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If i remember correctly he said he was the one that drove Pac to faiths house to smash...
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people dont even know what culture appropriation is so both sides of the field are lame. ben always been lame to me. dudes a joke.It started last night with him saying american fans of k-pop were dumb. People were discussing Asians and culture appropriation and he came to the defense of one of the acts people were discussing and he just went on this rant from there. A whole lot of "i was there from the start of hip hop" I helped jay and pac, i support black lives matter etc.
I think it was hotel, but yea he said that.If i remember correctly he said he was the one that drove Pac to faiths house to smash...
If i remember correctly he said he was the one that drove Pac to faiths house to smash...
This is what happens when you let certain people infiltrate your "culture" . Screw Ben Baller and his thought processes. He's a nuisance.
He might be correct. Dude was in A&R at Priority Records (look up their roster in the 90's). He posted his plaques on here once. He started as a DJ and probably ran with those circles in L.A. He made his connections from there.
Anyone know his last name?
Has anyone ever shouted out Ben Barra on a song?
Anyone know his last name?
he was a part of the culture.... he wasn't a creator or a builderY'all are dense af. Do I really have to defend this guy lol.
If you were around in the 80s deejaying, emceeing, bboying, or throwing up graff... you have the right in 2017, on Twitter, to say you helped build and create hiphop cultur
he was a part of the culture.... he wasn't a creator or a builderY'all are dense af. Do I really have to defend this guy lol.
If you were around in the 80s deejaying, emceeing, bboying, or throwing up graff... you have the right in 2017, on Twitter, to say you helped build and create hiphop cultur