Hip-Hop Anniversaries, Part IV (Updated 2017)

Paying Homage to Another Slate of Hip-Hop Classics

Run DMC: Raising Hell (1986)

Beastie Boys: Licensed to Ill (1986)

Salt N' Pepa: Hot, Cool, and Vicious (1986)

Doug E. Fresh: Oh My God! (1986)

Stetsasonic: On Fire (1986) 

The 2 Live Crew: Is What We Are (1986) 

Too Short: Born to Mack (1986)

Just Ice: Back to the Old School (1986)

Ice Cube: Death Certificate (1991)

Main Source: Breaking Atoms (1991)

De La Soul: De La Soul is Dead (1991)

2Pac: 2pacalypse Now (1991)

Scarface: Mr. Scarface is Back (1991)

Del the Funky Homosapien: I Wish My Brother George Was Here (1991)

Geto Boys: We Can't Be Stopped (1991)

Freestyle Fellowship: To Whom It May Concern (1991)

Black Sheep: A Wolf in Sheep's Clothing (1991)

Pete Rock & C.L. Smooth: All Souled Out (1991)

DJ Quik: Quik is the Name (1991)

MC Lyte: Act Like You Know (1991)

DJ Jazzy Jeff and the Fresh Prince: Homebase (1991)

Above the Law: Vocally Pimpin' (1991)

Digital Undergound: This is an EP Release (1991)

Naughty by Nature: Naughty by Nature (1991)

Yo-Yo: Make Way for the Motherlode (1991)

Organized Konfusion: Organized Konfusion (1991)

Public Enemy: No. 8 Apocalypse 91....The Enemy Strikes Back (1991)

Cypress Hill: Cypress Hill (1991)

N.W.A.: Niggaz4life (1991)

Gangstarr: Step in the Arena (1991)

A Tribe Called Quest: The Low End Theory (1991)

Outkast: ATLiens (1996)

Nas: It Was Written (1996)

2Pac: All Eyez on Me (1996)

A Tribe Called Quest: Beats, Rhymes, and Life (1996)

The Roots: Illadelph Halflife (1996)

Busta Rhymes: The Coming (1996)

Jay-Z: Reasonable Doubt (1996)

Xzibit: At the Speed of Life (1996)

Redman: Muddy Waters (1996)

Rass Kass: Soul on Ice (1996)

The Fugees: The Score (1996)

UGK: Ridin' Dirty (1996)

Mobb Deep: Hell on Earth (1996)

De La Soul: Stakes Is High (1996)

Foxy Brown: Ill Na Na (1996)

Jeru the Damaja: Wrath of the Math (1996)

Bahamadia: Kollage (1996)

E-40: The Hall of Game (1996)

Westside Connection: Bow Down (1996)

Lil' Kim: Hardcore (1996)

2Pac: The Don Killuminati: The Seven Day Theory (1996)

Lost Boyz: Legal Drug Money (1996)

Fifteen Year Anniversary

Jay-Z: The Blueprint (2001)

Nas: Stillmatic (2001)

The Beatnuts: Take It or Squeeze It (2001)

Masta Ace: Disposable Arts (2001)

Busta Rhymes: Genesis (2001)

Cornmega: The Realness (2001)

J-Zone: Pimps Don't Pay Taxes (2001)

Cannibal Ox: The Cold Vein (2001)

Missy Elliot: Miss E...So Addictive (2001)

N.E.R.D: In Search Of (2001)

Ten Year Anniversary

Lupe Fiasco: Food and Liquor (2006)

The Roots: Game Theory (2006)

J Dilla: The Shining (2006)

Busta Rhymes: The Big Bang (2006)

Ghostface Killah: Fishscale (2006)

CunninLynguists: A Piece of Strange (2006)

J Dilla: Donuts (2006)

Nas: Hip-Hop is Dead (2006)

Five Year Anniversary 

Phonte: Charity Starts At Home (2011)

Kendrick Lamar: Section.80 (2011)

Common: The Dreamer/The Believer (2011)

Pharoahe Monch: W.A.R. (We Are Renegades) (2001)

J Cole: Cole World: The Sideline Story (2011)

The Roots: Undun (2011)

Did I miss any? Please post in the comments below (must be within one of the five year intervals).

Addressing an Issue

Dedicated to the Brainwashed Afrosimptricks Out There

An Uncomfortable Truth

Taken from the former 1000gohead post titled "Strange Fruit Hanging from a Normal Tree"

YouTuber 360insight goes:

+Nathan Dawson Another crucial part of history that i never here any pan-african/afrocentrists mention is the so called repatriation that took place in 1821. The u.s. navy purchased the land we now know and refer to as liberia from indigenous west africans. Before that land was renamed liberia it was known as the malaquette coast. The u.s. proceeded to use their newly purchased land in west africa as a colony with an agenda to "repatriate"/ship off at least 5 million indigenous freed negro slaves off their homeland back to a land they never came from, all under the guise of the african slave trade lie and the afrocentricity rhetoric. American negroes were not welcomed "back to africa" with open arms by their alleged long lost brothers and sisters. The american colonization society founded by european christians was the political tool/organization used to attempt to bring this scheme to remove the indigenous peoples of america from their homeland by the millions to fruition. Ultimately their initial plan to send millions "back to africa" failed due to the resistance and ridicule they received from indigenous negroes and even europeans. Instead of shipping off millions of negroes to a foreign land against their will, they instead settled and shipped off between 10,000-20,000 negroes that were willing to go. The vast majority of the freed negro slaves that willingly left to the new african colony were christians that fell for the african slave rhetoric, gave up on their own homeland and decided that they would never be free here. This fact also falls in line with their agenda to christianize the indigenous peoples of west africa by using our people as a proxy. The new african colony on the malaquette coast was renamed liberia by the american colonization society. The etymology of the name liberia comes from the latin word "liber" which means free, as in the land of the freed negro slaves. When the negroes that left to africa arrived they coined the term "americo-liberian" for themselves. In 1847, the americo-liberians declared themselves independent from the american colonization society and set up there own government and socio-political system modeled after the u.s. government and social system. They also created their own constitution which was also modeled after the u.s. constitution, and they set up their own political party named the "True Whig Party" which was named after the u.s. political "whig party", and the u.s. modeled their whig party after the whig party of great britain. The term "whig" comes from how politicians and judges in great britain wore weird curly white wigs when in court or in office.

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After declaring independence and creating their own government, the americo-liberians literally proceeded to oppress and tyrannize the indigenous peoples and tribes of west africa for over 130 years, in a manner identical to how europeans oppessed and tyrannized indigenous melanated peoples all over the world including negroes of america. They labeled them savages and excluded them from government. The only indigenous africans that were allowed to partake in government affairs were the ones that received western educations and were initiates of the freemasonic lodge. They also forced the peoples of west africa to work as what we would call slaves for extremely low wages, took their land from them and forced them to pay taxes on land and resources that they owned and produced long before the americo-liberians ever arrived in africa. Some sources even claim that the manner in which the americo-liberian true whig party ruled over and treated the peoples of west africa was worst than what people call the transatlantic slave trade. As a matter of fact, in 1930 the americo-liberian true whig party was investigated by the league of nations on accounts of subjecting the indigenous west african peoples to forced labor and slavery and were found to be doing exactly that.

Almost every single politician in the liberian government was a sellout freemason. Americo-liberian negro freemasons were the underlying force behind the entire dark history of liberia and are also responsible for much of the west african blood diamond trade and tribal wars that take place in west africa til this day. Every single negro that promoted the african slave story and afrocentricity in america was a freemason and or an anglophile. The so-called father of pan-africanism, Edward Wilmot Blyden who was a negro born on the caribbean island of st. thomas, is said to have been an anglophile by numerous sources. The oxford encyclopedia of african thought refers to blyden as an "inveterate anglophile." Martin delaney, marcus garvey and w.e.b. dubois were all sellout freemasons. People need to understand that garvey was in full support of removing indigenous american negroes off of their land and shipping them off to a colony in a foreign land owned by the u.s. and controlled by freed negro americo-liberian freemason puppet sellouts. The entire history of liberia is smothered with influence from not just europeans, but freemasonry, prince hall freemasonry to be specific. These freemason pan-african "heroes" sold our people up the river and we uphold them as great men. Then we as a collective try to claim africa and its peoples as our own while completely denying or being completely oblivious to the history of freed negro slaves and sellout negro freemasons of the true whig party in west africa. Then our people wonder why africa doesnt reach out or try to connect with negroes in america. Aside from us not being the same people and not being of the same land, we have a history that spans over 130 years of oppressing them that hardly anyone ever mentions or knows about, especially the fake ass pan-african/afrocentric community. The fact that none of them ever make mention of this history is by itself enough proof to see the agenda behind that entire movement and the vast amounts of ignorance within that community. In my opinion, pan-africans/afrocentrists are worst than christians. Most of them are extremely ignorant and arrogant. At least christians have the bible which has within it universal truths and principles that can be applied to ones life to make them an all around better human being. Pan-africanism/afrocentricity justifies negroes in taking on a victim mentality and enables them into thinking that they are super conscious and aware of the history of the whole world now that theyve been brainwashed and indoctrinated with, and have become emotionally attached to the african slave lie and the afrocentricity rhetoric. Its also eradicates the drive to want to stand up and do something to get out of the position our people are in as a collective because according to pan-africanism/afrocentrism, we're not even home here in america. It tells us america is the land of our captivity and suffering, which subconsciously makes us think that we have nothing to fight for or gain here in america. If you look back on ancient history when wars and battles were fought between great nations and empires, what was one of the main things that the victor of the war gained? LAND AND TERRITORY. The african lies tell us to not worry about america at all and focus on africa. Those of us that get arrested for serious crimes get sent to prison. The government spends millions building prisons all across the country to put us in. The reason why is because they cant deport us to africa because africa is not our homeland. Foreign criminals get deported back to their homeland, but not negroes. Why? Because america is the home of the negro/black/african-american and they legally cant deport us anywhere.

It makes absolutely no sense for europeans to allegedly go into africa, somehow conquer and enslave millions of human beings, ship them across the atlantic ocean to america for profit, lose millions of their slaves to death during the middle passage over the atlantic which means massive losses of profit, oppress and rape beat and terrorize them for two and a half centuries in their new american colonies, and then in the end just decide to ship them back across the atlantic to africa. This is what negroes believe and take pride in. Smh.

This also explains why some negroes that take dna tests and get results back telling them that they have dna that comes from west/central africa. The reason why is due to over 130 years of freed negro/americo-liberian and indigenous african miscegenation, not the transatlantic african slave trade lie. The dna sequences acquired by these phony genealogy companies are most likely taken from the descendants of the 10,000-20,000 freed negro slaves that were relocated to liberia in the 19th century. So this is the kill shot to end that mess when negroes want to act smart and play the dna science game.

http://www.gradschool.psu.edu/diversity/mcnair/papers2003/ballahpdf/

https://etd.ohiolink.edu/!etd.send_file?accession=osu1354564839&disposition=inline

https://theses.lib.vt.edu/theses/available/etd-05082012-115854/unrestricted/West_LE_T_2012

http://freemasoninformation.com/2014/12/freemasonry-and-black-nationalism/

http://lawsofsilence.blogspot.com/2013/09/lone-star-back-to-africa.html

http://henrymakow.com/2015/05/Black-Power-Leaders-are-Freemasons%20.html