(audience clapping) - Thank you and hope I'm funny and I like to start off, I was going to talk about church but after dress rehearsal
the censure said "(shrill noise) you won't be
able to talk about church" but I thought I'd talk
about something close to church I could talk about basketball (audience laughing) I used to play a lot of
basketball 'cause it was cool You know, you could get
girls if you was really cool I don't know if you've
ever watched the guys play You know we have some
cool guys in the courts "Throw it back bruh,
throw the ball man. Well you ain't gonna play,
throw the ball, messin' around Hey Gus you wanna
choose out man, best two out of three? Well I'm game, right
on, switch beautiful. Throw the ball man, come on Say man, you gonna
throw the ball or what? Ain't nobody gonna choose
you, get your brother Your momma too if you wanna. Switch, beautiful Here we go, this one
for the white boys Beautiful Hey Gus, your turn "Gimme the ball man,
say Harry throw the ball this the way you do it, That don't count, that's right, it don't
count unless I say it count if you want to do something
about it, you know what I mean?" And it'd be some
terrible fights, right? Dudes be fighting,
"uuuuurgh" unless there be be some girls
around then they get cool. You got different kinds
of fighters too, right 'cause some dudes
didn't talk, what! Then we had dudes who
would argue, right? "Wait a minute. no, wait
a minute get up no man, you're always coming
over to the court you know what I mean,
starting the same ol' stuff now I'm tired of you I'll point there, you
dig it? There, there I'll point, don't
tell me what to do now don't hold me man, get out. Now you're supposed to be bad I said don't hold me,
what you holdin' me for, you ain't got
nothing to do with it you don't be holding me. both of you cats then I don't care, well don't hold
me then, you jus' get off man you bad, man you think you bad, y'all
always doing something bad push me your bad, c'mon push me now push me again" We don't fight each other
no more like we used to 'cause nowadays we've got black
pride, we got together now We're fighting other things you know, 'cause when I was a
kid we didn't have no heroes you know, like Marlon Brando we didn't have no black heroes like Huey Newton
Eldridge Cleveland so now we got together, you know we organize it and
doing beautiful things you go to meetings,
cats be rapping "What we're tryin'a
to do is to establish within organizational
force, a reputational group of individuals who will
divide within themselves with a unanimous
decision to overload the power of structure whereas we can devise our own destiny, you dig where I'm coming from?" (audience laughing) "Now, the problem being that
we are an internal group trying to work out
of the internal bag which we're trying
to do very heavily with support of the
masses of people we will be able to do this
with limited amount of time. Now we have brother
Ojogo who's been in Japan studying martial arts and
he is going to demonstrate ninjitsu, karate and
the other martial arts by breaking up this volunteer, who's a white man that
came up from the audience." (audience laughing) Go ahead bruh' Beautiful We also like to thank the
family of the white man for donating him it just goes to show
you there are some good white people
left in America. And now to move along, as you
know a revolutionary group is not only supposed to
go in and fight in combat we're also supposed to
educate and entertain the masses of the people. Now brothers, the commandos,
the black commandos will demonstrate by singin'
an African folk song with accompaniment on the
congas are brother Koji Kajudu (imitating hitting congas) (Singing in foreign language) Right on brothers, right on. Thank you very much,
that's all right We can dig it Thank you, thank you,
that's alright, please Please, we don't have
much time on this medium, we'd like to carry on. Now we'd like to
introduce a black poet who's been called an
angry poet by the masses but he's our brother, he's
gonna tell it like it is. Brother Tijo Majo, right on bro. Thank you, my first
poem if I may Black! (audience laughing) Now for my second poem, this was a change
by the establishment as most black artists
work are changed High diddle, diddle, the cat and the fiddle and the
cow jumped all over the moon. Now a lot of you out
there, probably doubt this coming from a black man, but if a w-w- -white man was the
stand up here and tell you, you might believe it, and that's what we got to
do brothers and sisters, we got to get together and
organize ourselves against w-w-w (audience laughing) whitie, because if we don't we're gonna be in
a lot of trouble. Now a lot'a you out there you sayin' to
yourselves right now" "well if you feel
that way about w-w-w, (audience laughing) white people, how come you're
married to w-w-white woman?" "That ain't got
nothin' to do with it" (upbeat orchestra music)
