Colin Kaepernick Explains Why You Should NEVER Trust Jay-Z



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During his recent interview on the Storehouse & Friends show, former NFL QB Colin Kaepernick recounted a wild meeting with Jay-Z’s Roc Nation management label and Hov’s longtime associate Juan Perez, where Kaepernick wore a Black Panthers shirt and Perez claimed that the Panthers were a hate group, adding yet another layer to the label’s partnership with the NFL to crush Kaepernick’s protest. Rick Strom breaks it down. Give us your thoughts in the comments below!

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46 Comments

  1. Jayz mentions Fred Hampton in 2011, Beyonce knows about the black panthers. Yet you paint him and Rocnation as anti-Kap because based on one person working at Rocnation they thought black panthers were a hate group? This just doesn't align. I think all the beyonce slander and Jayz stuff was put out there by right wing news groups the moment the supported Barrack Obama's campaign. You ignore the deeds to go with the narrative. It's character assassination for someone who speaks very little when an argument is brought up. They did same to MLK, Malcom and Many others. The black panthers were great organization and are responsible for so much given the short time of their usage. I have known one and is a great man. Kap is doing a lot of good but sometimes people are too sensitive and make assumptions. You took an opportunity to educate someone and ran with a whole narrative to paint an organization that you didn't see eye to eye. But Kap has a book to sell so get your bread. Buy Kap's book. Just don't believe everything one person states.

  2. Im so happy jz getting exposed. Im from Brooklyn and since he came out i would tell people f him hes full of shit and wack . The grief i use to get was crazy. Same shit with the cosby show i use to catch hell because i preferred cheers .

  3. Black panther were for the people, they saw ahead of the times today they realized local community and prioritizing of low class people would have more worth, it's not black vs white, it's not left vs right. It's up vs down! They knew that 50 years ahead of their time! Also the CIA solved that!!

  4. This is what happens when he thought that Jay-Z, Beyonce and Rihanna were going to support him for life. They only supported him for the time being. They got their names out there by supporting him. Then when things faded, they disappeared on him. Money speaks. It spoke to Jay, Beyonce and Rihanna. They chose that NFL money over him. And another thing, his wife needs to sit down somewhere and be quiet. Girl is so bitter that his career still hasn't gone anywhere. She's broke and looking for attention too

  5. Remember also that J Flea and his bitch sit at the table with Ivanka and Jared. They were trying to open a casino on Broadway and recruited Alicia Keys, Al Sharpton and Charlamagne the Git. A total disregard for others suffering coz they're greedy fkers through and through.

  6. You have to do a little more research to mention 2pac and the Black Panther party. He didn't just look up to them, his family were high profile members of the Black Panther party and movement. His Auntie is stir persecuted to this day for her prominence and alleged actions as a "terrorist".

  7. Any black person that looks up to Jay Z it’s crazy. I think it’s actually white people who feel Jay z is this rap god billionaire street dude who got it out the mud. That’s all fantasy.

  8. "We've moved past kneeling?" Black rappers whom sell their own souls identity to become a billionaire, kneels every day of his crooked life for Unkel Massas' continued protection. But the day Unkel doesn't want JZ drama anymore, he and his co-horts will fall like the house of cards they are

  9. Why are ya’ll acting like all black people mess with the Panthers? It’s like ya’ll only know black history from YouTube. I don’t agree with Juan but he is entitled to his opinion and his own version of the story. Jay is not a revolutionary, he’s a product of the 70’s and 80’s black struggle, the side that thought business was the way forward, it’s not surprising that he’s light on revolutionary rhetoric. The modern world is wack, lack of critical thought, just follow the internet energy. Have at it. I’m good…

  10. I wish they would restart the Black Panther’s we need the movement that they had & Fred Hampton every community would benefit from their movement now! 🖤🖤🖤🖤

  11. Thank you for making this video. I've felt like an oddball for many years now about all of this. Got tired of being called a hater and gave up. I was once one of the biggest Jay-Z fans. But as his career progressed, his actions seemed to run counter to all of the revolutionary talk and tshirts he was wearing. And one day, this all became apparent to me and a few others but for the most part, he was revered by everyone else for, if nothing else, his mastery of the ethos of capitalism, dressed in revolutionary garb.

  12. Jay z is a straight bamma. He hasn't had a good album in over 20 years and yet he walks around like he's the Frank Sinatra of hip-hop. He's a cornball. And he's evil. Pray for that man, he is beyond lost.

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