Soulja boy: King of Hip Hop/Government shutdown

Yanadameen Godcast, season 2, episode #002

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R. Kelly debate: victim vs victimizer

Yanadameen Godcast Season 2 episode #001
In this first episode of the new year, and our first episode cutting ties with our former studio, we dive into the R. Kelly debate & Lord Jamar asks when is a “VICTIM” held responsible for their actions.

 

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Last Show Of 2018

Rounding out 2018 the first year of the Yanadameen Godcast, the panel welcomes Detroit’s own Champtown who has released a documentary titled “The Untold Story of Detroit Hip Hop”.

The cast look back on some of the events of 2018, discuss what music releases of this year they still play, and debate whether political correctness is eroding freedom?

Dr Wesley Muhammad Responds To Paul Guthrie

Following the discussion with Paul Guthrie, Lord Jamar opens the floor to the Nation of Islam to respond and the Yanadameen Godcast is pleased to welcome Dr Wesley Muhammad as a special guest.

Dr Wesley Muhammad speaks briefly about his background and introduction to not just the Nation of Islam but also to the Five Percent Nation, as well as sharing how he came to be in the privileged position of learning directly from Minister Louis Farrakhan.

Lord Jamar asks Dr Wesley Muhammad to respond directly to the points put forward by Paul Guthrie regarding specifically the charge that W.D. Fard was actually teaching Bhuddism and not Islam, and also the location of Mecca.

Paul Guthrie: In-Depth Analysis Of The Teachings of W.D. Fard

Yanadameen Godcast episode #043

The Yanadameen Godcast this week features special guest Paul Guthrie who has been studying the teachings of Nation of Islam co-founder W.D. Fard and doing a critical analysis of his teachings. His studies have led him to question whether many of the beliefs held by followers of W.D. Fard are true or is their faith misplaced?

Does Voting Matter? ¦ Boy Scouts Rebrand As Gender-Neutral “Scouts”

The Yanadameen Godcast convene to once again to discuss events that have transpired over the past week in the world of current affairs, politics, and hip hop.

After sharing that he voted in the midterm elections, Lord Jamar was in the firing line of a lot of criticism from people who accused him of “wasting his time because voting doesn’t change anything” or that “voting won’t bring down white supremacy”. Lord Jamar reponds to these critics.

In music news, 50 Cent and Ja Rule’s ongoing feud was a talking point again as the two fired off another round of insults at each other. Can there ever be peace between the two?

The final topic of today’s show explores the recent news of the Boy Scouts being rebranded as the Scouts. Is this a move to further push the agenda of “gender fluidity” or “gender neutral” politics?

Flipmode Album Update ¦ Hypocrisy Of “Trans” Movement

Since revealing that Flipmode Squad has reassembled to record a 20-year anniversary album, the anticipation from fans of hiphop has been off the charts. Rah Digga whet the appetite further by dropping a snippet of a track on Instagram with her verse.

Something less appetizing, however, is the genetically-modified and fake food that has been slowly creeping into our food chain with videos showing all manner of products from cabbage and lettuce to eggs and beef being made and sold to unsuspecting consumers.

Lord Jamar also highlights a recent episode of Dr Phil on which a Black woman claimed to be white; as people were quick to ridicule her and brand her crazy, how is she any different to people who claim to be transgender?

Melanin & Skin Bleaching ¦ False Flag Operations

In a time when there seems to be more Black consciousness and there has been a revival in the “Black & Proud” movement, skin bleaching remains an ever-present scourge in Black society. Is the practice simply “self-hatred” or do we just have to accept it as part of the culture? This is the question in today’s discussion which goes into what exactly is melanin?

Are White People Calling Police To Have Black People Killed?

We have seen increasing numbers of incidents where white people are calling the police on Black people who are going about their business. From the “BBQ Becky” incident in Oakland that triggered everything off, to the recent case of the white woman who claimed that a 9-year-old Black boy groped her in a store in situation that shared uncomfortable similarities to the Emmitt Till episode.

With the odds overwhelmingly stacked against Black people in outcomes of contact with the police, are white people intentionally calling the police so that they can have Black people murdered without repercussions?

Kanye’s Downward Spiral ¦ Lil Wayne’s Resurgence ¦ Cyhi vs Joe [Full Show] – YouTube

ruh roh joe….

This week’s Godcast delves into the sideshow that Kanye West seems to be morphing into and asks what could be the cause of his erratic behavior – is he really suffering mental health issues or is it simply a case of attention-seeking (12:25)?
Another rapper who has been back in the spotlight this week is Lil Wayne, as the long-awaited Carter V album was finally released – essentially marking the end of his prolonged feud with Birdman and Cash Money Records (21:56). How has Wayne managed to last so long in the rap game and cross generations 26:33)?
Cyhi The Prynce and Joe Budden have been engaging in some back-and-forth, with Cyhi calling Joe out to battle him officially for $500’000 (36:03). Do you think Joe will step up to the plate or will he continue to play his “I’m retired” card to get out of jail?