Should fully Hispanic Rappers be allowed to use the N word

[Ishi]

ya damn rite wigga fuk ya white manz language english english is not suppose 2 b my 1st language im AFRICAN!

Dumbest post in IC history.....

I think yes until proven like wise

 

[dalyricalbandit]

when i go to dr i wanna see this guy

this pic had me rollin

 

[gee757]

Dumbest post in IC history.....

I think yes until proven like wise

cracka plz so r u tryna say english is not da white manz language & it come from africa?

 

[Kame]

this pic had me rollin

I choked just now lmaooo

 

[Ishi]

Gee wouldn't be able to point Africa on a map of Africa

Ol i skipped keyboarding class to go eat donuts ass nigga

Ol Hooked On Phonics English edition needing ass nigga

 

[Ishi]

cracka plz so r u tryna say english is not da white manz language & it come from africa?

You the type of dude that have librarians looking at you like "You do know what these are used for right" when you go check out a book.

 

[gee757]

Gee wouldn't be able to point Africa on a map of Africa

Ol i skipped keyboarding class to go eat donuts ass nigga

Ol Hooked On Phonics English edition needing ass nigga

just like i thought cracka u aint got shit 2 say now gtfoh & stop worryin about BLK FOLK biznizz.,.,.

 

[C.Melendez]

I disagree with some of what he is saying, but @ the bold you're wrong on...latino culture is full of African influences even down to the way certain dialects of spanish are spoken...yes it's stronger in certain countries than others but it's very noticable in any culture of ours you want to look at...and hell no I'm not Dominican....

u might as well save your breath in this thread. seems to me not too many people who speak on this thread have a clue about our culture. its just some online fuckery going on......the main campesino dishes of DR and others like Cuba Venezuela PR Hoduras and your Panama are pretty much cuisines brought to us from our African ancestors. in DR bachata merengue music is more typical of african music rather the music from Spain......Los Palos is definitely from African slaves........Rumba and Mambo also is derived from Africa.

 

[Ishi]

just like i thought cracka u aint got shit 2 say now gtfoh & stop worryin about BLK FOLK biznizz.,.,.

Lol I have straight up African blood while you a 32 year old white dude living behind Wendys that thinks typing like a 13 year old chick would text her friends is a fun way to troll.

Smartenupgee

 

[Ishi]

Your friend IT otherwise known as ShadyTeam could put on a cape and come in on some Tarzan shit and her dumb ass still wouldn't hide the fact you are the dumbest wanna be nigga on this forum.

You know it i know it Shencos Father alias knows it.

 

[blackrain]

u might as well save your breath in this thread. seems to me not too many people who speak on this thread have a clue about our culture. its just some online fuckery going on......the main campesino dishes of DR and others like Cuba Venezuela PR Hoduras and your Panama are pretty much cuisines brought to us from our African ancestors. in DR bachata merengue music is more typical of african music rather the music from Spain......Los Palos is definitely from African slaves........Rumba and Mambo also is derived from Africa.

That's part of the reason why I didn't say anything in this thread...especially after the link to those specials were dropped...was thinking more would take a look and see how wrong alot of their perceptions about black latinos are...but it seems some would rather be content with the views they created rather the point of views that are actually reality based...

 

[garv]

key word being recent.

the other thing you are forgetting is the slave "trade" existed because africans trades their slaves to americans for other goods .

there was a division before whitey came along. they just did the smart thing and capitalized on their stupidity

Nope most of the divisions started recently, for example the Biafra war for example wasstarted because of the Europeans desire to put different peoples under the same branch, peoples who before had different cultures and identities.

 

[garv]

I disagree with some of what he is saying, but @ the bold you're wrong on...latino culture is full of African influences even down to the way certain dialects of spanish are spoken...yes it's stronger in certain countries than others but it's very noticable in any culture of ours you want to look at...and hell no I'm not Dominican....

Yep and so is African American culture, both have strong African influences, from the food to the ideals. New Orleans is an example of a city that has managed to hold on to various ideals of the Africans brought to the place.What i'm trying to say is that both Afro Lationos and African Americans have lost a lot of their orginal culture, the guy i responsed is trying to act like thats something exclusive to just African Americans and not Africans brought to the Diaspora in general.

 

[C.Melendez]

That's part of the reason why I didn't say anything in this thread...especially after the link to those specials were dropped...was thinking more would take a look and see how wrong alot of their perceptions about black latinos are...but it seems some would rather be content with the views they created rather the point of views that are actually reality based...

i missed the specials....what page?

 

[garv]

i like how you answered your own question lol. the language is just about the only thing carried over from the "spanish masters" the islands do have their own cultural foods and music that while it was amalgamated and influenced by outsiders, still remains our own.

and please tell me what fashion blacks dictate to the world? the nike's u wear? (owned by white people, and programmed as important to blacks) or lemme guess the gucci, prada, coach, tommy hill, (please stop me when i come across a black fashion line), polo, louis vuitton????

or hold up it must be the rap music which last i checked was selling at an all time low.

here let me put it in perspective.

a successful rap album (black music u claim dictates music direction) is someone who goes platinum

a flop pop album/rock album (white music) is considered a flop if it goes platinum.

compare the top selling rap album to a beiber or gaga or a katy perry. the shit gets destroyed.

shit one of the most successful rap acts in years is nicki garbaj and you see shes trying her hardest to ride that retarded gaga wave.

and please tell me how her entire "barbie" movement is dictating to black women everywhere how looking like a plastic white girl toy is indeed black people dictating fashion through music.

and finally i said "hispanic" not "spanish"

to a common person like urself there is no difference. but to spaniards who get offended by hispanics (kinda like how africans hate being confused for african american)

and to hispanics who have no desire to be considered spanish, there is a big difference.

Man stop being silly, the way African Americans wear there clothes(Sagging for example), the way they dress has been intimidated in nearly every part of the world.

And its more than sales bruh, while Hip-Hop(or rap should i say) is not the biggest selling genre its influence has transcended past just sales you remember only one side of the culture pertains sales things such as Graffitti Breaking Djing are also elements in this culture we call Hip-Hop. Thats why i described it as a culture, Grafitti can be seen in ever part of the world, every railway, every street corner you can see the influence of Hip-Hop. The way peoples talk has been affected hugely by slang connected to Hip-Hop, thats why you can be on a message board like this that consists of people from Africa, Europe and South America who will still understand the slang used, don't act like you can't see it to black youth and youth in the world in general Hip-Hop as a culture has been a massive influence.

 

[garv]

smh. Nycest stay sonning niggas.

And by the way....... Hispanics can say the word, because the word

has been used against them. And by the way, i dont see hispanics

getting mad when we call them Spics either, because its the shared

history of oppression that is at the root of these oppressed cultures flippin it.

What type of justification is this, theres black folks that call everyone nigga, you and i both know this, Kreyshawn and V Nasty said they grew up with the word nigga around them yet that is not justification for their cracka asses to say it.

 

[garv]

im sorry its a colloquialism used in the urban environments where i grew up.

you see most of my black friends used the term freely on the basketball courts and directed at me so i never took offense to it, instead i accepted it for what it was, a mere colloquial term used to say "person"

see we use "tipo" and "vaina" in DR where you guys use nigga.

and yes, i get it, i'm a slightly tanned cracka because i refuse to say i'm african....whatever helps you sleep at night my nigga.

just realize theres a difference between nowadays when someone like me says "my nigga" and back in the day when a white person would say "my nigger" because they owned you guys

Yeah your a slightly tanned cracka so don't be using the word.

 

[blackrain]

Yep and so is African American culture, both have strong African influences, from the food to the ideals. New Orleans is an example of a city that has managed to hold on to various ideals of the Africans brought to the place.What i'm trying to say is that both Afro Lationos and African Americans have lost a lot of their orginal culture, the guy i responsed is trying to act like thats something exclusive to just African Americans and not Africans brought to the Diaspora in general.

That's fine, but why the annoyance with someone who doesn't make that a part of their everyday life? With the criticism that some AA's launch at blacks from countries not the United States you'd think that being a black American is the end all, be all definition of being black...it's interesting that for as much as some black americans claim to hate America and it's ideals, the very things that many identify themselves by are distinctly American...not African influenced but American...yet in their minds if you're not black American somehow you're "less black"...shit I can remember some years back on the IC when PR rapper Tego Calerdon was on an MTV special and showed him hometown in PR and you had niggas on the IC going "Damn, there's Ricans that look like normal black people"...like what hte fuck is a normal black person?

 

[garv]

u might as well save your breath in this thread. seems to me not too many people who speak on this thread have a clue about our culture. its just some online fuckery going on......the main campesino dishes of DR and others like Cuba Venezuela PR Hoduras and your Panama are pretty much cuisines brought to us from our African ancestors. in DR bachata merengue music is more typical of african music rather the music from Spain......Los Palos is definitely from African slaves........Rumba and Mambo also is derived from Africa.

Yeah yeah the same can be said for African Americans and peoples from Carribean countries like Jamaica. Hip-Hop, Soul, and all of the other genres can be linked to Africa in some way, i may have exaggerated but the premise of my argument is true, every African in the diaspora has somewhat lost bits of their culture.Don't sit here trying to act as if your more cultured than your fellow African American brother cause you speak Spanish and African Americans speak English, especially when some of you are blind to see the African influence on your culture, its also quite striking that a people with a lack of culture could produce more activists in line with their culture than you, in conferences in Unesco you had African Americans fighting to rewrite the false history perpetrated on them by European scholars, when Europeans were shitting on Africans on the continent, you had people like Malcolm x , John Henrik Clarke, Dr Ben promoting Pan-African ideals, before that the likes of Marcus Garvey and W.E.B Du Bois, where were your leaders when all this was happening, for a peoples with little culture African Americans sure have produced a lot of brothers who are less oblivious to their original cultures.

 

[blackrain]

i missed the specials....what page?

i think on the 2nd or 3rd page...it's a link to the OBS sp ecial Black in Latin America I think the DR episode...d specials on Mexico, DR, Cuba, and another country I can't remember right now