Why Did Fat Joe Block Everybody After The Release of Microphone Check?

[Plankton]

BAMBATTA IS A DOCUMENTED
HOMOSEXUAL PEDOPHILE
WHO HAD A FETISH FOR PUERTO RICAN BOYS







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Hey, I cant deny that but....


That info didn't pop up til the mid 2010's.

In the 80's 90's and 2000's. Bams word was still law. Right before the scandal, Lil Wayne joined the Zulu Nation.

And lets be real here...There was never a Hip Hop council that came out after Bams allegations that said "OK now that Bam has been exposed as a botty mon fossie hole and stepped down as Zulu Nation leader....Hip Hop is no longer colorless" That never happened.

Lets not also forget that during the scandal, Macklemore had Kool Moe Dee, Melle Mel and Grandmaster Caz on that song and video "Downtown" so Bams words were still in effect and nothing has yet to come and change that, not even Tariqs personal diaspora war.

 

[Rakim Allah]

once again, you and others refuse and keep ignoring the pivotal point of the documentary

Fat Joe 50/50 Puerto Ricans and blacks comment & Busta Rhymes Jamaica birth the culture comment

His boyfriend is American (Honduran) Cholo, so he feverishly goes to bat (ty boy) for Latino men, friend.

 

[LevelUp]

Smh

 

[Buddy]

In the end it's not on the top of anyone's mind because what guys like Fat Joe and Busta said while wack and inaccurate aren't that influential. Everyone knows Hip Hop is an African American thing. So dude is in his right to call out liars but I think you are over estimating the effect it acthually has because what they said no one even knew about or considered true in the first place.

You're right but you're also undermining the whole purpose of the film. Muhfukkas spent over a year falling out and passionately debating every random comment they can find to generate a sense that this film is vital to preventing our supposed erasure.




It's too late to say "they aren't influential"

 

[ORDER_66]

I told y’all a long time ago that he was a fat racist piece of sh*t that’s jealous of black people’s talent and accomplishments in hiphop. He wants Pun to be held in the same regard as Pac, Jay, and Nas so bad that it’s pitiful. Black American pride brings the ugly out of people man lol.

Its crazy because he's was a great mc but he never gonna be on that upper echelon...

 

[Ricky Fontaine]

Hey, I cant deny that but....


That info didn't pop up til the mid 2010's.

In the 80's 90's and 2000's. Bams word was still law. Right before the scandal, Lil Wayne joined the Zulu Nation.

And lets be real here...There was never a Hip Hop council that came out after Bams allegations that said "OK now that Bam has been exposed as a botty mon fossie hole and stepped down as Zulu Nation leader....Hip Hop is no longer colorless" That never happened.

Lets not also forget that during the scandal, Macklemore had Kool Moe Dee, Melle Mel and Grandmaster Caz on that song and video "Downtown" so Bams words were still in effect and nothing has yet to come and change that, not even Tariqs personal diaspora war.

Man's hate Tariq so much he riding for a pedophile.

You hate to see it.

 

[AnonymityX1000]

You're right but you're also undermining the whole purpose of the film. Muhfukkas spent over a year falling out and passionately debating every random comment they can find to generate a sense that this film is vital to preventing our supposed erasure.




It's too late to say "they aren't influential"

Is it? This film isn't generating the attention you think. It's an esoteric topic to most.

 

[Buddy]

Is it? This film isn't generating the attention you think. It's an esoteric topic to most.

The attention the film is getting is due to manufactured controversy that preceded it and/or carried over post-release. It's always been promotion. See the thread and focus on Fat Joe....




It just hit me as I type: Is there even a discussion thread on the CONTENT of film??? All I've seen is this shyt and a thread about the premier in NYC.

 

[Mac Ten]

I told y’all a long time ago that he was a fat racist piece of sh*t that’s jealous of black people’s talent and accomplishments in hiphop. He wants Pun to be held in the same regard as Pac, Jay, and Nas so bad that it’s pitiful. Black American pride brings the ugly out of people man lol.

Black folks in NY gave Joe a pass plus Pun was the Latin Biggie.


Both of died before the respective release of their Sophomore LPs.

 

[AnonymityX1000]

The attention the film is getting is due to manufactured controversy that preceded it and/or carried over post-release. It's always been promotion. See the thread and focus on Fat Joe....




It just hit me as I type: Is there even a discussion thread on the CONTENT of film??? All I've seen is this shyt and a thread about the premier in NYC.

I think we are agreeing. We are both saying it's not getting a lot of attention. This is barely a controversy.

 

[Buddy]

I think we are agreeing. We are both saying it's not getting a lot of attention. This is barely a controversy.

We absolutely are thread incoming

 

[BigMoneyGrip]

All I know is back in 85/86 Joe and Klay Slay use to be graffiti artist and they use to tag up mad spots over on Fulton, 3rd Ave and Tremont

 

[scorpino]

I’m a brehito myself but for some reason it’s funny to see Joe get dunked on….i don’t know why he’s so passionate about saying Latinos started hip hop. It’s always clearly been a black art form and culture.

And for Tariq I wish someone would show him that train poem/rap that was written by some cac in 1920 or some shyt. Just for the fukkery

 

[Plankton]

Man's hate Tariq so much he riding for a pedophile.

You hate to see it.

Lies.

Already stated I fux with Tariq just can't co sign him trying to mix his personal diaspora war with hip hop because separating ethnicities was never a thing in hip hop.

I seriously wish you 'non hip hop knowing' posters would stop quoting me to tell me how much you don't know hip hop history.

 

[Ricky Fontaine]

Lies.

Already stated I fux with Tariq just can't co sign him trying to mix his personal diaspora war with hip hop because separating ethnicities was never a thing in hip hop.

I seriously wish you 'non hip hop knowing' posters would stop quoting me to tell me how much you don't know hip hop history.

I dont know hip-hop but you cosigning a white dude who says Puerto Ricans made hip-hop with blacks "50/50".

Don't worry. I won't neg you back, I wasn't raised to be that bytch made.