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I ended up going with the Five Percenters. I was a street dude and I didnвЂ™t want to give up smoking weed and messing with broads, and I didnвЂ™t want to put on a suit and sell bean pies, but I liked the knowledge. I got introduced to the fact that the real Jesus was black by a Hebrew Israelite and something in me was like, вЂI knew it!вЂ™ And then maybe a year later I met a member of the Nation of Islam and Five Percenter guy and I went to the mosque with him. So that discipline was helpful, but at the same time it allowed me to see other contradictions and things that didnвЂ™t make sense. LJ: There are certain things that they both abstain from as far as not saying the pledge of allegiance or celebrating Christmas and all these holidays. Album 'In God We Trust' 1993 TSL: At one time you were a JehovahвЂ™s Witness before you became a Five Percenter. Then I started doing high school parties in New Rochelle and Westchester and Mount Vernon. I was deejaying in the crib, then I started doing like house parties. Then I was making pause tapes and I was proficient at that. We took the amplifier and would turn the volume down on one and volume up on the other. When Hip Hop came out, I was watching like, вЂokay they use two turntables and a mixer.вЂ™ We didnвЂ™t have all of that, we just had two record players. Lord Jamar: My mom had a lot of 45вЂ™s when I was young. *** The Shadow League: Talk about deejaying as young as 12 years old. Lord Jamar talked to The Shadow League ahead of Sunday nightвЂ™s episode of Unsung. For the world outside of the United States. For the United States and WEA International Inc. Provided to YouTube by Warner Music Group All for One Brand Nubian One For All в„— 1990 Elektra Entertainment, A Division of Warner Communications Inc. Singles like вЂњWake Up,вЂќ вЂњSlow Down,вЂќ вЂњAll for One,вЂќ вЂњBrand Nubian,вЂќ вЂњLove Me or Leave Me Alone,вЂќ вЂњPunks Jump Up to Get Beat Down,вЂќ and вЂњDonвЂ™t Let It Go to Your Head,вЂќ sealed their place in Hip-Hop history. Jamar, who grew up as a JehovahвЂ™s Witness, would become a deejay and a Five Percenter by the time he was a teenager. Lord Jamar (of Brand Nubian) - '5%' Documentary.

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Sadat X grew up influenced by his basketball playing father, Bill вЂњPicklesвЂќ Murphy, to play basketball at Shaw University. Puba, with a great musical ear, was the consummate leader of the group, born into the Black Nationalist movement where in the projects he, his family and friends studied their history every day in classes in the rec room.

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So what happened to them? They are the subject of Sunday nightвЂ™s Unsung episode on TV One, where New Rochelle natives DJ Alamo, Sadat X, Grand Puba and Lord Jamar talk about what brought the group out of the spotlight in the вЂ90s through breakups and reunions.