"I'm not a guess in hip hop, it's my culture " - China Mac

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this topic is a done bun. @IllmaticDelta done covered every angle and you got too much data to get off your back.:umad: we aint playin no more semantic games with yall nikkas:camby:



i don't care what yall new nikkaz believe in
you ain't gonna re write history


either yall respect the founding fathers
or leave hip hop culture & start your own shyt


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i don't care what yall new nikkaz believe in
you ain't gonna re write history


either yall respect the founding fathers
or leave hip hop culture & start your own shyt


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semantics nikka. now show me the source magazine cover of the first nikkas in jamaica rapping, since thats where hip hop originated, let you tell it:mjgrin:.
 

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semantics nikka. now show me the source magazine cover of the first nikkas in jamaica rapping, since thats where hip hop originated, let you tell it:mjgrin:.

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semantics ?????

your on that bullshyt - nobody claimed it started in Jamaica - it started in my hood

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:stopitslime:

i guess this is the new coli fukk shyt

when a nikka gots no answer & cant respond - start trolling
trolling is all you get at this point bcuz your whole point of contention about this hip hop shyt is built around semantics and switching your stance around when hit with irrefutable data. Just bcuz you cant admit you're wrong. That's straight up weasel shyt and you outchea operating like you got whiskers on your face.
 

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trolling is all you get at this point bcuz your whole point of contention about this hip hop shyt is built around semantics and switching your stance around when hit with irrefutable data. Just bcuz you cant admit you're wrong. That's straight up weasel shyt and you outchea operating like you got whiskers on your face.


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da hell is some non new yorker / millennial gonna tell me (an old nikka in his 40’s born & raised in da Bronx) about this so-called irrefutable data BULLshyt

MY nikka
i was there to see& witness this culture from its beginnings

all that bullshyt illmaticdetla post - is nothing but real old bitter nikkaz that did Disco not hip hop (and the facts show all dem nikkaz hated hip hop cause it was street/hood/ghetto while they wanted to be on that boujee shyt and looked down to the Bboyz)
thats why u aint never heard them claim hip hop till the very late 90’s when it became a billion dollar industry
 

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:mindblown:

da hell is some non new yorker / millennial gonna tell me (an old nikka in his 40’s born & raised in da Bronx) about this so-called irrefutable data BULLshyt

MY nikka
i was there to see& witness this culture from its beginnings

all that bullshyt illmaticdetla post - is nothing but real old bitter nikkaz that did Disco not hip hop (and the facts show all dem nikkaz hated hip hop cause it was street/hood/ghetto while they wanted to be on that boujee shyt and looked down to the Bboyz)
thats why u aint never heard them claim hip hop till the very late 90’s when it became a billion dollar industry
:mjgrin:hip hop done moved on from the bronx and the main point of the data was to dispel the urban MYTH that a jamaican from jamaica just popped up in the bronx one day an invented a whole culture outta thin air.
 

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:mjgrin:hip hop done moved on from the bronx and the main point of the data was to dispel the urban MYTH that a jamaican from jamaica just popped up in the bronx one day an invented a whole culture outta thin air.


saying hip hop moved on from da Bronx
is like someone saying they are moving on from their biological parents
that’s how fukking stupid that shyt sounds

at the end of the day the trifecta of this creation is Herc : Flash & Bam
Jamaican : Bajan : Jamaican/Bajan

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saying hip hop moved on from da Bronx
is like someone saying they are moving on from their biological parents
that’s how fukking stupid that shyt sounds

at the end of the day the trifecta of this creation is Herc : Flash & Bam
Jamaican : Bajan : Jamaican/Bajan

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:mjgrin:its good you used those two analogies. now you gotta get out of your own words weasel. in the circle of life, when kids(hip hop) come into their own, they do move on from their parents(da bronx). they move on to different states and cities or somewhere on the other side of town and start their own lives. they visit the parents, but even that stops over time.:smugfavre: and speaking of your own words, the jamaican and bajan inventors of hip hop:skip: both come from places that already speak a patois and already have their own dialect. language is a part of culture. when people travel they carry their culture with them. so how come the jamaican and bajan inventors of hip hop:skip: didnt rap in patois? why did they strictly speak AND rap in the slang and lingo that was already being used by the inner city black american youth in and around the bronx?:jbhmm:
 

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:mjgrin:its good you used those two analogies. now you gotta get out of your own words weasel. in the circle of life, when kids(hip hop) come into their own, they do move on from their parents(da bronx). they move on to different states and cities or somewhere on the other side of town and start their own lives. they visit the parents, but even that stops over time.:smugfavre: and speaking of your own words, the jamaican and bajan inventors of hip hop:skip: both come from places that already speak a patois and already have their own dialect. language is a part of culture. when people travel they carry their culture with them. so how come the jamaican and bajan inventors of hip hop:skip: didnt rap in patois? why did they strictly speak AND rap in the slang and lingo that was already being used by the inner city black american youth in and around the bronx?:jbhmm:

the 1st part i agree with you
hip hop ~to~ person analogy.... moves on from their parents/guardian and have the right to make their own decisions (in this case it shouldn't be called hip hop no more - it should be called or labeled to whatever said group/generation/region wants)

the 2nd part, is where your incredibly misinformed
Herc - born in Jamaica came to da Bx at the young age of 12
Flash - born in Barbados came to da Bx at the young age of 2
Bam - born in da Bx from Jamaican father/Bajan mother
these 3 have Caribbean roots BUT AT THE END OF THE DAY THEY’RE Bronx nikkaz
and the misfromation from you, asking why they didn't rap in patois
SMFH
when these nikkaz wasn't rappers .... these nikkaz were DJ’s
 
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