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Mos Def and Talib Kweli are BLACK STAR - UNCUT REACTION (Patreon)

Published:
2022-04-26 19:29:47
Edited:
2024-11-12 18:06:31
Imported:
2026-06

Content

Had to get this one in before the new record drops. Enjoy! 

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Black Star Full Reaction Patreon.mp4

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Comments

Sage_Mode_Q

In my mind Thieves in the Night is one of the greatest Hip Hop tracks of all time. So glad you reacted to this

James Green

👏👏👏🔥🔥🔥

Mark V

Booom

Sam

Yessss surely this means you'll finally get to Black on Both Sides!

Deen Syed

Hey Jon, I’m glad you finally got to this. You mentioned that reading this sounds like a book. I haven’t reached your reaction to Thieves in the Night yet, but here’s a fun fact: Mos And Talib worked together at an African-American bookstore in Brooklyn called Nkiru Books when they wrote this. Peace and thank you for reacting to one of my favorite albums EVER

Deen Syed

Also I’m sure you’ve heard it by now but Thieves in the Night is based on a Toni Morisson book called The Bluest Eye. It’s about an 11 year old girl named Pecola who is black and has a horrible life. She wishes that she had blue eyes so that her problems would go away. She gets stepped on by everyone, called ugly for being black by blacks people in her community, impregnated forcefully by her father, beaten by her mother when she tells her. has her baby die, and is reimpregnated (forcefully) by her father again who goes on to run away and die. She ends up delusional thinking that she finally got blue eyes and that this is why no one in her community wants to look at her. In reality, they’re repulsed by the sight of her, what happened to her, and how they were complicit in it. It’s an insanely good song, but coupled with this context, it’s just next level.

Cameron Ordinario

What’s the date for the Calvin Harris project?