Comments on: Nas Says Jesse Jackson Is Done

By: ...FUCKMICHAELJACKSON

...FUCKMICHAELJACKSON — Thu, 25 Jun 2009 23:15:12 +0000

Jesse Jackson is my bitch!

By: Creep

Creep — Wed, 05 Nov 2008 05:17:54 +0000

Jesse has always been a bitch! Ask ya pops about that motherfucker! When King got shot on the balcony, jesse was downstairs running his ass off. An hour later he finally comes back upstairs and smears MLK’s blood on his shirt. Then he claims Dr. King died in his arms. He was on TV three days later with THE SAME BLOODY T-SHIRT on!!! Look it up. He has never been my leader. Him and Al Sharpton are an embarrassment. But so is Jeezy and Nas for that matter. I like ya music, but you ain’t no Obama.

By: mike d

mike d — Thu, 24 Jul 2008 14:38:44 +0000

Jessie is part of the illuminati, hes no different than the blacks on fox news. He has the ability to play both ends, thats why alot of blacks and white accept him. but many poeple knows hes full of shit all talk and no action. If I was in his position I would do something tangible and help with neccesities in the black community. Open grocery store in the neighborhood with good food. Start small businesses that can hire kids for summer jobs. All he does is talk about what should happen but his actions are not there. Anyone can talk a good game but concrete and structured action speaks for itself. He has the resources but hes out for self.

By: Only humans

Only humans — Sun, 13 Jul 2008 22:28:34 +0000

I understand Nas completely on that!! Obama’s about to make history in America, renovations for the great, changes that will benefit our lives tremendously, and the nreve of Jesse Jackson to make that kind of statement. That’s disgusting in manner and basically made a fool of himself.
But…I’m not a hater(GOD NO), but Nas can use better examples.Young Jeezy glorfies violence & drugs (I can deal with Dreamin Ft. Keisha Cole) and David Banner- he caught me a couple of times on Hip-Hop vs. America…what’s another word for materialism? Anyway, even the worst rappers can be supportive towards Presidental campagins, so they’re not as bad as I thought when it comes to being human beings. Now, If only they produce real music, write real, creative, dedicating, passionate, motivating lyrics more often instead of their materialistic, gangsta-like image all the time, shit wouldnt be as dissapointing as it is now! WE COULD ACTUALLY GET SOMEWHERE!! And for some of you all on here, since we (as society) are so fucked up, during this time and after the election, be a little more optimistic. Pray for the better instead of predicting the worst.

By: TERROR

TERROR — Fri, 11 Jul 2008 17:05:21 +0000

NAS COULD SAY WHAT HE WANT. FUCK ALL NAS HATERS

By: DYoung

DYoung — Fri, 11 Jul 2008 08:42:07 +0000

Louis Farrakahn himself stated that emcees are the new voice and that the hip hop generation has the power to make incredible changes. Jesse Jackson was salty fam thats all but it is what it is envy is a strong emotion. Put it together, if Lil Weezy can get a million people to buy an album then with the right focus he can get a million people to fight for a cause, and by the wat David Banner is a highly educated brother with his Masters Degree in english, he volunteers his time in the hood and has spoken at congress so don’t be fooled by your own ignorance.

By: nat-turna

nat-turna — Fri, 11 Jul 2008 07:15:38 +0000

“if you make that kind of music you’ll be blackballed ” wow should we take you seriously because honnestly you lost me with that line . nas is one of the only rapper who ever stood up for something in the game so if that old ass JJ is hating then he can get it start taking of your child and your responsabilities and stop blaming other people for your lack of parenting if your black i hope you take care ou yours peace …………

By: mike

mike — Fri, 11 Jul 2008 06:57:58 +0000

I agree with #6. The same shit could be said about Nas in the rap game. First of all the past is part of the present. Your present is part of the future. David Banner, Jeezy?! Nas shut the fuck up! You is not holding shit down. Who made nas the grandmaster to all the problems of racism? We seen them march, we heard their speaches, we don’t want to hear that shit no more? So what we want to hear Nas, yo stupid ass? What because Jessie said what he said, he ain’t black no more? Motherfuckers is fuckin ignorant. Black people need all they resources against this giant beast called America. Black man needs the black left, the black right, and the black middle wings. Black man needs the old, the middle aged, and the young to be unified. This is what Allah wants. So the shit these rappers is talking about sounds fucking stupid. Martin Luthor King, and Malcolm X had totally different views on how to fight the enemy, but they both saw the enemy they had was one and the same, an in that they found a commonality to co-exist. Niggahs talking about Sharpton, but if you a victim of a racist crime this niggah will get you some paper. Will David Banner give up paper to victims of racist crimes? Is he doing that right now? Hells no. But he might give us a lil record denouncing racism, so it is all good. But all that publicly bad mouthing the next blackman in front of the white media is a fuckin sin. Nas committing that same sin jessie committed, by even speaking on Jessie’s comments. Motherfuckers ain’t really ready yet. But it kills me when these dudes who rap, try to comment about the people who struggled in the civil rights movement. I just feel like they have no right. Most rappers ain’t even real about their criminal experience, they not real about they sexualities, so what would make me believe that they is real about the real struggle? Who are they to speak on anything, but what goes on in the music industry. And that industry has historically kept black people down, by stealing and pillaging black people’s own ideas, and talents, so how does a rapper correlate into a tru revolutionary? It’s either about the money, or it’s about the people, i ain’t seen one rapper yet who is truly and sincerely about both. This system won’t allow it. If you make that real music, you will be blackballed (Public Enemy, Krs1). And if you get the money, you have to be like Jay….quiet. Yeah he makes his little statements against crystal champagne, but he is also involved with the Barclays, a company that has been traced to the days of slavery. He’s involved in a very contraversial business deal involving the Nets and his hometown Brooklyn. Many black people in the surrounding area are going to be displaced by this move. Is Jay caring about this? I mean Jessie was the first Black man to run for President of the USA, doesn’t any one realize this? It was Jessie, not Obama. I mean Jessie don’t deserve no props? I can’t condone what he allowed to become public, but i damn sure can’t tell that man how to feel. this man is in politics, and he doesn’t feel Obama, what is wrong with that? the only thing Jessie needs to do is as a fellow Democrat is respect the fact that Obama has won the democratic primary, and is the favored presendential elect for the Democrats, that is all, he doesn’t have to agree with Obama’s politics at all. Rappers is lil ass dudes in this game, so to make broad sweeping claims, or to disrespect people who have walked the walk, who lived in those times, when a black man would be murdered in front of a crowd, and no one would do shit, not one person in the crowd, not the police, and not even the next black man would do shit. I mean it must’ve been very scary in those times, cause everyman was on his own two feet, and had to have alot of courage. You just don’t throw away resources like that. Men that lived through that are like living books, valuable and precious, regardless. Who shall cast the first stone? Who is without sin? Nas need to chill, he feel like that about Jessie, well honestly i feel like I would never want a niggah like Young Jeezy to be my leader. Young Jeezy you got to be out your fucking mind Nas. Chuck D, and Krs1, the X-clan, and Africa Bambatta are the only outspoken rappers who have based much of their reputations on being active participants within the struggle. Nas, please yo, you have not put in no work to be speaking about Sharpton, Jessie, Rangel, or any other black politician who you not liking because they not feeling Obama, fuck outta here. Respect is the order of the day. Jessie need to respect, but these lil ass rappers like Nas, and Banner they need to respect too. I mean right now Obama is keeping his distance from Muslims, he’s keeping his distance with his Pastor who is vehemently pro-black, anti white government, and this dude obama denounced him. He’s is now doing an about face with the Iraq situation, he may keep the troops there longer, so it’s like motherfuckers can believe what they want, cause trust me, in my opinion, Obama is not the second coming. He is going to be inheriting a very fucked up country if he wins this election. For Nas I got one thing to say, you should have been made this album a long time ago. You still learning lil bro, don’t throw stones, when you your self is still living in a glass house. The elderly are national treasures, so watch your mouth nas, cause right now you talking like an ignorant youngin. Boogie Down stand up! Peace to the Gods and Earths, Black people stand the fuck up. Puerto Rican people stand the fuck up!

By: Ms. Pam

Ms. Pam — Fri, 11 Jul 2008 05:56:53 +0000

@whiteboy – stop with the name calling- my mistake whiteboy! You are so hostile!

By: for real??

for real?? — Fri, 11 Jul 2008 04:21:33 +0000

first of all co-sign #20.. being in your 30’s and rapping is NOT old. Nas just got started when he was young.

second, Nas can call Jesse done. sometimes his actions detracts from his message. Jesse was influential back in the day b/c he was in touch with the people. Sorry but he’s so far gone now. At his age, he’s just outta touch with the youth and the real problems ppl esp. in the urban centers face.

also, his issue w/ OBAMA is that he takes all that personal responsibility stuff to heart b/c he got caught creeping and is now paying child support on a child outta wedlock. he preaches one life and lives the other.

Nas is a voice to the young people. Jeezy is a voice too (he’s realizing the influence he has a rapper that’s why he been encouraging people to vote OBAMA every time a mic in his face). Rappers are role models like it or not.