Buju Banton en ligne de mire des homos

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Tétu secoue le marronnier, tandis que la notoriété tient donc Boujou par les couilles... Si j'comprends.

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Bien résumé Beth

Je t'aime beth !

Suite aux pressions des associations contre Buju Banton, la tournée a finalement été annulée...
http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/music_b ... nity-.html
http://music-mix.ew.com/2009/08/28/buju-banton/

Buju semblait tout juste arriver à se sortir des tourments qui lui courent après depuis 17 ans pour la même raison, en signant un deal majeur avec LIVE NATION, l'issue est vraiment une déception !!!

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Matons ça ensemble...

1995, donc



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sleng2theteng a écrit :

zabaniet a écrit :Question sérieuse :
est ce que Buju a déjà exprimé des regrets, des excuses ou autres à propos de sa chanson et a t'il d'autres chansons homophobes dans son répertoire récent meme s'il ne les chante pas en concert en Europe etc ?

Je crois bien que oui .

Perso je ne m'en souviens pas là comme ça. en tout cas Bcp moins que Beenie man par exemple .... qui tourne en boite (à voir sur youtube à marseille en juillet 2009) et en show partout dans l monde sans problèmes ...... Va savoir Charles!

noiwid a écrit :Suite aux pressions des associations contre Buju Banton, la tournée a finalement été annulée...
http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/music_b ... nity-.html
http://music-mix.ew.com/2009/08/28/buju-banton/ !!!

Faux,
Live Nation s'est désengagé mais les concerts soutenus par certains promoteurs sont maintenus (comme à New Haven, Ct) avec pour 1ère partie Gramps Morgan : http://www.toadsplace.com/wp/shows/1736
En Californie, celà semble beaucoup plus sensible....

Ce qui est regrettable est de voir qu'un artiste qui pourrait replacer le reggae sur les ondes/écrans médiatiques est interdit de parole.

Des que les bourgeois européens ont une nouvelle idée , ils s'empressent, en bon colonisateur, de l'imposer aux nègres tiers mondistes tellement en retard sur leur brillante civilisation.
La morale occidentale admet donc la supériorité de la culture gay, ultime aboutissement de l'évolution humaine, et banni ces barbares dreadlocksés sur l'autel de la sodomie!
Ahh Babylone et sa pensée dominante!

Aujourd'hui :

Rastamars a écrit :Des que les bourgeois européens ont une nouvelle idée , ils s'empressent, en bon colonisateur, de l'imposer aux nègres tiers mondistes tellement en retard sur leur brillante civilisation.
La morale occidentale admet donc la supériorité de la culture gay, ultime aboutissement de l'évolution humaine, et banni ces barbares dreadlocksés sur l'autel de la sodomie!
Ahh Babylone et sa pensée dominante!

Hier :

"Je vous laisse dans votre monde illusoire, moi je continuerai à apprendre et échanger, car le probleme de ce monde mourant, ce n'est pas l'intelligence des hommes de pouvoir, c'est la betise de leurs esclaves! ...
Bon brossage de dent!"

Je préférais hier quand même

Rastamars a écrit :Des que les bourgeois européens ont une nouvelle idée , ils s'empressent, en bon colonisateur, de l'imposer aux nègres tiers mondistes tellement en retard sur leur brillante civilisation.
La morale occidentale admet donc la supériorité de la culture gay, ultime aboutissement de l'évolution humaine, et banni ces barbares dreadlocksés sur l'autel de la sodomie!
Ahh Babylone et sa pensée dominante!

Je ne souhaiterais pas faire partie de ton entourage.
T'as l'air de bien connaitre le mode opératoire du bourgeois, mais tu ne dois pas connaitre la la brillante civilisation de l'Afrique et ceci quelle soit du Nord ou de Sud...

ultime aboutissement de l'évolution humaine,

Es tu certain de ce que tu avances ?



Beurk, ses terroristes et leurs crimes abominables et en plus au nom de Dieu

À ce propos, voici l'extrait d'un communiqué du management de Buju B :

"The artist's love for humanity is not just demonstrated in words but also in deeds. Twelve years ago he responded to the AIDS crisis in Jamaica by launching Operation Willy, an organization focused on raising monies for HIV positive babies and children who lost their parents to the disease. For three years he served as a celebrity spokesperson for Upliftment Jamaica, a US-based non-profit committed to working with underprivileged youth back home. Yet none of these personal and professional accomplishments matter much to a gay lobby hell bent on destroying the livelihood of a man who has spent an entire career making amends -- his way. Sadly, their 17 year fixation on waging war against one artist has prevented them from turning this initiative into a larger, more fruitful discussion that could perhaps effect real change."

joe grind a écrit :À ce propos, voici l'extrait d'un communiqué du management de Buju B :

"The artist's love for humanity is not just demonstrated in words but also in deeds. Twelve years ago he responded to the AIDS crisis in Jamaica by launching Operation Willy, an organization focused on raising monies for HIV positive babies and children who lost their parents to the disease. For three years he served as a celebrity spokesperson for Upliftment Jamaica, a US-based non-profit committed to working with underprivileged youth back home. Yet none of these personal and professional accomplishments matter much to a gay lobby hell bent on destroying the livelihood of a man who has spent an entire career making amends -- his way. Sadly, their 17 year fixation on waging war against one artist has prevented them from turning this initiative into a larger, more fruitful discussion that could perhaps effect real change."

D'après un communiqué, une trentaine de dates sont maintenues sur la tournée US, seul le contrat avec Live Nation est réellement tombé à l'eau, ce qui reste très dommageable à l'ensemble du monde du reggae.
De plus il est précisé que le texte initial de la chanson Boom Bye Bye (écrite alors que Buju n'a encore que 15 ans) n'a jamais été un appel à la violence mais faisait réaction à une affaire médiatisée en jamaïque d'agression d'un jeune garçon par un pédophile.

THE VOICE OF JAMAICA WILL NOT BE SILENCED
- Four-Time Grammy Nominated Reggae Star Buju Banton's US Tour Is On -
(New York, NY - 3, September 2009) Gargamel Music is pleased to confirm that four-time Grammy nominated Reggae artist and icon, Buju Banton will kick off his hotly anticipated Rasta Got Soul US Tour on September 12th in Philadelphia. We are disappointed by the hasty cancellation of a few shows by Live Nation/House of Blues and Goldenvoice/AEG, but fans will be happy to know we have over 30 confirmed shows that are definitely playing and we are working to replace the canceled dates. Now our team is primarily concerned with setting the record straight on the grossly inaccurate portrait of Buju being painted by certain organizations and systematically relayed to the masses and the media.

Buju Banton was all of 15-years-old when he wrote "Boom Bye Bye" in response to a widely publicized man/boy rape case in Jamaica. It was not a call to violence. The song was re-released on a popular dancehall rhythm in 1992 and caused a huge uproar after receiving commercial radio play in the States. Following much public debate back then, prominent gay rights leaders - and Buju decidedly moved on. For the record, it is the only song he ever made on the subject - and he does not perform it today.

Those who have followed Buju Banton's musical journey and have actually listened to his extensive catalog, know of his development into a world-class singer, songwriter and performer who can quietly sell out such prestigious venues as the Theater at Madison Square Garden in New York and Brixton Academy in London. He does not advocate violence. There has never been a shred of violence at any of his live shows. In fact, he commonly preaches against violence - against all people.

Buju's consistently positive messages of peace, love and enlightenment have never been lost in the music. His 1995 Grammy-nominated album 'Til Shiloh marked a spiritual and musical transformation that yielded the classic narratives "Untold Stories," "Wanna Be Loved" and "Murderer," which personified the horrific increase in gun crimes in Kingston's inner city. His Grammy-nominated Inna Heights (1997) garnered him numerous comparisons to the late, great Bob Marley.

Long before Hollywood raised its collective consciousness about Darfur, there was Buju Banton wailing about the genocide happening in "Sudan" on 1999's Unchained Spirit. His Friends For Life (2003) and Too Bad (2006) projects were both acknowledged with Grammy nods for Best Reggae Album. Buju's latest Roots Reggae opus, Rasta Got Soul (2009), has already been welcomed with critical acclaim in the US, Europe and Japan.

The artist's love for humanity is not just demonstrated in words but also in deeds. Twelve years ago he responded to the AIDS crisis in Jamaica by launching Operation Willy, an organization focused on raising monies for HIV positive babies and children who lost their parents to the disease. For three years he served as a celebrity spokesperson for Upliftment Jamaica, a US-based non-profit committed to working with underprivileged youth back home.

Yet none of these personal and professional accomplishments matter much to a gay lobby hell bent on destroying the livelihood of a man who has spent an entire career making amends -- his way. Sadly, their 17 year fixation on waging war against one artist has prevented them from turning this initiative into a larger, more fruitful discussion that could perhaps effect real change.

WE SUPPORT BUJU BANTON!
((Join the Facebook Group))
Many thanks to the fans for standing in solidarity with Buju.

Il faut savoir pardonner

courage Buju...

fatty billie a écrit :Il faut savoir pardonner

Même l'impardonnable