You know... This is exactly how I feel. Some things need to be said but people are generally out there saying things to appease and not to spark positive change in people's lives. My mission is to change that.
This is so funny and weird for you to join our blogosphere but we are a very welcoming community, so welcome.
Check out Black blogs and my blog if you get a chance.
i thought for a moment that you'd abandoned your blog....like the updates, and am really digging your blog. i didn't think i would (thought it would be too commercial) but i do. pleasantly surprised!!!
Second, as I listened to you talk about the football player who wished he had spoken up more while in the sportlight, I wondered if you feel the same way.
Do feel that you waisted your popularity at all? And if you do feel that way, do you realize that God forgives and gives second chances?
You are still popular in the hearts of many even if you are not atop the billboard charts.
God wants to use you to tell others about Him.
I am glad to hear you wont give up. I hope to see you make some waves as you speak up and do good.
Congratulations! You have been chosen as the official C & C Lo's Neighbor of the Month for the month of February. This honor is being received, by being featured as a "Blog of Note" on Blogger's homepage, and after passing our rigorous standards. I agree that it's great when celebrities use their popularity to make other people aware of some of the problems in the world. But for artists there seems to always be a struggle between the art they make, music for example, and messages they try to convey outside of their art. They have to ask themselves in what way their art will be influenced, or even compromised, by things they do or say outside of their role as an artist. While we can easily distinguish between the role of a football player on and off the field, a similar distinction does not seem to exist for artists. So in the end, an artist is always an artist, and everything they do or say in public becomes part of their artistic expression. To me it seems as if this is, at least to some degree, a dilemma artists face when it comes to showing social responsibility.
i like your vision for this blog. i especially liked the part when you said, "...when some things needed to be addressed and needed to be said...mc hammer stood up and said them."
most rap artists speak their minds but few do it responsibly. you're the man for having the courage to do so.
morfeeus, your statement is 100% false. I put 200 of my people on my payroll at a cost of 1 million dollars per month and thats a fact. But you are right that we need wisdom and resources. I have certainly put my share in.I will continue to contribute both finances and word.
Why does it always have to be about "my people" and "your people" and all that? Why do we need to constantly drag out the racial prejudice? Don't people realize that you're giving it even more power by publicizing it and hyping it up? I just don't understand why people of all colors can't just be people, instead of 'my people' or whatever. I mean all skin colors have the same basic problems... you might consider "your people" to be poor african americans from the ghetto. I might consider "my people" to be poor white folks living in trailer homes in run down trailer parks. Either way, both groups of people need better education, better jobs, and better lifestyles. I guess I'm sorry if I'm rambling, but the racial conflict jawns make me feel ill. Nightlife Community Development Blog The Truth About Mad Cow Disease
Wow, very impressive. Glad to see that you are blogging. I was in the Navy also, retired in 2000. I served with some guys who knew you from your navy days. Good luck in all you do, and I wish you well.
"Racism will never stop until racists and yes blacks can be racists stop it. Why do you keep it going? "
Cool Lisa. :D
I agree ...racism sucks big time, however, it will never go away entirely.
I suggest Hammer is expressing his belief in an imbalance in the quality of life that blacks are still experiencing due to the calculated efforts of a dominate white society.
Speaking out against such injustice , may one day suppress it, thus, achieving balance.
Nevertheless, both sides need to take a chill pill; simple finger pointing achieves little.
I won't take up too much room since you've had alot of feed back already. I enjoyed the audio and I think you are right about saying what needs to be said and not the one who people will say in the future put his head in the sand.
Good luck saying what you have to say and welcome to the wonderful world of blogging. Blogging has inspired me in so many ways!
Well my goal was to create stimulated debate on the issue. We have to be able to talk about these issues in order to better understand and respect each other. Racism is ugly period. And Yes African Americans can be racist. Lets do all we can to work together to end all racism. Thank you for your honest thoughts.
It makes me laugh when people tell other people to "just get over the racism." I am a Christian, single Hispanic mom raising 7 kids and I live in a Confederate Flag Zone. Anyone watch Crash? That's what its like. I don't go out deliberately looking to be discriminated against. People make snap judgements and they run with it. If you are not a minority, then you can't understand what it is like to be discriminated against on a daily basis.
One more thing, I remember watching the VH1 (I believe it was Behind The Music or Driven) episode where your life was put on display for everyone to see. They discussed all the millions that you were paying all your friends and family on your payroll. How you paid for all their airfare and hotel accommodations while on tour. You tried to bring people up the ranks with you. I also saw that concert (on TBN) where you received all the applause and you got down on one knee and gave GOD the glory. It takes courage to stand for God anywhere. Even more so in the public eye. Press forward, finish the race and let the haters hate. God will deal with them.
Only God knows the heart and he receives those that are repentant with open arms. He is the only one that can judge you. There is none among us without sin and no one can cast stones! Those that don't get it, just need prayer and maybe one day they will understand. Being a Christian doesn't mean one is perfect. It means one admits they are flawed and is surrendering to a God that is PERFECT.
MC Hammer (sorry I actually dont know your real given name, I hope you dont mind the nick name):
What do you think the future of rap will be? I mean it has been a long road so far, and every time I think it has all been done and there is nothing new left, something new DOES come around.
I'll apologize up front because this is gonna be a long one...
Has anyone seen the PBS documentary called "A Class Divided" or read the book?
I was introduced to this program in a diversity workshop I attended for my company. Until I saw this short film and then read the related text, I had always sort of had a thought in the back of my head that African-Americans, Hispanics, and others who were discriminated against acted in certain ways that "brought on" discrimination. Sounds, strange, right? Why would anyone act in such a way as to encourage others to discriminate against them? And, yet it is a view I've heard from others as well.
I have to say this short documentary and book really gave me a new perspective. It's not as simple as I once thought. This documentary followed an experiment done by Jane Elliott, a teacher in a small all-white Iowa town in 1968 (interesting that it coincides with Mr. Hammer's date, hmmm? It is because she implemented this lesson the day after MLK, Jr. was assassinated. She wanted to help her children understand what it was he died for). Ms. Elliott divided her class into two groups based soley upon an arbitrary trait: eye color - the blue-eyed people and the brown-eyed people.
She had the brown-eyed people put on collars so they could be easily identified. Then, she proceed to tell them that for the first day, the blue-eyed (I think) people were better than the brown-eyed people. They were cleaner, smarter, more respectful, etc. Basically, if there was a positive trait...it was attached to the blue-eyed children. During that day, anything that a blue-eyed child did that was even remotely good was lauded and applauded. Everything remotely "bad" that a brown-eyed child did was scoffed at and made fun of. You would be shocked to see what happened. I really think everyone should check this out if you can find it (and I'll provide a link to a site at the end of my commentary).
Essentially, the end result was this - a class full of happy, kind, caring and well-bonded children turned into two opposing groups. The blue-eyed children tormented the brown-eyed children, acted as though they were superior and actually did better than ever at their studies - and this occured even between classmates who were easily categorized as inseparable best friends just the day before. On the other side, the brown-eyed children who also were usually happy, joyful souls became sullen and withdrawn and actually exhibited less academic prowess than they had the day before.
On the second day, the roles were switched. And, despite Ms. Elliott's believing that the same thing couldn't happen two days in a row since they had already done the experiment, it did. The only difference? The brown-eyed children who had been given a pretty nasty taste of how it felt to be discriminated against were a little less harsh than their blue-eyed classmates had been before. Still, though, the brown-eyed children excelled while the blue-eyed children's academic skill dropped below even pre-experiment levels.
For me, this was a real eye-opener. I can now see that certain minority groups act in ways that are less than becoming and perpetuate the belief that they are inferior, but I also understand that their experiences in life which have conciously or subconciously suggested this to their psyche plays a part. It is really a nasty vicious circle that could potentially never be resolved unless we're all willing to look beyond skin color, eye-color or any other arbitrary trait and see the person and the *soul* that is inside and value that.
I personally believe we have a long row to hoe here since our society is so focused on exteriors anyhow...but with materials and excercises like these, I think we can at least begin to see put ourselves in another's shoes and see things from a different perspective...which ultimately is what it's all about in every conflict known to man.
Thanks for "listening." Have a look at the site below for more information on this insightful program.
I've also posted my comment to our website...with a link to your post - the more people that see it, the better.
It seems I've actually taken the lesson in tolerance I teased the Bay Area would provide me (we're in Hayward where my husband attends chiropractic school) and have made it mine. :)
What a very interesting dream you have shared! Welcome to the blogosphere too. Glad to see that you are still too legit to quit:) Check out my blog if you wanna see some physics stuff and minor ramblings:) Have a nice day:)
Hey MC Hammer, I love your music! you rock dude! my girlfriend is obsessed about your track "can't touch this'... but I still touch ;) lol
hey dude, i know this is kinda weird, but as your big fan I'd like you to join my website www.blogsplode.com which is also a weblogging site but has loads more cool features than blogger... for example, you can upload your music, videos, it has a built-in mp3 player, you can play your voice messages using the podcast player and many more that will come useful to your blogging experience..
Wonderful to see you here on blogger. I have been a fan from day one! Very nice post. Blogging is a medium that has and will continue to have great influence.
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Hammer, I went to your concert last night in Orem, Utah. You can still put on a great show man. This is the 3rd time I've been to your concert. The first time was when I was 14 years old 20 years ago. I have always admired the way you have handled yourself through the good times and the challenges you have faced. You are truly a class act and I wish that the artists today were more like you. You are a credit to the music industry.
You've made some really good points there. I looked on the internet for more information about the issue and found most people will go along with your views on this website.
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49 comments:
You know... This is exactly how I feel. Some things need to be said but people are generally out there saying things to appease and not to spark positive change in people's lives. My mission is to change that.
This is so funny and weird for you to join our blogosphere but we are a very welcoming community, so welcome.
Check out Black blogs and my blog if you get a chance.
Nice to meet you.
Ms. Tee
www.ptygrneyez.blogspot.com
i thought for a moment that you'd abandoned your blog....like the updates, and am really digging your blog. i didn't think i would (thought it would be too commercial) but i do. pleasantly surprised!!!
Mr. Hammer.
First of all cool blog! Nice posts.
Second, as I listened to you talk about the football player who wished he had spoken up more while in the sportlight, I wondered if you feel the same way.
Do feel that you waisted your popularity at all? And if you do feel that way, do you realize that God forgives and gives second chances?
You are still popular in the hearts of many even if you are not atop the billboard charts.
God wants to use you to tell others about Him.
I am glad to hear you wont give up. I hope to see you make some waves as you speak up and do good.
www.scripturist.com
MC Hammer has a blog?! God does answer prayers....LOL!
When it comes to blogging, Please Hammer don't hurt'em! LMAO!!!
This is my first visit and I've been pleasantly surprised by what I've read and heard. Keep it up.
Hmmm... Well, ok.. I guess.
By the by,
I forgot to give you my personal email: TreasureWilliams@excite.com
All Best,
Treasure
Congratulations! You have been chosen as the official C & C Lo's Neighbor of the Month for the month of February. This honor is being received, by being featured as a "Blog of Note" on Blogger's homepage, and after passing our rigorous standards.
I agree that it's great when celebrities use their popularity to make other people aware of some of the problems in the world. But for artists there seems to always be a struggle between the art they make, music for example, and messages they try to convey outside of their art. They have to ask themselves in what way their art will be influenced, or even compromised, by things they do or say outside of their role as an artist. While we can easily distinguish between the role of a football player on and off the field, a similar distinction does not seem to exist for artists. So in the end, an artist is always an artist, and everything they do or say in public becomes part of their artistic expression. To me it seems as if this is, at least to some degree, a dilemma artists face when it comes to showing social responsibility.
hammer,
i like your vision for this blog. i especially liked the part when you said, "...when some things needed to be addressed and needed to be said...mc hammer stood up and said them."
most rap artists speak their minds but few do it responsibly. you're the man for having the courage to do so.
Hammer...
I can't resist the opportunity to link your blog from mine. It will be an honor. Your link is already on my blog at http://steveskalish.blogspot.com/
Kepp it up, Hammer! We enjoy your writings.
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morfeeus,
your statement is 100% false. I put 200
of my people on my payroll at a cost of 1 million dollars per month and thats a fact. But you are right that we need wisdom and resources. I have certainly put my share in.I will continue to contribute both finances and word.
Hey MCHammer, gotta tell you, I admire the fact that you keep up with all this new stuff, you're really into this blogging thing, I can tell.
Why does it always have to be about "my people" and "your people" and all that? Why do we need to constantly drag out the racial prejudice? Don't people realize that you're giving it even more power by publicizing it and hyping it up? I just don't understand why people of all colors can't just be people, instead of 'my people' or whatever. I mean all skin colors have the same basic problems... you might consider "your people" to be poor african americans from the ghetto. I might consider "my people" to be poor white folks living in trailer homes in run down trailer parks. Either way, both groups of people need better education, better jobs, and better lifestyles. I guess I'm sorry if I'm rambling, but the racial conflict jawns make me feel ill.
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Wow, very impressive. Glad to see that you are blogging. I was in the Navy also, retired in 2000. I served with some guys who knew you from your navy days. Good luck in all you do, and I wish you well.
I'm from italy, "it's all good " was the first single I have ever bought..big up for you, hammer!!!
Lisa said:
"Racism will never stop until racists and yes blacks can be racists stop it. Why do you keep it going? "
Cool Lisa. :D
I agree ...racism sucks big time, however, it will never go away
entirely.
I suggest Hammer is expressing his belief in an imbalance in the quality of life that blacks are still experiencing due to the calculated efforts of a dominate white society.
Speaking out against such injustice , may one day suppress it, thus, achieving balance.
Nevertheless, both sides need to take a chill pill; simple finger pointing achieves little.
Developer: Well said!
I won't take up too much room since you've had alot of feed back already. I enjoyed the audio and I think you are right about saying what needs to be said and not the one who people will say in the future put his head in the sand.
Good luck saying what you have to say and welcome to the wonderful world of blogging. Blogging has inspired me in so many ways!
Well my goal was to create stimulated debate on the issue. We have to be able to talk about these issues in order to better understand and respect each other. Racism is ugly period. And Yes African Americans can be racist. Lets do all we can to work together to end all racism. Thank you for your honest thoughts.
It makes me laugh when people tell other people to "just get over the racism." I am a Christian, single Hispanic mom raising 7 kids and I live in a Confederate Flag Zone. Anyone watch Crash? That's what its like. I don't go out deliberately looking to be discriminated against. People make snap judgements and they run with it. If you are not a minority, then you can't understand what it is like to be discriminated against on a daily basis.
One more thing, I remember watching the VH1 (I believe it was Behind The Music or Driven) episode where your life was put on display for everyone to see. They discussed all the millions that you were paying all your friends and family on your payroll. How you paid for all their airfare and hotel accommodations while on tour. You tried to bring people up the ranks with you. I also saw that concert (on TBN) where you received all the applause and you got down on one knee and gave GOD the glory.
It takes courage to stand for God anywhere. Even more so in the public eye. Press forward, finish the race and let the haters hate. God will deal with them.
Only God knows the heart and he receives those that are repentant with open arms. He is the only one that can judge you. There is none among us without sin and no one can cast stones! Those that don't get it, just need prayer and maybe one day they will understand. Being a Christian doesn't mean one is perfect. It means one admits they are flawed and is surrendering to a God that is PERFECT.
Be blessed.
MC Hammer (sorry I actually dont know your real given name, I hope you dont mind the nick name):
What do you think the future of rap will be? I mean it has been a long road so far, and every time I think it has all been done and there is nothing new left, something new DOES come around.
Do you have any predictions?
R2K
I'll apologize up front because this is gonna be a long one...
Has anyone seen the PBS documentary called "A Class Divided" or read the book?
I was introduced to this program in a diversity workshop I attended for my company. Until I saw this short film and then read the related text, I had always sort of had a thought in the back of my head that African-Americans, Hispanics, and others who were discriminated against acted in certain ways that "brought on" discrimination. Sounds, strange, right? Why would anyone act in such a way as to encourage others to discriminate against them? And, yet it is a view I've heard from others as well.
I have to say this short documentary and book really gave me a new perspective. It's not as simple as I once thought. This documentary followed an experiment done by Jane Elliott, a teacher in a small all-white Iowa town in 1968 (interesting that it coincides with Mr. Hammer's date, hmmm? It is because she implemented this lesson the day after MLK, Jr. was assassinated. She wanted to help her children understand what it was he died for). Ms. Elliott divided her class into two groups based soley upon an arbitrary trait: eye color - the blue-eyed people and the brown-eyed people.
She had the brown-eyed people put on collars so they could be easily identified. Then, she proceed to tell them that for the first day, the blue-eyed (I think) people were better than the brown-eyed people. They were cleaner, smarter, more respectful, etc. Basically, if there was a positive trait...it was attached to the blue-eyed children. During that day, anything that a blue-eyed child did that was even remotely good was lauded and applauded. Everything remotely "bad" that a brown-eyed child did was scoffed at and made fun of. You would be shocked to see what happened. I really think everyone should check this out if you can find it (and I'll provide a link to a site at the end of my commentary).
Essentially, the end result was this - a class full of happy, kind, caring and well-bonded children turned into two opposing groups. The blue-eyed children tormented the brown-eyed children, acted as though they were superior and actually did better than ever at their studies - and this occured even between classmates who were easily categorized as inseparable best friends just the day before. On the other side, the brown-eyed children who also were usually happy, joyful souls became sullen and withdrawn and actually exhibited less academic prowess than they had the day before.
On the second day, the roles were switched. And, despite Ms. Elliott's believing that the same thing couldn't happen two days in a row since they had already done the experiment, it did. The only difference? The brown-eyed children who had been given a pretty nasty taste of how it felt to be discriminated against were a little less harsh than their blue-eyed classmates had been before. Still, though, the brown-eyed children excelled while the blue-eyed children's academic skill dropped below even pre-experiment levels.
For me, this was a real eye-opener. I can now see that certain minority groups act in ways that are less than becoming and perpetuate the belief that they are inferior, but I also understand that their experiences in life which have conciously or subconciously suggested this to their psyche plays a part. It is really a nasty vicious circle that could potentially never be resolved unless we're all willing to look beyond skin color, eye-color or any other arbitrary trait and see the person and the *soul* that is inside and value that.
I personally believe we have a long row to hoe here since our society is so focused on exteriors anyhow...but with materials and excercises like these, I think we can at least begin to see put ourselves in another's shoes and see things from a different perspective...which ultimately is what it's all about in every conflict known to man.
Thanks for "listening." Have a look at the site below for more information on this insightful program.
http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/shows/divided/
Sorry for the double comment, but...
It appears you can actually watch the program at the site I provided above. I encourage everyone to do so.
Thanks!
MeLissa
Fanatastic! Mark and Melissa,
this is the type of feed back and input I'm looking for.
You're welcome. :)
I've also posted my comment to our website...with a link to your post - the more people that see it, the better.
It seems I've actually taken the lesson in tolerance I teased the Bay Area would provide me (we're in Hayward where my husband attends chiropractic school) and have made it mine. :)
Have a good night.
MeLissa
02 28 06
What a very interesting dream you have shared! Welcome to the blogosphere too. Glad to see that you are still too legit to quit:) Check out my blog if you wanna see some physics stuff and minor ramblings:) Have a nice day:)
02 28 06
I will show a link to your blog for my readers too:)
Good for you MC Hammer, blogging for a true cause, not just for publicity like a lot of celebs out there. Keep it up.
Dan
The blog will open the door for voices that do not have access to the mainstream media.
Welcome to the blogasphere, I'll be back often to check out what is is that you are thinking.
Great post Hammer! I, too, am linking your blog to mine.
As Prince said, "Don't call it a comeback"! Looking forward to what's new on the horizon!
Phil & The Playaz
Good stuff Hammer! You just keep fighting the good fight my friend.
Glad to see you have a blog Hammer!
Hey MC Hammer, I love your music! you rock dude! my girlfriend is obsessed about your track "can't touch this'... but I still touch ;) lol
hey dude, i know this is kinda weird, but as your big fan I'd like you to join my website www.blogsplode.com which is also a weblogging site but has loads more cool features than blogger... for example, you can upload your music, videos, it has a built-in mp3 player, you can play your voice messages using the podcast player and many more that will come useful to your blogging experience..
so please join, it is my request to you!
Have a nice day
- Dew
Thank U Monica.
Wonderful to see you here on blogger. I have been a fan from day one! Very nice post. Blogging is a medium that has and will continue to have great influence.
Tinker
(just a black woman in love with shoes!)
The Secret Life of Shoes
http://secretlifeofshoes.blogspot.com/
nice 1 hammer, it's been a long time. All the best in your future projects
Hammer, I went to your concert last night in Orem, Utah. You can still put on a great show man. This is the 3rd time I've been to your concert. The first time was when I was 14 years old 20 years ago. I have always admired the way you have handled yourself through the good times and the challenges you have faced. You are truly a class act and I wish that the artists today were more like you. You are a credit to the music industry.
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