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rahrahrah;7683088 said:"We're more alike than we're DIFFERENT" This ignoramus couldn't even get that basic concept right.
Thank God the video was only 2 minutes long.
jono;7683338 said:The video is more profound that I thought it would be. Talking about the impact of hip-hop on race relations and saying that it brings people together and makes racism more difficult..it's a very good premise and I respect that statement.
I think we see a lot of how hip-hop has stitched race relations and we also see the consequence of it.
obnoxiouslyfresh;7683371 said:He definitely has a point. He definitely profoundly exaggerates that point, but he has a point, nonetheless.
D0wn;7683412 said:jono;7683338 said:The video is more profound that I thought it would be. Talking about the impact of hip-hop on race relations and saying that it brings people together and makes racism more difficult..it's a very good premise and I respect that statement.
I think we see a lot of how hip-hop has stitched race relations and we also see the consequence of it.
Can u please give me a detail explanation, of how hiphop is fixing race relations?
Hiphop is on a long list of music cultures that blacks created, and other ppl love n eventually take. Jazz was the biggest genre at one point, so was Rock, and so was Soul music and motown.
Did those other genres fix race relations??
Do people coming together to root for Lebron or Cam Newton also fix race relations?
D0wn;7683412 said:jono;7683338 said:The video is more profound that I thought it would be. Talking about the impact of hip-hop on race relations and saying that it brings people together and makes racism more difficult..it's a very good premise and I respect that statement.
I think we see a lot of how hip-hop has stitched race relations and we also see the consequence of it.
Can u please give me a detail explanation, of how hiphop is fixing race relations?
Hiphop is on a long list of music cultures that blacks created, and other ppl love n eventually take. Jazz was the biggest genre at one point, so was Rock, and so was Soul music and motown.
Did those other genres fix race relations??
Do people coming together to root for Lebron or Cam Newton also fix race relations?
Say What;7683433 said:D0wn;7683412 said:jono;7683338 said:The video is more profound that I thought it would be. Talking about the impact of hip-hop on race relations and saying that it brings people together and makes racism more difficult..it's a very good premise and I respect that statement.
I think we see a lot of how hip-hop has stitched race relations and we also see the consequence of it.
Can u please give me a detail explanation, of how hiphop is fixing race relations?
Hiphop is on a long list of music cultures that blacks created, and other ppl love n eventually take. Jazz was the biggest genre at one point, so was Rock, and so was Soul music and motown.
Did those other genres fix race relations??
Do people coming together to root for Lebron or Cam Newton also fix race relations?
Fix never but improve. Ray Charles and other artist boycotting the south until they integrated helped. It won't reach everyone but many of the white Motown fans are cool with Black people
Say What;7683433 said:D0wn;7683412 said:jono;7683338 said:The video is more profound that I thought it would be. Talking about the impact of hip-hop on race relations and saying that it brings people together and makes racism more difficult..it's a very good premise and I respect that statement.
I think we see a lot of how hip-hop has stitched race relations and we also see the consequence of it.
Can u please give me a detail explanation, of how hiphop is fixing race relations?
Hiphop is on a long list of music cultures that blacks created, and other ppl love n eventually take. Jazz was the biggest genre at one point, so was Rock, and so was Soul music and motown.
Did those other genres fix race relations??
Do people coming together to root for Lebron or Cam Newton also fix race relations?
Fix never but improve. Ray Charles and other artist boycotting the south until they integrated helped. It won't reach everyone but many of the white Motown fans are cool with Black people
jono;7683470 said:D0wn;7683412 said:jono;7683338 said:The video is more profound that I thought it would be. Talking about the impact of hip-hop on race relations and saying that it brings people together and makes racism more difficult..it's a very good premise and I respect that statement.
I think we see a lot of how hip-hop has stitched race relations and we also see the consequence of it.
Can u please give me a detail explanation, of how hiphop is fixing race relations?
Hiphop is on a long list of music cultures that blacks created, and other ppl love n eventually take. Jazz was the biggest genre at one point, so was Rock, and so was Soul music and motown.
Did those other genres fix race relations??
Do people coming together to root for Lebron or Cam Newton also fix race relations?
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Say What;7683433 said:D0wn;7683412 said:jono;7683338 said:The video is more profound that I thought it would be. Talking about the impact of hip-hop on race relations and saying that it brings people together and makes racism more difficult..it's a very good premise and I respect that statement.
I think we see a lot of how hip-hop has stitched race relations and we also see the consequence of it.
Can u please give me a detail explanation, of how hiphop is fixing race relations?
Hiphop is on a long list of music cultures that blacks created, and other ppl love n eventually take. Jazz was the biggest genre at one point, so was Rock, and so was Soul music and motown.
Did those other genres fix race relations??
Do people coming together to root for Lebron or Cam Newton also fix race relations?
Fix never but improve. Ray Charles and other artist boycotting the south until they integrated helped. It won't reach everyone but many of the white Motown fans are cool with Black people
That's what niggas don't get. No such thing as a silver bullet on societal issues.
D0wn;7683510 said:Say What;7683433 said:D0wn;7683412 said:jono;7683338 said:The video is more profound that I thought it would be. Talking about the impact of hip-hop on race relations and saying that it brings people together and makes racism more difficult..it's a very good premise and I respect that statement.
I think we see a lot of how hip-hop has stitched race relations and we also see the consequence of it.
Can u please give me a detail explanation, of how hiphop is fixing race relations?
Hiphop is on a long list of music cultures that blacks created, and other ppl love n eventually take. Jazz was the biggest genre at one point, so was Rock, and so was Soul music and motown.
Did those other genres fix race relations??
Do people coming together to root for Lebron or Cam Newton also fix race relations?
Fix never but improve. Ray Charles and other artist boycotting the south until they integrated helped. It won't reach everyone but many of the white Motown fans are cool with Black people
During slavery, Many white ppl were cool with Blk PpL also.
So that's what it boils down to,
Having some white ppl liking niggas?
Black students, attending and graduating college is, at an all time high. yet, 68% of new African american college graduates,are either unemployed or under employed.
But hey, on my way to work today. i sat next to a white girl, on the train. she was listening to rap just like me.
Strangely, She turned to me and smiled, and asked if i love Kanye, i smiled back and a conversation ensues.
come to find out, we went to the same school,and graduated with the same degree. She works at a firm , me at a McDonalds.
But hey #GoodRaceRelations. I doubt me, and her would of talked in the 50's.
Sion;7682813 said:I agree with him 100%
Hip-Hop is pop music now, it has transcended to even a global level now. He's right we all work towards goals, we like similar women, we can agree with certain things and we can find that in conversation. Racism is a learned behavior IMO. It's hard to tell your kids there's something wrong with Snoop Dogg, Eminem, Nas and figures like that when they look up to them. Niggas on here will act like they don't have friends from different races and cultures for cosigns and GOATs but what Hov's saying is true. Granted yes there are some differences but on a human level we are very much the same.
Wait till the militant posters on here catch wind of this, they gonna go out of their way to tell you otherwise and how Hov is a coon SMMFH.
Lab Baby;7682914 said:It's not as cut and paste as he puts it, obviously we have some work to do. But we as a people always created something that eased the social tensions and brought people together, and hip hop was the best outlet thus far. Now if we can only figure out a way to maintain it.
D0wn;7683537 said:jono;7683470 said:D0wn;7683412 said:jono;7683338 said:The video is more profound that I thought it would be. Talking about the impact of hip-hop on race relations and saying that it brings people together and makes racism more difficult..it's a very good premise and I respect that statement.
I think we see a lot of how hip-hop has stitched race relations and we also see the consequence of it.
Can u please give me a detail explanation, of how hiphop is fixing race relations?
Hiphop is on a long list of music cultures that blacks created, and other ppl love n eventually take. Jazz was the biggest genre at one point, so was Rock, and so was Soul music and motown.
Did those other genres fix race relations??
Do people coming together to root for Lebron or Cam Newton also fix race relations?
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Say What;7683433 said:D0wn;7683412 said:jono;7683338 said:The video is more profound that I thought it would be. Talking about the impact of hip-hop on race relations and saying that it brings people together and makes racism more difficult..it's a very good premise and I respect that statement.
I think we see a lot of how hip-hop has stitched race relations and we also see the consequence of it.
Can u please give me a detail explanation, of how hiphop is fixing race relations?
Hiphop is on a long list of music cultures that blacks created, and other ppl love n eventually take. Jazz was the biggest genre at one point, so was Rock, and so was Soul music and motown.
Did those other genres fix race relations??
Do people coming together to root for Lebron or Cam Newton also fix race relations?
Fix never but improve. Ray Charles and other artist boycotting the south until they integrated helped. It won't reach everyone but many of the white Motown fans are cool with Black people
That's what niggas don't get. No such thing as a silver bullet on societal issues.
The only way to IMPROVE race relations, is by IMPROVING your economy...
No goofy as music will IMPROVE a damn thing.
If more respectable genres such as Jazz, Blues, Rock, Funk,Reggae etc. Did not improve race relations. a senior on stage, rapping about drugs he sold 30 years ago will???
Most rappers are minstrel performers.
Blk ppl being economically independent and self sufficient, is how race relations will improve.
Say What;7683542 said:D0wn;7683510 said:Say What;7683433 said:D0wn;7683412 said:jono;7683338 said:The video is more profound that I thought it would be. Talking about the impact of hip-hop on race relations and saying that it brings people together and makes racism more difficult..it's a very good premise and I respect that statement.
I think we see a lot of how hip-hop has stitched race relations and we also see the consequence of it.
Can u please give me a detail explanation, of how hiphop is fixing race relations?
Hiphop is on a long list of music cultures that blacks created, and other ppl love n eventually take. Jazz was the biggest genre at one point, so was Rock, and so was Soul music and motown.
Did those other genres fix race relations??
Do people coming together to root for Lebron or Cam Newton also fix race relations?
Fix never but improve. Ray Charles and other artist boycotting the south until they integrated helped. It won't reach everyone but many of the white Motown fans are cool with Black people
During slavery, Many white ppl were cool with Blk PpL also.
So that's what it boils down to,
Having some white ppl liking niggas?
Black students, attending and graduating college is, at an all time high. yet, 68% of new African american college graduates,are either unemployed or under employed.
But hey, on my way to work today. i sat next to a white girl, on the train. she was listening to rap just like me.
Strangely, She turned to me and smiled, and asked if i love Kanye, i smiled back and a conversation ensues.
come to find out, we went to the same school,and graduated with the same degree. She works at a firm , me at a McDonalds.
But hey #GoodRaceRelations. I doubt me, and her would of talked in the 50's.
I took Jay to mean day to day racism. Systematic racism still exist and will take a while to fall. I'm sure we have it better one than previous era's. It will only continue. Blame yourself for working at McDonald's. She might of had some hookups but you made your own luck if you have the same degree and work at McDonald's
jono;7683577 said:D0wn;7683537 said:jono;7683470 said:D0wn;7683412 said:jono;7683338 said:The video is more profound that I thought it would be. Talking about the impact of hip-hop on race relations and saying that it brings people together and makes racism more difficult..it's a very good premise and I respect that statement.
I think we see a lot of how hip-hop has stitched race relations and we also see the consequence of it.
Can u please give me a detail explanation, of how hiphop is fixing race relations?
Hiphop is on a long list of music cultures that blacks created, and other ppl love n eventually take. Jazz was the biggest genre at one point, so was Rock, and so was Soul music and motown.
Did those other genres fix race relations??
Do people coming together to root for Lebron or Cam Newton also fix race relations?
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Say What;7683433 said:D0wn;7683412 said:jono;7683338 said:The video is more profound that I thought it would be. Talking about the impact of hip-hop on race relations and saying that it brings people together and makes racism more difficult..it's a very good premise and I respect that statement.
I think we see a lot of how hip-hop has stitched race relations and we also see the consequence of it.
Can u please give me a detail explanation, of how hiphop is fixing race relations?
Hiphop is on a long list of music cultures that blacks created, and other ppl love n eventually take. Jazz was the biggest genre at one point, so was Rock, and so was Soul music and motown.
Did those other genres fix race relations??
Do people coming together to root for Lebron or Cam Newton also fix race relations?
Fix never but improve. Ray Charles and other artist boycotting the south until they integrated helped. It won't reach everyone but many of the white Motown fans are cool with Black people
That's what niggas don't get. No such thing as a silver bullet on societal issues.
The only way to IMPROVE race relations, is by IMPROVING your economy...
No goofy as music will IMPROVE a damn thing.
If more respectable genres such as Jazz, Blues, Rock, Funk,Reggae etc. Did not improve race relations. a senior on stage, rapping about drugs he sold 30 years ago will???
Most rappers are minstrel performers.
Blk ppl being economically independent and self sufficient, is how race relations will improve.
Except your wrong and they have. Bob Marley brought people of all races and nationalities together, so did Duke Ellington, Ray Charles, Stevie Wonder, The Temptations, Michael Jackson, Tupac, Kanye, Beyoncé, Jay-Z, and even the Wu-Tang Clan these are well known Black acts that have the power to branch across race or nationality, hell some of them have more white fans than black ones.
You have been disproven but you can continue to rant and rave on the subject all day if you want. Again, there's no silver bullets and nobody claimed that hip-hop is one, but to say that it doesn't help is a lie, a flat lie.
To say race relations in the United States is the same today as it was in Ellington's time or the heyday of The Temptations is also a lie and music has helped tremendously with that.