yeah, this movie put black street life on the big screen for us all to take a good look at, and what a lot of us missed was how troubled we were, freakn lost, scrapn for the dark scraps that killed so many, broke up so many homes and put soooo many brothers behind bars-still, not so super, and certainly not fly! but the music is kick-ass. live and learn, RIP Curtis
"NOTICE". NOT ONE PERSON WITH THEIR PANTS DOWN BELOW THEIR BUTTS SHOWING THEIR DRAWERS. WE KNEW HOW TO DRESS AND STAY NEAT AND CLEAN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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The70's..... such a beautiful time for black culture & music.....Women were respected, social commentary, the message was love, Good Times, What's Happening, The Jeffersons, Flip Wilson, Sanford and Son, Naturals were cut tight, Soul Train Saturday Mornings, J5, Muhammad Ali, SOUL Brotha, Right on!!!....Shaft, Foxy Brown, Super Fly, Ice Cream truck in the hood, Afro pick with the Black Power salute on the end....BLACK WAS BEAUTIFUL!!....Lets get it back!! One Luv!!
@therealraybaby Hey dummy did you ever for once think that these fools were not victims, but just corrupt and lazy fucks? Stop with the lame and incoherent explanation for losers.
@lp32862 Hey asshole, I was alive in the 70's and racism was worse then than it is now. Nobody would hire a black man. My dad was a cop and his co-workers regularly arrested blacks simply for "Driving While Black." And the redneck cops thought it was funny, and joked about it all the time. There were NO minorities on the police force, ZERO. The police force was absolutely used as a tool to keep minorities in the ghetto and to diminish their life chances. You're an idiot if you deny that.
The difference between music talking about street life back in the day & 2day, was that it wasn't 'glamorized' or portrayed like it was something 2 aspire 2. Being a pimp or a drug dealer was the lowest thing 1 could b. Drug dealers kept their busines on the low. They didn't flaunt it. I grew up in the PJs in the 70s & those were the happiest times of my life. I didn't have 2 worry about ducking bullets or not being allowed 2 play outside. 2day, there is no respect 4 each other.
I think people miss the point of Curtis' 'Superfly' soundtrack. When he created it, he was wanted to convey a message against street life and drugs. It wasn't about glamorizing it. Curtis allegedly was not 2 please after seeing the finish product of the movie but he already made the deal 4 the sndtrk & starring in the movie. Black entertainers back then were conscious about the message they sent out 2 their audiences. I grew up in the 70s & thankfully was not exposed 2 this type of life.
@royalsoulness I don't think what you've been saying can really be conveyed to the youth of today. "Black conciousness", the realization that outside forces were driving drugs into the projects and inner city, and that people slinging that death were not "good guys", was very real then (as you can attest to). I grew up in the 80's, and I can barely understand what those times meant... There was no glorification of the drugs and violence, it was simple recognition and warning.
This is the good life man! I live the 70s every fucking day of my life, with fro , bellbottoms, platforms, all the jewelry, I am still in the 20th centruy and I got the Superfly soundtrack on VINYL you all dig it?!! Was spinning it the other night on my record player...
I know i might be considered a loser for this but you ever been playing this on like your MP3 or Ipod and all of a sudden thought you was like Super cool or in this case "Superfly?"
@tsup77 I think of that all the time.....Im a straight up 70s fanatic..Im a 88' baby. Anything old school I have it. Especially Blaxploitation films. This is my absolute favorite because it was so raw and uncut....the truth on screen. I wish more people my age would really take the time and see how enjoyable life was for Afro-Americans aside from the political controvery of the time. Wish I had a Fro and a badass jumpsuit.lol
Damn man, I wish I could take a time machine back to the 70s just to party, jive, drive big cars, snort some coke, and be a womanizer. Then when things get really fucked up, come back to 2009.
@rarenature lol you know whats amazing, they chastise the younger generation for making this music, when they fockin did it themselves..look for bobby womack 110th street.
@rarenature same as me... unfortunately i was in LA an SF in the 80s first time so i missed the 70s there.... But i saw The Cruzaders 1980 live in Hollywood... with Randy Crawford, and Tom Browne with Funkin for Jamaica, also very very cool but next generation
@rarenature , no, you don't, brother. I lived through the 70's as a teenager, and it was not that cool; you must remember that this period was during the Vietnam War and school deseg, not to mention inflation and eating commodities. Every generation must live in its own time, and bring their own energy and interpretation to that time. Hard times calls for each of us to make the best out of them - the 70's was just one of those times. Everything else is progress.
@rarenature, no you don't. I was a teenager during the 70's, and it was not a good time; blacks today are still living with the effect of what the Superflies and the Macks did in helping the crime bosses bring drugs and prostitution to them. The communties of the 70s are now the ' hoods of today. Remember, Vietnam, Nixon, and inflation was happening, too. The minimum wage then was about $1.50 an hour, and it did not go far. "The price of the meat - higher than the dope in the street!"
@rarenature, no you don't, man. I was a teenager during the 70's, and it was not a good time; blacks today are still living with the effect of what the Superflies and the Macks did in helping the crime bosses bring drugs and prostitution to them. The communties of the 70s are now the ' hoods of today. Remember, Vietnam, Nixon, and inflation was happening, too. The minimum wage then was about $1.50 an hour, and it did not go far. "The price of the meat - higher than the dope in the street!"
I was young at that time - you would not like it...being controlled by the NWO just like today...a play of death ..rather fight it then you can become a real hero of mankind...
Here we go again, another crazy conspiracy theorist, you expect me to believe that rich bankers and other elites would conspire globally to reduce the population and enslave us? I dont think so buddy, men who wear suits, smile, shake hands and kiss babies would NEVER do that, they are too nice, polite and highly educated to do anything like that;)
@lw62005 If the global elites wanted to reduce the population. (And it could be easily done by distributing birth control to the poor). They are doing a poor job of it. Because the population continues to increase. We are headed toward having 7 billion people on the Earth. I remember when it was 4 billion people. So either they are incompetent at achieving their goals or it indeed is not one of their goals.
"If the global elites wanted to reduce the population. (And it could be easily done by distributing birth control to the poor). They are doing a poor job of it."
Not only could it happen, ITS BEEN HAPPENING. For example, Planned Parenthood, 1500 African American abortions a day nationwide. Let's take a look at the founder of this wonderful organization's
founder and her heart warming feelings and views in her own words.
@lw62005 Not hard to believe at all. What is hard for many to accept is these philosophies are not only held but heralded by many in the liberal democratic party which espouses totalitarian beliefs. They fight so hard for "women's right to choose" b/c they specifically want Black women to have this right. Of course, Hispanic women aren't far behind in the target but the focus is mainly on Black women.
Sanger believed that, for the purpose of racial "purification," couples should be rewarded who chose sterilization. Birth Control in America, The Career of Margaret Sanger, by David Kennedy, p. 117, quoting a 1923 Sanger speech
On religious convictions regarding sex outside of marriage:
"This book aims to answer the needs expressed in thousands on thousands of letters to me in the solution of marriage problems... Knowledge of sex truths frankly and plainly presented cannot possibly injure healthy, normal, young minds.
Concealment, suppression, futile attempts to veil the unveilable - these work injury, as they seldom succeed and only render those who indulge in them ridiculous. For myself, I have full confidence in the cleanliness, the open-mindedness, the promise of the younger generation." Margaret Sanger, Happiness in Marriage (Bretano's, New York, 1927)
"We do not want word to go out that we want to exterminate the Negro population," she said, "if it ever occurs to any of their more rebellious members." Woman's Body, Woman's Right: A Social History of Birth Control in America, by Linda Gordon
They don't want to hear the truth. Over 50% of African American babies are aborted, that's why it's there. To keep those deemed undesirable from over populating. Great posts though.
Everyone is in the club just chillin' and groovin' it's great! Folk don't look like everyone is tryin' to be in a music video or profile, or have to audition to get into the club or the groove...miss those days!
Please folks this was the best song and movie ever made, they'll never be able to do this again. Curtis my man those were the times the music was great, the clothes were stylish for once, and the cars were huge. And shit was cheap i'm talkin i could get a pack marlboros for like 14 cents it was great you always had money and you always made money. Nothin could get in your way the man never bothered you much and if he did you greased his palm and you were done with it. We'll never get that back.
lilomsky, I'm with you. Great film, incredible soundtrack, from an amazing time.
I hate to tell you this, but one of the greatest classics from that era, The Taking Of Pelham 123, is being remade with John Travolta and Denzel Washington. It'll probably be a bunch of gangsta crap with no intelligence & a lousy soundtrack.
You know, I haven't heard a good soundtrack in probably 15 years.
Great song, best movie ni..a please! Oh, and I suppose Obama will make things cheap! This socialist fool will bleed you. Trust me. Sadly the Man is Obama and he is going to greasing you and where the sun don't shine.
Check out Eddie grooving to the beat..you guys know the guy playing Eddie is the same guy from the episode of Good Times that was Willon's boyfriend that tried to make a play on Thelma.
ROLMAO!!!! Everytime I see Eddie grooving a laugh my butt off. I saw that episode when he tried to score wth Thelma. Can't fault him...Thelma was that fire!
Yeah!! Ain't that some funny shit!!! He just sitting and just grooving. It cracks me up everytime Is see him. Wish we had clubs like this again in Chi-town.
Wowo my Pops use to dress like that back in the 70s. I know he was a lil "dirty" but heck he came back from the was with nothing but a drug habit, before he got right. Times were tough then in big cities (Chicago). Had to make money some how.
This was the era when music was made!
havebold123 2 weeks ago
yeah, this movie put black street life on the big screen for us all to take a good look at, and what a lot of us missed was how troubled we were, freakn lost, scrapn for the dark scraps that killed so many, broke up so many homes and put soooo many brothers behind bars-still, not so super, and certainly not fly! but the music is kick-ass. live and learn, RIP Curtis
IAMKARENROMAN 3 weeks ago
"NOTICE". NOT ONE PERSON WITH THEIR PANTS DOWN BELOW THEIR BUTTS SHOWING THEIR DRAWERS. WE KNEW HOW TO DRESS AND STAY NEAT AND CLEAN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
flashjac1 1 month ago 3
great song in a way...though a lot of 1970s black music sounded like the singer was getting his balls squeezed, for that high pitched voice.
monk22yrs 2 months ago
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JSKANEO 4 months ago
In this era there was more powder in Harlem than a ski resort. More Heroin than Cocaine. It snowed year around.
kodinero1 4 months ago
Youngblood is too cold listening to Curtis... real hustlers don't smile hah!
damightyom 6 months ago
the difference is that before we had curtis mayfield and now 50cent. Conclusion: I love the 70's.
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The70's..... such a beautiful time for black culture & music.....Women were respected, social commentary, the message was love, Good Times, What's Happening, The Jeffersons, Flip Wilson, Sanford and Son, Naturals were cut tight, Soul Train Saturday Mornings, J5, Muhammad Ali, SOUL Brotha, Right on!!!....Shaft, Foxy Brown, Super Fly, Ice Cream truck in the hood, Afro pick with the Black Power salute on the end....BLACK WAS BEAUTIFUL!!....Lets get it back!! One Luv!!
oneluv72 8 months ago
dawg you need to leave da drugs alone and post in plain english
hoehappa 8 months ago
These were da real niggas, back in the 70's no doubt!
Cordero787 10 months ago
@Cordero787 shhhhhhh not too loud! folks you tell that might not have been on the good side of the story..
snyperkyzer 7 months ago
nigger music and lifestyle
hoehappa 10 months ago
@hoehappa hmmm....... Twisted thinking,from what societal based view; statistical precepts? Enlightten me.
serpentinecreature 8 months ago
I am Supafly
monkeymanz89 1 year ago
Oh man - look children what coke can do for You - "Cocaine is a hell of a drug" - congas, deep bass, huge cars, almost like sci-fi now ...
mizer6666 1 year ago
curtis, you missed.
what a genius soundtrack.
esquibelle 1 year ago
A man of odd circumstance a victim of ghetto demands!
therealraybaby 1 year ago
@therealraybaby Hey dummy did you ever for once think that these fools were not victims, but just corrupt and lazy fucks? Stop with the lame and incoherent explanation for losers.
lp32862 1 year ago
@lp32862 did you ever think to read any research on criminology or sociology? Dumbass.
theoriginalmrsm 1 year ago
@lp32862 Hey asshole, I was alive in the 70's and racism was worse then than it is now. Nobody would hire a black man. My dad was a cop and his co-workers regularly arrested blacks simply for "Driving While Black." And the redneck cops thought it was funny, and joked about it all the time. There were NO minorities on the police force, ZERO. The police force was absolutely used as a tool to keep minorities in the ghetto and to diminish their life chances. You're an idiot if you deny that.
MrTruthAddict 1 year ago 4
I love the bob back and forth. Lolz.
CH3BURASHKA 1 year ago
Oh Yea
clayrad1 1 year ago
Yea Curtis....!!!!! Curtis was a musical genius.
will434usmc 1 year ago
Love Curtis Mayfield, that was soul music
goodfella3698 1 year ago
Great film- you can notice the inspirations for Quiten Tarantino from classics like this. And one of the best soundtracks ever made.
KillerMoth3 1 year ago
So dope!!
bra187 1 year ago
love this song.........
ARKFINEST11 1 year ago
The difference between music talking about street life back in the day & 2day, was that it wasn't 'glamorized' or portrayed like it was something 2 aspire 2. Being a pimp or a drug dealer was the lowest thing 1 could b. Drug dealers kept their busines on the low. They didn't flaunt it. I grew up in the PJs in the 70s & those were the happiest times of my life. I didn't have 2 worry about ducking bullets or not being allowed 2 play outside. 2day, there is no respect 4 each other.
royalsoulness 1 year ago 19
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@royalsoulness .. u know no one wants too here the TRUTH! no matter how it feels...
snyperkyzer 7 months ago
I think people miss the point of Curtis' 'Superfly' soundtrack. When he created it, he was wanted to convey a message against street life and drugs. It wasn't about glamorizing it. Curtis allegedly was not 2 please after seeing the finish product of the movie but he already made the deal 4 the sndtrk & starring in the movie. Black entertainers back then were conscious about the message they sent out 2 their audiences. I grew up in the 70s & thankfully was not exposed 2 this type of life.
royalsoulness 1 year ago 3
@royalsoulness I don't think what you've been saying can really be conveyed to the youth of today. "Black conciousness", the realization that outside forces were driving drugs into the projects and inner city, and that people slinging that death were not "good guys", was very real then (as you can attest to). I grew up in the 80's, and I can barely understand what those times meant... There was no glorification of the drugs and violence, it was simple recognition and warning.
spins321 1 year ago
i wish all my friends didn't square up on me
icebergbart216 1 year ago
love
JLMarlow 1 year ago
Back in the days when at least crime had class.
hwiseman1 1 year ago
i was a live back in the 70s bra its the best year dig that
MrJevonmartin 1 year ago
This is the good life man! I live the 70s every fucking day of my life, with fro , bellbottoms, platforms, all the jewelry, I am still in the 20th centruy and I got the Superfly soundtrack on VINYL you all dig it?!! Was spinning it the other night on my record player...
70sman4ever 1 year ago
still that way now just need $ to do it.
surfskatefiji 1 year ago
Got a melon y'all
crankfrank76 1 year ago
The baddest scene in the movie I think.
One of the baddest movie scenes when it comes to Black type movies
gat333 1 year ago
your right rarenature, your indeed right
sinniter 1 year ago
this is realy realy good fucking music
TheDODURGALI 1 year ago
This my shit!! I maybe young, but I have a old woman soul!! I love old skool music!! Something like this!!
LaToyaJoplin 1 year ago
You are funny rarenature!! hahahaha I feel you tho on the come back to 2010!!
sharimorgan 1 year ago
Super cool!!!
Bnesque 1 year ago
ya Oni Logan / SiNg IT bRoTHer!
stpgroov 1 year ago
Curtis Mayfield was a bad mother on the Superfly album. Freddie's dead is my favorite tune from Superfly. That bass line is so funky.
MikeHF 1 year ago 3
I'm yo mama I'm yo daddy I'm that nigger on the alley......
Jaguarjdf 1 year ago
frm curtis mayfield to superfly to ice tea to drake
dhunda1 1 year ago
Good song to toke to oh yea
blueridger28 1 year ago
"Secret stash, heavy bread,baddest bitches in the bed....I'm your pusherman"...Wow what a line....superbad !!!
BobTheWad 2 years ago 4
its mary jane time sweet
cadilacerz 2 years ago
So damn relax take a spliff and smoke to this! XD
NarutoRasengan89 2 years ago
I think I still have the album. Damn that's some good shit!
fugstik 2 years ago
I know i might be considered a loser for this but you ever been playing this on like your MP3 or Ipod and all of a sudden thought you was like Super cool or in this case "Superfly?"
King121093 2 years ago 33
@King121093 when i listen to this music i feel super cool or "superfly"!!!!
HernanyModesto 2 years ago 2
yuuupppp lol
thefreshprince26 2 years ago
@King121093 yeeeaaaaa, you're a loser
trollinnole 1 year ago
@King121093 you're not the only one
dwaine1888 1 year ago
As a matter of fact....YEAH!
thblkhnd 10 months ago
that 70s decade..........anit nothin like it
blackmanta07 2 years ago 4
@blackmanta07 You know how some people think they were born in the wrong body? I think I was born in the wrong decade...
tsup77 2 years ago 2
@tsup77 I think of that all the time.....Im a straight up 70s fanatic..Im a 88' baby. Anything old school I have it. Especially Blaxploitation films. This is my absolute favorite because it was so raw and uncut....the truth on screen. I wish more people my age would really take the time and see how enjoyable life was for Afro-Americans aside from the political controvery of the time. Wish I had a Fro and a badass jumpsuit.lol
Chocolatechick20 2 years ago
@Chocolatechick20(Correctio) Not just for Afro-Americans for EVERYONE!
Chocolatechick20 2 years ago 4
Haha, I feel ya on that.
tsup77 2 years ago
@Chocolatechick20 Did you ever see "Across 110 street " ?
METH3454 1 year ago
One of the baddest scenes in movie history.
gat333 2 years ago 4
This is a classic scene it's to bad that so many black males- thug types are so
turned out on this don't realize that they are trapped in a no win game from the
20th century.
gat333 2 years ago
@gat333
even after watching this movie they still dont get it. There like super fly thats cool baby1
jobuNewWay 2 years ago
Love this scene! I'm so glad I was born in 1971.I can appreciate this music the style and coolness. Pusherman get mellow now..Hot Shit
bigkeezo 2 years ago
i love this film
Cassie86R 2 years ago
Damn I wish I could have seen Curtis Mayfield perform live.
kermit149 2 years ago
super bad baby!!!!! Deep throat came out at the same time and Bruce Lee was on the billboard too.
janbrown51 2 years ago 5
This is Pusherman, not Superfly
JLans156 2 years ago
The song "Pusherman" from the movie "Superfly"
diamondears 2 years ago
lol rarenature. you've gotta fucked up looked on life. I like your take.
JeezyThaSnowMang 2 years ago
Damn man, I wish I could take a time machine back to the 70s just to party, jive, drive big cars, snort some coke, and be a womanizer. Then when things get really fucked up, come back to 2009.
rarenature 2 years ago 85
LOL!!! i dig that...
sagittariusrising74 2 years ago
If I went back to the 70's could I get my light blue faux denim safari suit back? It had long collars with round tips. That's right...I'm Bad !
birthdaymatt 2 years ago 3
@rarenature i lived it !!!
METH3454 1 year ago
@rarenature Agree with you thousand percent!
JoeBattling 1 year ago
@rarenature lol you know whats amazing, they chastise the younger generation for making this music, when they fockin did it themselves..look for bobby womack 110th street.
kfap69 1 year ago
@kfap69 ,you're right,music like this has been around forever, but it was done by adults for adults! WTF happened??
tedkay 1 year ago
@rarenature same as me... unfortunately i was in LA an SF in the 80s first time so i missed the 70s there.... But i saw The Cruzaders 1980 live in Hollywood... with Randy Crawford, and Tom Browne with Funkin for Jamaica, also very very cool but next generation
crocotone 1 year ago
@rarenature HAHAHAHAHA.Me too.I like the way you think
missayawk 1 year ago
@rarenature Amen to dat! Signed and sealed!
Codelikeakilla 1 year ago
@rarenature or be like John Shaft, one bad mutha f@@ka!!!:-)
theman2017inc 1 year ago
@rarenature , no, you don't, brother. I lived through the 70's as a teenager, and it was not that cool; you must remember that this period was during the Vietnam War and school deseg, not to mention inflation and eating commodities. Every generation must live in its own time, and bring their own energy and interpretation to that time. Hard times calls for each of us to make the best out of them - the 70's was just one of those times. Everything else is progress.
4562deedee1 1 year ago 2
@4562deedee1 Well put, that was very well said!!!!!!!!!!!
reghubert 1 year ago
@rarenature, no you don't. I was a teenager during the 70's, and it was not a good time; blacks today are still living with the effect of what the Superflies and the Macks did in helping the crime bosses bring drugs and prostitution to them. The communties of the 70s are now the ' hoods of today. Remember, Vietnam, Nixon, and inflation was happening, too. The minimum wage then was about $1.50 an hour, and it did not go far. "The price of the meat - higher than the dope in the street!"
4562deedee1 1 year ago
@4562deedee1
Well said
jkbezo1 1 year ago
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@rarenature, no you don't, man. I was a teenager during the 70's, and it was not a good time; blacks today are still living with the effect of what the Superflies and the Macks did in helping the crime bosses bring drugs and prostitution to them. The communties of the 70s are now the ' hoods of today. Remember, Vietnam, Nixon, and inflation was happening, too. The minimum wage then was about $1.50 an hour, and it did not go far. "The price of the meat - higher than the dope in the street!"
4562deedee1 1 year ago
@rarenature
I was young at that time - you would not like it...being controlled by the NWO just like today...a play of death ..rather fight it then you can become a real hero of mankind...
Wecknachricht 1 year ago
@Wecknachricht
Here we go again, another crazy conspiracy theorist, you expect me to believe that rich bankers and other elites would conspire globally to reduce the population and enslave us? I dont think so buddy, men who wear suits, smile, shake hands and kiss babies would NEVER do that, they are too nice, polite and highly educated to do anything like that;)
lw62005 1 year ago
@lw62005 If the global elites wanted to reduce the population. (And it could be easily done by distributing birth control to the poor). They are doing a poor job of it. Because the population continues to increase. We are headed toward having 7 billion people on the Earth. I remember when it was 4 billion people. So either they are incompetent at achieving their goals or it indeed is not one of their goals.
xbertocoaylax 1 year ago
@xbertocoaylax
"If the global elites wanted to reduce the population. (And it could be easily done by distributing birth control to the poor). They are doing a poor job of it."
Not only could it happen, ITS BEEN HAPPENING. For example, Planned Parenthood, 1500 African American abortions a day nationwide. Let's take a look at the founder of this wonderful organization's
founder and her heart warming feelings and views in her own words.
lw62005 1 year ago
@lw62005 Not hard to believe at all. What is hard for many to accept is these philosophies are not only held but heralded by many in the liberal democratic party which espouses totalitarian beliefs. They fight so hard for "women's right to choose" b/c they specifically want Black women to have this right. Of course, Hispanic women aren't far behind in the target but the focus is mainly on Black women.
slimdudeDJC 8 months ago
@xbertocoaylax
"The most merciful thing that a large family does to one of its infant members is to kill it."
Margaret Sanger, Women and the New Race
(Eugenics Publ. Co., 1920, 1923)
lw62005 1 year ago
@xbertocoaylax
On sterilization & racial purification:
Sanger believed that, for the purpose of racial "purification," couples should be rewarded who chose sterilization. Birth Control in America, The Career of Margaret Sanger, by David Kennedy, p. 117, quoting a 1923 Sanger speech
lw62005 1 year ago
@xbertocoaylax
On the right of married couples to bear children:
Couples should be required to submit applications to have a child, she wrote in her "Plan for Peace." Birth Control Review, April 1932
lw62005 1 year ago
@xbertocoaylax
On the purpose of birth control:
The purpose in promoting birth control was "to create a race of thoroughbreds," she wrote in the Birth Control Review, Nov. 1921 (p. 2)
On the rights of the handicapped and mentally ill, and racial minorities:
"More children from the fit, less from the unfit -- that is the chief aim of birth control." Birth Control Review, May 1919, p. 12
lw62005 1 year ago
@xbertocoaylax
On religious convictions regarding sex outside of marriage:
"This book aims to answer the needs expressed in thousands on thousands of letters to me in the solution of marriage problems... Knowledge of sex truths frankly and plainly presented cannot possibly injure healthy, normal, young minds.
lw62005 1 year ago
@xbertocoaylax
Concealment, suppression, futile attempts to veil the unveilable - these work injury, as they seldom succeed and only render those who indulge in them ridiculous. For myself, I have full confidence in the cleanliness, the open-mindedness, the promise of the younger generation." Margaret Sanger, Happiness in Marriage (Bretano's, New York, 1927)
lw62005 1 year ago
@xbertocoaylax
On the extermination of blacks:
"We do not want word to go out that we want to exterminate the Negro population," she said, "if it ever occurs to any of their more rebellious members." Woman's Body, Woman's Right: A Social History of Birth Control in America, by Linda Gordon
lw62005 1 year ago
@lw62005
They don't want to hear the truth. Over 50% of African American babies are aborted, that's why it's there. To keep those deemed undesirable from over populating. Great posts though.
johnhailey1980 10 months ago
@johnhailey1980 Where do you get your "theory"? Or is this you own rationale? Come back.
serpentinecreature 8 months ago
@rarenature lets get in a hot tub time machine to enjoy these good times
midastouch1981 1 year ago 6
@rarenature haha
lilruc 10 months ago
I'm yo momma, im yo dadday, im the nigga in the alley!
DontPlayaHateHonkey 2 years ago 3
And I do not even think he was Motown. Oh but blacks are rhythmic and music; soul.
sly821 2 years ago
that's the scene. those dudes kickin' back, and Curtis Mayfield singin' it.....
classic.
mcul2112 2 years ago
i wish i was aniggar man
paul196667 2 years ago 2
why u say that?
these days we say colored creature
speedstick401 2 years ago
you are!
minions11 2 years ago
I'm yo mama, I'm yo daddy
I'm that nigga in the alley
vinegaroon1 2 years ago
BEST SONG EVER!!!!
monkey298 2 years ago
The pimp in the red hat was actually a real pimp and the Cadillac used for this movie actually belonged to him. Great flick.
desertdetroiter 2 years ago 4
With a Rolls Royce Grill
Clamms 2 years ago
You mean K.C.
SFFOOL76 2 years ago
i love how this version is faster paced than the album
azaproc 2 years ago
Now this is the real deal directly from the movie!!!
autoracer1man 2 years ago
reminds me of eddie kendricks
cbricks009 2 years ago 2
love this song pusherman
55arnette 2 years ago
im your pushermannn
such a classic
MOUTHMEPLEASE 2 years ago
when im bagging up my coke i listen to this!!!!!
this song is wavey!!!!!!
MOUTHMEPLEASE 2 years ago 5
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I used to suck alot of big dicks to this song!!
LickMyCuntMoFo 2 years ago 10
Where's the line at ? O_o
Just be gentle, don't use a lot of teeth, please.
Thank you. : )
jkbezo1 2 years ago
BITCH, I am 128 years old, had 34 husbands, and have 15 kids.
LickMyCuntMoFo 2 years ago 3
No problem, MILF.
No complaints here. : )
jkbezo1 2 years ago
Damn!!
jezzy306 2 years ago
baby you aint seen nuthin
militaryminded85 2 years ago 2
Everyone is in the club just chillin' and groovin' it's great! Folk don't look like everyone is tryin' to be in a music video or profile, or have to audition to get into the club or the groove...miss those days!
LUVJONZ99 2 years ago
so ice t stole this song and just changed some stuff??
appamomo 2 years ago
America is the WORST country in the world.
LickMyCuntMoFo 2 years ago 3
yea but in a good way the good has to come with the bad lol
appamomo 2 years ago
ain't i clean, bad machine
super cool, super mean
feelin' good, for the man
Superfly, here i stand
secret stash, heavy bread
baddest bitches, in the bed
eliwall 2 years ago 4
man the main character is the original scareface
YOUNGTOOLIE 2 years ago 4
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ice t's is still the best
DarkNinjaO1 2 years ago
God damn, I used to suck alot of dicks to this song!!
LickMyCuntMoFo 2 years ago 6
Who is stopping you? get a heavy supply of chapstick.
lp32862 2 years ago
I'll suck yo dick SOOOO HARD, yo balls will suck up into yo body.
LickMyCuntMoFo 2 years ago
No. That would happen if you blew into my dick hole, not sucked. You're no good are you.
ChewySatisfaction 2 years ago
lol.... interesting woman u are
kansas66204 2 years ago 2
Grandma.......is that you????
CherieMac92 2 years ago 4
I'ma not ya Grandma baby, or I could be....my daughters are total sluts!
LickMyCuntMoFo 2 years ago 2
hahahahah lol
algblessed1975 2 years ago 2
HOT DAMN!!!
I wish I was alive in those times. : )
jkbezo1 2 years ago 17
@jkbezo1 , see above reply.
4562deedee1 1 year ago
A breath of fresh air
sligo74 2 years ago
This whole alblum was the bomb back in 1972 when I was 19 years old
nuttyprofessor64 2 years ago 4
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lp32862 2 years ago
they're totally different but i think prince cud b as cool n innovative.
TonyBriggs 2 years ago
one of the best rock and roll songs ever
boobay2 2 years ago
lilomsky i feel that. real talk
kutso8500 2 years ago
Please folks this was the best song and movie ever made, they'll never be able to do this again. Curtis my man those were the times the music was great, the clothes were stylish for once, and the cars were huge. And shit was cheap i'm talkin i could get a pack marlboros for like 14 cents it was great you always had money and you always made money. Nothin could get in your way the man never bothered you much and if he did you greased his palm and you were done with it. We'll never get that back.
lilomsky 2 years ago 12
this was off one of the greatest albums ever...from start to finish
BloodBoxing 2 years ago 4
lilomsky, I'm with you. Great film, incredible soundtrack, from an amazing time.
I hate to tell you this, but one of the greatest classics from that era, The Taking Of Pelham 123, is being remade with John Travolta and Denzel Washington. It'll probably be a bunch of gangsta crap with no intelligence & a lousy soundtrack.
You know, I haven't heard a good soundtrack in probably 15 years.
mubirshu 2 years ago
Great song, best movie ni..a please! Oh, and I suppose Obama will make things cheap! This socialist fool will bleed you. Trust me. Sadly the Man is Obama and he is going to greasing you and where the sun don't shine.
lp32862 2 years ago
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AMERICA is the WORST country in the world.
LickMyCuntMoFo 2 years ago
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MRSJOHNSONSIKEEE 2 years ago
@lilomsky Not to mention aint no cameras to catch you doing dirty.You need good ol fashioned evidence
missayawk 1 year ago
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lilomsky 2 years ago
....Secret stash, heavy bread, baddest bitches in the bed, I'm your Pusherman...
WOW what a line...super bad....
BobTheWad 2 years ago 5
thats hip hop lol
boobay2 2 years ago
So REAL! Thas my boyce right there son.. Superfly baby, livin down on the copasetic appropriations.. indeed the charmed life.
dunngar 2 years ago
my lecturer always plays this song to us in music theory lessons. its epic
dannypp1 2 years ago 2
some killer side burns. i want to see superfly fight with dolomite. that would make a millions!
lwon01 2 years ago
Check out Eddie grooving to the beat..you guys know the guy playing Eddie is the same guy from the episode of Good Times that was Willon's boyfriend that tried to make a play on Thelma.
butterp7 2 years ago 3
Yeah wasn't he! That episode was on recently!
ShawnsWord21 2 years ago 2
ROLMAO!!!! Everytime I see Eddie grooving a laugh my butt off. I saw that episode when he tried to score wth Thelma. Can't fault him...Thelma was that fire!
rockjohnson80 2 years ago
Yeah!! Ain't that some funny shit!!! He just sitting and just grooving. It cracks me up everytime Is see him. Wish we had clubs like this again in Chi-town.
butterp7 2 years ago 2
real deal music, front row
Hoseastlmo 2 years ago
look like Osama Bin Laden was in the audience.
jdel58 2 years ago
Wowo my Pops use to dress like that back in the 70s. I know he was a lil "dirty" but heck he came back from the was with nothing but a drug habit, before he got right. Times were tough then in big cities (Chicago). Had to make money some how.
jkbezo 3 years ago
I meant to say he came back from the war.
jkbezo 3 years ago