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its also funny how you totally ignored the best music thread as well. Knowing caribbeans would get their @ss handed to them lmao Just an observation |
Crayola1:Whats your member name on that site? Oh and everything i've said was true here and on lsa And to A6- You learned that in history class? Give me a break. If blacks have invented more than how are we only entertainment. Our biggest contribution the the diaspora overall, is the fact that a black culture and black influential figures whether they be entertainers or not- Are showing black people in global culture in a way that africa and the caribbean is not |
You are in no way knowledgable about history. Werent you the one that said 70% of civil rights leaders were caribbean. lol. More like 7% lol |
anonymous6:If you dont care for black american issues than why are you so knowledgeable about them? When i said blacks have done more in the past 100 years, i wasnt talking about entertainment. Stop thinking all we are is entertainment. Black americans have created a culture more relevant than african culture worldwide. We have made more inventions, or have had a hand in more inventions/innovations than africa in the past century. The only reason a black face can have worldwide notoriety is because of black americans. Your hatred for black americans as an african is delusional |
GTFOH this is why i say africans are delusional. Black americans and africans have separate lanes that much is true. But black america has done more in the last 100 years to "uplift the black man and women through out the diaspora" than any other african group. Much of africas praise comes from black america in the western world at the same time. All the ills you accuse the black american community of having is worst tenfold in africa. The only reason africans can break bread in the first place is because of black americans hardwork. Without the efforts of black america the diaspora would be looking crazy right now. True story And your lying to yourself if africans only see dollar signs when it comes to black american entertainers. Dont play yourself |
K.ing O.f N.ew Y.ork |
MsDarkSkin:The beatbox in the context of hip hop, like almost everything else, started in the states. Doug e fresh got his skills from harlem not barbados lol. The dominating black culture in the us stems from the descendants of slaves here in the US. Most political,social,civil rights cultural etc figures are american descendants of slaves. Sure you have so called "caribbeans" here and there. But the fact is the overwhelming majority are americans. And americans are more relevant period Most that were successful anyway completley absorbed themselves into african american culture anyway. Just like obama From harriet tubman to mlk and all the americans inbetween- carribeans are not on our level |
This song is crack. Nas and damian marley. Repping that african sh.t [flash=300,200] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ghHWa75Jdo8?[/flash] |
yo this megaman nigga is a clown. You stay having black americans in your mouth. Ya london niggas be on black americans diks. And your no different b.itch @ass nigga |
when was this? i dont remember seeing this during the show? |
Rick ross technically has hatian ancestry. But the guy is baiscally an black american from florida/the south. Shes saying caribbean like as if hes straight out of haiti she strains herself to mention anything caribbean. That nigga is black and american |
stevie wonder. Th greatest besides michael to me [flash=400,300] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=99BwPL2CRyE?[/flash] |
cap28:Almost everyone copies black american artist. The asians,whites and jamaicanss included. And i've never heard a an american artist talking bad about africa |
MsDarkSkin:lol you stay reaching with this caribbean sh.t Rick ross is a fat black american man from the south/florida. No more "hatian" or different than the average dude down there lol. |
The best soundtrack album is Prince's "Purple Rain"-the end |
As an american, specifically a black american, my first intial thought was to respond to this. But you know what, your right. America is the last country to talk about greed |
Theres nothing remotely watered down or commercial about black entertainment. Most of our dances come from the street and are completely "original". Hence its popularity in the first place. African and caribbean dance are more tribal in comparison, doesnt mean its more "original" lol |
Keep it real. Black americans keep black people worldwide relevant. Add on. If you feel some type of way about that than state your peace |
physics put me on to felas best song, or whats your best fela song. The marvin gaye whats going on album is like black american music bottled into one [flash=400,360] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WRcgeVmJgzQ?[/flash] |
Damn physics you went in. "In my lifetime is my sh.t The bob marley of america lol- Marvin Gaye [flash=400,360] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rD78i6eoGkM?[/flash] |
Post music from the carribean, the americas or from africa. This is a spinoff from the dance thread let me start [flash=400,200] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ym0hZG-zNOk?[/flash] |

From music to dance, American black culture is a fusion and mix of all black ethnicities. A lot of black Americans have this 'superiority' mentality and end up shocked when their activists, actors, musicians, dancers; etc are actually Caribbean and/or African in origin. The ability for Africans and Caribbeans to assimilate to the American way is largely due to our similarities as a race as opposed to our differences. This is undeniable.