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The biggest coon gathering in hip hop history

Postby stillmatic » May 1st, '11, 05:31

Has there ever been a bigger coon gathering than the collection of coons present in this video.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Mv5d5RTJpQ

I just sat through all of that, and I was trying to see the whole time who would actually listen and like that.

All that was missing was Puffy and the 3 big YM coons.

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Re: The biggest coon gathering in hip hop history

Postby FreeSpeech » May 1st, '11, 05:37

Ummmmm, either you have no clue what Coon means or you're a racist asshole. So either way, you're stupid.
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Re: The biggest coon gathering in hip hop history

Postby stillmatic » May 1st, '11, 05:42

Last time I checked I've been black my entire life.

The above morons have proven themselves to be coons of the highest order, with endless coonery acts.

Coons are those in the black community who continue to perpetuate the stereotypes of blacks held. The video represents the largest number of coons present in the one video in hip hop history.
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Re: The biggest coon gathering in hip hop history

Postby FreeSpeech » May 1st, '11, 05:50

stillmatic wrote:Last time I checked I've been black my entire life.

The above morons have proven themselves to be coons of the highest order, with endless coonery acts.

Coons are those in the black community who continue to perpetuate the stereotypes of blacks held.

-This is one of the few dope Khaled songs
-Everyone came dope in that track except Waka, Birdman, and Khaled
-They aren't even all black, Khaled is Arabic, Joe is Hispanic
-The lyrics aren't even ignorant, relative to lots of rap. It's pretty much just flex verses.
-You're saying Luda, Busta, and Bun B are coons and morons?
-This is a stupid topic, needlesly calling out a whole race, I don't care if you're black or not.
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Re: The biggest coon gathering in hip hop history

Postby stillmatic » May 1st, '11, 06:05

- If you think this is remotely anywhere near the definition of dope music, you are trolling or on dope.
- As above.
- They're all apart of black culture, and either way as for Joe, he is "black", Puerto Ricans always have been.
- Not talking about this song specifically (even though the lyrics are shit), just the mere fact that it's the largest coon collection in a song probably ever.
- Luda is a coon. As is Busta. Bun and Jada are probably the only ones who escape with any dignity.
- When there is a large gathering of morons who embarrass my race, I call them out, just as any self respecting black person would do. It's what we need to do, so as to stop the spread of the coonery disease.

The Khaled videos have all been acts of coonery. The video below is the anti-coon when it comes to hip hop.

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Re: The biggest coon gathering in hip hop history

Postby FreeSpeech » May 1st, '11, 06:15

stillmatic wrote:- If you think this is remotely anywhere near the definition of dope music, you are trolling or on dope.
- As above.
- They're all apart of black culture, and either way as for Joe, he is "black", Puerto Ricans always have been.
- Not talking about this song specifically (even though the lyrics are shit), just the mere fact that it's the largest coon collection in a song probably ever.
- Luda is a coon. As is Busta. Bun and Jada are probably the only ones who escape with any dignity.
- When there is a large gathering of morons who embarrass my race, I call them out, just as any self respecting black person would do. It's what we need to do, so as to stop the spread of the coonery disease.

I'm not saying this was some lyrical masterpiece, but the flows and deliveries were dope. I feel like you're either hacked or just giving up on contributing, because making a post to solely highlight issues in the black community is stupid and does nothing but to make it look worse. Nothing in this song is worthy of posting it and calling the rappers in it a racial slur. You could do it with hundreds of videos, thousands.

I'm not saying ignore problems, but just calling them coons does nothing. Why not post GOOD examples and suggest other rappers emulate what is said in them?

And no, a "self respecting black person" wouldn't do this. What, you want me to get a pic of that Bed Intruder dude Antoine whatever and start a thread saying, "Damn, we'z a buncha dum niggaz ain't we?" No, that's stupid.

I'm done here, this s a stupid, negative topic.
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Re: The biggest coon gathering in hip hop history

Postby Master_Percussionist » May 1st, '11, 06:15

stillmatic wrote:- If you think this is remotely anywhere near the definition of dope music, you are trolling or on dope.
- As above.
- They're all apart of black culture, and either way as for Joe, he is "black", Puerto Ricans always have been.
- Not talking about this song specifically (even though the lyrics are shit), just the mere fact that it's the largest coon collection in a song probably ever.
- Luda is a coon. As is Busta. Bun and Jada are probably the only ones who escape with any dignity.
- When there is a large gathering of morons who embarrass my race, I call them out, just as any self respecting black person would do. It's what we need to do, so as to stop the spread of the coonery disease.

The Khaled videos have all been acts of coonery. The video below is the anti-coon when it comes to hip hop.



This thread name is unacceptable and I don't care if you're black. Sure that music has a powerful message but it's ridiculously corny and with poor rapping backing it up. Don't be ignorant and throw around racial slurs, which also perpetuates a certain stigma associated with the race.

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Re: The biggest coon gathering in hip hop history

Postby stillmatic » May 1st, '11, 06:22

Actually my intentions when posting this thread had nothing to do with race, most of the people here are white, so what do I get out of insulting my own race and discussing it with non-blacks?

I just used the word coon because it was the first word that popped to my head when trying to describe the large number of wack rappers present in the Khaled video.

This isn't a race issue at all. The only reason my point regarding exposing coons and highlighting coonery came out is because you questioned my original post so I had to explain myself.

The point of this thread really is - has there ever been a bigger number of wack rappers present in one video. And also on the low how fucking shit is this song?
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Re: The biggest coon gathering in hip hop history

Postby FreeSpeech » May 1st, '11, 06:27

stillmatic wrote:Actually my intentions when posting this thread had nothing to do with race, most of the people here are white, so what do I get out of insulting my own race and discussing it with non-blacks?

I just used the word coon because it was the first word that popped to my head when trying to describe the large number of wack rappers present in the Khaled video.

This isn't a race issue at all. The only reason my point regarding exposing coons and highlighting coonery came out is because you questioned my original post so I had to explain myself.

The point of this thread really is - has there ever been a bigger number of wack rappers present in one video. And also on the low how fucking shit is this song?

Coon is 100% a derogatory term for black people, just like no one would call anyone but a Hispanic a spic. N igger has come to be used for other races, Coon no.

You say it's not a race issue, then why did you explicitly call out he black community idiot?

And if that was the point of your thread, why not just say "Damn, look at all these wack ignorant rappers"?
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Re: The biggest coon gathering in hip hop history

Postby stillmatic » May 1st, '11, 06:44

I really think you just want to get into an argument.

Coon is a derogatory word against black people, yes. However the word coon has been used by black people for as long as I remember to highlight those in the black community who perpetuate black stereotypes in mainstream America.

Some of our best scholars and philosophers recognize the point, that is why the definition of 'coon' has been changed since the days of it referring to 'barracoon'. People like Cornell West have stated this point too, suggesting it is now a time for the black community to expose acts of coonery so the black community understands what is right or wrong, and no longer allow coons to escape. Read the award winning book The African-American Century by Cornell West if you still don't understand.

In the video below, Spike Lee does what I did in my OP when speaking about Tyler Perry's movies.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ciwhh3fB6vE

Is Spike Lee also calling out the black community? Is he also a self hating n1gger?

Bring on the insults, I don't care, but don't question my understanding of the history and issues of my own community especially when you know barely anything about me.
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Re: The biggest coon gathering in hip hop history

Postby FreeSpeech » May 1st, '11, 06:48

stillmatic wrote:I really think you just want to get into an argument.

Says the dude who just wrote an essay...

I understand everything you're saying. All I'm saying is this is a stupid, pointlessly negative topic. You yourself said this forum is a white majority, what purpose does this topic have? And you didn't address what I said:
And if that was the point of your thread, why not just say "Damn, look at all these wack ignorant rappers"?
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Re: The biggest coon gathering in hip hop history

Postby stillmatic » May 1st, '11, 06:58

There's a difference in having a debate and starting an argument. I feel as if you just wanted to start an argument over something that is at the very worst a simple misunderstanding that can easily be recognized quickly.

I did address that as well, I quite clearly said that my point was that. However, I think it's obvious given the type of person I am, the first thing that popped to my head was the word coon when watching that video. I don't think there's much doubt it would have been better to use the words you wrote in the thread title.

But don't go around trying to practically call me a racist or that I'm calling out the black community or start questioning my respect or understanding of the issues in the black community. Because you got nothing but stupid accusations.
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