I think Cal Chuchesta is the only white boy rapper I Fuck with now.

@basedjebkush2760

9 жыл бұрын

BTW CAL JUST DROPPED A FUCKING DISS TRACK ON MYKE C-TOWN 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

@sinansenocak

9 жыл бұрын

you're missing soooooo much if u dont fuck with mac miller. holy shit hes so good

@chiefmiyagi9802

9 жыл бұрын

+Sinan Şenocak mac is dope, he had to grow on me though. been a fan since watching movies, waiting for good a.m.

@sinansenocak

9 жыл бұрын

he had to grow on me too, but now i listen faces & wmwtso like every day lol

@hvntertheimmortal822

9 жыл бұрын

And slim Jesus 😂😂😂

This convo definitely bumps in the whip

@mrjasonshay

9 жыл бұрын

+danialves1312 most definetly

@lesolanhny3

9 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂

@Curtoonstv

9 жыл бұрын

lol

@unology1

9 жыл бұрын

+danialves1312 I was waiting for "comment of the day" hahaaa

@Bitaliktderr

9 жыл бұрын

+danialves1312 Yep, that beat in the background is beautiful... just needs little bit mastering with the voices

Deep shit right at the end there Ken, no joke, that was the best way to end the episode "it's about heritage for me too". Perfect.

@kennithbinge

9 жыл бұрын

+Benjamin Tirone Nunes Thanks.

Kinge should start a dead end history channel lol fr tho dude knows his stuff

@gwkonyoutube

9 жыл бұрын

😂

@DevilxGamer1

9 жыл бұрын

he is okd enough to be a teacher

@basedjebkush2760

9 жыл бұрын

Yeah, I would rather listen to Kinge instead of my history teacher.

@gooba93

9 жыл бұрын

+Brandon Gibson he was alive during all this happened so of course he would know

@MegaLakeStar

9 жыл бұрын

Ken get on this. I will subscribe. I'm lowkey becoming a Ken stan

Never really cared for his music. Just another reason to not fuck with his shit.

Ken knows his history, blessing us with knowledge 🙏🏾

@Randhawa241

4 жыл бұрын

shakenout he has his masters too

I've had this discussion on multiple accounts with many people and still to this day I'll bring up my reason for having nothing but disdain for the confederate flag. Let's flashback to 2004. Rockingham, North Carolina. I'm in the 5th grade. My friend Sidney and I are the only 2 male black kids in a class that is predominately white. A classmate of ours, Mark, comes to school on picture day and is wearing a confederate flag shirt. My friend, Sidney and I question why people still wear and support the confederate flag, and it eventually leads to him getting upset, so he decides to say: "I wish you 2 would go back to slavery where you came from." Of course all the other white students found this funny because he had the balls to say it, but it was the first time I'd ever experienced racism. Being 2 of the only black kids around there wasn't much we could do. "Tradition" and "heritage" mean nothing when you still have racist ideals being passed on along with it. I know there are those who feel that people should have a right to fly that flag, but in all honesty it embodies more negativity to those who don't support than it does to those who do support. Trying to to defend that flag in 2015 is asking for a war that you can't win.

@BenMelluish

9 жыл бұрын

+Kelvin Brewington Whilst what he said was obviously despicable what saddens me the most when young people are racist is that he's obviously just parroting his dad/mum/uncle/whoever. I wish that even if adults have racist opinions they kept them to themselves and didn't "pass" that shit on to their kids.

@Kelvin_Eclectic

9 жыл бұрын

Well said. Crazy thing his mom was my art teacher/ art olympics coach and it got pretty awkward later on. Appreciate the support but, Its the reality in the south honestly. I realize it's so far in the past and as a minority you have to let incidents like that make you, not break you.

@crabPEOPLE2000

9 жыл бұрын

+Kelvin Brewington wish I could bookmark these types of comments for future referral, it's blunt stories like yours that I feel really drive the reality of this home for those removed from the seriousness of topics such as this

@kennithbinge

9 жыл бұрын

+Kelvin Brewington Wow. That's crazy. He's using social bravery to say it because he knows he has an advantage because of his surroundings.

@eresys2630

9 жыл бұрын

+Kelvin Brewington Very well said. It seems to be becoming more and more rare to find people successfully thinking and acting objectively when it comes to heated issues like this one.

This is the kind of shit that needs to be on BET. These are topics that need to be discussed.

Damn, Kinge. Thanks for being open on this stuff. Powerful convo on a subject so often spoken about without the analysis it deserves

If you're going to defend a flag that was used and is used as a sign of racism don't do it when you yourself are making money out of a culture created by African Americans I used to be a huge Yelawolf fan but I can't support him anymore.

@thekillerflipflop

9 жыл бұрын

quit being a bitch

@MrCoughupalung

9 жыл бұрын

+thekillerflipflop Some people have integrity.....BITCH!

@jerrylewis4934

9 жыл бұрын

+thekillerflipflop stfu atleast he has some fucking honor

@RackSimons

9 жыл бұрын

+Ocean Ave wtf is a honer lmao

@thekillerflipflop

9 жыл бұрын

+garyhamilton97 XD

“Don’t take away my heritage!” Then this fool polluted rap, our heritage, with that flag that killed us.

@kevyster

4 ай бұрын

Don't be a hater because you secretly prefer the rebel flag waving hick hop over that mumble dog s..t called "hip hop" nowadays while pretending to hate it so your beloved racist White leftists won't claim tgayt you ain't Black.

Thank you ken for going through the history first. So important to know how circumstances have come to be as they are now!

VERY thought provoking conversation. Well done guys.

I just want to say I really enjoying you guys' convos. I like the reviews too, but the convos are hands down my favorite aspect of this channel.

William Thompson (who made the flag) Even said it was the symbol to maintain the Supremacy of White men of the world over the inferior or colored race. So what does that tell you about the person who wants to defend it?

Droppin' that knowledge! Respect. The arguments people make in support of this flag are usually ridiculous. I live in Nova Scotia, Canada where that flag is ESPECIALLY pointless and recently a group here was trying to ban it. Naturally, all the local comment sections about the issue got filled with ignorant, hateful & racist comments....by the same people saying that "the flag isn't racist". I don't think it's a coincidence that the vast majority of racist people are dumb. Being racist is just a dumb way to be.

@TawandaTD97

6 жыл бұрын

Luke James Except Canada is a free country...unlike America

@kevyster

4 ай бұрын

Don't like rebel flag waving hick hop you can always go back to that mumble dog s..t that calls itself ",hip hop" nowadays

feefo is the perfect defintion "think before what you say" .. notice his pauses before "say"

What really makes no sense is when they fly it next to the US flag.......

@unpopularopinion3158

2 ай бұрын

Because we ARE SOUTHERN AMERICANS! BROTHERS FIGHT! LOVE TRUMPS ALL! [>

I haven't commented on a DEHH video in a long time. I just wanted to say to you guys that videos like this are why I'm a fan. I feel like you guys covered every point that I try to get across to people on a daily basis on this issue. I hope you guys see this comment. One love, peace!

That "its my heritage" argument is classic gaslighting.

More of these convos for sure!

This is really an interesting convo because kinge and myke lived in the south and experienced hostile racism from white southerners using the confederate flag as their symbol.

Fucking love DeadEnd Convos. Every time I just sit back, and catch knowledge.

Great closing thought, Ken.

SO...... Are y'all gonna review "To Whom It May Concern" !??!??!??

A white, southern man defending the confederate flag doesn't surprise me in the slightest.

@evanjobe4249

6 жыл бұрын

thapoint09 that’s just stereotypical

Can I just say shoutout to Kinge. I always knew he was knowledgeable but GOD DAMN, I'm really impressed man. I have always liked the fact you don't just touch music but also surrounding social issues in the hip hop/black community. I simply couldn't ask for more. Love

I never really listened to Yella or had a notion of who he was, just knew he was a rapper, and nothing got me into his music. Now how does he think it's a good idea as a white dude performing a historically black music form to not listen to the black experience towards the confederate flag and actually support it??? Seriously?

@albinorhyno1611

9 жыл бұрын

+jfraz1992 cause he won't back down to a bunch a cry baby Lil pussies this is America he can rep and say anything he wants u don't like it leave

@jfraz1992

9 жыл бұрын

AlbinoRhyno16 then don't be in our fuckin culture then simple ass that, u clearly ain't black and wouldn't understand the disrespect so fuck outta here with that bullshit u kickin'

@albinorhyno1611

9 жыл бұрын

+jfraz1992 not ur culture that's what's wrong with now in days try to label everything as ours or urs it's everyone's ....what's really racist is the naacp any programs that help only one race is racist why don't yall make a video about that? what about the advancement of whites Hispanics Asians etc ? all black colleges and college funds for only black people are racist why aren't u talking about those...there are real racism problems that no one's talks about because of Lil shit like this it's a flag no more than that grow up and learn to accept everyone and what they believe in that's what's great about america

@bentn13

9 жыл бұрын

Yella isn't directly racist, I mean he's a rapper vocal about not saying the n-word, he has some concept of racism, but this of not giving up on the confederate flag is stupid. DEHH are on point here.

@christiandiordenimflo

9 жыл бұрын

+AlbinoRhyno16 you are very stupid.

It should be called Fresh Music Friday!! It flows together and sounds nicer!

What a great conversation!

I remember being really confused when I saw Andre wearing that belt when I was young. The way I was brought up that flag was always a symbol of hatred.

I'd love for you guys to interview Big KRIT again and ask him what he thinks about this. Maybe this may be some of the reason we still haven't gotten Country Cousins

I'd love to have heard their reaction when he dropped To Whom It May Concern

I completely understand both sides of the argument. Would the argument of "guns don't kill people, people kill people," apply? Such as where the flag doesn't hate black people, racist people hate black people?

@DJwizz76

7 жыл бұрын

Ricardo Castro but you could say that the flag was created by racist people who hate black people

@regulatorsmountup4931

7 жыл бұрын

DJwizz76 guns were created by people who wanted to kill people, the argument is bullshit eitherway

@gameflymc3374

2 жыл бұрын

@@regulatorsmountup4931 you’re misunderstanding the point entirely (ik this comment is 4 years old but still). Guns weren’t created specifically to attack another race or marginalized group. They were created for killing in general. However, the flag was created to attack black people and enforce slavery

Yelawolf addressed this in his song "To Whom It May Concern" and it makes sense.

I'm digging y'all's channel. keep it up.

These dudes are insightful as hell

ken a history teacher loooooowkey

Why do we begin to worry about the confederate flag now after that dylan roof situation years and years of its existance and no action but as soon as media replays it so much it needs action

@nasirmarcelandrews7653

6 жыл бұрын

erik monzon Actually this has been discussed for years but it wasn’t as big as it is now because it never got that much media coverage until now

Really solid discussion, guys. Good points all over the place

“Come on Yela” is really the perfect response to this. I know this is an old video and I appreciate seeing his growth since this whole controversy. People need to be taught if they’re willing to listen and change. There’s no debating a symbol that historically represents the murder and enslavement of black bodies. Great video as always DEHH crew; I know this is old but I’m always watching your shit. Going strong for 11 years! Keep up the great reviews and convos

Real Shit DEHH On top mann, But I almost lost my shit when Myke was talking about the facebook post!! 22:50

I was born and raised in hattiesburg mississippi and lived in chicago also and to me and my family that flag is nothing but hate. im 19 and when i went back home to visit for a bit i finally noticed how split and different it was compared to the north.

side bar: Feefo look like Ray Rice in that shirt

i think Yela deserves a followup video about the track he just dropped about this subject. check it out: To whom it may concern

its probalbly more that its nostalgic thing for him more than anything where he may have been around it growing up.

Very entertaining convo.

RODEO review ?!

@CASSOBLVCK

9 жыл бұрын

Fuck that. Wave[s] review!!!

@213cuz2

9 жыл бұрын

+BLVCK LORD Mick Jenkins?

@CASSOBLVCK

9 жыл бұрын

nathan maldonado yes

@MrJordan3023

9 жыл бұрын

+IBeRichaton scarface first

@basedjebkush2760

9 жыл бұрын

+MrJordan3023 Rodeo first.

I respectfully disagree with Kinge's little history lesson. The civil war was NOT fought to free black people. It was fought to preserve the union. The ONLY reason it became about slavery is because the north needed help and the south were kicking ass. This is a quote from Abraham lincoln, "if i could keep africans enslaved and preserve the union, i would do that." About the flag; i would just tell people to go read what the inventor of the flag meaning is behind it.

@kennithbinge

9 жыл бұрын

+D Hamp Southern states left the union because of their stance on slavery. Lincoln "freed" slaves in the South to give him a competitive advantage and it helped turn the war. I do agree with your there. But it was about slavery from the very beginning because the South didn't want to give up their slaves. Because they didn't want to give up their slaves. The left the Union. Them leaving the Union because of their stance on slavery led to Lincoln saying that he was fighting the war to preserve the union because the south left the union because they didn't want to give up their slaves. At the end of the day, slavery was at the core of this war.

@dhamp5128

9 жыл бұрын

That is correct. I just wanted to make it clear that they really didn't give a damn about black people. On either side. The north had slave plantations also and they became jealous of the economic gains of the south and they wanted to tap into some of that wealth. The south wasn't having it and that's when they broke off from the union. Did you know that Abraham Lincoln gave reparations to slave OWNERS after the war? $50 million worth to be exact. So that goes to show you the mind set of these people on BOTH sides.

@kennithbinge

9 жыл бұрын

D Hamp Oh trust me, I know that. Lincoln's own words condemn him. But the fact that they are fighting over the rights of what to to with fucking human beings if crazy to me. These are people we are talking about who were considered property. Think about that. It can be framed however people want to frame it but we are still talking about people were not viewed as people. I'm getting pissed just writing this.

@dhamp5128

9 жыл бұрын

I feel you 100%. Im black brother and in the south so I know what it is mane. Im 22 & ive been hit with old jim crow racism by white folks several times! I take back my disagreement because we never disagreed. We were explaining the same thing just in different ways.

@dillajoints433

8 жыл бұрын

+Donald Pittman like what lies

I've never understood why people cling to symbols of or labels of what or who they are. Create your own identity that is based around what you've done and are doing. A flag being sacred as a symbol of your "heritage" is just as equally negated by what that symbol means to other people.

BTW if you wanna hear Yela's side of the story listen to his song "To Whom It May Concern"

Lincoln specifically said he would've fought the war regardless of if slavery were ended or not. He also enforced the fugitive slave act right before the war, was a white supremacist himself and defended slave owners when he was a lawyer. The first shots fired were at a trade post. This was about tariffs and central authority. Plus the union didn't fight like they just wanted to end slavery, they burned down property and killed ppl who had nothing to do with slavery.

@kennithbinge

9 жыл бұрын

+kathy kelly What are you trying to say? That the war wasn't fought over the right for the south to keep slaves? And believe me, in no way do I think Lincoln was on black folks side. He used black folks to help win the war by so call freeing slaves from the South in which he had no real authority to do so.

@kathykelly5930

9 жыл бұрын

Kennith Inge that's what I'm saying. Lincoln gave lip service to abolitionist causes just to get abolitionist support for the war. The south had been talking about secession for decades because of tariffs and the share of taxes they were paying.

@kathykelly5930

9 жыл бұрын

***** no, not purely, there were certain interests high up who fought to keep it. But even robert e lee was an abolitionist and Ulysses S Grant owned slaves. The south really succeeded over tariffs.

@kennithbinge

9 жыл бұрын

kathy kelly That's not entirely true. Was it a part of it? Yes. But this is a case where America is trying to rewrite history so it doesn't looked as effed up as it does. Don't believe the "we fought over tariffs" spin.

Initially I was hesitant to watch this video because I've heard so many arguments for and against the flag to the point that I'm tired of hearing about it. I'm glad I watched the video because hearing Myke and Kinge's personal stories or experiences reminded me of things my father (who grew up in Alabama) told me about growing up in the 1950s and 60s. I'm about to head down to Alabama next week for the Wilder fight and I'm glad the group of friends I'm going with includes three black people and three white people. I think this video reminded me that I need to be cognizant of where I'm at when I go there.

Salute to Ken for dropping knowledge

How much (and why) did ur views on the subject change after he released "To Whom It May Concern?"

1. The confederate flag is tradition. Not everyone who wears a cross is perfect for instance. Some of the most crooked groups of people on this planet hide behind religion. But they shouldn't represent those religion correct. Now if the confederate flag stood for slavery, how come my high schools flag was the confederate flag. I went to Georgetown District High in Canada. Who ever wins the war writes the history is the problem. The south would have won the war if they had kept slavery. Another reason they lost is because of poor networking with other relations for instance the "king cotton" incident. Reason they would have won the war is because the south possessed the highest export trade routes. Now in 1833, back when slavery was a head turn politically, Andrew Jackson the 7th president went down to South Carolina for the Nullification Crisis and demanded direct payment rather than bonds, which was related to tax issues. He also threatened any state that attempted to secede.

@dimitriioannidis6373

9 жыл бұрын

2. This is why the civil war began. Now in1861, 30 almost years later. The south was strong because of its export trade routes. When Abraham's time comes, he is the king of propaganda, knows the south will fall without slaves. The confederates were planning on getting rid of slavery but at this point of time they thought they couldn't economically. So Abraham used that to his advantage, not because he cared about dark skinned individuals rights. If the confederate flag is offensive then so should the United States flag. Equal amount of racists wave it today. Only difference is one of them won the war.

The real MVP's right here. Nothing but truth leaking from these vids and convos.

Rod is my favorite DEHH member

@lTheRealDealGamingl

9 жыл бұрын

+rcl671 Rod is okay when he isn't gargling on Jay Z's nut sack.

whats the jazzy hip hop song in the background?

Dude when even Phil Anselmo denounced that flag and says he regrets using it because he was unaware of it's meaning during his youth (as in it came from a innocent place even though it stems from ignorance) then you know you're truly alone in your stance.

they need to do a convo about that new Cal track "Mykey Come Home"

I mean , African Americans were segregated and water hosed under the American flag yet we still got up and said the pledge. I personally don't have a problem with it , it's just some people have different views on it. People like yelawolf just wants to rep the south , while racists use it because it was a time where slavery was in effect.

Unrelated to the topic but what is that incredible beat in the background??

was somebody vacuuming when Myke was talking? shit was loud son.

I was born and raised in Alabama and Yelawolf and I are about the same age, so I have first hand knowledge and experience with the perspectives of people like him. Regardless of their misguided appreciation for this flag, all over the globe, nations and people are acknowledging their past misdeeds...Only in America are people of color are asked to view images of their painful & horrific pasts and be perfectly okay with it...Fly the Nazi flag in Germany and see what happens or the Chinese Nationalist flag in Beijing....This symbol of govt sanctioned slavery needs to go to rest in history with all the other symbols of hate.

@kennithbinge

9 жыл бұрын

+DIXI FREELY Appreciate your comments. Thank you.

@manicpanic9391

9 жыл бұрын

+DIXI FREELY If you make Nazi jokes in Germany you can be sentenced to up to 6 months in jail over there. Not because they are trying to hide what happened but because they are seriously trying to prevent that from EVER happening again.

@bentinho

9 жыл бұрын

+DIXI FREELY The Nazi flag is absolutely banned in Germany. The crazy part is that Neo-Nazis use the Confederate flag in its place to avoid that ban. Think about that...SMH...

abe lincoln himself said that it wasn't about slavery

@fksara7708

7 жыл бұрын

Yung Doom stay mad

@tedthecommenter5364

4 ай бұрын

abe lincoln also owned slaves, yeah i wouldnt really trust that dude

Review Angel Haze - Back To The Woods

Myke was totally on point with parts of Alabama. I have experienced the same scenarios in cities like Florence and Robertsdale.

yo aint fe fe dobson his wife black how can u love black people and not see how harmful that flag is

is there a vacuum cleaner in the background?

I think you guys should review Lupe's new mixtape!!!

What is that loud mechanical whirring going on throughout the video?

and can we get a review of Andy Mineo's album "Uncomfortable" when it drops

I love this vid. Thanks so much for covering a current topic. I enjoyed listening to all your views. Ken thanks for sharing your story. It really brought home the privilege I have in that my experience of white supremacy is through colonisation as compared to slavery hence I will always standby and support my African American sisters and brothers

The moment I saw this, I knew Ken was gonna drop some good shit

man that was well put

I was on the job earlier today in California on an Air Force base. I saw a jacked up ford with the confederate flag on the front. It made me cringe and I'm white, from a town of less than 900 in Indiana. I seriously don't know why we can't let that go.

very nice

I was taught in U.S. History class that the confederate flag was born out of the Confederacy's separation from the Union. The flag was presented to me as a symbol of racism. It's a symbol of a time where they were fighting about whether my ancestors would remain viewed as property or not. I'm from the north and I know this. Yela has got to know this shit.

@kevyster

4 ай бұрын

Uh no Confederacy just didn't lie about being pro slavery since the Union was also pro slavery but they constantly lied about it. War never would happen if slavery was what it was fought over.

I'm gonna need a Slim Jesus convo

I respect the fact that Yela don't take shit from nobody, and stands by his word, unlike most of these industry clowns. The dude is proud of his heritage. I also loved DEHH's take on this situation.

I thought FeeFo was dominican, not Cuban. Learning more everyday

@taiosmalls

9 жыл бұрын

He still black

I feel like the whole "hate not hertitage" group kinda miss the point that sometimes those two are the same thing.

WHAT IS THE SONG IN THE BEGINNING OF THE VIDEO ??

hey you guys should review Caskey's new mixtape Black sheep 2

dope ending Ken.

This is fucking solid. I took Yelas side before I watched this. Now it just feels immature and willingly ignorant to not just drop the symbol and move on. The swastica comparison is bulletproof.

I am born and raised in South Carolina and I am a Lebanese American and I can honestly say I hate this flag and agree that it's negative history outweighs it's "southern heritage" if the KKK uses it you probably shouldn't wanna stand up for it Yelawolf.

Think what everyone's missing is the fact that OK the flag bothered people, but you didn't want it removed until liberals mentioned it. Back then you saw the flag, got offended, THEN MOVED ON WITH YOUR LIFE. Some people use it for racism some don't!!

@Gore171459

9 жыл бұрын

I live in Richmond, Virginia, the former capital of the Confederacy. We have big ass statues of Jefferson Davis, Robert E. Lee, and Stonewall Jackson in the heart of the city. You take that and add the fact that people rally around that same part of town with confederate flags frequently. People have been doing that shit for years now. I've been offended by it the entire time. I get a little sick to my stomach when I walk through my city, which is hella diverse in terms of culture and race, and see somebody with that symbol. So, no, I didn't get upset about it or want it removed until "liberals started metioning it". I have never felt anything but disdain for that symbol.

@AMVRebirth

9 жыл бұрын

People been trying to get it removed for decades.. What are you talking about? The only reason it's getting alot of attention now is because of Dylan Roof and the media's influence. Know your history before you start talking about things you know nothing about.

@chrissysbaby

9 жыл бұрын

+Zack Young That's not even slightly true. People have been trying to have it removed ever since it's inception.

@destinylove1673

9 жыл бұрын

+Zack Young You clearly have no idea of what youre talking about AT ALL!

Good discussion fellas. Ya'll should review Trick Dice by Shawn Kemp (Lil Ugly Mane) & Nickelus F

@jamalgwapoderrick

9 жыл бұрын

YES BRO, shits fiiiiire. grimy af

@hello120494

9 жыл бұрын

jamalgwapoderrick word

I'd love Kinge to be my history lecturer haha

So many reasons Yela's wrong. Like Killer Mike said, you don't raise the loser's flag over the winning country's government buildings... it makes no sense regardless of the flag's meaning. Also, people shouting about their heritage should direct that frustration towards white supremacist culture for distorting the meaning of that symbol - what's happening now is just a logical reaction to what the symbol has become. He's directing anger to the wrong people for the wrong reasons. I personally take issue with this because he's doing this knowing he'll get publicity.. you don't mess with something like this for personal benefit, especially if you're part of hip hop culture.

Nice video!!!

I'd also imagine yellawolf fills venues with white fans who like him because he's a white man who is doing well in a traditional black thing. I think there's an element of Yella's fan base that has a lot of "white pride." His comments might actually appeal to his core audience.

@MaliKali-po9su

3 жыл бұрын

And root for Bird due to an unconscious urge to beat niggas Who prefer sweet, steep sleep - Lupe fiasco

I respect Ken so much more. He's smart.

Ken need to start speaking at schools. This man knows what he's talking about.

Ken is the black Dan Carlin. Only thing missing is a history podcast.

myke you gotta do something about this cal-amity on your hands m8

K.Binge a historian? Okay I feel it👏🏽

Was this recorded in a hair dryer?