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Zoe dropping that game.

WORD! SALUTE TO YOU, MY BROTHER!

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When Wisdom speaks...listen

I wish I could like this a million times.

what u say is spot on and the reason why it dont work for them is no flava, no culture. the people that they will put on any type of show is moist. there is no feeling of realism in those shows. they are fake and wont show/tell or feel the struggle as the actual people but due to the culture/generation now, people will throw all their common sense, friendships away. this is where you will see who is loyal to who. Let the cleansing begin

100% facts Zoe preach! We are the culture

Zoe! Regardless of what anyone states, handle your mission the way you visualize your truth. Black peoples in general, have always been the easiest groups to divide. In fact, it's no secret. The only way to win is to do for self. Educated like minds. Respectfully sharing observations based on the historical topics.

Appreciate the Sermons.

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Appreciate you're point of view Zoe

My bro Jay told me you’re a very good business man on the barber side of things … respect for that

@INTERNATIONALZOE

28 күн бұрын

I appreciate that

100% correct. I've seen it play out too many times and we are left standing on the sidelines.

Good Sermon Boss 💯🤝

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Let them know zoe!! This is wisdom!

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All facts 💯

Thank you for the history lesson Zo, didn’t know your backstory and I see you in a whole new light now. You’re a wise brother. Take them youngins to school.

Good information

I like the subtle image, bro

My brother...this is the reason I rock with you! I love that you're putting brother's on game...on your Dame Dash shit, but I was wondering the same when I seen a different PPB Facebook page ran by other's also. We are culture! Great sermon

Bro Zoe, once again you drop some simple however, necessary indepth gems!!! Appreciate passing on the 411!...Moral of this story Bros. It would behoove you to not only listen but apply what lessons are being passed on.."Knowledge is Power only when connected to the Network" The gems are said not to hate or disrupt your flow however, said to keep plugged in by those who've been there, done that and moving in a direction/doing it the right way. Many Blessings to those that are doing right way without a perfect script! 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿👊🏾✊🏾

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I never heard of the barber competition but sounds cool

Great Sermon Zoe, i remember you interview my childhood barber G Walker from Florida

Tell them Zoe

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That's why I'm starting to preach......fubu. See how "woke" turned out

@whataboutsci8294

15 күн бұрын

woke now mocks the ones who used it before, well earned & deserved

Zo don’t miss 🫡

Hollywood Shuffling repeats itself lol

Facts Jamaicans got fame off us 1st do your research into it, you will find bob and all them did covers of Motown records

This is getting out of hand, I am from the South Bronx and I was at countless "JAMS" in the park when the movement began. We had everyone participating in open mic doing what needed to be done to get the b-boy, hip-hop,rap culture going. It is sad to see and hear what is taking place now. Money is the issue, it's bigger that that so call culture vulture label. He who has the money has the influence, it's sad but true....Echo Park, Forest Hill Project, Paterson Project, Franz Sigel Park, Morris Project, Webster Project, Castle Hill Project, The Valley, Sound View Project, Michelangelo Apartment, Concourse Village, Fordham Rd, Simpson Ave, Hunts Point Ave, Bruckner Blvd, etc....

@INTERNATIONALZOE

29 күн бұрын

Participating and creating are two different things the black Barber community created the Barber Battle the Latino community participated or at least once it got to northeast, still there is a difference between participating and creating that distinction can be made and two things can be right at the same time.

@theexplorer9141

24 күн бұрын

@@INTERNATIONALZOE Yes Int. Zoe, participating and creating are two different entities but as you so eloquently put it, "two things can be right at the same time"!

I knew something was funny about that reality show BS. I Hope the community hears you loud and clear

Tuned in

New York 🗽 legend, worldwide Don. We see you bro.

Say it brother. It is a rinse and repeat theft from ADOS culture. There is always one or two brothers that think they see a gold mine but will later find out they own nothing and will get nothing or very little because of the papers they signed which is a contract, they didn't read all of it or have the experience to understand it.

The latinos copied the break dances from Blacks and continued it long after blacks stopped doing it. I know cuz i know. so they copied what we were doing they didn't create any break dances. Go to the tapes, i prove my point.

The only reason they are making this debatable is because hip hop is dead. Everyone is now trying to sell their version of it and lay claim to a piece of the pie. I would say the barber battle you speak of is also dead as an art form. Just an opinion, but the people who really care about the art such as yourself who did it for the passion eventually get run over by those who want to use it as a commodity, Good talk and analysis Zoe.

@QuariusB

28 күн бұрын

WRONG! HIP HOP is alive and well! The number #1 genre of music in the world!

Talk to them Zoe! They're going to steal the isht and sell it back to them and act like they're doing them a favor

Who's doing the passportbro documentary. I feel like they will make us look stupid like a reality show. We can make our own. Our ethnic image must be protected. Contact Al greeze

@-.-_-.

29 күн бұрын

They're already trying to get Floyd on it 😂

@hhh1200

27 күн бұрын

white men of course. Show me any real intellect among the passport so called channels. I don't see biz, education or nothing. It's like box movement to the local red light district.

@Akeem_768

27 күн бұрын

Yh it's gonna be a hit piece

@Psych86_

27 күн бұрын

@Akeem_768 yeah, we gotta do it ourselves

@whataboutsci8294

15 күн бұрын

already been looking stupid via worldstar & evening news

FAAAAAAAAMMMMM, I just said this same exact shit the other day under Razor Raze, Auston Holleman, & some1 else I'm forgetting, post under the community tab. Go peep it out; it's 1 of their most recent community posts where they're asking their peeps to vote for them, & I said pretty much this, in my own way. I smelled this sh!t from a mile away, & it smelled real funny. Saw what it was, n then instantly knew what it was. SMH hopefully they listen to u, SMARTEN UP, & don't go through with it

The domain name for the reality tv show is owned by some entity in Iceland. SMH.

Saudacao !

I was wondering what the voting thing was about. Hopefully they listen to you. At least get together and make their own show.

Rapping as a artform was also influenced by Black men playing Hand Bone back during slavery and post slavery. No latinos, jamaicans or any others were a part of that experience.

@user-ok2hn5ek2f

29 күн бұрын

We have been blessed to be able to create something from nothing. Rapping started with Parlor music and big band music which is all black.

@RaySmith79

29 күн бұрын

Again, this is a fiction position. Without island, black Americans would be without flavor. Without africa, American did not invent the drums. BBQ was invented by the Caribbean. Just understand that without Africians or Catibbeans, most people would not have flavor.

@user-ok2hn5ek2f

29 күн бұрын

@@RaySmith79 everything is documented in the Library of Congress. Feel free to go study. There were aboriginals here in America with great skills and musically inclined. Black Americans have influenced the world period. And they spoke and wrote Hebrew.

@INTERNATIONALZOE

29 күн бұрын

⁠@@RaySmith79If you think so having flavor is subjective the art form of hip hop was created in America from black American elements of culture period we all come from an origin but created our own cultures based on where we are. That would be like saying Americans created soca, reggae, Calypso, and other music styles created by Caribbean Blacks let each place have its own style and flavors. Yes we all come from the motherland different derivatives of flavor is created by different peoples backgrounds and history..

@INTERNATIONALZOE

28 күн бұрын

@@RaySmith79remember the black people from the Caribbean are the same Africans that didn’t continue on to the Americas.

👊🏽 Brother Zoe, are they filming this in MEXICO ❓

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How do you cut your hair while being overseas. Voltages converter or Travel adapter ?

@INTERNATIONALZOE

29 күн бұрын

Cordless clippers

So can you sue them?

bro you have to change the tittle to reflect the actual convo

Those Passport bros wont listen to wisdom they will sell their souls for $$$$

Lawyer lol some of those guy have no leverage they signing

Also, I agree wit'chu for the most part, but allow me to play devil's advocate: "u can name all Latino rappers on 1 hand." I'm a longtime subscriber (was subscribed on my old channel years ago before this 1), & I fux wit'chu n what you're doin', BUT that's quite the ignorant statement there. Here is a few to get u started on ur HH history lesson here: Prince Markie Dee, Kid Frost, Mellowman Ace, Lil Rob, Snow Tha Product, Psycho Realm. That's SIX (more than 6 actually, as PR is a group) right there, AND I haven't even began to name the 1s with the more commercial sound. There's also: Funkdoobiest, Immortal Technique, N2Deep, A Lighter Shade of Brown, The Beatnuts, NB Ridaz, Delinquent Habits, Joelle Ortiz, Chris Rivers, South Park Mexican, Cuban Link, The Terror Squad, etc. If u include half Latin? AZ, Fabolous, members of The Fugees, Chino XL, CNN (Capone-N-Noreage), Lloyd Banks, Roxane Shanté, members of Dipset (Cam, Juelz, JR Writer), Kid Cudi, Zach De La Rocha (RATM), Trina, etc. Now for the more commercial artists? Cypress Hill, Big Pun, Joe Crack, some1 by the name of Pitbull u might've heard of . . . & what's that chicks name again? That's been wildly popular in recent years? U know, the 1 that has a song/video with over a billion views? American Music Awards, Billboard Awards, ASCAP awards, BET awards, iHeartRadio awards, etc., & even a Grammy? Oh yes, that's right: Cardi B?? (NOT at all a fan of hers btw)

@INTERNATIONALZOE

29 күн бұрын

I’m not including the half Latino MCs I know there are technically more than 5 yes I was exaggerating a bit but I was referring to well known Latino hip hop artist that everyone knows now campare the 50 to the two thousand or more black hip hop MCs and add 50 years to that big difference numbers don’t lie.

@bonitaoestranho

28 күн бұрын

@@INTERNATIONALZOE Well, I wasn't disputing that specifically, u just decided to bring that up just now in ur reply, outta context; I was just correcting u, & making sure u & others were aware, that's all :] . . . wouldn't want a sharp brother like u being misinformed out here in these youtube streets

Cap if herc invented hip hop he seen it in Jamaica from daddy u roy in the 60 because cat is 2 generation and cat came in 71 and hip hop would be 73

Zoe those young bloods don't listen to you. I remember you warning a notorious one to tone down in an interview, only for him to get in trouble for the same provocateur behavior a few moments later.

"NOT in the DJing, & NOT in the emceeing." Well, lemme help u out there, big dawg: as far as the DJing goes: Devastating Tito, The Great Peso (The Fearless Four), DJ Disco Whiz, DJ Craze, & of course, DJ Charlie Chase - a FOUNDING MEMBER of the mighty The Cold Crush Brothers; u might've heard of them? ONLY 1 of the MOST influential, iconic, legendary, & possibly even pioneering groups in HH history?? Uuuummmmmmmmmm . . .

@bonitaoestranho

29 күн бұрын

Btw, there's a few I'm def. forgetting, that I've heard & seen DJ Red Alert, DJ Kool Herc, Grandmaster Flash, & other legendary figures, mention in interviews over the years

@INTERNATIONALZOE

28 күн бұрын

Charly Chase was just on Drink Champs and said Latinos didn’t create Hip Hop they participated and added to it but didn’t create it. I didn’t say there wasn’t I just mentioned in the MC and DJ sections of hip hop it wasn’t 50/50 maybe back in the days with the graffiti and break dancing it was.

@bonitaoestranho

28 күн бұрын

​@@INTERNATIONALZOE 14:47 "NOT in the DJing, NOT in the emceeing." You're clearly contradicting yourself. . . Again, I'm not disputing anything about who was the 1st to do it, there's gonna be fools disputing that from time to time, unfortunately, I'm just correcting the "NOT participating" part, which NOW in ur reply here, u seem to contradict what u said in the video, BUT I see u corrected yourself, so at least you're acknowledging that.

@INTERNATIONALZOE

28 күн бұрын

@@bonitaoestranhoOK I moving around while I’m looking at the comments to be clear zero creation participation more in some areas than others like more participation in graffiti and breakdancing less in the other two areas but I believe I was clear maybe you’re misunderstanding what I’m saying.

@bonitaoestranho

27 күн бұрын

@@INTERNATIONALZOE Sall good, I'm jus gonna call it quits here on this n keep it pushin', we're both grown men wit sh!t to do. I was jus tryna make sure u weren't shortchanging the participation of folks that was their since the beginning n helping push the culture forward into places they would have never thought back then. Esp. since clearly this video was pure emotional. Sometimes when you're ranting about something on emotion, 1 can misspeak or lack some logic in their statements, leading to a misconception. Sall good tho, I get what u were tryna say

Aren't you Haitian? Im usually with u but i didn't get this one. Rap is American but hiphop is influenced by many cultures including Jamaicans. You know where dreads wallabees and big up came from lol.

@INTERNATIONALZOE

29 күн бұрын

No I’m not Hatian and I disagree, it was influenced and created by American black culture and music yes some other cultures got involved and displayed some of their culture in their styles but created and the number one influence was American black culture everybody assimilated to that wherever they or their parents came from.

Tariq even called the legendary DJ Red Alert a derogatory name that he created for non FBA a tether. I grew up in BK Rap culture and I never knew red alert was from the islands. These mofo are actually doing research on every black people to find out their identity and heritage.

The only reason he created that documentary is not really because he cares about hip hop like you do. He did to further divide black people. Be careful with Tariq Nasheed and I know you’re not racist and divisive like him. Peace.

Tariq and FBA would be racist against you too just because you have Trinidadian ancestry. Get to know them fam. They would be racist against some of your fellow KZreadrs like Ace, Czech and others because of their family background.

@301tg8

28 күн бұрын

😒 nah, we rock with who rocks with us. But you immigrants have become disrespectful asf so now we’re checking you.

Tariq is a country mofo from Detroit and Alabama. He knows nothing about the beginning of rap and he’ll never understand it. Hip hop is a NY culture.

@BenevolentDictator13

29 күн бұрын

You can’t be black. Detroit is not country

@alistent21

28 күн бұрын

I thought he was from the bay

@unbounded_iam

27 күн бұрын

@@alistent21 I heard he was born in Detroit and grew up in Alabama. I’m not taking rap lessons from a guy who has never lived in NY. HE never even carried a boom box.

@alistent21

27 күн бұрын

@@unbounded_iam lol

Real talk. You OG Richie Mac and BMT going in for the culture would be epic if done right. I would support. S/o Travelversity too 🫡👑🦁