Tariq Nasheed on Breakfast Club

[Matt504]

I never knew about Neely Fuller, Claud Anderson, Michelle Alexander, Sharizad Ali, or Dr Welsing before Hidden Colors so I appreciate his films for that very reason.

Which film did you discover neey fuller on?

 

[G.O.A.T Squad Spokesman]

@Blackthoughts is this you?

I'm pro black so why would that be me? Check my history. I just think dude and his followers are lame.....the end. No need to defend him if you're not a sheep.

The shyt he is says I agree with and I've being saying the same stuff before I heard of him. What in his message don't you like?

Show me some of your receipts can be something as small as working at a rec center.

90% of his followers followed him because they didn't know how to talk to women. He even said it.

 

[Blackout]

This is one of the funniest things I've read on here in a long time. So because I hold other black dudes accountable for their words/actions, promote exclusivity (not accepting any and everyone as black), and take black women's experiences into consideration I'm an agent? Ha! I'll admit Tariq makes some solid points sometimes, but the way some of you worship him like Jesus Christ is just entertaining to me. That's all. It's really not that deep.

My god you sound so fake.

Do you really support black women or do you just want to antagonize people?

 

[Bawon Samedi]

Finished it. Very good interview. Can tell Envy was uncomfortable. Surprised Charlemagne was not c00ning it up, but actually agreeing with most of Tariq's points.

 

[Bawon Samedi]

Here's some more of that nonsense :malcpls:

I disagree.

But I DO AGREE that blacks shouldnt just randomly vote out of emotion/fandom like they're doing with Hilary all due to Hilary dapping and being the wife of Bill...

 

[Alfred0Santana]

Never peeped any of his docs but I've heard about them. Gone peep this interview to get an idea of what homie is about. Seem like a lot of ppl on here stand behing dude.

 

[bnm8907]

I'm pro black so why would that be me? Check my history. I just think dude and his followers are lame.....the end. No need to defend him if you're not a sheep.

90% of his followers followed him because they didn't know how to talk to women. He even said it.

But what does his followers have to do with anything? Should we only listen to people based on how many people their listeners had sex with or how much money they have? I feel he gave a really good interview with good info.If you disagree with some of the info then please explain.

 

[Michael's Black Son]

I'm pro black so why would that be me? Check my history. I just think dude and his followers are lame.....the end. No need to defend him if you're not a sheep.

It's perfectly okay for you to feel like those who follow his work are lame, but who else in the present day (who is alive) is putting out content of this nature on platforms that the younger (and older) generations can access?

I fukks with Tariq because he put his money where his mouth is. Dude has written checks for groups/schools in Baltimore, Ferguson, South Africa and has gone to these places not for the photo ops, but to really get a view on how our people are living/being treated. This isn't someone who is a politician and gets handouts just to make it seem like he can pacify the black community when stupid shyt pops off. We've seen it a million times over when there's a police shooting, then fake outrage, a protest and a Sharpton-type that comes out for a press conference and then 2 months later no one talks about it, while the hastags fade into whatever Drake or Beyoncé has magically made popular this week.

You don't have to fukk with Tariq, breh, because you can be a force in your own community, which is a good thing. We need more of that. We should All strive for that and try to build. At some point we all need to draw a line in the sand and choose what side we want to fight on, especially when us as black people are the ones suffering at such a disproportionate rate.

So someone like Tariq is good in my eyes because he's not using his media company to be on some world star shyt or have another record label. He's making films that I can show to my nieces. He's doing a social networking app that we won't get censored on. I don't agree with all of his stuff but at some point dude figured out that he needed to focus his efforts on the people. We can trip on him making money from his efforts because white people (and other groups) make $$$ off of us all day every day. Most of us don't even spend a single dollar with out own people in a calendar year.

I'd rather support an emerging voice like his than simply go along with people who deflect of those who think that we can pray and God will magically fix a system that by DESIGN is meant to sabotage us.

 

[No Sleep]

I'm pro black so why would that be me? Check my history. I just think dude and his followers are lame.....the end. No need to defend him if you're not a sheep.

90% of his followers followed him because they didn't know how to talk to women. He even said it.

Oh so your issue is the mack stuff?

 

[Mortal1]

Great Interview

 

[bnm8907]

It's perfectly okay for you to feel like those who follow his work are lame, but who else in the present day (who is alive) is putting out content of this nature on platforms that the younger (and older) generations can access?

I fukks with Tariq because he put his money where his mouth is. Dude has written checks for groups/schools in Baltimore, Ferguson, South Africa and has gone to these places not for the photo ops, but to really get a view on how our people are living/being treated. This isn't someone who is a politician and gets handouts just to make it seem like he can pacify the black community when stupid shyt pops off. We've seen it a million times over when there's a police shooting, then fake outrage, a protest and a Sharpton-type that comes out for a press conference and then 2 months later no one talks about it, while the hastags fade into whatever Drake or Beyoncé has magically made popular this week.

You don't have to fukk with Tariq, breh, because you can be a force in your own community, which is a good thing. We need more of that. We should All strive for that and try to build. At some point we all need to draw a line in the sand and choose what side we want to fight on, especially when us as black people are the ones suffering at such a disproportionate rate.

So someone like Tariq is good in my eyes because he's not using his media company to be on some world star shyt or have another record label. He's making films that I can show to my nieces. He's doing a social networking app that we won't get censored on. I don't agree with all of his stuff but at some point dude figured out that he needed to focus his efforts on the people. We can trip on him making money from his efforts because white people (and other groups) make $$$ off of us all day every day. Most of us don't even spend a single dollar with out own people in a calendar year.

I'd rather support an emerging voice like his than simply go along with people who deflect of those who think that we can pray and God will magically fix a system that by DESIGN is meant to sabotage us.

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[Paradise50]

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90% of his followers followed him because they didn't know how to talk to women. He even said it.

Saw his name around but never actually listened to his stuff until the ferguson situation

but tons of men don't know how to talk to women don't put that shyt on Tariq to cover up your straight up hating



People who dislike Tariq have the stupidest ass reasons....like it don't even be legitimate to where I can agree to disagree ...it be straight up limp wrist feminine ass shyt

 

[Action Mike]

It's perfectly okay for you to feel like those who follow his work are lame, but who else in the present day (who is alive) is putting out content of this nature on platforms that the younger (and older) generations can access?

I fukks with Tariq because he put his money where his mouth is. Dude has written checks for groups/schools in Baltimore, Ferguson, South Africa and has gone to these places not for the photo ops, but to really get a view on how our people are living/being treated. This isn't someone who is a politician and gets handouts just to make it seem like he can pacify the black community when stupid shyt pops off. We've seen it a million times over when there's a police shooting, then fake outrage, a protest and a Sharpton-type that comes out for a press conference and then 2 months later no one talks about it, while the hastags fade into whatever Drake or Beyoncé has magically made popular this week.

You don't have to fukk with Tariq, breh, because you can be a force in your own community, which is a good thing. We need more of that. We should All strive for that and try to build. At some point we all need to draw a line in the sand and choose what side we want to fight on, especially when us as black people are the ones suffering at such a disproportionate rate.

So someone like Tariq is good in my eyes because he's not using his media company to be on some world star shyt or have another record label. He's making films that I can show to my nieces. He's doing a social networking app that we won't get censored on. I don't agree with all of his stuff but at some point dude figured out that he needed to focus his efforts on the people. We can trip on him making money from his efforts because white people (and other groups) make $$$ off of us all day every day. Most of us don't even spend a single dollar with out own people in a calendar year.

I'd rather support an emerging voice like his than simply go along with people who deflect of those who think that we can pray and God will magically fix a system that by DESIGN is meant to sabotage us.

Breh. His reply to your sound argument will be..."lame".

Some people just like being contrarians.

All in there emotions and seeking attention like little girls.

 

[Momentum]

can you guys not cape for 5 min

 

[Michael's Black Son]

Finished it. Very good interview. Can tell Envy was uncomfortable. Surprised Charlemagne was not c00ning it up, but actually agreeing with most of Tariq's points.

Envy was uncomfortable because he plays both sides of the coin and at the end of the day has to answer to his bosses at Clear Channel. Envy is the leader, Angela is the woman voice of reason and Charlamagne is the clown/c00n of the group. Envy has the most money and outside deals out of all of them and has way more at stake. The shyt Tariq was spitting was too unpredictable for him. The Farakhan interview was one thing because you know what to expect from him and he's an old man who can't do shyt now. But Tariq is young, has a built in audience, monetizes his product and is plugged in on social media. With some more refinement he could really make some noise.

At the lecture last night the line was out the door for people to meet him and get their shyt signed. There were young, old people and a lot of sisters there too. And these weren't people there looking for instruction. These were people who were giving props and let him know that they were also trying to build. I'm cool with that and we need to learn to support each other. That's why I went rather than tricking off the money on bullshyt that won't benefit me.