They are so influenced by Hip Hop and Black American culture they will do anything to cling onto it.

Because the so called BLK MAN is not to have anything of his own.

​@@AnimalAlmighty Speak for yourself you should take off that Dior and Versace and start rapping in African languages 😂😂

Same reason it hurts you when White people tell you the truth.

​@@AnimalAlmightyJust like you do to European culture 😂😂😂😂 take off that Dior and Versace 😂😂

His 1st hit was on a OJ's sample I'm not a player

That’s a fact I remember reading an article one year I can’t caught it verbatim but I could definitely remember big pun, paying homage to Black people and even identify respect?

Big Pun himself HATED to be called a “Latino”/“Spanish”/“hispanic” rapper… CUBANS, DOMINICANS, AND PUERTO RICANS ARE CARIBBEAN!!!!! NOT LATINO NOT HISPANIC AND DEFINITELY NOT SPANISH!!!!! ARE JAMAICANS ENGLISH? IN THE SAME WAY THEY SPEAK ENGLISH BUT ARE CONSIDERED BLACK CARIBBEAN IS THE SAME WAY PUERTO RICANS, DOMINICANS, AND CUBANS SPEAK SPANISH BUT ARE AFRO CARIBBEAN/BLACK!!!!!!

How is it your culture when latinos and blacks created it. Why are black people trying to black wash history

Yo go hear his song that nigga shit! That’s a love letter if I ever heard one.

😂

Oh best believe he is for sure!!

Did this guy get paid to say this. This man as a Puerto Rican i don't accept him plus how the hell does he knows get out of here with that bullshit. Maybe some puerto rican didn't support it but that doesn't mean all Puerto Rican didn't support it get out of here this guy ain't even mc to be talking about that like he knows quit paying these nobody's to say these bull crap I know all he saying is cap i can tell from his face he probably ain't Puerto Rican for all I know

He kept it all the way real💯💯

He speaks for himself nor does he have any authority. As a New York Puerto Rican I don’t give a damm about who created hip hop. Y’all can have it. Hip hop/rap is controlled by that white man whom tells the culture what to do and how to do it. Focus on that…..😢😂 Y’all worried about Puerto Ricans and Dominicans but real quiet when it comes to the man running your shit.

That's exactly what they gone say ,lol

Big Lou better than Joell but neither can hold a candle to Pun.

@@bowlerfamilyCome on now 😂😂

@anthonycruz1064 you share a name with AZ

😂😂😂😂😂 you in denial!!! Pun is the MOST OVERRATED MC PERIOD!!

@@user-oq8og3nz9n What??????

I believe you’re wrong, I’m from the San Francisco Bay area, and where I’m from it’s always been black N brown big shot out to gold toes for making it happen, if it happens in tha bay area it can happen anywhere, should not matter what color skin we have we all gods children no one is better than the next

Where you from?

West Philly here all day! Who was the guy he referenced at the end who he said was the greatest but Puerto Ricans don't accept him? Can't make out the name he mentions.

@Sharif-ln2qk I'm from SW but moved over to the Badlands in my later years. Him saying Ricans didn't support Pun or Joe is a lie.

@@bowlerfamily All I know is Flex did Microphone Check to clear up all the lies and myths. I used to live 3 blocks from 52nd & Market Street (the heart of WP) but now live in Montco. These Lietinos are dangerous and many hold absolute contempt for us. Shame on Busta Rhymes for his crap. All I do now fam is check folks' backgrounds no matter the location, complexion, or whatever. I'm FBA all day and got the Freedmen records on one side and actual enslavement blood lineage on another side. My blood ancestry dates back to a well-known and prominent livestock farm plantation enslaver in VA. The product is still sold in every supermarket today in America. FBA/Freedmen ALL DAY, and our CREATIONS, CULTURE, AND INVENTIONS!!!

lol man oh man… Ya really gonna post some random ass dude and act like he speaks for all of us!? I can tell dude don’t know much just like the majority of the folks in here. We 🇵🇷 have plenty of Blacks who vouch for us too lol 🤦🏽‍♂️ What was the point of this video!? And he an outsider just like the majority of y’all too lmao this shit is toooo funny. Lord Jamar is a buffoon. He likes to stay in drama and gossip just like Tariq. That’s why he always goes on that other agents video ( VLADtv ) talking about other people, like a female. PS this dude said Joell Ortiz is better than Pun…. Pun dropped his first album in 98 and died in 2000. TWO YEARS! 😂 Ortiz didn’t come out till 2007 - now. Of course he better ! He been in the game for 17+ years killing it 😂🤦🏽‍♂️ Smh Anyway! Ricans still spit and kill shit on the Mic. Those who listen to REAL East Coast Hip Hop know this. But I bet ya don’t listen to real Hip Hop and if ya did, ya probably wouldn’t even give a chance to a Puerto Rican MC just cause he’s Rican. That’s why I don’t get this cornball saying, “Latinos didn’t support all those Latino MCs” lol If it wasn’t us then who? Take this video down. It’s stupid and pointless

Kurious George. With a K. He was dope.

@@bowlerfamilyDoo Wop as well. Puerto Ricans did not support PR rappers like Black people did

He’s still around doing dope music still!

So what!!! He was dope!!!!!

How about Bamma, bumpkin or hick? Also, Spaniards are from Spain.

I agree!

You shouldn’t be cool with anyone using the N word especially blacks

You that sensitive? lol!

@@lordrivera5519Mind ur fkn business. Dont worry about what we do.

That's when you know this guy is delusional 🤣 I can't take him seriously

Yhea but Pun died too fast whereas Joell Ortiz is constantly putting out bodies of work so I can see how he may feel Joell is superior Pun doesn't have the catalog like Ortiz I'm not saying Big Pun not official but his weight issues stunted his growth

In all honesty Joell Ortiz is FBA. I grew up with him he's like my older brother even thou were a year apart

@@knighthawkt.k.4648 Pun first Latin to go Platinum in Hip Hop in his short career 🤷🏽‍♂️ Joell is nice but Pun it's a whole different Animal 💯🙌🏽

Joell ain't fucking with Pun.

Respectfully rapping is part of HIP-HOP old-school 😂😂

Rap is something you do and hip hop is something you live.

You talking 80s

Yhea but the most influential part of Hip-hop stems from FBA'S artists

​@@dryinkdryink675and 90's

@@bowlerfamily Smh....😂😂

Help is great but you had no parts in its creation.

We haven’t always shared neighborhoods. Yall have been moving into our neighborhoods fairly recently in large numbers.

Because some blacks in nyc call some Latinos niggas so Latinos started saying it back. Especially in the ghettos throughout the boroughs.

Please get Rick Ross out and all the coonery! Use the influence and clean house.

much respect. So as a guest/outsider so to speak, why are too many of these folks trying to co-opt our creation? It's disrespectful as hell.

@Sharif-ln2qk they aren't. Fat Joe made a statement a few years back, and some folks saw it as an opportunity to create a lane for themselves to be heard. This is the most airtime Jamar has gotten since his full out with Vlad TV.

@@Sharif-ln2qk because of its influence Latin genres by them selves does not have the same momentum as Hip-hop

@@therealgraffitimouth so what NY Ricans didn’t create it

@@ColdNegro well, my teachers were black, Puerto Rican and Italian. they’re the ones that taught me everything since 81. What’s integral is that people need to understand that B boy is what really blew up hip-hop as a culture and not rap. Unfortunately, when it comes to understanding, most people refuse to take in the truth of what it really is. The minute you take out the hands that helped build it aside from the black members and pioneers , there isn’t much that is essential. The culture came together as a whole by the neighbored ethnicities and music from a variety of nationalities there isn’t much of a culture. Subcultures yes, and even The subcultures alone, really have nothing to do with. the term was really coined for the justification of a social-construct to benefit the person who coined it and his establishment, But like graffiti, has been around since the 20s and the architectural graff has actually been around since the 1800s. However, the media made everyone resemble what was shown so we get regurgitation of the culture as the package product as we do with all the rest of the elements which actually ruined the growth of the subcultures by labeling a culture. #graffitimouth #learNYCulture

Yup so take off that Dior and Versace and throw on that FUBU.😂😂😂

@@fuqwhatyouthink4465 We never claimed that stuff was ours, nice try.

Who is he? Just curious. Where was he raised, and is he ALL FBA? Want to know his lineage. I'm FBA by the way.

@@knighthawkt.k.4648 we don’t accept no Joel Ortiz

@@sdatkb what?? Speak for yourself

@@sdatkb and you spell his name wrong. Joell Ortiz

I been to show's with Joell when they announced him Spanish people lose they mind😂😂

@@SaulOrti-gz5ve like what? Being PRESENT isn’t synonymous with CREATION. I can be present and keep someone company while they build a house. Doesn’t mean I helped them build it

Hahaha dumb comment 🤣😂😆

Dominicans have nothing to do with salsa 😂😂😂

@Robert-ur8mi you bugging nenA. Stop your bullshit boricua. You lied enough already about hip-hop , Reggaeton and salsa. Yall ain't pioneers or creators of nothing But yall should act like it. Give me a listen? Stop talking shit And give me real history facts...

@@Robert-ur8mi 🇨🇺cuba is the complete opposite of pr 🇺🇸 🥱 🇵🇷 in every way, musically mentally and spiritually. respect honor and love from the cradle of the Caribbean 🇩🇴 god homeland libertA

@Robert-ur8mi Boricuas are pathetic yall have nothing original Stop copying on other nation.

You did not create reggaeton...you know who did though I can tell ya

Lol nah he's Latino.. philly got alot of Latino muslims too

@@richardtroche5016 you didn’t create the Zulu nation you didn’t create hip hop that’s the argument not who was there

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AZ was mixed. Sure they contributed but it was only by imitating Black American culture. Show me the bomba or salsa song that any of these artists made that was popular.

@ES2990 show me any Bomba song that was popular. The point is that they not only contributed but did it better than their counterparts. Definitely did it better than you type of sideline, spectators. We can talk mixed guys, too NORE Fabolous Jim Jones Swizz Beats 5 Mics Lance Un Rivera Thirsten Howl III I can keep going. Not only were the contributions a strong representation of hip hop and rap music specifically, but in many cases, these contributors set the bar higher than the FBA of their time.

@@ES2990 great observation! These other folks EMULATED the culture, and put their own spin on it. That means they contributed to it, but contributions isn't the same thing as creation

@@Sharif-ln2qk Exactly