Math Hoffa doubles down on his disrespect for HipHop. Smfh

[Amestafuu (Emeritus)]

This all could've been avoided if all these tether and immigrant kids would've respected the originators.

Wild c00n swings and misses. Stop it b. Deal.with fat Joe without invoking immigrants and xenophobic c00n babble. This was exactly why they said FBA was weirdos. You got a clear mission and target and you start wild spraying into the crowd. Typical Tariq stanning fakkit.

 

[ReturnOfJudah]

If the guess can't respect our genre, then black ball them. They wont get another dime or click from us.

 

[3rd Ward Swangin]

Wild c00n swings and misses. Stop it b. Deal.with fat Joe without invoking immigrants and xenophobic c00n babble. This was exactly why they said FBA was weirdos. You got a clear mission and target and you start wild spraying into the crowd. Typical Tariq stanning fakkit.

It has nothing to do with Tariq. Who are you calling a fakkit. I promise you wouldn't ever say that in my face. I don't stan no man. I will always represent the original black American and gate keep our history. You put yourself on the opposite side then catch these slugs.

 

[TEH]

Y'all should listen to what MAGA Hoffa says

Math Hoffa isn’t the sharpest knife in the drawer. He’s usually wrong about most things.

 

[Big Boss]

 

[Trav]

One of the worst people from battle rap niccas let get a platform fr

 

[Fill Collins]

There's better genres than hip hop

 

[OneManGang]

Real shyt, why is it so hard for people to just respect the fact that hip hop was a collaborative process between black and Hispanic of different origins.

Hip hop blew up less than 50 years ago now, this isn’t biblical shyt. Black Americans, black West Indians, Latinos in NYC started it. What’s the debate? Fill me in brehs.

 

[TripleAgent]

Real shyt, why is it so hard for people to just respect the fact that hip hop was a collaborative process between black and Hispanic of different origins.

Hip hop blew up less than 50 years ago now, this isn’t biblical shyt. Black Americans, black West Indians, Latinos in NYC started it. What’s the debate? Fill me in brehs.

You're dead wrong. The search function is your friend. How FBA people started HipHop has been broken down to molecules here.

 

[OneManGang]

You're dead wrong. The search function is your friend. How FBA people started HipHop has been broken down to molecules here.

Respectfully, I’m not searching for it. We in here now, link me a post if you can. Dead wrong seems hyperbolic as well. So you’re saying there’s no truth to that at all?

 

[TripleAgent]

Respectfully, I’m not searching for it. We in here now, link me a post if you can. Dead wrong seems hyperbolic as well. So you’re saying there’s no truth to that at all?

Not doing your work for you. There are at least 3 threads where ALL the info is.

Yes, DEAD WRONG. HipHop is an FBA creation. Full stop.

 

[In The Zone '98]

Real shyt, why is it so hard for people to just respect the fact that hip hop was a collaborative process between black and Hispanic of different origins.

Hip hop blew up less than 50 years ago now, this isn’t biblical shyt. Black Americans, black West Indians, Latinos in NYC started it. What’s the debate? Fill me in brehs.

Why would spanish immigrants be rapping in the late 60s-70s unless influenced by watching someone else do it first...

 

[$cam-U-Well_Jack$on]

Nobody cares. One star.

 

[OneManGang]

Why would spanish immigrants be rapping in the late 60s-70s unless influenced by watching someone else do it first...

This is a very weird question. They grew up in the same environment in NYC everyone else did that was an originator. Am I understanding this question right?

Hip hop was always more than just putting lyrics over a beat in those days

 

[8WON6]

Real shyt, why is it so hard for people to just respect the fact that hip hop was a collaborative process between black and Hispanic of different origins.

Because it's not true. To keep it short, Hispanics came along AFTER hiphop was up and running and created by Black Americans.

I can't believe people keep circling back around to this 50/50 shyt and we still have never seen the 50% the Latinos claim they brought to the creation of hiphop.