Tariq Nasheed And Big Court Debate Black Accountability And Systemic Racism.
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Tariq Nasheed produced the 2011 documentary film Hidden Colors: The Untold History of People of Aboriginal, Moor, and African Descent. Nasheed's follow-up film and DVD, Hidden Colors 2: The Triumph of Melanin, was released in 2012. He just recently released the theatrically released "Microphone Check" as well.
Tariq Nasheed is known online for his controversial commentary on race. He is a proponent of "Foundational Black Americans" (FBA), an ideology and movement he founded, which is defined as, "any person classified as Black, who can trace their bloodline lineage back to the American system of slavery. To be designated as an FBA, at least one parent must come from a non-immigrant background in The United States of America." Nasheed believes FBAs must "seek out reparations for their own" and that American-born descendants of the American slave trade have not adequately sought out resources for themselves.
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I think the host is talking about 2% of Black American culture that's platformed by WHITE MEDIA. Tariq is talking about 98% of RESPECTABLE BLACK AMERICANS.
Yes, he is talking about sub- culture. He doesn't understand that it doesn't represent black society.
@@peacehappyb237Yes. I am definitely tailoring my conversation toward the wild youngins that are lost. That was my goal of the convo.
If you have a cancer in only 2% of your body do you ignore it or try to cut it out so that it dosent spread? We can't justify bad behavior by looking at other bad behavior and saying it's ok.
It's perfectly natural, for younger folks to make mistakes, that's why they call them juveniles. That label is an age group, not a color. What we can do is pay more attention to the kids from 1st grade to the 8th grade. After that, let them come to the help. We must focus and bring it to those is that age range. Teaching them how to think opposed to what to think!
@@HoldinCourtPodcast You are far too invested in the white man's narrative to serve anyone but yourself. Just because you feel the need to elevate yourself by disparaging the least of us doesn't mean that you aren't any more of a problem to black culture than those you speak of. .
What's up with this chic blaming the men for creating broken homes? Then she's talking about lack of accountability 😑
That's my daughter. She said what she said. Thanks for tappin in. 💯
They love it
@HoldinCourtPodcast people can say wrong things. You must have had her early in adulthood. Long marriage i assume
@@HoldinCourtPodcast then she must be talking Abt the home you created for her to grow up in. Sounds like you came up short
Please stop putting all accountability on men. You women have accountability too.
The problem here is the hosts are taking their experiences and projecting it onto all black people. The life you chose isnt representative of us as a whole.
I clearly said "we are not a monolith" @ 11:59 which means we are not all the same nor are our experiences the same. Systemic racism and accountability can co-exist. Both things can be true.
@@HoldinCourtPodcast fair point I agree with that, respect
This guy is taking a anecdotal snippets from his upbringing and applying it to all black Americans!
No I clearly said "we are not a monolith" @ 11:59. And I was talking to and about that 1% sector. They count too.
Stop getting your identity from the media. Tariq does a great job promoting our real culture which the media doesn’t want you to know about!
Right!
LOL
Tariq is a fraud and a hypocrite
Yeah tariq promotes our culture l at how many black people he has beefed with on utube , look how he is beefing and insulting Africans every week on utube , he just not killing and singing about it like young black men all over the country
@@DesYebYOUR BULLSHET WON'T WORK LLS
Tariq is part of the media fam. Think about this, if racism stops tomorrow, what job does tariq have then?
Dude is right he sounds like an uncle ruckus. Cmon bro.
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Exactly. And if he was in the streets, he should know what it is.
He's was speaking truth until he tried to draw a parallel between the intra racial crimes between other races to that of blacks.
Blacks just really hate accountability.
@@user-FBA-1 Right!
Naw I don't think he's a uncle ruckus. I think even though he had a slightly different perspective because of his own experiences, him and Tariq were able to chop it up and break down the whole issue... More specifically if this is really dominant black culture or just a subculture. Besides the little slug his daughter threw at black men that went unchecked, I think that this was a very positive conversation. I'm pretty sure they left on the same page after it.
She said men creating broken homes, as if men are the only participants in the mingling🤦🏾♂️
Accountability champions. I always tell them to ask the white and other non-Black men about the educated, strong queens.
That part
Some BW don't want to accept responsibility that they choose to lay with a dusty BM and have children by them.
We all know women mostly create broken homes bc when u ask the men why they "abandoned" their family, damn near every man says they left to get away from that woman! Women act like they do no wrong, But yet they literally have dudes that leave their own kids behind just to get away from them.
And like a man can really decide if they keep a baby. They be wanting them checks lol
FBA 💯✔️
What iZZZ FBA⁉️⁉️⁉️
The whole Black man bashing thing the sister did was a corny lie
I was hoping Riq hopped on her ass for that too !!!
I agree and that’s speaking from a woman’s view.
@@tee8257 she said those lies with a smile on her face
Facts, Majority of black men are not creating broken homes. The mother of my child lives with me as well as my daughter. Same with every male in my family, there is no rampant broken home situation in black society.
Most of the time you hear that type of talk, they can't even name one person in their lives living like that.
I dont know where the host getting these stats about the Black community? 😂 They really fed into allot of narratives fed to them by the media.
Because he most likely has a black immigrant background. He was doing a lot of projecting too.
No I was speaking from my lived experience of growing up in the hood and being able to transition out. Thanks for tappin in.
@peacehappyb237 No I'm born and raised in the hoods of Kansas City, MO. Our experiences shape our perspective. I come from the concrete jungle with the lions, Tigers, and bears so u may not understand and that's ok. It's cool to have intellectual conversations from different vantage points. 💯
Part of course correcting any issue it to diagnose and root cause . If there is no acknowledgement that a problem even exist then it can't be fixed.
@@ralftI agree. And both things can be true. We address the root cause and still do our part. 💯
These hosts are truly a problem in black society. Thank you Tariq for trying to explain to them. They just don't get it
These host are sad....
they have biases that are anti-black that aren't even backed up by facts. this is exactly what the wh!te man wants
Gotta check their backgrounds
Tariq is a fraud and a hypocrite!
A lot of you don't want to face reality!
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Court sounds remedial.
😂😂😂😂
Did you notice how the female also tried blaming black men for the baby daddy crisis?
🤔Oh! so I'm not the only one😏 is his audience mostly white? because he sure do know those white dog whistles
and what with the young lady hating on men, her daddy didn't hug her enough or maybe it was too much🤨😬
@@BryanWynn-vf2ejyeah she bugging !!
Lmao @ remedial...😂😂
*Eastside Low Bottoms sh*t !*
_Tappin' in from South Central LA_
Salute to the King of Receipts Tariq Nasheed ✊🏾
There is no group of people who are as or more resilient as Foundational Black Americans. NO ONE could've survived what's been thrown at Us throughout history. NOT A ONE !
FBA all day. FBA all the way.
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I’m so tired of hearing about black accountability when thts all we fuckin do and thts the problem! More self-hatred bullshit!
That what it is. He is probably a tether too.
Same, and right!
Where have we taken accountability? Please share
@@sksimmons1336 Did you not just see him write that that's all we do?
Ok so since we're to take responsibility starting right now, now what do you want us to do and what's the next step because we need to move on from this already and move foward in doing better which I'm assuming we're doing right now.
Indivisual people of every group are going to be doing dumb stuff, crime and other stuff that's bad and we don't have no control over what other indivisuals do, it is what it is.
@@peacehappyb237no he’s not a tether
For a minute, I thought Tariq was being interviewed by Jehovah Witnesses.
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lmaoooooo
you crazy 😂😂😂
It's funny how our leaders have to figure out every problem that existed before their parents were born. It's a system. Plain and simple.
Exactly!!! They been lead to believe that they can solve centuries of systemic oppression in ONE lifetime....as if ONE white person did all this last year😂
#Thatpart
To actually get out of it once and for all and be the true sovereigns god intended. If we don't break down the paperwork trickery that caused this chaos, we will be forever stuck. It's just like great football players watch game film
The problem I have with that line to thinking, Justin, is that this talking point is used as an excuse to stay stagnant and inactive. It’s like listening to someone talking for years about why their kitchen floor is dirty. While they’re talking, the floor is still dirty. It’s better to observe that the floor is dirty and then to go get your broom and dustpan and get the sweeping already. It’s not that complex.
These type of topics are money grabs in that they’re rage bait and circular discussions with no aim of solutions. My grandfather was an informationalist and he told me that there’s many in that field who want no solution so that they can fill the seats and entertain people with these circular discussions.
At this rate it’s analysis paralysis.
@@watitduful So what’s the move?
It's hard to find a unbiased black woman to speak on topics
It’s hard to find a BW to speak on any topic !!
@@cornelldavis6703 That's why you date men.
"It's hard to find a unbiased black woman to speak on topic"
THIS I AGREE !!!!!!!!!!!!!
I see alot of BM as biased. The constant talk of single mothers thatn BM leave. They in fact go on to impregnate other women.
You mean OBJECTIVE -not unbiased she’s black sir. Lol
Does he not understand that the issues he’s talking about stem from systematic racism? The people that look like you may be dangerous at times, because you are in a low income, low value area, around other oppressed blacks who were not raised properly or given what they neededto be in their right mind, therefore they are threat because they don’t have any other choice but to do what they need to do to get money.
I'm from that environment and I'm still connected to those people and that environment. Both things can be true at the same time. 💯
@@HoldinCourtPodcastyes it's called cause and effect. Just because everyone else is naturally immoral and heathens does not make us the same. "Oppression maketh a wise Man MAD" look into that quote
So no accountability lol that’s pathetic
@@fergusonDJ Because there is nothing to be accountable for.
@@peacehappyb237so when a black person in the inner commit crimes it’s because of racism lol😊
The sister and Court are speaking of things that come from social engineering
Why ask a question only to cut the answer off to ask never ending questions. Only when you scared to hear the answer smh
Not the debunked black fatherless home myth 🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️😂😂
It's not a myth. It's semantics that's hemming people up. Black babies ARE largely born to "single" parents because Black men and Black women are no longer marrying like we used to. The numbers are very low. So "single" homes means "unmarried" households, and it's true!!!
These two are lost within themselves.
They are a waste of time.
Tariq 10 steps ahead of these cats. And they still cant figure it out.😂😂😂
Tariq is a fraud and a hypocrite and you are too gullible to notice.
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15 steps
It's obvious that you are desperate for a father figure. 🤣🤣🤣🤡
@@onceagain6184 you are wrong my pops been in life. And still is clown.
@@onceagain6184 you must have fled
Gang bangers think entirely different than everyday Black folks haha. Definitely not the same.
Yea they’re goofies… they NOT like us
🦝🦝🦝 think differently than 98% of black folks you Nigerian immigrants are not black you are white
Can u say that again!!!!!!! 👍
🦝🦝🦝 think differently than everyday black folks
@@stevendobson5655 💯
Big court is painting all black men with a broad brush.
At 11:59 I clearly stated "we are not a monolith" meaning we are not all the same. 💯
Just like black men typically paint black women with that same broad brush.
@@YouAREyoubeYou This is a black man doing it to his own gender. 😏
@@YouAREyoubeYou Most of you are 304s though. Proud and loud about it.
@@luciferfire1575 good for the 304s. An equal share of 304s are black men as well-single parent homes proves my assertion.
If you think that makes me feel a type a way you are mistaken. Come with something that means something next time.
9:26 Bruh. Wit all due respect, what gang culture YOU come from?
Exactly, then he preceded to say he tears a brother down for no reason. Str8 🍭
Exactly this the most clean cut wouldnt hurt a fly brother ever thats why his daughter dont like black men now cause he let her down respectfully
Just because some black men aren't working a 9-5 doesnt mean they arent working 5:20
Facts
Facts. This is not a true narrative.
I appreciate you challenging Tariq the grifer on your podcast. Tariq is a millionaire based on non self starters, victimization, degenerates , who look for any reason why they have failed! So when these types of people make excuses, Tariq has the gift of gab to influence failures that it's someone else's fault! Thank you again for challenging him with constructive dialog.
Grift these NUTS🖕🏾
How is it the "Men" that's causing these thing Maam?
Because the men are abandoning their children.
Real Blackness v Buck Broken Bow Down Mentality
The only reason why im here is because of Tariq,dont no this dude.
Do u know how to spot puppet agent channels. 2021...
U know me now. Hit the subscribe button. 💯💪🏾
Know
@HoldinCourtPodcast I don't subscribe to opps. You and that broad aren't doing anything new. It's a whole cottage industry full of you people. You just wanted Tariq on your platform so you and that bedwench can get clout. Tou can give 2 cents about the Black community.
Now, what Tariq,Brother Alpha, Vicky Dilliard,Professor Black Truth, etc. is talking about delineating from all of these Black immigrant groups,reparations specifically for Foundational Black Americans now that's unprecedented.
@@HoldinCourtPodcast 😂😂
That nugget Tariq dropped at the end was true. People overseas I would meet during my time in the military were in awe of me being a black American. We as a culture just suffer from lack of self knowledge.
Actually, this is true. I've experienced that too when I was in the Army during the 90s (being stationed & deployed abroad).
Yet Still we are the cockiest ethnic group. Most of us don’t need to know trust me lol
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Im glad i can see two men disagree without fighting or arguing
Facts! But I do agree with him too.
It is the system and It has always been the system! That is just a fact that people try to explain away, which is sad.
Tell that to the black children that get killed by black people. Do you think the system is reasonable excuse why black criminals kill black children. Do you think those criminals deserve any excuse
You think thinking like that is going to get you far in life? Victim mindset to the fullest what a shame.
Years of denial and willingness to address these problems in our community has led up to this situation. It’s NEVER been this bad, but it can always get worse.
Well stated 🤘🏽
Holdin court just explained what SWS people think about black people, but as a black person.
Replace SWS with mature and you're 1000% correct
@8: east p, you’re saying WE, no, it was your decisions but you’re including others within your community as if we are like you 😊
@@Bmore573So I'm understanding you correctly:
Are you saying that _mature_ people perceive all Black people to be as the marginally small, impoverished percentage of Black people that are engaged in criminal activity?
Thank you in advance for your response.
Yeah right.
Shout-out King Flex
Shout-out to 'Holding Court' (HC)
OK.....
Brother HC, hear me please:
Black empowerment is a multi-faceted state of being, and the states of awareness it encompasses, too, are multi-faceted.
You mentioned how you had a moment wherein you became aware of self-h8 (when you were looking at the other Brother) - you expressed that this encounter caused you to self-examine and recalibrate.
Well HC, the recalibration doesn't end there: For even after one "rehabilitates" themselves, there are other ways in which THE EXACT SAME _instinct_ - if you will - can manifest itself. And gauging from your conversation, you still have some inner-examination and purging within to do.
When we adopt the same talking points as those that do not have our best interest in mind, and like this ilk, provide no historicity to whatever dynamic we're addressing, we - whether willingly or not - become proponents of narratives that justify us being ill-treated by other groups.
Respectfully, Peace.
The celebration of destruction is amongst the peers you chose to be your peers.
Brother kept saying that he was in the culture but there's a difference in being OF the culture. I'm watching how the majority of these black podcasters are combating Tariq on black culture and what stands out to me is the lack of historical knowledge they have about black culture which makes it easier for them to denigrate black culture.
Yes, the lack comes from them having a black immigrant background and not being of the FBA lineage.
Ppl speak on hw they "feel" they don't read, watch lectures, or know about ppl like Dr Claude Anderson, Dr. Joy Degru, Dr Phil Valentine, Bobby Hemitt, Dr Afrika, Ashra Kwesi, Dr John Henrik Clarke, etc... They jus think that sum "success" is them "knowing" wht they're speaking about, Chronicles of Judah144 used to call these types of ppl 2 Dimensional Thinkers.
They know they want some Candace type money.
@peacehappyb237 neither me, my parents, nor grand parents were immigrants. My great grandparents are native American.
That's what happens when you become a boot-licker....
Can he get a world in, let him answer
Well damn she mentioned the men but not the women🤣😂😂😅.
Yea, it takes two to tango.
I know saint sexy red is not a detriment to the culture
It’s like he don’t understand systemic racism . He’s looking at what he have done but everyone is not able to pull their self up some of us need help .
I understand systemic racism. I was talking to lost sector and the youngstas.
OG Court, that picking apart another brother that you mentioned, is that psychological game in play. It's not Black culture, it's poison of that psychological warfare systemic racism that's around you and that is sometimes invisible and are unaware of, even though you feel you're aware of it.
Pitting you against your brother is not a hood culture or Black culture. It's much much deeper than that because the oppression and psychological warfare of many upon many generations is such a disadvantage... The impact even gets you thinking that's it's a culture thing.
It's like how the rap game industry, the machine pushes the BS of dissing each other to make them more money.
F all these RW Conservative upholding their system of injustice and stalling as much as possible our progress as a whole.
👏🏾💯. So now that many of us are aware of it, it’s high time to snap out of this witchcraft
Conservatives don’t control the destructive rap industry, that’s Democrat media. The issue is both of the inherently white supremacist parties, not just right wing conservatives but the leftists too.
Yeah, it is social engineering.
It was a "him "problem projected onto the collective
Well said and I agree. So once we identify the root cause, how do we undo it? Do we wait on our oppressors to unphuck our minds or do we take accountability and do the work ourselves? It is possible for systemic racism and accountability to co-exist. 💯
This is called social engineering something we don’t control.
Accountability is like kryptonite to most men
My opinion BA just sit passively idol where as all other groups protest in mass numbers get media involved with there issues and number one they have groups and Lawyer to plead their case or File Classactions. The others have set the pattern therefore the results should be the same or similar otherwise thats related to Discrimination. I don't get it how we are so complacent with in putting forth no action in fighting for our rights and reparations. No other group is going to help us. 🙁
@@anonomous7817 my opinion is some black folks like to sit up and complain about what other BA are doing/not doing instead of doing the work that they see needs to be done.
@@anonomous7817 Blacks reject education.
5:00 as soon as it was time to crap on black men look who finally started talking smh
@5:38 Court knew he was 🦝’N
Lmao...nah I knew yall would say that dumb shit! But I can take it. Thanks for tappin in! 💯💪🏾
Sir… When Tariq said we see other black ppl and acknowledge them … the interviewer said but that’s now… Well what are we talking about then sir???
Right! It doesn't make sense.
Im from the hood from real. If u look at a person too long that can escalate quick. They called it "mean muggin" where im from. Sometimes in the hood, greeting a dude can be seen as weakness. Its not logical its just the way it is. Also, I was specifically talking about that sector of the culture, not black people as a whole.
Can't have this conversation with women. They just want to talk about single mothers. The Sisterhood is more important to them😂😂
Facts! Black women are their own selfish entity. Black men need not apply
She immediately jumped on a black feminism platform of talking points. Black men creating broken homes, passing out diseases....I would've corrected her on it
I'm a BW, and believe me, I am against "Sisterhood." I have seen it to be more of a a problem than a solution.
the sisterhood is important to them bc women are hive minded
Soon as she showed on the screen I already knew her disposition
I wish dude in the brown shirt would've let Tariq finish his damn thoughts before he cut his wisdom damn it 😮
Full Episode drops Thursday!
@@HoldinCourtPodcastyou’re a clown and your daughter is too 😂
@@ComaToast1make sure u subscribe! 💯
I know someone is not that intelligent when they ask an hour long question and not stfu and listen to the answer.
Right. I think the same thing about people who watch 10 min of a hour and a half conversation and start drawing conclusions. Deezam.
@@HoldinCourtPodcastIf u didn't want us to draw conclusions..then why put it out fool?
You made those decisions stop saying it’s the black culture you are gaslighting
Yes, he is projecting that onto other black folks. So wrong.
I didnt say it was "black culture" I said it was a sector of the culture and I clearly said "we are not a monolith" @ 11:59. Listen to understand, not just to respond. Thanks for tappin in. 💯
Tariq very wise man.
Here we go with this 🤦🏿♂️
Thanks for interviewing Flex
Glad Tariq is here cuz court always speak on the negative of us as if we are all one big negro😂 nah bro it’s a lot of us out here helpin our community
I clearly said @ 11:59 that "we are not a monolith" 🤷🏾♂️
@@HoldinCourtPodcast great episode so far
4:56 Did Eboni K. not just prove this talking point wrong? The math clearly ain't mathing with the black deadbeat dad mythos
Shout out to you flex because you got some type of patience to deal with these two for more than 3 minutes. No disrespect, but i can't do it. FBA love is real love, and self-hate is self-hate 🤷🏾♂️ #fbalove
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Y’all interviewers talk too much. Tariq barley got a word out.🤦🏿♂️
This is 10min of a hour and a half conversation. Tap in Thursday for the full episode.
@@HoldinCourtPodcastHope ur not interrupting through the whole conversation. Like u did this 10min. clip.
@@jonzellbyrd1026 Lmao..u will have to tap in and see and comeback and let me know.
@jonzellbyrd1026 & @rawx1276 It’s his show, he’s in control. He supposed to talk more. If yall wanna hear Tariq talk more, go listen to his podcast. Wonder if yall say the same on Tariq’s (I’m sorry Marcus’) channel when he’s being rude and cutting his guests off & muting their mic 🎤 Yall have some nerve! 🙄🤦🏽♀️
@@stefblanco3887no! If the interviewer wants to talk more he just do a segment himself
I definitely disagree with a lot of my brotha Big Court had to say, but still my favorite interviewer. Willing to listen and rooted in OUR culture. Great guest and great show 💯💯
Thanks for tappin in! I agree with brotha Tariq 100 percent but EVERYTHING isn't the systems fault. Both things can be true. 💯
When an interviewer asks you a question and rather than explore your answer they find another way to rephrase the question its usually because theyre looking for a specific answer. And from the looks of it I'd say the female cohost more so because the way she jumped in to shift the focus after the interviewer sided with Tariq was kinda questionable, respectfully...
Nah u just have 3 different people with different lived experiences sharing their perspective on a somewhat sensitive topic. 💯
@@HoldinCourtPodcast the topic isnt the issue, it's the disingenuousness of asking a bunch of loaded questions with the intent only acknowledging a particular answer, all the while dismissing every other answer that didnt align with your agenda.. Tariq barely got to answer those loaded questions because he was constantly being cut off with more rhetoric and questions.... it's obvious yall just wanted to use Tariq to push your agenda because yall was only interested in validating your own flawed ideals...
It’s not all men woman to! She speaks as if woman aren’t 50% of the problem.
Exactly
She's delusional.
She sounds just like she is auditioning for CNN
This wasn’t a debate. U were just having a conversation with someone more experienced than you on the subject
It was a conversation of different perspectives based on our lived experiences. There isnt a right or wrong here.
@@HoldinCourtPodcastYou had to get corrected most of the entire interview man. Even the intro clip you used the ignorant Black on Black crime “perspective” and u thought you ate but Tariq had to elaborate that every community victimizes each other over 90 percent rate and how small of a segment in the community our criminal class is. This was not an equal exchange.
@@jbaru648This guy might be the softest guy on CZcams
@@jbaru648I clearly said there is no such thing as Black on Black crime as violence is proximity.
@@adnsmusic3842If u ever see me in real life please introduce yourself and remind of your comment. Thanks for tappin in.
Damn! I didn't know the Host and the co-Host felt this way towards black folk. Can black folk have critical opinions of certain aspects of our society? Of course. YES. Tariq have critical analysis conversations of blk society all the time. But he always brings it back to the TOTALITY of the overall problem. He doesn't just leave it at "you ninjas are the real/total problem," at least the progressive blk people, some what know how they feel towards blk society.
I clearly said "we are not a monolith" @ 11:59 and I was specifically talking about that 1 percent of the culture and how they can be helped. They count too. 💯💪🏾
@HoldinCourtPodcast yes. I remember when you said blk people not being a monolith. But the overall theme and narrative relayed something else to me and the audience. And looking at the comments, the people somewhat had the same reaction as me. With all due respect 🙏. But still great interview.
@@obriantucker2256 EXACTLY. His overall narrative did come off as something else.
Why does all the lack of accountability belong to black men?
Ain't y'all Kings and leaders? Kings can't rule let alone ESTABLISH a kingdom without accountability...
Don’t get too caught up in that. It’s just some fake gender war rage bait stuff. There’s money in that.
@@Rchl_Reneethis is the most disingenuous and immature cliche responses that I've ever seen. Children have a greater understanding of accountability than you and the rest of the 'sista hood' smh.
@@Rchl_Reneethis is the most disingenuous and immature cliche responses that I've ever seen. Children have a greater understanding of accountability than you and the rest of the 'sista hood' smh.
The host 🚂🦝🦝🦝🦝
Uncle Ruckus aka Big Court
I called it! 😂😂😂
@@HoldinCourtPodcastYou premeditated an ad hominem attack. Good for you. Your arguments still hold no weight.
@@JimastaJSo accountability and systemic racism can't co-exist? Both things can't be true?
@@HoldinCourtPodcastMy parents went to the army, got master degrees, acquired well paying jobs, and raised me in a nice neighborhood.
I got my bachelor’s degree, ran a black owned business, also got a job working for a major white corporation, and I still experience systemic issues daily.
It even affects for personal life like dating for instance. I’ve spent most of my life around white women and can’t attract the black women I deem quality.
@JimastaJ Glad u made great choices and life has worked out for u. Per the description of your upbringing, u may not be able to relate or have been exposed to the sector of our culture I was speaking about.
I don't understand why black people don't understand they only been free for 60 years look at how far you have come stop beating yourself down over stuff that don't mean anything
Still not free
@@justinperry28 you're right but still free enough to make a difference
I heard more from you as the host than the guest. If you ask a question, let the guest answer it before cutting them off mid-sentence to try and rebuttal them.
Then you're here stereotyping all black people as if the ones you're speaking on and coming from is all of us or embraced by most of us.
Thats odd.
At 11:59 I clearly said "we are not a monolith" google it if I lost u. Thanks for tappin in. 💯
@HoldinCourtPodcast - Saying "we're not a monolith" while simultaneously claiming we embrace criminals being freed from prison more than a college graduate is you speaking on us as a monolith. You speaking on us as as a whole claiming we celebrate a destructive culture is you speaking on us as a monolith.
Maybe you should google ways in not contradicting yourself if I lost you.
I'm sure you're a capable host but you're not infallible. Continuously cutting into a guest as they speak to give your anecdotes isn't a good look. You can choose to ignore me though. 🤷🏿♂️
@@InfiniteUmbraI was speaking to sector of our culture that does celebrate death and destruction. This a fact. I didn't say everybody. You said that. Learn to listen to understand and not just listen to respond.
@@HoldinCourtPodcast I did listen as it was kinda hard not to with you interrupting and you absolutely spoke on us as a whole in both situations I mentioned above.
Put your pride aside, go back and listen to learn and you'll hear it for yourself brother smh
Good conversation 💪🏾💪🏾
Tariq keeping his eyes STRAIGHT AHEAD 😂😂😂
Definitely not feeling Big Court, respectfully 😂
@@HI-DEF100boom.
He trying not to get caught looking at those BIGGUMS 🤣
Seems like Court need to look at the willie lynch documents. The answer are there.
I'm very familiar with Willie Lynch and that was more-or-less what I was speaking to. 💯
Tariq is actually helping carry out the willie lynch plan with his rhetoric fam.
Aye man i don't this interview i rock with Tariq but i smell butter biscuit from the interviewers
Both Tariq and Court have points, but we and others only want to highlight the worst of us.
I never understood why bp would call another bp an uncle Rukus because a black person/people would critique the black community when uncle Rukus character is that he believed he was white and had reverse vitiligo prompted up wp and put bp down so that theory is dumb
FBA‼️
And we’re checking hairlines!!
He definitely has an immigrant background.
@peacehappyb237 I was born and raised in Kansas City, Mo. I am not an immigrant nor are my parents. Thanks for tappin in. 💯
Good interview brother. T can be out there for obvious reasons, but your prospective is unique. Keep up the good work & keep evolving. 💪🏿
It is easier to prepare a strong child than it is to repair a broken man💡
Tariq skool these cats
Exactly
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Yessir
How the hell do you have a guest on your show that you don’t allow to talk. Homeboy doing a seminar.
Not a seminar! 😂😂
Unfortunately, a lot of our FBA doesn't understand how to make the distinction between Black Culture and Black Sub-Culture, which every community has that Sub-Culture that they do not want to display and will speak out against that Sub-Culture of their community, FBA is the only community that isn't allow to make that distinction which is very apparent. Just look at the Italian, Jews, Chinese, Japanese, Russian, Irish, all of them have a Sub-Culture that they frown upon.
Great dialog
Thanks for tappin in! 💯💪🏾
@@HoldinCourtPodcast💯
Dam good conservation.
More like a monologue
Dude in brown was projecting his failures on the black community. You don’t speak for us sir!
Why would u be tuning in and watching a failure? 🤷🏾♂️
On the G! Nobody knows you , but now that we’ve seen you and the bedwench talk, y’all on your own
This guy is a soft clown, talking about, what about black crime like a white liberal Jew
@@HoldinCourtPodcastoh don’t worry..after this clown show/interview, this will be the last one a lot of us will tune into on this channel✌🏾
Exactly.
This host does quite alot of talking... what's the point of the interview if you're just going to talk the whole time...smh
This is 10min of hour and a half conversation. Full Episode droppin Thursday!
@HoldinCourtPodcast That's besides the point man. You ask a question then proceed to give a monologue on the answer. Isn't the point to engage the guest to provide his unique insights?
You had me until you bashed me.. 5:43 feminist propaganda
We must understand thay we must completely unwire our minds and that's a lot of work but we have to do it both self work and community work and see honest talks like this can be a tool within this process of healing 🖤 much love my black fam🖤 this too shall pass but not without us doing our mental healing.
Bro you were in the hood. You represent the low income or “area” Tariq is talking about. We have a middle class we have an upper class as well. You feeding the narrative of Chicago or black on black crime. No. Your personal experience in “the hood” is irrelevant. You yourself was a product of the environment they created.
Just like Stephen A Smith saying that NBA sources says Jaylen Brown is not marketable.
I hear straight through yall
Beautiful
Holdin is a white man.Tariq on point as ALWAYS.
The problem is called programming
From t.v to movies
And you wonder what's the problem
Definitely apart of it. I was a gangsta rapper so I definitely contributed to it.
He Said when I was in the hood the biggest threat was someone who look like me...smh uhh who else you expect to be in the hood
The main issue is that we do not control any land. Land create freedom. If we do not own our land politically, economically, socially, educationally then we have no real power. Other folks who migrate to America has a country of origin that is owned by their ethnicity. We as black Americans don't own or control any land militarily in Africa or America.
Why didn't the black lady speak on black women problems as freely as black men problems? This is why women voices should be second guessed because they're very bias.
1st Dammit
Maslow’s Hierarchy of life explains that unless basic needs are met, a person can not develop a higher purpose. The struggle stops development mentally
Less than 1% boy.
I know exactly why WS pushin this global citizen channel .
6:48 good reply. because people always try to make it seem like Black people are doing something that is exclusive to black people. and thats completely false. the things u think black people do the most are things that are being done by millions within every culture on this planet. yet when we're analyzed, we tend to be OVER analyzed. and the purpose of the over analyzation is to make black people seem interior to other groups. when that pov are spewed by people who are black themselves, its a bad look.
Btw, the Sista said Black Men keep sleeping around and making kids that they dont want to be bothered with. And despite this being bad behavior, its a behavior that we know many men will continue to have for a long time. But when u examine the follow up for that situation, at what point do u hold the woman accountable as well? Because for the most part, most of the people born in the USA, over the last 50+ years are mostly here because of a final decision that was made by a woman. If she didnt want to have the baby, she could go get rid of it and the clinic wont even ask for the Fathers opinion; despite the child belonging to Father just as much as the Mother. At what point will Women pay attention to the red flags, that many men usually show waaaayyy before a baby is created/born, then start to adjust their standard/make better final decisions?
My response to her. They can't make em by themselves😮 Do your homework on that man. keep your legs closed.
To speak in a general sense, I think the reason why that propaganda is pushed heavy is because it generates money as well as, on a macro level, is a means of cultural and social engineering to herd society in a specific direction. Think is knocking one domino over and it knocks the rest over. It promotes a very circular train of thought aimed at black people to internalize these type of narratives and to manifest them via actions. Control the image control the narrative control the mind. That’s what makes this stuff potentially dangerous.
Lil Court n his daughter R Super duper LAMES....Thats why i dont watch 'em
Thank you for tappin in and leaving multiple comments on different interviews. Your engagement is much appreciated 😎
Hit dogs holler! Thanks for tappin in! 😂😂
How old are yall. Yall look the same age.
New Subscriber. Keep the videos coming.
I heard NO WISDOM