Ryli

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Ryli

Ryli

@liam_7757

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England, United Kingdom Katılım Aralık 2025
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Ryli@liam_7757·
@Doorfmouse8944 @_StillTheShawn Rihanna could be touring for 365 days straight if she wanted to but she don’t need to because she makes more money selling Fenty…. Because she’s bigger than Beyoncé
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RathaNotOkieeDokie@Doorfmouse8944·
@liam_7757 @_StillTheShawn So she sold a little more than Beyonce ...big deal ... Beyonce is still one of the best selling artists also ! Who cares if she has more monthly listeners or streams , when that's not helping her with her touring numbers and grossing ( where the real money is )
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Your Hair Shorter Than Mines@_StillTheShawn·
First of all, we're not African American, we're Black Americans, or FBA for short. Secondly the most popular NYC artists have always been FBA. Biggie doesn't negate that.
Emmanuel Kusi@kusdadon45

@_StillTheShawn Most popular nyc artist overtime weren’t African American. Also a boogie is a NY star and he’s African American

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Ryli@liam_7757·
@haydenjamal It’s like you saying the Jackson 5 created the H to the Izzo beat because Kanye sampled it.
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Hayden Jamal@haydenjamal·
@liam_7757 No it was NOT. We were breaking WELL BEFORE HE CAME. Your a super NOVICE at this.. James Brown got his shit from his drummers, the ohio players, Larry Graham, LESLIE YOUNG, Charlie Parker, Dizzie Gilespy, etc niggas like that. If anyone gets the credit, it's THEM.
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Ryli@liam_7757·
@Doorfmouse8944 @_StillTheShawn Rihanna sold more records, has more monthly listeners, has more songs with over a billion streams, looked better in their primes, didn’t bleach her skin Hold that
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RathaNotOkieeDokie@Doorfmouse8944·
@liam_7757 @_StillTheShawn That still doesn't mean she's bigger than Beyonce....sorry . 🤣😩🥴 Not only is Beyonce a best selling musician, she's also one of the most acclaimed ones by peers and fans, one of the most awarded ones, and one of the highest grossing touring artists.
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Ryli@liam_7757·
@haydenjamal The breakbeat was sampled and extended from James Brown by Kool Herc.
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Hayden Jamal@haydenjamal·
@liam_7757 The breakbeat was done by JAMES BROWN sir. Breaking was WAY way wayyyyyy before herc came along. We were breaking on soul and funk records dude.
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Hayden Jamal@haydenjamal·
@liam_7757 No, you don't understand or comprehend nothing. The sound speakers don't do anything to contribute. Its COSMETIC. The music and grooves and culture were all established WELL BEFORE herc. Speakers were well established in house and rock and roll music before hip hop was created
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Ryli@liam_7757·
@haydenjamal Contradicted yourself there didn’t ya. You say he brought big sound system culture to hip hop and then say he didn’t bring anything new. Didn’t he pioneer the breakbeat loop which is the backbone of hip hop or is that another conspiracy?
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Hayden Jamal@haydenjamal·
@liam_7757 He's recognized as someone who brought in big sound systems and made that a thing in hip hop. THATS IT. he didn't bring anything new to hip hop at ALL. Hip hop was moving and grooving well before he came.
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Ryli@liam_7757·
@BotFinderUK People of colour Muslims LGBTQ Liberals Women The working class People on benefits. Pretty much in that exact order with 1 & 2 being interchangeable
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Ryli@liam_7757·
@haydenjamal Okay so even though he is often recognised as a pioneer in the genre the actual truth is he had no contribution whatsoever? Got it.
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Hayden Jamal@haydenjamal·
@liam_7757 A Jamaican didn't help create shit. He didn't bring nothing to hip hop that wasn't already there. And most of these genres take their inspiration from black American genres
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Sneakfreak@sn3ak3rtweak3r·
@ChipGotIt_ Central cee got these boys acting crazy in the uk! That cosplaying shit dead soon as they step on U.S soil.
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Chip 🍪@ChipGotIt_·
A video was posted on TikTok of Marlon getting pressed in London 😳
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Ryli@liam_7757·
@allaboutsoul15 @DonOneThe If you are born and assimilated into a culture then you can’t imitate it, you participate in it. calling it “imitation” implies they’re not authentic members of that culture.
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BigBA.@allaboutsoul15·
@liam_7757 @DonOneThe influence, because of his emulation of BA culture specifically. based off our music. Always. You should care about the largest Dancehall female artist but you don’t. And Big was emulating BA music as well. Not “Caribbeans.” He used like 8 JA words lol. All BA swag and verbiage.
SOULBLACK@BlackPowerBA

This is false. I don’t know where you got he information from. Link the songs with that flow of JA artist cadence you’re talking about. JA artist got toasting from BAs. And Biggies cadence comes from Black American jazz and Bebop drumming….from his doc…

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Ryli@liam_7757·
@allaboutsoul15 @DonOneThe You just want to belittle his influence because he’s not Black American. He is of Caribbean consent just like the most successful female rapper in Hip-Hop. One of the biggest rappers of the 90s And the biggest black female artist in the world.
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BigBA.@allaboutsoul15·
@liam_7757 @DonOneThe Switch that, Black American music/rhythms pioneered and facilitated toasting, and Soundsystem culture in JA, and are at the root of JA music and culture. A Jamaican that assimilated to BA culture and didn’t add any JA cultural aspects joined in with originators, BAs in hip hop.
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BigBA.@allaboutsoul15·
@liam_7757 @DonOneThe Why haven’t you responded to this?
BigBA.@allaboutsoul15

@liam_7757 Lmao, nah. And Jamaicans got the idea to toast by listening to Black Americans….there would literally be no toasting in JA if it weren’t for Black Americans rapping in records since the blues days…I k is this fact eats yall up. Because you guys don’t research. Coxsone Dodd….

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BigBA.@allaboutsoul15·
@liam_7757 @DonOneThe But you said I was trying to claim ownership of those genres by saying Black American music culture directly influenced them. But you snuck in herc at the end of your OP to act as if Hip Hop comes from JA culture and stated rap was influenced influenced by Jamaicans(toasting)
Ryli@liam_7757

@allaboutsoul15 Trying to claim ownership over these genres is desperate. Afrobeats is distinctly Nigerian and Dancehall is distinctly Jamaican. No listens to those genres and thinks “black American”

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Ryli@liam_7757·
@allaboutsoul15 @DonOneThe I said a Jamaican helped make hip hop and that’s not a lie. Or is Kool Herc black American now?
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BigBA.@allaboutsoul15·
@liam_7757 @DonOneThe He’s not adding, or utilizing anything from JA at the origins of hip hop then you can’t claim JA culture has any bearing on the creation of hip hop. He joined doing graffiti, before his party. You said Jamaicans influenced rap and then found out JAs got the idea toast by BAs.
SOULBLACK@BlackPowerBA

@HaxForFood @ZSickmind @mamuragen1 @TAZUTRA @FBASoulja1 This isn’t true, and def wasn’t true at the origins of Hip Hop. All rooted in Black American culture. Y’all keep leaving out Coke La Rock, Flowers, Pete Jones and Mario. And y’all keep showing that flyer, which has been recently debunked. Herc even says it really “began” in 70

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BigBA.@allaboutsoul15·
@liam_7757 @DonOneThe An assimilated Jamaican that was infatuated with and emulating Black American music, participated in pioneering hip hop party culture in the early 70s , with the majority of Black Americans who birthed hip hop in the late 60s. nothing to do with Jamaican culture or Jamaica.
SOULBLACK@BlackPowerBA

First off, Kool Herc is a legend no denying his contribution He is a Jamaican migrant who assimilated into Black American culture and was heavily influenced by it. No one really knew he was Jamaican, only a few people, as he states here. He was only playing Black American record.

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