P. Frank Williams on Black on Black Crime, Hip Hop Homicides, 2pac & Biggie & More – No Jumper

35 thoughts on “P. Frank Williams on Black on Black Crime, Hip Hop Homicides, 2pac & Biggie & More – No Jumper”

1. I love watching sharp, beautiful man amazing interviewer.

2. major ups to sharp

3. love to see Sharp interview Kat Williams and join in the conversation with Mike Tyson. yea, that's another Sharp opportunity. would have loved to see him on Hotboxin' wit Mike Tyson, maybe he'll get on there sometime.

4. I think Sharp needs to go to NYC for a minute , if he does , he needs to be sure to check out the apple store in time square off 57th ave , billionaires block. I actually could see that for sharp, the whole 50 connect.

5. Sharp has all the best storytellers on his podcast honestly.

6. 2pac is in the group jurassic 5 don't be fooled they all actors

7. They all actors lol

8. I play these while I'm cooking, they're is always something to learn!! veryinteresting as well thanks

9. They are, literally, profiting off of death

10. Wow what a guy ! Big respects to him because he’s done a lot to give back and report and tell these stories that deserve to be told !

11. is no jumper If it wasn’t for him I won’t even Watch NJ

12. Really dig how sharp makes eye contact with people off camera when he's making a point. Sharp is a real one

13. These are regular people that die daily
    In the streets now dawg

14. Aww Sharp looking so cozy

15. Sharp !!!!
    
    Damn…Sharp, you're fly! Intelligent dialogue…
    The series is great and intimate…gives families a voice as well.

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17. Sharp is a G this was clean on both sides great interview

18. Catch Dave in Yellow Springs. Heart of liberal America…

19. Black peoples biggest problem is the need to be cool as the ideal.

20. High profile interview

21. This man needs to recognize Mrs. maxwell as a pimp

22. Yoooo when he said if pop stars were being killed like rappers it would be considered a crisis is a hard truth.

23. why he wearing an old white lady's Christmas sweater lmfao

24. Damn Sharp isn't on here as much, not as often as he used to be. Hope he has his own thing lined up. I wouldn't trust that peckerwood Adam

25. Biggest problem is all these rappers think they hard, just cause you grew up in the hood doesn’t make you hard or mean you put in work. Everyone always hyping up their favorite rapper like a lame, everyone can get touched. Humble your slow ass down.

26. God damn i ain goin lie, sharp could really get it….maybe…probably….idk i been drinking. Ignore me

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28. damnnnn this was real good!

29. RIP 2Pac / BIGGIE SMALLS AND ALL the greats that passed from senseless senseless violence.. it’s heartbreaking we need to spread more love and positivity, and human connection.

30. Equisite interview keep doing the damn thang Sharp! I see you being a motivational speaker one day with thousands and thousands paying to see you! My mind works like that, I think really big. Have your own t.v show, do it all! You have the potential much love

31. I get it if there was a white pop star who got killed there would be a up roar but also those white pop stars aren't involved with the street life like allot of these rappers not all but most.

32. As far as Tupac nothing to glamorize but the Black power movement can be some Street shit too when you think about the black gorilla family or the way the Panthers was coming just because you're for your people don't mean you're not going to go through thug situations that's what was real about it all we can say is we wish they had sat down and talked instead of going to war but they violated Tupac when they shot him

33. You have to go to the root of the problem before the raps what's happening at home a lot of black people have slave minds we're not properly educating our kids about God we have to start feeding our kids the right food educating our kids Hands-On a lot of adults smoking more weed and drugs than their kids how could you educate your kids teaching them a death style instead of a lifestyle it starts at home break the slave mind it teach self black love at home

34. "It's not where you're from, it's where you're at".. I don't know if people caught that. Loved this convo so much

35. I’m from the uk and I don’t even think about colour I think it’s worse in the USA but I will say this I don’t in the city but my area is very multicultural it’s more black on black killings with knifes in London and brum I live on the outskirts it’s so sad to see

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