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11 months ago :: Dec 31, 2008 - 2:52PM #1
氣 Qi Kundalini 氣 Posts: 9746	*Nas* dropped a lot of important names on his new record "Ni993R/Untitled", many people who aren't familiar with the African-American struggle or African American history might not recognize many of the names that *Nas* dropped, or their backgrounds so I left short bio's so people can get a complete understanding of the lyrics. Master Fard Muhammad Founder of the Nation of Islam , Supreme Wisdom, Actual facts, Lost-Found Lessons/120', and the inspirational wisdom behind the 5%- Nation of Gods & Earths, mysteriously disappeared. ("Confucious Confucious Sigmund Freud is Farad Muhammad an evolution of GOD") Nas "We are Not Alone" Noble Drew Ali 33rd degree master mason and founder of the Moorish Science Temple of America , author of the Circle 7 Koran , sparked the Nationalization and Sovereignty movement before he died mysteriously. ("The problem is we started thinking like the colonist's 'till Noble Drew Ali started droppin' that consciousness") Nas "Ya'll My Niggas" Dr. Huey P. Newton Co-founder of the Black Panther Party for Self Defense and creator of the free-breakfast program for children in the inner-city, and author of "Revolutionary Suicide ", he beat a murder case for killing a crooked cop, he was gunned down in 1989. ("Im Huey P. in Louie V. at the eulogy throwing molotovs for Emmett") Nas "Queens get the Money" George Jackson Founder of the Black Guerrilla Family Black Panther and author of "Blood in My Eye ", he exposed the brutality and racism inside prisons and was gunned down by racist prison guards in 1971. ("I wanna dedicate this joint to Jonathan Jackson and George Jackson") Nas "Testify" Jonathan Jackson A 17 yr old revolutionary who stormed a courthouse and took a judge hostage in an attempt to break his brother George Jackson out of Prison, he yelled to reporters gathering outside the courthouse, “You can take our pictures. We are the revolutionaries!” he was gunned down during the escape along with the hostages by police. ("I wanna dedicate this joint to Jonathan Jackson and George Jackson") Nas "Testify" Dr Ivan Van Certima Legendary anthropologist and linguist, he wrote one of the greatest books on African/AfricanAmerican history; "They Came before Columbus", he actually went before Congress with proof that Columbus did not "discover" America. ("I used to worship a certain Queens police murderer untill I heard the words of Ivan Van Certima") Nas "We are not alone" Min Louis Farrakhan The leader of the Nation of Islam , student of the Hon. Elijah Muhammad and Malcolm X. Arguably the most powerful African American in the United States, led the Million Man March in 1995, and has mediated many of HipHops "beefs" before things became violent. (A song dedicated to Min Farrakhan was labeled "untitled" due to label politics). ("They did not have the power to stop Louis Farrakhan" Nas "Untitled" Continued continued continued------------------------>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> "Out of chaos came the light... Papyrus of Ani ☥ "One day Your enemy will bow down to you... Supreme Wisdom ☪ "Ponder and deliberate before you make a move... Art of War ☯ "I have no armour I make benevolence my armour... Bushido Code ぎ "The intricacies of action are very hard to understand... Bhagavad Gita ☬
11 months ago :: Dec 31, 2008 - 2:55PM #2
Jamaica Posts: 16376	Good thread. I finally got on Aim JamaicaJamacia85 1-877-499-5111 call allhiphop You can lose money chasing women, but you'll never lose women chasing money. Visualizing the realism of life and actuality/fuck who is the baddest/A person status/depends on salary/
11 months ago :: Dec 31, 2008 - 2:56PM #3
JayZ4Life!!! Posts: 421	Nas is on my top 3 dead or alive. SMH ether and supa ugly.
11 months ago :: Dec 31, 2008 - 2:59PM #4
Blaqout-June 9th Posts: 14164	Dec 31, 2008 -- 2:55PM, Jamaica wrote: Good thread. correction: Great thread yo H.Rap u are one trill ass nigga (no weezy) AHH Stock Holder
11 months ago :: Dec 31, 2008 - 3:09PM #5
biological foundations 4 biomedical engineering Posts: 2463	Great Thread maybe the best and most important rap album of the decade he touched on a lot of different things going on especially the WHITE POWER STRUCTURE Nasir Jones 2nd best ever PAC IS #1 A message to those who trapped us up, from federal guys who backed them up We never will die, we black and tough, lead in your eye, we strapped to bust Half of us been locked up inside the beast, look at the time we see Brooklyn to Compton streets, Queens, even the Congo needs dreams Our bullets and triggers our enemies pullin' on innocent women and children It wasn't no ghetto killers who mixed up the coke and put guns in our buildings But I'm not gon' cry, and I'm not gon' stand just watch you die I'ma pass you a .9, I'ma grab your hand -- come on let's ride A message to those who killed the king, who murdered the Christ The same regime, what God has built you never can break What God has loved you never can hate, man makes rules and laws You just a ruthless dog, your kennel is waiting You devils will run back into the caves you came from Whenever that day comes, forty-acres, plantations, see every race won Sincerely yours, Street's Disciple, revelations
11 months ago :: Dec 31, 2008 - 3:11PM #6
JayZ4Life!!! Posts: 421	Dec 31, 2008 -- 3:09PM, biological foundations 4 biomedical engineering wrote: Great Thread maybe the best and most important rap album of the decade he touched on a lot of different things going on especially the WHITE POWER STRUCTURE Nasir Jones 2nd best ever PAC IS #1
11 months ago :: Dec 31, 2008 - 3:14PM #7
TheKnowledge Posts: 9493	Things like this are why I think Nas is the most complete lyricist. Instead of just rattling off pointless multies and metaphors, he actually has interesting topics with substance and history. He doesn't bore you with the same repetitive tales of drugs and money.
11 months ago :: Dec 31, 2008 - 3:18PM #8
Jumpstreet Posts: 6676	Great thread my nigg, finally a thread not about Wayne, Jeezy, Jay-Z or 50.
11 months ago :: Dec 31, 2008 - 3:18PM #9
Nex Gin Posts: 1466	Dec 31, 2008 -- 3:09PM, biological foundations 4 biomedical engineering wrote: Great Thread maybe the best and most important rap album of the decade
11 months ago :: Dec 31, 2008 - 3:20PM #10
biological foundations 4 biomedical engineering Posts: 2463	Dec 31, 2008 -- 3:14PM, TheKnowledge wrote: Things like this are why I think Nas is the most complete lyricist. Instead of just rattling off pointless multies and metaphors, he actually has interesting topics with substance and history. He doesn't bore you with the same repetitive tales of drugs and money. C/S when he does take it there he does an exellent job A message to those who trapped us up, from federal guys who backed them up We never will die, we black and tough, lead in your eye, we strapped to bust Half of us been locked up inside the beast, look at the time we see Brooklyn to Compton streets, Queens, even the Congo needs dreams Our bullets and triggers our enemies pullin' on innocent women and children It wasn't no ghetto killers who mixed up the coke and put guns in our buildings But I'm not gon' cry, and I'm not gon' stand just watch you die I'ma pass you a .9, I'ma grab your hand -- come on let's ride A message to those who killed the king, who murdered the Christ The same regime, what God has built you never can break What God has loved you never can hate, man makes rules and laws You just a ruthless dog, your kennel is waiting You devils will run back into the caves you came from Whenever that day comes, forty-acres, plantations, see every race won Sincerely yours, Street's Disciple, revelations

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