[quote=Hwhite Powr;6025839][quote=-The Patriot-;6024569] How many Black rock stars can ya name?:rolleyes: Whites created Rock so shove it! It started as Hillbilly music!   no, whites didn't. You're wrong.  Whatever you say, Kunta Kinte. :rolleyes: Rock music was invented by ni##as, that's about the stupidest thing I've ever heard and no one is going to believe you. So piss off, I hate you thieving little liars. If I had a dollar for every Black rock star in history...well...I just  might  be able to buy a six pack if I'm lucky, but I doubt it. Even Chuck Berry, the definitive Black rock star, was known as the Black Hillbilly and when he first started out everyone just heard him on records and assumed he was White. Alot of Black people were mad at Jimi Hendrix calling him a race traitor and everything because they thought he was sucking up to White people and trying to be White, playing White Rock music and moving to England and hanging out with all White friends, and White people called him the Electric Spade. Rock music comes from Hillbilly music, Appalachian Folk, Country and Bluegrass and can trace it's ancestry straight back to the Folk music of Ireland and Scotland, not the Congo! So dream on and stop trying to be a pathetic little culture thief, you people just cannot resist the temptation to steal things that don't belong to you can you?     Show me the traditional, sub-saharan African music, where is it? huh? where? Let's hear it, I bet it sounds just like Rock n' Roll, the Blues and Jazz :rofl Oh wait, no it doesn't sound even remotely similar to any of this American music that Blacks like to call Black music, that's right. I almost forgot that Blacks need to be living in a White society amidst a White culture, surrounded by White people to influence them and to immitate otherwise they can do nothing but wildly bang on a drum and holler and shout and stamp their feet. If not, where is the traditional Black African music? Show us what that African music is all about, we would love to hear it. We would love to hear the Black African equivalent of Mozart, Bach, Beethoven or Chopin. I would love to hear some old, 2 or 3 hundred year old traditional Black African music that sounds even remotely similar to Jazz, Blues or Rock n' Roll...but it doesn't exist, but the funny thing is...I could show you plenty of examples of old, 2 or 3 hundred year old traditional European music that sounds remarkably similar to Jazz, Blues or Rock n' Roll...hm... Well anyways, I'll be waiting to hear some old traditional style Black African music, I'd especially like to hear some that isn't just beating on a drum and yelling and stomping feet, but I don't think there is any. Show us what that real authentic Black African music is all about homie.