M22 Blue said:what dya mean what? I said it was my favourite song.
Not you the brother who said it doesnt get enough love. I was just saying lots of us loveeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee that song. Gonna play it again actually.
M22 Blue said:what dya mean what? I said it was my favourite song.
Great debate. Documentaries featuring black men, should only be made by black men from the same 'hood. That way we always get an impartial opinion.didactic said:Santiago Street . said:He was an absolute ****. Check out Nick Broomfield's documentary.
So a documentary by a man called Nicholas Broomfield about a man called Tupac Amaru Shakur, born to a black panther who was pregnant with him while in prison is accurate enough for you to call him a ****?. I am sure Nicholas Broomfield knew him very well.
I shall start on my documentary about "The Royal Family" as I a black male born in the inner city know them very well too.
*Recollect your thoughts dont get caught up in mix because the media is full of dirty tricks." - 2Pac
Why dont you listen to what he has to say himself before calling him names just because a reporter trying to make a name for himself painted him in a bad light?.
Santiago Street . said:Didactic
I see we have another class warrior on our hands. If your argument were true only violent abusive hoodrats would be able to pass comment on violent abusive hoodrats and anthropologists who'd normally fulfil this role would only be qualified to study anthropologists.
Nick Broomfield was well established as a film maker long before he sought out the story of this idiot.
If you hang around with stupid violent hoodrats in order to boost your street cred, despite having a god given talent that ensured enough success to leave that world far behind, then eventually the odds are that you cross the wrong scumbag.
He's no loss to the world, let 'em all shoot each other.