirty years ago that rap music was going to destroy the black community and look at our communities chaos and destruction…

0:14 Lemme guess? Then they are gonna call the white woman a "Karen" for getting upset that her car is being destroyed?

Automatic sub thank you for being an example within the community keep up the good work

Bro you spoke nothing but FACTS!

I'm an african girl who went to private schools for my entire life. Whenever i talked, my extended family members would look at me like "why do you speak English so much like a white person?" Like this is just who i am. This is how i talk. Hell, i speak in my native language towards them but whenever i talk to some people on the phone, they eavesdrop into my conversation wondering why i speak proper English Like, i am currently in university getting my degree and i want to persue a second one when i am done. The phone calls are usually from classmates discussing school work. Of course i have to speak to them in English I apologise if i am not making sense. Its just so frustrating whenever i see people looking down on others whenever they don't act in the same degenerate way

Man I’m 35 and I agree with EVERYTHING you said!!! My mom and sister told me when I was younger “you gon wind up with a white woman”. To this day, never been with a white woman. But now I understand why. And it’s everything you said!!

Bruh you a truth teller... im atp where I feel like everybody who is aware of this is a small minority bc ignorance in our community is running rampant (and without any accountability) more and more. At some point, we are going to have to stop living in this egotistical fairy tale and wake the hell up!

Whenever I point this out in person folks try to take away my melanin

I am not from America - NOBODY listens to American music here anymore. The world is turning its back on the culture. We used to love R&B, Jazz and actual singers - There are none left. Enjoy yhe culture!

I am proud to say I never spent a single cent on ANY rap music in my 55 years. I seen what it was when it was created. I never buy music or listen to it if they promote crap that hurts society. That goes for ANY music for me now.

This a wonderful message from this young man, I’m grateful that satan may not have them all, there are still righteous sons out here!!! 🥰

If a grown man still listens to mainstream hip hop and r&b in 2024, it’s a red flag 🚩

LOVE IT BRO. Lets keep moving on up as respectable men.

Young Brother, You gave Me some hope that there's still some good young brothers with some sense out there in America.

"Ashamed of nothing, offended by everything" Its all so tiresome.

Im a white woman but i have love for black people and it hurts to see what it is happening to their culture. I have reached the point of just feeling disgust with most rap. The last few times i went to the park to play basketball people were playing rap on their speakers and i thought damn...i cant even play basketball with out having to listen to this psychological warfare. It really is an upside down world, praising whats negative as good, and saying anything good is corny or means the black people is trying to be white... i mean it throws me that all of this has become so intertwined with black culture that if you say you dislike rap music some people will accuse you of being racist and anti black. I could argue that a lot of rap music is anti black. You know there are still plently of talented black people out there who can sing and write thoughtful lyrics so you have to question why you dont see those people that much in mainstream culture... i hope that more black people can wake up

Black people in America are done I’m African and I realized this a long time ago

I love hearing young intelligent people who can see past the nonsense. It helps to keep me hopeful for the future of this world.

I’m an Afro Latina from the suburbs and was a big rock/alternative fan. Got bullied so much by black people I eventually learned to not like the culture. I speak in academic English- not AAVE and black people cant stand me for it. We need to normalize that speaking properly isn’t “speaking white” it’s talking normally, how people really should communicate. I’m not saying different dialects are bad, but speaking properly shouldn’t pertain to any one specific race

I consider black culture and hip hop culture separate now i'm not sure when it diverged but they are not the same thing anymore

Just subscribed. Just medically retired from the army at 24. I went through this same shit even in boot camp from other black people and drill sgts. It annoys the shit out of me that are people have romanticized struggling so much that you cant be "black" without it. I've traveled to Italy, Belize,and Canada. I remember telling niggas i grew up with to travel. Expand there knowledge of the world and these niggas told me i was on white people shit. This is years removed from high-school. I understand there's racism out there, but i chose to not let that fact scare me. When we learned about slavery and civil rights, I wasn't sad about it. I was proud. I've always had that thought that my ancestors made it through the absolute worst times for me to flourish. I feel whining about it is spitting in the face of my ancestors sacrifice. I wish other blacks could see it that way too

It's refreshing to hear a poc speak common sense about the black culture!! Big UPS to you!!!!

As a Puerto Rican man from NYC that grew up in the 80’s I used to love any and everything related to hip hop culture. Being from the city and the generation that invented it all, I loved how it went outside of NY and the world followed. Now? I don’t want to have anything to do with it and I consciously make an effort to be far away from it. This generation in particular took something that was organically created by people, from nothing, to the embarrassing garbage it is today. But they destroyed just about everything to be honest….social media just totally sped up the process. It’s sad, really. To see how they destroyed something they didn’t create, that we loved. RIP🙏hip hop culture…the code….unwritten rules…….all dead.

Great to see people more aware about these issues.

This is what happens to some poor fatherless children and mama's who emasculate their son to have power over something in their lives. Very sad.😢

Keep spitting that truth 💯

Young man I’m with you 💯

I’ve always been told that I don’t sound like I come from Atlanta!!! And my response is what does that mean?🤔 they tell me I don’t sound country!!!😒 I don’t I speak English correctly!!! I call it lazy talk myself!!!

Keep speaking the truth! 👏

As a black man I fear for our people and culture to overcome so much to just end up where we are today just sad no one to blame but ourselves for holding us back

That lady in the beginning stopping her man from driving away because she wanted to get out and say stoooop is infuriating

Thank you young man. I pray that more young people follow your lead.💚

So glad I don’t live around that crap.

Much respect to your sir.

Every race on this planet listens to Hip-Hop, the problem is a some see Hip-Hop as a lifestyle to mimic, while others see it as strictly entertainment... the one's who see this as as lifestyle to live up to most likely wasn't raised right, why is no one pointing this out? because then you'd have to look at whose responsible for raising the ones aspiring to live out what rappers are rapping about, and 75% of the time it's going to be a SINGLE BLK MOTHER!

People used to try to hit me with "you talk so proper", but I would simply "so you want me to sound like a stereotype?".

Great Job Young King!👑

I complained bout being from a small country town growing up ...looking back im very greatful

Its the movie "idiocracy" playing out right before us.

The music isnt the problem... its the mentality 💯

Proper grammar has nothing to do with sounding white at all, I agree 💯

Never let the NINJAS keep you down my guy. You are way more respectful and successful than they will ever be. My race has similar issues too. Keep spreading your message to help your people. Mad respect 👏🏽

I agreed with a lot of what you said and used to get very upset when people said I “talk white” as well. I know you want to help more people but something you gotta realize is people are all different. You can raise a child in a nice house, plenty of money, no signs of abuse, no crime area, and they can still turn out to be a serial killer or rapist. I don’t look at things in color anymore it’s just people doing right and people doing wrong. Peace

It’s all the frequency. They changed it. THEY CHANGED IT.

This is karma to all of their “riots” they did to black communities throughout history.

I will say I’m not from America But I’ve met people that have been influenced from black culture and they don’t live in the US

Black culture comes in many forms, like reggae culture dancehall, calypso, lovers rock, etc..Not just rap!

Hi, I just want to say that you are speaking the truth about the hip hop culture, preferably the black hip hop culture. It's very sad to say that the black hip hop , especially the ones who rap about violence and rapping about the N word in their music, proves that , apart from still being under the influence of mental slavery, they are messed up thinking that their music is positive. There's so many artists who sing positive, clean music and still get positive recognition. They don't have to be like that. They need to change the way they think and promote positive music, especially for young artists who want a positive role model to look up to. Please continue speaking and spreading the word on this topic. May God bless you.