Comments on: HELP SAVE BLACK RADIO

By: Da-Mind

Da-Mind — Sun, 22 Aug 2010 00:26:33 +0000

forget black radio they don’t look out for the indie artists at all now they want us to help them out fuck u guys ask the main stream to help u out.

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By: lakim

lakim — Thu, 10 Jun 2010 00:38:33 +0000

Blair u were 1 st weened and hoodwinked no punn intended by the “boogie” if what parades around today as cathy hughes form of black radio and the trick 97 formats that tell you they are where hiphop lives but at the end of the day those who pump those formats laugh all the way to the bank while u stay dumbed down waiting for your next fix of the boogie and million dollar activist al sharpton, then you are in serious need if waking up and expanding yourself its called waking up from da boogie, and not selling yourself out because someone suckas u into thinking their stations will loose money if they have to pay a tax to artists, local artists in your communities can not even get radio play, but you are ol with that as long as radio deems whats good for you to hear, y’all niggas are sorry asses for black folk.

By: Blair B.

Blair B. — Wed, 02 Jun 2010 17:26:21 +0000

i am a 21 year old black female and black radio has been a part of me and my family, no matter what age group they are all in..hip hop believe or not plays a big part in my life..and i can speak for the rest of the young inspiring artists when i say that black radio keeps me from being the streets..i love singing and i have friends that do the same, and if we didn’t do that we would probably be out somewhere robbing banks..seriously. all i’m saying is that black radio is very important and if Conyers do something so inconsiderate as far as taking black radio to make himself look high and mighty than i shake my head in dispair and sadness, but i bet you one thing black radio will never die..whether he knows it or not, black people will be everywhere and he will get a lot of negativity bestowed upon him for what he’s done..

By: Amy Brackett

Amy Brackett — Mon, 24 May 2010 11:04:55 +0000

I feel that the music is for the generation today and we should not care what other people say. I like hip hop music. I feel everyone should not judge a radio station on stereo type. Everyone deserves a chance at their own music. Please don’t take away black radio stations then there would not be any music out there that I would want to listen to. Hip Hop music is the new generation today I hope that when I get old and still want to listen to the radio that I will be able to listen to hip hop music. So consider this everyone deserves a chance in radio so please don’t take it off the air.

By: syriah

syriah — Thu, 13 May 2010 01:07:22 +0000

what are you doing black radio is a part of our live i live would not be shut with out it you no black radio got you were you at to day its a you know black radio is how most famos people made it were they at now so please don’t take a why black radio you’ll see the whole world walking a round like sad puppys music is how some kids stay of trouble like gange in stuff because instand of out geting in trouble you can be chilling listening to black radio its apart of black and whites PLEASE DON’T TAKE A WAY BLACK RADIO PPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAASSSSSSSSSSSSEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

By: Mz. J

Mz. J — Mon, 10 May 2010 01:44:34 +0000

This is outrageous!!!…This is already happening however. I live where there used to be a station called 100.3 The Beat, and one day I turned on the radio and all they were playing was Christmas music so I was like okayyy it was coming up on Christmas time however; after Christmas was over and the regular music didn’t return and you began hearing from other stations that the Execs just came in one day and gave everyone pink slips the listeners of this station was like WTF!!! And to make matters worse, I got on the elevator one day at work, there were two white females on there as well, and one said, “I found this new station at 100.3, and I really like the music they play” this made me sick to my stomach burned me up inside. It really makes you sad to know that this is only happening to black radio stations and music (I’ve since beefed up my CD collection) this must be stopped. Does anyone remember the time when there was nothing but RADIO and they were all white stations, and blacks had to fight for their right to be heard on the air now this Black man (African-American) wants to make you pay to listen. He deserves the call that I’m going to make. Please people let’s come together, speak up and be heard, have a voice, if you sit back and say nothing you’ll be sorry one day that you didn’t say anything. Let’s not forget when nothing was said about removing prayer from schools…look at them now. So please people let’s band together like we did in 2008 and stand up and be heard and stop this nonsense.

By: Darrius

Darrius — Sun, 09 May 2010 21:00:23 +0000

this blog needs a serious mental self introsepct.

By: peaches & creamz

peaches & creamz — Sat, 20 Mar 2010 02:37:39 +0000

I like black radio because i listen to steve harvey and tom joyner in the mornings back and forth and like to boogie down too and it keeps my hips movin and groovin I lost 100 pounds listening to black radio it keeps my body shaking without causing a earthquake.

By: norm

norm — Tue, 16 Feb 2010 01:24:47 +0000

i personally like black radio even though it is mask termed urban radio today, and if u are 25 and younger u think urban radio aka black radio only means todays hip hop & classic soul, But i also like the fact many black people feel a kinship to the sellout factor of their own people just because cathy hughes says her business and way of making money would fail, and we should support her because at least she is a sistah one of our own? I also like the fact that street/hood life has become the defacto standard of black american culture since the mid 90′s I think blind black folks when they really wake up from the boogie and get some self confidence will see how foolish and weak minded they continue to be, aint it funny that hood culture has become the norm the rule, and striving without falling for every chase has become the exception.