There's nothing to teach, hip hop is something black people in the streets live naturally, you're a culture vulture so you don't understand
Fat joe and Angie Martinez speak about Latinos being left out of Hip Hop Conversation
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There's nothing to teach, hip hop is something black people in the streets live naturally, you're a culture vulture so you don't understand
Oh, so now you exceed the wisdom and knowledge on Hip Hop history above Gestapo Black Spades from the 1st devision. lol You are comical at best. You are just saying anything, but you make no sense. lol
The only culture vulture here is you, the guy who knows only so little about Hip Hop, yet thinks he's relevant by living through the acts of actual pioneers who laid the foundation. I have posted about them long before we had any interaction. A weird interaction from your part at that, I need to add.
Does the large Caribbean presence in NYC's Hip Hop scene explain the disconnect with other regions?
Sad how people are ignorant of Black entertainment culture and history. Anyway, the US mainland has influenced the Caribbean and vice versa. Why? Because during the '60s, '70s and '80s even '90s we have Pan Africanism going on. Hip Hop culture is a mixed bag of Black Americans (already in the...
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"I'm not a guess in hip hop, it's my culture " - China Mac
(Repost) Hip Hop culture grew out of the Black Spades and 5% culture. I always direct people to Michael Waynetv because his channel has original the Black Spades 1st devision members, the first and original Boy Boys. I have no idea where “China Mac” fits in the storyline? I am glad...
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"I'm not a guess in hip hop, it's my culture " - China Mac
(Repost) Hip Hop culture grew out of the Black Spades and 5% culture. I always direct people to Michael Waynetv because his channel has original the Black Spades 1st devision members, the first and original Boy Boys. I have no idea where “China Mac” fits in the storyline? I am glad...
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Tariq & Akademiks Arguing Over Origins of Hip Hop
Tariq completely washed Ak. The only opinion on Rap that Tariq has that is absolutely stupid, was putting Eminem above 2Pac on the top 10 list. Not everyone is a Pac bandwagon worshipper.
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Fat Joe getting drug for saying Latinos created hip hop
They were involved with the early stages and definitely contributed......but CONTRIBUTED and CREATED....are two very different things. Everything in hip-hop comes from ragtime, blues, jazz, gospel, rock N roll, funk, soul etc., and we created all of that shyt. Hell we put our stamp on...
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When the foundation was formed 99% of Black Americans didn’t even know what was going on in the Bronx and the Black Spades. lol But somehow you know it better than them who actually were there.
Types like you think sagging your pants, mumbling and autotune is hip hop. lol
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theworldismine13
God Emperor of SOHH
Acd is on one of the greatest mobb deep tracks ever made
What happened to thirstin howl, I remember he had a cooking show lol
Qunique was dope but he disappeared
Memories...
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Acd is on one of the greatest mobb deep tracks ever made
What happened to thirstin howl, I remember he had a cooking show lol
Qunique was dope but he disappeared
Memories...
I’ve been arguing for years that A-Dog last verse of street life song is top 5 QB verse of all times. Even better when you listen with the beat on the remix.
theworldismine13
God Emperor of SOHH
Yeah, everybody spazzed out on that track, i don't remember the remix, you have a link for that?
Also you forgot Kurious
And beatnuts
And the original
Spanish rappers nice and smooth
theworldismine13
God Emperor of SOHH
Classic ish
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Guests on the panel are Crazy Legs, Joe Gonzo, Caz, Whipper Whip, Kane and Tony Touch.
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Interview: DJ Kool Herc
The hip-hop pioneer takes DJ History around his old stomping grounds in this archival interview.
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DJ Kool Herc's 1973 Party Gave the World Hip-Hop
On August 12, 1973, DJ Kool Herc and Cindy Campbell rented the rec room in their apartment building for $25. The party in the tiny room with linoleum floors, steel-encased radiators, and white-tiled drop ceiling, would change their lives forever. Hip-Hop was born.
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Please don't laugh… and there's no mention of Dog E Fresh.
"Beatboxing dates back centuries, to the tabla bols used in North Indian music that were used to imitate the tabla drums. Other forms of vocal percussion have evolved since then, including the intentionally raspy vocal quality used in African spiritual music to the scatting and bass hums in jazz and blues music."
"Beatboxing dates back centuries, to the tabla bols used in North Indian music that were used to imitate the tabla drums. Other forms of vocal percussion have evolved since then, including the intentionally raspy vocal quality used in African spiritual music to the scatting and bass hums in jazz and blues music."
theworldismine13
God Emperor of SOHH
This is an interview with van silk, one of the original hip hop promoters
theworldismine13
God Emperor of SOHH
When did fat Joe become a god of rap? 
, the powers that be are doing too much
, the powers that be are doing too much
Didn't watch the 🖇..
But..
Why is it when people discuss HIPHOP, it is ALWAYS about one element of it which is rapping??
But, to get to brass tax, Fat Joe & Angie Martinez need to point
@ their own people for that one. If Latinos mostly support Black artists, then that may be one of the major reasons why they aren't mentioned amongst the masses.
However, for those who was in the culture from the beginning, then there is no denying that Latinos were influential in all elements of HIPHOP from Djing, B-Boying, Graffiti,
making, etc.
I was and still fans of quite a few Latino HIPHOP artists from the various elements. I was about supporting dope artists regardless of their background.
As far as who started HIPHOP first, then that is another conversation, but most HIPHOP fans and historians know the answer to that question...
But..
Why is it when people discuss HIPHOP, it is ALWAYS about one element of it which is rapping??
But, to get to brass tax, Fat Joe & Angie Martinez need to point
@ their own people for that one. If Latinos mostly support Black artists, then that may be one of the major reasons why they aren't mentioned amongst the masses.However, for those who was in the culture from the beginning, then there is no denying that Latinos were influential in all elements of HIPHOP from Djing, B-Boying, Graffiti,
making, etc.I was and still fans of quite a few Latino HIPHOP artists from the various elements. I was about supporting dope artists regardless of their background.
As far as who started HIPHOP first, then that is another conversation, but most HIPHOP fans and historians know the answer to that question...
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VanSilk is pretty much telling them/the world, that Ricans weren't there at the start but he doesn't wasn't to put them on blast in a harsher way because he's been friends since the 1980s with alot of those guys, considering he's one of the earliest promoters of hiphop along with Ray Chandler and DJ AJ.
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