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Report this comment| Friday 10, August 12:09 PM |
| Why shouldn't these girls use their bodies? What else have they got to offer? Why are all of you so down on them? They have a right to do whatever they want, however they want and you have no right to be so hyper critical. Leave them alone. Posted by MAX |
| Friday 10, August 12:18 PM |
| I hate hearing that people think there is NO unity in hip-hop. I believe if there really was no unity the culture would have died out long ago. The less the positive images in the media don't negate the unity of the culture. This alone is proof that we need to show balance within the culture.
Just like with any family you have good, bad, pretty and ugly, but they all show up at the reunion. Hip-hop culture is definitely still united -- we just have to get Uncle Ray Ray and Auntie Keisha to stop showing their asses. (All puns intended!) Posted by dopeswan |
| Friday 10, August 12:52 PM |
| its just music, whats all this unity bull shit-who cares Posted by melymel |
| Friday 10, August 2:00 PM |
| unity..you mean like what rick james told charlie murphy when he punched him in the face...that chapelle show episode was hilarious...UNITY. lol Posted by bjones |
| Saturday 11, August 10:09 AM |
| Y'all are playa hatin'. Them girls are hot. Let em live. Posted by PHAS |
| Saturday 11, August 11:09 AM |
| Wow... I see we have a few degenerates sprinkled on this site.. let's be real folks.. the current state of hip-hop and music in general is destroying souls... All these "Men" and I use the term very loosely on here who say they don't care or why are we so critical obviously don't have sisters, female cousins, and hate their mothers.. Music is food for the soul.. and has "real" effects on the mental psyche.. ( I may be too deep for the "ig-net"..
I'm from the hood and grew up in the projects in the heart of Bed-Stuy.. and its not cool to see young girls carrying themselves un-lady like because what they see on TV (aka the Devil's Numbing Device) and other forms of mass media. I love black women... I think their sexiest beings I've ever seen..I love my mother and all the females in my family so and if any so call man would attempt to exploit them or do them harm would find themselves in the ICU on permanent bed rest (ya smell me)
We need to take pride not only in black women but women in general.. they are the chosen wisdom body of man.. thus the term W.O.Man (Wisdom Of Man)...not from the womb of man.. because the last time I checked I don't have a womb :-)
These women are the facilitators of our continued existence on this planet.. we should enjoy their beauty, but we should not lead them into oblivion. Brothers on here who talk too stupid need to get a clue and stop being the corporate white man's dog. Posted by nu-gen |
| Saturday 11, August 11:19 AM |
| NO UNITY IN HIP HOP???? Posted by PRINCE PAUL |
| Saturday 11, August 11:29 AM |
| I think people should stop buying this music and supporting an industry that uses women the way the hip hop industry uses women. It's degrading. Someone should stop these people from making so much money. We need to get back to the golden era of Hip Hop. Where are this generation's Native Tongues. Posted by rhadika |
| Sunday 12, August 10:32 AM |
| How can there be unity in hip-hop? this hip-hip world is growing every minute. millions of people are into hip-hop all over the planet. its impossible that all these people should agree on any one issue, except supporting hip-hop. Its a new world in hip hop - more global and diverse in everyway, especially in opinions and ideas. Posted by poppa |
| Monday 20, August 12:59 PM |
| I think that as soon as the industry became about getting money the problems started. So what we could do is remove that which causes the problem but then the questions is will it go back to what it was... pure Posted by *An Anonymous Guest |
| Tuesday 21, August 9:28 PM |
| first things first.. before hip-hop the music industry was shady.. and it will remain shady.. all it did was allow blacks who are uneducated to partake in it and make a lot of money by degenerating the youth.. The world isn't united.. what planet ya'll live on.. obviously not this one.. look around you there is no unity anywhere (well except with the gays and that don't count cuz they dont have a choice but to stick together).. hip-hop needs to transcend to a new level of greatness not go back in the past.. get it right.. Posted by *An Anonymous Guest |
| Thursday 23, August 1:59 PM |
| UNITY is not the same as riding the bandwagon. Following is what you do when you can't think up something original. Unity is when you and other like minded people feel the same way about something and are willing to fight for the same causes. Posted by *An Anonymous Guest |
| Sunday 02, September 10:46 PM |
| I am upset at the people on here who believe that just because people are making money from the art form they live, breathe and create, that there cannot be UNITY. Hip Hop began as a resistance movement. Now it's a way of life, and a business model. I think we can have our cake and eat it too! Posted by *An Anonymous Guest |
| Tuesday 04, September 5:42 AM |
| Can we hear from Abby and Jennifer? I find it interesting that we are seeing the lives of these people of color from the eyes of two white girls. I'd like to hear what they have to say about what their filming. Posted by *An Anonymous Guest |
| Tuesday 04, September 2:33 PM |
| Hip-Hop has always been about battling and being better then your opponent. What does unity even mean? does it mean that everyone is doing the same thing, 1 vision, cuz ya know that is boring. I agree, i wanna hear what Jen and Abby have to say cuz they clearly are stirring some shit up, that aint unity. Posted by *An Anonymous Guest |
| Wednesday 12, September 11:48 AM |
| You know this is a dialogue for all so we welcome your opinions. I believe I am doing the right thing by encouraging this conversation about Hip Hop, even if I am a white girl. Posted by jennifer |
| Wednesday 12, September 11:48 AM |
| Oh yeah, and if you can do better, do it! I will come to your site and check it out and rag you out there...Peace. Posted by jennifer |
| Sunday 16, September 6:20 PM |
| jennifer, i'm really wondering why this question of unity was asked.
hip hop is notorious for creating and sustaining artists committed to uplifting women. this may come as a surprising statement given the nature of discussions on this website.
think about some of the remarkable artists such as Public Enemy, Run DMC, Common, Talib Kweli, Dead Prez, Mos Def, Lupe Fiasco, The Roots and the great MC Lyte. Granted that in this list, few women have been listed - many if not all of the artists on this list have contributed positively to black identity and to womanhood. Not mention, hip hop around the world (check out arabic hip hop and french hip hop esp.) has been used as a catalyst for political change and rarely involve lyrics of misogyny. Maybe hip hop is a hyper-representation of American life, rather than hip hop being the reason for sexism in America. The industry is, afterall, merely 30 years old.
Perhaps instead of asking whether there is unity in hip hop you might consider asking why record labels insist on selling music that is misogynistic rather than putting these music on the radio and promoting them beyond their niche. And what does it mean that 70% of purchasing power lies in white consumers hands? Whatever the customer wants, the customer gets right?
Posted by *An Anonymous Guest |
| Sunday 16, September 6:23 PM |
| oh and i am the same person who commented above, and this is the website where a group of antiracist activist work, both on black women and black justice issues:
blackjusticeblog.blogspot.com Posted by *An Anonymous Guest |
| Wednesday 19, September 9:08 AM |
| hi blackjusticeblog.blogspot.com, thanks for sharing your thoughts. i think this is an interesting statement you made:
hip hop is notorious for creating and sustaining artists committed to uplifting women. A lot of people would disagree. but i am glad you think it has uplifted you. more power to you! i totally agree that 70% of purchasing power is white america, and that hip hop has become more sexist and more violent since white people have gotten involved. as for why we are talking about UNITY, i think we need more. but i guess unity in hip hop would actually need social justice, right? Posted by abby |
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