:41:03
Ali, boma ye!
:41:05
When I hear them brothers
howling like that, whoo!
:41:09
I get my soul and spirit,
:41:11
100,000 African brothers
hollering "Ali, boma ye!"
:41:14
And I'm gonna... Ooh!
:41:16
I'm tired, can't take it no more,
let me get out of here.
:41:20
I wanna... I'm going to my room,
I'll talk to you later.
:41:30
I said I'm gone!
:41:35
# What you give me
:41:38
# When I miss you, baby!
:41:41
# Oh, man!
:41:45
# Baby, you understand?
:41:49
# I'll be good!
:41:52
# In a cold sweat
:41:56
# Ow!
:42:00
# Turn it back #
:42:03
(Hollers)
:42:04
(Price) 'Black acts in America
have not learned
:42:07
'that once their record
is off the charts they're finished.'
:42:11
I heard a speech by Jesse Jackson,
saying we must recognise
:42:15
that we're only useful
as long as we're necessary.
:42:19
So they don't realise that your
strength comes from your community.
:42:24
(Price) And you have to deal
from your strength.
:42:26
In dealing from your strength
you got somebody
:42:30
so if somebody
wants to hurt James Brown,
:42:32
somebody gonna raise a voice
and say "why?"
:42:35
You got soldiers,
somebody that's concerned.
:42:39
But as an individual, no matter
how big you get, you still a nigger.
:42:43
You don't care how much money
you get. You are still a nigger.
:42:47
When you become unnecessary.
:42:50
# Listen
:42:52
# Extend your love
:42:56
# Can I get a drum?
:42:59
# Can I get a little taste? #