London: Another Somali youth stabbed to death

[PosH]

[quote="Advocatar"]where's Posh at talking about london is the best place for somali youths, liqaaye you'll need some serious help down there.


R.I.P Axmed.[/quote]

Dude, street violence happens everywhere. Like I said, you just need to be an active parent.

Anyway, Ilahey ha uu naxaristo.

[#1baller]

[quote="Alluring"]



"When were we slaved by Arabs? Oh I am sorry you always use that poor excuse, but never have evidence to back it up."

You already know the answer to that question? How did you become Muslims? And don't give me that proverbial...islam wasn't forced on us. it was something that was given to us and we freely accepted it."


"You always have your saggy balls talking for you."

If this is any indication of you trynna be a comedienne. It's whack.

[Alluring]

Baller

Islam was not spread by slavery, but by ways and traveling. No Arab or any other man would be able to hold a Somali down. It is a known fact.

So using a religion followed by 1.5 billion people as an example. should not be instrumental in your little so called discussions.

But riddle me this, how can an Indian (from Asia) mix with a slaved Jamaican and wetback Latino?

[#1baller]

[quote="neocon_2007"]


"Hip hop industry is a negligible segment in the market sale of these products. Some have been in existance for over a century, but its no biggie admitting AAs are a slave to labels even placing products in there videos."

Glad you actually used ur brain and figured that out. Its exactly the point that i was trynna drive home wit u. Its called getting a slice of hip hop industry sales by major corporation(s).

Its not being a slave to anything. Its just good business practice that companies in white corporate America are trynna tap into. The Hip Hop industry is a billion dollar industry. I studied Business Administration and Marketing in college. I know what I'm talking bout.


"Those products want no affiliation with AAs and there target arent AAs."

Please direct me to where any major producer of spirits have publicly indicated that they want no affiliation with their product being mentioned in tha hip hop industry.

Then show me where that major corporation sued a record label or any person for doing so.


"Baller if "Somalis" consume these products its not because of AA influence, some arent even worth glorify mid level drink like bacardi. The mind of u ppl, u guys just lack a culture thats all. Drinking and smoking are the positives what high culture to be apart of"

Bruh,

Your lack of education level is showing here. Tha Hip Hop industry is geared towards a young demographic in America. Middleclass whites are the ones that mainly support the industry. Most corporations target tha younger demographic simply because they increase their profits at a tremendous rate. Its not African-American to smoke and drink but if the industry promotes?advocates people smoking and drankin certain products at a club what do you think will happen?

[Alluring]

blah blah blah, baller. Stop trying glorying the actions of what your monkey cohorts do.

Hip Hop is not even profited by the hip hop artists. The MASTER controls the revenues and is the one who signs their checks. Since most them don't know basic mathematics or common sense.

[#1baller]

[quote="Alluring"]Baller

Islam was not spread by slavery, but by ways and traveling. No Arab or any other man would be able to hold a Somali down. It is a known fact.

So all somalis suddenly woke up one day and decided....hey I wanna be muslim?

You must really think I'm Micheal Ital or some other idiot on this site.


"So using a religion followed by 1.5 billion people as an example. should not be instrumental in your little so called discussions."

Why are you detracting from it when its true? Are you ashamed of the facts?


"But riddle me this, how can an Indian (from Asia) mix with a slaved Jamaican and wetback Latino?"

Umnnnn. People of East Indian descent are tha largest ethnic group outside of blacks livin in Jamaica. There's about roughly 70-90,000 Jamaicans of East Indian descent living in Jamaica alone, not to mention the ones living in the US.

And get your facts right...my dad isn't mixed Jamaican and Latino. He's 100% full latino born on tha South American continent. My folks met in America, fell in love, got married and had kids. It's that simple.

[Alluring]

Why must you indicate to us that they were in love? Is it to shine light the situation that you weren't a bastard like 95% of your people?

What you need to do for us all here is rap and make us some tacos. If you can't follow that routine, I say take those dirty timberland boots and get the STEPPIN'.

[#1baller]

[quote="Alluring"]

"blah blah blah, baller. Stop trying glorying the actions of what your monkey cohorts do.'

First sign of inferiority is to try and denounce the success of others.


"Hip Hop is not even profited by the hip hop artists. The MASTER controls the revenues and is the one who signs their checks. Since most them don't know basic mathematics or common sense."

Show me the stats that support your findings. Aren't there more record labels owned by blacks who have also had creative control in promoting, marketing and distribution of their product?

I suggest you read up more on what is currently occurring with black enterprise in America.

[neocon_2007]

[quote="#1baller"][quote="neocon_2007"]


"Hip hop industry is a negligible segment in the market sale of these products. Some have been in existance for over a century, but its no biggie admitting AAs are a slave to labels even placing products in there videos."

Glad you actually used ur brain and figured that out. Its exactly the point that i was trynna drive home wit u. Its called getting a slice of hip hop industry sales by major corporation(s).

Its not being a slave to anything. Its just good business practice that companies in white corporate America are trynna tap into. The Hip Hop industry is a billion dollar industry. I studied Business Administration and Marketing in college. I know what I'm talking bout.


"Those products want no affiliation with AAs and there target arent AAs."

Please direct me to where any major producer of spirits have publicly indicated that they want no affiliation with their product being mentioned in tha hip hop industry.

Then show me where that major corporation sued a record label or any person for doing so.


"Baller if "Somalis" consume these products its not because of AA influence, some arent even worth glorify mid level drink like bacardi. The mind of u ppl, u guys just lack a culture thats all. Drinking and smoking are the positives what high culture to be apart of"

Bruh,

Your lack of education level is showing here. Tha Hip Hop industry is geared towards a young demographic in America. Middleclass whites are the ones that mainly support the industry. Most corporations target tha younger demographic simply because they increase their profits at a tremendous rate. Its not African-American to smoke and drink but if the industry promotes?advocates people smoking and drankin certain products at a club what do you think will happen?[/quote]

Lack of education

Lesson



Corporate America= White America

"Hip-hop" artists do not receive a dime from "product placement", they just dont have the mental capacity to realize that "shouting" out a name on a record wont get them shi.t. The dont wheel enough to make an attempt to sit with the VP of Coca cola and Heneesy and say they want a slice in sales every time "Henessy and Coke" is used in a record.


These othere high end products are associated with "moving up", the jones so these artists have the gratification of being perceived as wealthy by mentioning them.

What multi-billion dollar corporation whether beverage or other would target or sue a single/multi "major record label". Theres no logic to that scenario trying to prove that Hip-Hop artists are making a huge impact and contribution to the sale of there products. If I had an established brand I wouldnt fock with something ghetto

[paidmonk]

EWWWW #1baller, your location is SOOOO GAY!!!!

[#1baller]

[quote="Alluring"]

Why must you indicate to us that they were in love? Is it to shine light the situation that you weren't a bastard like 95% of your people?

You asked how the union of two different ethicities came about and I gave you the shortened version. What are you complaining about now.


"What you need to do for us all here is rap and make us some tacos. If you can't follow that routine, I say take those dirty timberland boots and get the STEPPIN'."

Okay I'll rap for you. Lemme know when ur ready.

[Alluring]

Perhaps you my dear need to read on your people's business. 90% of the Music label is not OWNED or RUN by blacks, but by your MASTER. It is a market technique used since slavery. Show the product to individuals, let product work until their dry of tears, and hands are bloody with pain.

while the Master sits comfortably, making more money without lifting a finger. This is what happens when there is a lack of education and most importantly wits.

[#1baller]

[quote="neocon_2007"]


"Corporate America= White America"

Thank you for repeating what I've said over and over again.


"Hip-hop" artists do not receive a dime from "product placement", they just dont have the mental capacity to realize that "shouting" out a name on a record wont get them shi.t."

Do you have overwhelming proof that record labels and artists alike aren't financially compensated for promoting a particular product?

Do you review legal contracts in the entertainment industry? Stop talkin out of your a$$ and show me proof.



"These othere high end products are associated with "moving up", the jones so these artists have the gratification of being perceived as wealthy by mentioning them."


That is your opinion, but you don't have a clue bout how tha industry works now do you?


"What multi-billion dollar corporation whether beverage or other would target or sue a single/multi "major record label". Theres no logic to that scenario trying to prove that Hip-Hop artists are making a huge impact and contribution to the sale of there products."


Its called royalties. Here in America, if you use someone's name illegally or put your face on their product without their knowledge or permission, you will be taken to civil court. You simply cannot do that. Its alot different here than it is in Canada.


'If I had an established brand I wouldnt fock with something ghetto"[/quote]

Not if you can increase your profits by tappin into a strong market.

[#1baller]

[quote="Alluring"]

Perhaps you my dear need to read on your people's business. 90% of the Music label is not OWNED or RUN by blacks, but by your MASTER. It is a market technique used since slavery. Show the product to individuals, let product work until their dry of tears, and hands are bloody with pain.

Lets see the burden off proof on that. I don't settle for hear say cuz it mean shiit to me.


"while the Master sits comfortably, making more money without lifting a finger. This is what happens when there is a lack of education and most importantly wits."

In a nutshhell, you've just described a capitalist economy and an example of what occurs in it regardless of race color or creed.

[neocon_2007]

[quote="#1baller"][quote="neocon_2007"]


"Corporate America= White America"

Thank you for repeating what I've said over and over again.


"Hip-hop" artists do not receive a dime from "product placement", they just dont have the mental capacity to realize that "shouting" out a name on a record wont get them shi.t."

Do you have a overwhelming proof that record labels and artists alike aren't financially compensated for promoting a particular product?

Do you review legal contracts in the entertainment industry? Stop talkin out of your a$$ and show me proof.



"These othere high end products are associated with "moving up", the jones so these artists have the gratification of being perceived as wealthy by mentioning them."


That is your opinion, but you don't have a clue bout how tha industry works now do you?


"What multi-billion dollar corporation whether beverage or other would target or sue a single/multi "major record label". Theres no logic to that scenario trying to prove that Hip-Hop artists are making a huge impact and contribution to the sale of there products."


Its called royalties. Here in America, if you use someone's name illegally or put your face on their product without their knowledge you will be taken to civil court. You simply cannot do that. Its alot different here than it is in Canada.


'If I had an established brand I wouldnt fock with something ghetto"[/quote]

Not if you can increase your profits by tappin into a strong market.[/quote]


Kid, I know for a fact D4L didnt receive a "royalty checks" for the "laffy Taffy" song


Who are u kidding, these artists straight from Compton wouldnt know the difference from a labels "advance" to banking off by coincedently mentioning Air force 1s 350 times in a track. Your saying all these hip-hop artists just happen to take a crash course in mrketing 101 thats why majority of them get pimped and left high and dry after there contract runs out.


Maybach, Ferrari, Lambos and mid-level Cadis, Mercedes, BMW probably wouldnt want to align themselves with "Hip-hop" on a mainstream level, besides the little campaigns they run with larger established artists, 50, Snoop, Diddy even then u got TI endorsing Ford

Simple recording artists that are not HEAVY WEIGHTS rarely ever receive major endorsement deals. Edorsements deals are not a primary focus with new artists and there labels especially hip-hop. Mainstream hip-hop glorifies luxury goods nothing bad about being a slave to items u never had and being able to afford them or make it seem that way.

Proof is not needed its evident if ur giving the powerless hip-hop artists more power then what they have then its u whose being fooled.

WTF does reviewing legal documents in entertainment have to do with the typical mind set of a Hip-Hop artists shouting out other peoples products and not receiveing "royalties" from it.