You can never un-kill someone and you can never un-fuck someone... Remember that shit folks

@TheRoplo1

9 жыл бұрын

vernon ward man,realest shit i've heard today

@KingCajete

9 жыл бұрын

vernon ward What did he mean by un-fuck? Like fucking someone over? Fucking someone over is kinda subjective, it's not a black and white, positive/negative thing. There are blurred lines and lots of grey areas, many ways to perceive what one might consider being fucked over. Right?

@baevere

9 жыл бұрын

***** I think he's referring to rape by mentioning "un-fuck"

@ivanduvok

9 жыл бұрын

***** Which guy thinks he's smart?

@ivanduvok

9 жыл бұрын

I think he is fairly relevant. He's one of those who can bridge street values with some level of knowledge. How many guys in hiphop or connected to the street can elucidate themselves in any pertinent fashion? Very few..they seem to be either one or the other. The only person well versed on different topics when it comes to social issues that I can recall off the top is KRS One.

Immortal Technique (among others) scare those that are stuck in cronyism, and people that are creating dissension. Its hard work doing good work. Never forget that.

you dont just hear immortal technique speaking.. you actually feel him man. i admit i never heard of him before a week ago, then i listened his track 'dancing with the devil' that track is so good, it opened my eyes and heart. this man is a living legend!

This dudes facial expression is permanently stuck on INTIMIDATING. He always looks pissed off. He just became one of my favorite Rappers in 2014.

@SloMo7

10 жыл бұрын

na thas jus NY right there

@gtg309v

4 жыл бұрын

You just got conditioned by seeing people constantly give fake smiles for no apparent reason.

@Jonnhy_24

4 жыл бұрын

May be late for you, but for u and anyone who like Immorta tech, check out K-Rino!! as well, is the rappper with more albums, and has songs with tech!

@elhorrendo7026

3 ай бұрын

NO! Tech has heart. He has a heart full of love. He has PASSION! THAT IS NOT ANGER OR AGGRESSION! You don't understand passion. I'm a working class white boy. When I talk about sociopolitical or geopolitical issues, I have the same feeling; I don't look in the mirror, but I imagine I look like tech when I talk about the same things. You are confused. You need to read and to learn.

Immortal technique is awesome

@adventuresofkulderzipken1108

4 жыл бұрын

Eyoo, look who lingered in the comment section 6 years ago ;p keep doing what you do, man

Yes! Speak the truth, every word makes sense. More people need to hear this man.

I'm white, and I feel this dude in everything he says. Tech is one of the few rappers I can still listen to and enjoy. He's an intelligent dude, and everything he says is logical and makes sense. He sees shit that other people make themselves blind to. And I respect him for that.

his english made me go to college

Hiphop =Higher Infinite Power Healing Our People

@what8139

5 жыл бұрын

Holy shit

@wandabhala8516

4 жыл бұрын

I'm taking this acronym

@antonkomaroov9083

4 жыл бұрын

Immortal technique is a good guy 😀

@blazing_pyro67

4 жыл бұрын

R.A.P.P.I.N.G. Real Artists Power People Imposters Never Guide

Well spoken by one of the only true MCs left in the game today.

@Borderlands808

8 жыл бұрын

+BRACHACHAS Soulja Boy is a true MC too!

@danieltucker9118

8 жыл бұрын

Love Em but, seriously..............

@ivi16bulletrain15

8 жыл бұрын

Nice Troll

@henryovalles7311

7 жыл бұрын

BRACHACHAS CAN'T BELIVE I NEVER HEARD ABOUT I MORTAL TECHNIQUE TILL NOW WTF WOW

He's right about the racist bit. I'm black and I've been called racist for being against racial profiling. If that's not a clear indication of how stupid and fucked up America is I don't know what is.

@Charles-tt3dr

9 жыл бұрын

cabalofdemons Same here! I was called racist for pointing out the schools to prison pipeline that started back in the 1970's when the public school systems created Special Ed classes for young black children. *When people in the dominant society call you a racist that's because they don't have any critical thinking skills. Everytime one of these Caucasians call me a racist i ask them to give me the definition of a racist & not one of them could give me a straight answer!

@cabalofdemons

9 жыл бұрын

Charles 91771 Exactly. It's interesting how some white people will accuse of using the "race card" but then turn right around and raise it against us. In order for America to be post-racial, it must be post-racist. And it's unfortunate that so many are reluctant to face their prejudices and come to terms that they benefit from privilege.

@Charles-tt3dr

9 жыл бұрын

cabalofdemons Brother well said!!

@GrammerOfficer

9 жыл бұрын

You have to look at the crime statistics though no matter how much you don't want to. I'm white/latino i understand that racial profiling is a bit f'd up but just look...

@cabalofdemons

9 жыл бұрын

Stevenson Holt Most crime is intra-racial and whites are far more likely to commit crimes against other whites and blacks against blacks. Instead of saying 'black crime is out of control" you never hear about the outrageous murder rate by whites against whites. 84% of whites murdered in 2012 were killed by other whites. Yet, you don't hear the media saying "white on white" crime is out of control. Hell, look at the Pumpkin Festival Riots in New Hampshire a few days ago. They rioted and it was seen as rowdy, when blacks in Ferguson protested, they called in SWAT and set off tear gas.

I didn´t know this rapper. I´m new on rap. But this is exacly what I was looking for: an independent rapper with a political message.

@Random-bj3gf

8 жыл бұрын

+McArio1 his tracks are hard

@canadabiss

8 жыл бұрын

+McArio1 East coast avengers

@Pazzoal

8 жыл бұрын

+McArio1 You should give Lowkey a try.

@Gosseyn00

8 жыл бұрын

a political message lol? his understanding of the things he preaches about is similar to a 13 year old who watches the news occasionally after school... immortal technique probably watched Fahrenheit 9/11 and now he thinks he's malcolm x

@specturr

6 жыл бұрын

Immortal Tech is awesome. I have another one for you his name is Krs one he's one of the original rappers from the 70's he is also an independent artist who's full of insight and knowledge.

I love how Immortal Technique is so raw and humble, deffinitely one of the realest. People like him is what it will take for change!

@garbagekingjunkremovalmilw9874

4 жыл бұрын

This brother has divine insight. Knowledge of SELF. Supreme mathematics God.

When you're exposed to the truth you have to change or die in your ignorance.

Always humble, always through, always insightful and full of knowledge, understanding and wisdom. Immortal has always been a pleasure to listen to.

In other words.. "Success is not defined by what you have gained, but by what you had to sacrifice to get there"....... that is fucking cool! Love immortal technique

Wisdom coming from one of the best! Immortal Tech eliminates all these " MC'S "

@livewithjasonparker

10 жыл бұрын

I hope we exceeded your expectations with this interview, more to come! Thanks for your support.

@ironfist8632

9 жыл бұрын

Jason Parker Do you know about Gangstarr?

@luisgaray1521

7 жыл бұрын

+Iron Fist hell yeah rip guru

"How can you forgive someone that never said I'm sorry" HELL YEA!

" How can you forgive somebody who never has said they are sorry?" Very good interview...i'm sending this to my son to watch. Respect Immortal Tech...I learned a lot and I will start with my family as far as trying to make a difference.

Tech could talk about baking cookies and it would still be captivating and hype me up.

@jordanmcneil01

3 жыл бұрын

Tech should do a bit on baking cookies. I’d be in like Flynn

Enjoying the vibe on this one, keep it on fire!

amen brother, Immortal Technique is a true inspiration!

Thank you so much for this interveiw, I needed to see this!

si sickin tired of all these fake rappers, such ass lil wayne, drake iggy, the list goes on.

@LIVExLEARNxLOVE

9 жыл бұрын

immortal technique is right up there with those fake rappers you've been fooled lol

@jenseliasjaarvik592

9 жыл бұрын

Relly, a fake rapper, in which way

@jenseliasjaarvik592

9 жыл бұрын

*****​ Agreef

@LIVExLEARNxLOVE

9 жыл бұрын

Sergio Flores Navarro becasue they dont write their own shit. garb ass fake rapper bro.

@jenseliasjaarvik592

9 жыл бұрын

ho me god, u r really somethin huh

If you wanna know what hip hop is... Listen to Immortal Technique speak

"How can you forgive someone that never said I'm sorry." That needs to be sent to the rapper Common!

@Taxidermistification

9 жыл бұрын

anyah 101 Why?

@GeedanUK

9 жыл бұрын

Taxidermistification he made a rather odd speech on how we, as Black people, should forgot about the subjugation and savagery of Whites. He is what social scientist refer as toll-token.

@soulboy1968

9 жыл бұрын

yaya marie he's only made one half decent LP too. Joking aside I'm white, grew up in London but was very much part of the hip-hop, soul scene and thropugh my love of Curtis, Niina Simone etc have read a great deal on the civil rights struggle etc. What shocked me recently was watching the brilliant documentary, The House I Live In, about the totally pointless War On Drugs and it's repercussions. I found it staggering, maybe as a Brit where thank God we don't have things like 3 strikes and you're out. people (mainly black people and poor white people getting life for 3 counts of possession with no violent offenses. There were judges, prison officers, cops on it saying, it's crazy, unfair, ridiculous and it's jailing a generation. Seriously fucked up so I agree with you...it still goes on.

@Maimuna_joy

9 жыл бұрын

Andy Hinton great points!

@soulboy1968

9 жыл бұрын

yaya marie Thanks, have you seen that doc? Staggering stuff. And I never knew it was Clinton that introduced that crazy 3 strikes thing. Thought it made little difference here who you vote for but that really shocked me.

I love his passion, you can tell just how he talks that he's very serious about his life purpose.

I really enjoyed this conversation of Immortal Technique so honest and right to the point, but I have to say Jason Parker definitely has the skills to ask the right questions with great timing , a must watch!

I love listening to his interviews :)

This Person has such insight. The Creator is really working though him.

GREAT interview! Immortal Technique is so articulated and I got a lot of respect for his modesty & 'outspokeness'. GREAT interviewer aswell : )

He is Fearless! Viva Immortal Technique!

I'm loving this brotha!!! :-) LET THE TRUTH SET YOU FREE!!!

thanks Immortal, for reminding me of Stetsasonic. I miss those days. Stet on the record player, 1988... who stole the soul outta hip-hop?

@mezcalinho1

10 жыл бұрын

Word!

Felipe's words are like an emotional piece of music that brings tears to your eyes. That guy is such an inspirational figure.. Massive Respect brother :')

Great questions & responses ! Extremely enlightening

Immortal Technique continues to speak the truth.

Tech shits on all the rappers out now.

@TheShayaa

10 жыл бұрын

yes and thats because most of the young generations have learned to indulge in negativity and all sorts of things that are harmful to a peaceful way of life!!!!!!

@MrTehStrike

10 жыл бұрын

not all of them but a lot of them

@lofiloco

10 жыл бұрын

MrTehStrike The majority of them.

@MrTehStrike

10 жыл бұрын

lofiloco Yup

I've gained so much perspective by watching this man's interviews. Thanks Tech!

you give me strength to carry on tech. kno that!!! these words confirm all my beliefs (in particular wit that ending) it gave me shivers. thank you

i respect immortal technique so much!

immortal technique is the realist of the real

@krazykaz7451

7 жыл бұрын

Uncle Ruckus you should be saying the opposite 😂😂😂

@shamaniccolonic777

7 жыл бұрын

Mizuki -_ RIGHT?! 😂😂😂

this was an incredible interview great job to both of you

Great video!!! I think Oddisee would also be a great guest to have on the Jason Parker Live Show. Thanks for making of this video, a lot was touched upon and really hit me in the heart. Peace!

Mind was blown

@thefollowing8127

5 жыл бұрын

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This man is deep.

I have no words left to say, immortal just tells it all, great inspiration, thank god hes not mainstream

@romancamp

4 жыл бұрын

DjPollo0226 I wish he was he’s not mainstream for a reason. Grow up we aren’t crabs in a bucket we can all get out. Everyone needs to hear this

I thoroughly enjoyed this interview!!!

I love how Immortal Tech. cuts straight thru the bullshit - By minute 5 I was already being forced to confront THE biggest hurdles to MY own success,, name'dly and ashame'dly for me personally - drug dependencies and self-doubt

@jendoh3559

10 жыл бұрын

K,, so,, here's my little corner of retortionary soliloquies - a much underrated tool of fools imho .. So,, uhh,, Ok "Jen",, so gimme 2 months clean (or at very least the way-less filthy than the dumb as a brain full of bath-salts this weekend to heroin another weekend's lifetime of conveyer belt st8 of insightfully blurred vision).. And FUCK the excuse of you not needing opiates every month,, if ya ain't ya still just yo-yo between one drug or another,, in the process it's all the same in that whatever the attachment is, it detracts ya from your' dreams of boxing even moreso but it blurs your' artistic 'legacy'. And just because you/I ain't interested in the avacado$,, doesn't that make it even more glaringly obvious - you done fuckin up your' own self-made lifes barricades J.D - so huff up the last of your bath-salts, drink yah last whisky n coke and man the fuck-up. T.B.C right here, right next week - who gives a fuck nobody even reads this dust riddled footnote in a cyber-comments section? It doesn't make this self-promise just as relevant,, so yeah,, this is my spot, see ya,, eg. me next week (hopefully, with a little better I,S,L,A,M,, reporting from a better space than where my 'undo for self' heads at now) - peace

Excellent interview, Mr. Parker you did a fantastic job!

What a bright, cogent, lucid and honest brother of all humans he is. New eyes, new mind, new voice.

Good video!

@livewithjasonparker

10 жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching! Thank you for your support. More to come.

"All money is not good money," you wouldn't sell your mother for $100 and then go throwing it around in the club. (Immortal Technique).

Great interview man. Really good work.

I remember those days in L.A. back in the 80's. The cops were too afraid to show up and would come 3 hours later with a larger group of cops just to enter our neighborhoods. Cops being targeted once the essays found out where they lived.

Real recognize real!!

If I.T. signed with a label, then they would want him to not talk about the realness.

This man's brain is incredibly amazing. wish I had a teacher like this in college.

wow, what an inspiring interview, never a dull moment in a Technique interview

just stop us calling Latinos bro we are not Latinos not hispanics...mexicans , central americans and native americans using colonial terms ...we are one people indigenous pride ! indigenous land ! always will be..never forget 1492.

Truth! ☆☆★★

@arazjalal5595

10 жыл бұрын

i give him 10 stars :)

@sparten4life420

10 жыл бұрын

Araz Jalal ★★★★★★★★★★ it is!!!

excellent interview man, great questions. immortal is such a visionary and intellectual. good production too clean video!

Good interview and a good interviewer! I havent listened to Immortal Technique's stuff for a while now, but now im motivated to put on some tracks.

Marshall Mathers the best rapper? Child please. Obviously you havent heard any decent hip hop.

@rikkigermani

10 жыл бұрын

Commercially Em is the best rapper so to speak because no other commercial rapper includes flow & sick wordplay in his rhymes, maybe Kendrick but that's about it. It's rather sad that commercially no other rappers are welcome yet.....you have a few here and there but most of the time it's the same ol BS...

@castieldiallo2945

10 жыл бұрын

they said the same about elvis. turns out he ripped a lot of people off - style wise.

@rikkigermani

10 жыл бұрын

Castiel Diallo What has Elvis got to do with this?! Compared to other industry created rappers, Em paid his dues through the battle scene and tried to shop his demo. Em deserves to be where he's at and if people don't like his music, listen to someone else period! I do not understand people that invest their time and energy to dwell on people they do not like, it's a waste of energy. There's a wide range of rappers/musicians that love to have fans but people nowadays rather put their time in effort in downtalking rappers they do not like......y'all people need to get a life or get professional help asap!!!!

@castieldiallo2945

10 жыл бұрын

elvis was an example. be cool. marshall may of paid his dues, but mark my words in 15 years there be more white rappers than black. it will be usurped. yeah yeah. call me a racist.

@rikkigermani

10 жыл бұрын

I don't call you a racist and to a certain extend I get your point. Thing is, a lot of white people who grew up on Hip Hop know that Hip Hop is rooted in black culture and always will be. To me personally Hip Hop has done more in bettering race relations than any religion or poltics. I hate the industrialisation of Hip Hop and they try to water down Hip Hop because it is easier to sell a wack artist than an artist like Immortal Tech, Dead Prez, ect. I grew up on 80s/90s rap and most of my favorite MC's will always be of that era. I hope in 15 years Hip Hop will be in a better place with rappers of all races.....smart lyrics have to come back because commercial rap sucks imo

Idk why people say Jesus was black or white. He was Middle Eastern. To be honest if you look at the complexion of Palestinians today, he most likely looked just like that. He would not have been black or white. His tribe didn't come from Europe or Africa, they came from Iran if Jesus truly was a descendant of David and some say though him Abraham. Stop trying to claim a religious figure to your race.

@zarrelia8604

10 жыл бұрын

thank you someone who agrees and has a brain lol thank you

@kambuibomani231

7 жыл бұрын

Graham Walker but he was black tho bc the origin of the Bible was at a time where people who resided in Africa (The Middle East) were black af. Bc at the end of the day the Middle East was Africa before the Middle East

@codyg6514

6 жыл бұрын

A lot of people seem to believe Jesus was white, because that's the way he's depicted in the bible and in most modern, American and European churches..But most people don't know that King James of the UK revised a huge portion of the bible to fit his nation's laws and agendas in the 16th century.. There is a chance however that Jesus was black, due to the fact that "Middle easterners" and Africans have been in contact with each other since the beginning of written history.. You're right though, he was most likely of a light brown/ tan skin tone.

@APOCALYPTICMAN-

6 жыл бұрын

Graham Walker WHO GIVES A FLYING FUCK BUT DID YOU GET THE FUCKEN MESSAGE YOU STUPID FUCKEN SHEEP DON'T KNOW WHERE THE FUCK UR WALKING OR WHAT THE FUCK IS GOING ON BUT U SURE KNOE WERE JESUS WAS FROM GET THE FUCK OUT OF HERE AND DO UR FUCKEN HOMEWORK BEFORE OPENING UR STUPID FUCKEN MOUTH

@stephencarmichael5750

5 жыл бұрын

Shut ur dumb and i mean dumd ass up

Very well said, i think that everyone should watch this video. It's not only inspirational, but it also makes me think.

"We all know things..But consciousness doesn't imply you are makin a change"

I think this is the best inteview this guy has had, that I have seen. Well worth the watch.

Great interview Jason - thought provoking and insightful. Tech's music just scratches the surface of his ideology and he is a true contemporary revolutionary.

Before: "30:09 is a long time, I might not watch all of this or at least not all of it right now. " Watched every second of it. IT is very well-spoken and he know what he is talking about. Very real.

Thanks for uploading this video

"Contracted to say that" is hitting the nail on the head. DMX lost his life because he broke his contract, and refused to rap about what he was supposed to. That can be said for a LOT of artists.

Everyone should share this video, I really think an interview like this can change people's outlooks on a lot. Tech's word use and imagery is top notch

@livewithjasonparker

10 жыл бұрын

Vinnie, thank you for your comment. My goal when speaking to artists like Tech, is to create an intellectual platform for Hip Hop Artists to express the greatness each of them possess, Thank you for watching! Thank you for your support. More to come.

this guy is so inspiring, his words are so fucking powerful, im 17 man and i dont think anyone touched before like that, not even my parents, dude earned more respect than i could ever give, immortal technique, knew him this week only, and one of my inspirations already

Impressive. A man who really knows what America is truly about and not afraid to say it.

Brilliant interview, I realize how ignorant I've been thank you to immortal technique, for real, you've taught me a lot, and im thankful, peace

I really enjoyed this Interview!

Found Immortal Technique thanks to the Rap Critic on That Guy With the Glasses, and I'm genuinely amazed at how educated, thoughtful, profound and intelligent his points on issues like this are. May he live long and continue his career for as long as he can.

I love to see that theres actually artists out there who belives in something and can see the thruth and speak about the truth, that you must carv on the outside to see the reality. Big respect!

I rarely finish 30 minutes video on youtube, but I watched this, and as a matter of fact any other video interview with I.M. not just once but many times. This guy is phenomenal.

Most people wouldn't understand half the words he spittin out. Dude is beyond intelligent

We need more people willing to give their all for others. Love hearing him talk

great interview!!

this is like cold water on a hot day! keep it coming!

He's a very eloquent and intelligent speaker.

the only interview i watched that was very worth the mind.

Wow. What an interview! I have never heard of Jason Parker but he gives an incredible interview, Tech is the man too! I love the question about if he is worried about dying for his freedom of speech/ technique at 20:44. This is what hip hop is missing in my opinion, Is this on tv? If not, it should be.

I'm so glad there's still people like him speaking immortaltech is da voice so many ppl ain't got the balls to do

Great video. You can hear a clear difference in sound from the tracks played on the radio and the real underground shit. Couldn't really describe it before, but "an organic sound" definitely helps explain it.

Excellent interview. Loved it

This was a great interview. Immortal was speaking facts about the hip-hop game and American history

Yo my bad fam my peoples been telling me with what I am about I would really digg this guy, I must say I am glad it popped into my head to search him. I am now a fan and I don't recall ever hearing a song yet from him. I'm sure I have years ago but I don't remember. I officially fux wit ya big homie! And I will check out all your music and share it too!

IT is the one modern Hip Hop artist I will ever listen to, it's so refreshing to hear genuinely insightful music from a real person than a drone talking fast about hos, bitches and mo' money.

Awesome interview !!!! " ... and remember the only people that are afraid of the truth are the people that have been lying to you".

Very informative interview.. Had not heard of this artist until now. Truth in his words, definately a genuine and passionate individual. Much love to his cause and passion. Arohanui, Aotearoa Tangata Whenua

THIS BROTHER NEVER FAILS TO GIVE A REAL AND TRUE INTERVIEW, MAY GOD KEEP AND BLESS IMORTAL TECHNIQUE

Im not a hip hop fan at all, but immortal has always caught my eye with his thoughts. He has done it right and I respect him. To many fakes in the music industry today.

i know i know, but i love how and what he speaks. the longer you watch the better it gets.

Tech is proper clued up, and the more I listen to him, the more I learn. I'll start listening to him. I'm just wondering where he got so much insight and knowledge as to what really goes on.

Powerful interview!