What is Black British culture?

[Ikwa]

Ain't no such thing as "a black french culture", except if we talk about the brothers in the West Indies or French Carribean.

So the young brehs born in France, who's parents just immigrated from West Africa don't have black culture but the ones from West Indies do?

the the the thecoli.com

 

[IcemanCometh]

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[Indiglow Meta (R$G)]

I seen that vid. Rocky cursed them Cacs out. Told them to suck his dikk. and come see him. Them big ass cacs ain't do shyt and he was dolo and you call that a dub?

There are no receipts for most of that nonsense.
"How come UK brehs don't..."
nikkas wouldn't know them to rob them, most haven't met, seen, or talked to a "black brit"

nikkas ain't even relevant enough to victimize.

 

[K.O.N.Y]

You’re doing way too much bro.

It’s very difficult to find any form of culture across the globe that hasn’t had external influence.

I could easily say that jazz music was influenced by Europeans since the saxophone and other instruments that are prominent in the genre was invented by Europeans.

This website has gone to shyt.

Hes referring to a direct SONIC influence

Lol your example is not the same thing

 

[IcemanCometh]

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[yates]

Hes referring to a direct SONIC influence

Lol your example is not the same thing

And how would that have sonically come about without the use of the instrument itself ?

 

[K.O.N.Y]

And how would that have sonically come about without the use of the instrument itself ?

whatever comes from the instrument comes from the musician or is a reflection of the musician. Instruments come from cultures all over

 

[yates]

whatever comes from the instrument comes from the musician or is a reflection of the musician. Instruments come from cultures all over

But the sound would not be possible without the invention of the instrument itself. It’s an equally important component.

And you’re right, instruments come from all over but unless you can prove AA’s invented the saxophone itself, then you can always make the argument of foreign influence in the genre itself.

You see where I’m going with this?

I await another post from you moving the goal post.

 

[Indiglow Meta (R$G)]

But the sound would not be possible without the invention of the instrument itself. It’s an equally important component.

And you’re right, instruments come from all over but unless you can prove AA’s invented the saxophone itself, then you can always make the argument of foreign influence in the genre itself.

You see where I’m going with this?

I await another post from you moving the goal post.

An instrument is not a unique style of performance, it is a vessel for it.

This reaching is Dhalsim level.

 

[TheDarkCloud]

I was going to not vote today because I didn’t think I was gonna have time but after seeing some of this shyt I think I’ll make time to vote today

So you voted?

 

[IcemanCometh]

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[yates]

An instrument is not a unique style of performance, it is a vessel for it.

This reaching is Dhalsim level.

Lol you can say whatever you want, doesn’t refute what I said bruh

 

[Indiglow Meta (R$G)]

Lol you can say whatever you want, doesn’t refute what I said bruh

 

[yates]

Word, I'm sick of hearing this imaginary European influence on black music in this segregated ass country. Apartheid jim crow era, whites were right there with us! They just had so much influence on our musicians, yeah fukkin right.

It's always some weirdo cracker who decides to look into black history, probably gotta a PHD in black history or some shyt, just arbitrarily declares that whites helped create jazz or rock n roll, that our music was a "fusion" of European and African influences "the negroes got it from the whites!" Even though our music sounded nothing like European music. fukk outta here!

Im defo not discrediting AA’s of your music breh. AA culture is without a doubt one of the most influential on the world.

I live in the UK and I can tell you the OP is some bullshyt.

But acknowledging foreign influence does not suddenly not make it part of your culture and that’s the point I’m making.

 

[yates]

Three fingers pointing back at u bro