Al Sharpton’s love-hate relationship with Hip Hop
Depending on the day of the week, Al Sharpton is either an advocate for hiphop or public enemy #1…he explains his side of the story.
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Marie: WHAAAAAAAATTT!!!! First off, I thought all the ladies on the show had gag orders, and weren’t aloud to...
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Pro: Ok… i can dig dat, I wasnt feeling him on the he was getten at the companies bit(cop out)… We need...
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On March 26, 2009 at 7:47 pmOk… i can dig dat, I wasnt feeling him on the he was getten at the companies bit(cop out)… We need to be getten at these artist who dont understand how much damage they doing to the people and crushen these artist who dont care…
I did feel him bout sustaining the heat you recieve for speaking out against all the negativity in the hip hop community and was loven the way Ny showed respect to what it takes to commit your life to serving people.
Im not a fan of old al sharpton. I do respect his works not so much the motive to his works. I do acknowledge he has done more than i regarless of his motives and this was the Best interview Ive seen with sharpton ever in my opinion.