Self Destruction
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Uploaded by darquekyss on Mar 24, 2007
The Stop the Violence Movement was formed by rapper KRS-One.
During a Boogie Down Productions and Public Enemy concert, a young fan was killed in a fight; galvanized into action, KRS-One founded the Stop the Violence Movement. Comprised of some of the biggest stars in contemporary East Coast hip-hop, the movement released a single ('Self Destruction') in 1989 with all proceeds going to the National Urban League.
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This song is very relevant til this day and should be a part of every radio station's format to be played at the end of their Hip Hop Hour/Show.
2 days ago 2
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Love MC LYTE on this track!
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THIS IS HIP-HOP!!!!!
6 days ago 2
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Back when all rappers were down for each other & didn't try to kill each other! Positive conscience music.
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@RDC1ofDC true
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Juicy old school love
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@RDC1ofDC rock or metal isnt mainstream anymore
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@TangerineWizard123 so what are you sayin' to us......you forgot about the Beastie Boys......who gave us hits like "Brass Monkey", "No Sleep 'til Brooklyn" & "Fight For Your Right To Party"......go wash your mouth out.....metal/rock did get into the mainstream with Rap & Hip-Hop, you moron!!!! The Beastie Boys been around sense the mid to late 80's.
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@HaliB75 That's real talk on culture mixes.......bcuz I'm 1/2 African American & 1/2 Puerto Rican!!!!!! Ain't shit wrong with being Black/Latino.......multi-lingu
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@4ever2pacfan YMCMB needs to pull their pants up & start talkin' about some positive stuff......bcuz they sho' nuff as hell ain't impressin' me.......got our teens runnin' around recitin' their lyrics, tryin' to dress like 'em......even talk like'em!!!! What ever happened to rappin' about how bad we used to get harrassed by the po-po's & stayin' in school......shit has fouled up the minds of youngsters now.
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Damn, Moe Dee was ill on this track. Flow, lyrics, everything.
"...I never ever ran from the Ku Klux Klan and I shouldn't have to run from a black man..."
Real Hip Hop, I miss you so much.
MrJooxman 2 months ago 38
RIP AJ...RIP LJ Perkins...RIP Andre Johnson...RIP Mo Money...RIP Jason Ewing...RIP Cotrina McLin...RIP to all my brothas and sistas that fell to senseless violence including my sister's unborn twins...You are loved and remembered...
jlovell40831 2 months ago 18