Popular CAC youtuber claims that they created blues, jazz and RnB

[Justin Nitsuj]

I really want to meet this p*ssy ass cac so I can punch his fukking face in.

 

[ORDER_66]

Because he's a big youtuber and he's spreading lies to the masses. He's responding to a black journalist who was trying to explain that kpop culturally appropriates from us. He basically ignored all that and spread false music history

Yeah, no shyt!!!

 

[Cakebatter]

Blues and Gospel music is largely the basis of all American form of music. That is strictly African.

Exactly. Gospel comes from "Negro Spirituals", which were Christian lyrics adapted to songs sang in the fields by Slaves straight off the boat.

 

[AyBrehHam Linkin]

Blues and Gospel music is largely the basis of all American form of music. That is strictly African.

Both those genres have a portion of influence from white christian culture black people converted to. The Fisk Jubilee Singers for example had a number of their songs written by Stephen Foster, a white man, while most of their music from Slavery work songs and older spirituals. As we converted to christianity, we combined those influences with traditional african traditions and created something new, revolutionized music.

African American music is derived from their experiences in the new world, it is not African. It is American.

 

[African Peasant]

The music of the new world, which is modern music, was created by ADOS who mixed their african heritage and classic european heritage.

ADOS are the ones who did it. They are thus the creators. That combination came from ADOS minds.

 

[Ake1725]

This kind of reasoning implies African Amrtican Slaves had no cultural musical influences from Africa. Like they were musical clean slates.

That's the whole point of that myth. African American slaves had no agency in their lives; they were barely even people. They had no knowledge, education, talents, skills, personality, life stories or anything that would make them human. As soon they were taken off the ship the white man was so powerful he could erase minds apparently and turn people into puppets or zombies .only us though. not africans, carribbeans, asians, native americans etc

 

[the elastic]

You'd be surprised how many cacs don't know basic history, even the supposed smart libs

I know a cac that believes America abolished slavery before all the other countries around the world

Didn't even bother correcting him cause you know how unruly and unbearable these crackas act when you tell them the real

 

[High Art]

Name names. Who were his supporters on here. Was it @Gloxina ?

The comments of that one video you posted has some but here's some, from the last thread on this guy.
https://www.thecoli.com/threads/bla...nda-that-might-go-viral.956636/#post-48216212


Bonus, unrelated/related video for those on the fence about him:

 

[Let A Fro Be A Fro]

Manifest Destiny is at it again

 

[ChatGPT-5]

It's mixed, yes there was influence from european music styles but you can't forget the actual african influences.

no.

and i just asked AI.



The origins of blues music can be traced back to the late 19th century in the Deep South of the United States, where it evolved from African American work songs, spirituals, and folk music. It is believed that no single person invented the blues, but many people were instrumental in its development, including minstrel show bandleader W.C. Handy, Jelly Roll Morton, Ma Rainey, and Henry Sloan.

 

[Samori Toure]

Black Americans created those genres (jazz, blues, etc) by using their own influence and european classic music.

The job was done by black american.

Western music was stuck. Black american ignited a new movement. They were the actors. White people did not know what to do with classic music anymore.

First of all Jazz music is the Blues. There is literally no difference.

Second of all African societies also had classical music. The harp, flute and lyre were around thousands of years ago in Egypt. Additionally the Empire of Mali also had classical music and paid professional musicians going back generations playing instruments like the Kora, balafon and the forerunner of the banjo. So the slaves brought all that musical knowledge from their homelands and they forged the different music's together. White people had never heard any of that type of music before encountering Black people.

 

[YouMadd?]

Destiny is wrong….. blue grass and the music bluegrass came from is the only classical influenced music that was made in America.

 

[iFuxWiddit]

Why do y'all post this stuff here

 

[High Art]

That's straight cap, he's getting shytted on in almost every reply and getting ratioed by specialists.

You did the same thing on that other thread trying to pretend he was as famous as Joe Rogan Yall have see-through agendas where yall try to rile people up and create fake outrages but yall are terrible at it

He's popular with younger people mostly. Not pushing back will result in people repeating said lie until it becomes "fact", even in the face of contradicting evidence.

Winning hearts and minds - Wikipedia

 

[Samori Toure]

Exactly. Gospel comes from "Negro Spirituals", which were Christian lyrics adapted to songs sang in the fields by Slaves straight off the boat.

Gospel music has a lot of connections to call and recall when slaves were in the fields. Some historians have also pointed out the similarities that it shared with the Muslim call to prayers in West Africa.