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Hip hop started in NY tho.

No it's roots are in JAMAICA in the late 40s early 50s where the turntables were first utilized for Dub mixing and toasters (rappers) and selectors (dj) clashed (battles)


Tom Wong a black Jamaican born of a black.other and chinese father held the first SOUNDCLASH (battle) held in the streets of Kingston vs Count Nick soundsystems in which Tom became Victorous with am original selection of records and a great mc by the name of Duke Vin toasting over the records
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Tom was heavily influenced by another soundman named Count C. who never rose to the heights of fame as his peers such as Tom Wong...Duke Reid and Coxsone Dodd and Prince Buster

 
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No it's roots are in JAMAICA in the late 40s early 50s where the turntables were first utilized for Dub mixing and toasters (rappers) and selectors (dj) clashed (battles)


Tom Wong a black Jamaican born of a blsck.other and chinese father held the first SOUNDCLASH (battle) held in the streets of Kingston vs Count Nick soundsystems in which Tom became Victorous with am original selection of records and a great mc by the name of Duke Vin toasting over the records
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If you wanna keep going far back you could say all black artforms came from Africa.

The culture we know as Hip hop today started in my borough.
 
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No it's roots are in JAMAICA in the late 40s early 50s where the turntables were first utilized for Dub mixing and toasters (rappers) and selectors (dj) clashed (battles)


Tom Wong a black Jamaican born of a blsck.other and chinese father held the first SOUNDCLASH (battle) held in the streets of Kingston vs Count Nick soundsystems in which Tom became Victorous with am original selection of records and a great mc by the name of Duke Vin toasting over the records
Tom-the-Great-Sebastian-R.055.jpg


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Tom was heavily influenced by another soundman named Count C. who never rose to the heights of fame as his peers such as Tom Wong...Duke Reid and Coxsone Dodd and Prince Buster


Hip-hop started in NYC...all this other shyt you're talking is typical revisionist garbage... everybody wanna claim something (especially in regards to hip-hop) to seem important..

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yes by a JAMAICAN named KOOL HERC :troll:

....In NYC....

:hhh: this why nobody like yaw nikkas.

You fakkit cali nikkas been jealous and salty from day one and been the biggest haters. We rejected y'all bytch asses from jump so I can't blame y'all. :manny: At least the south manned up and didn't stay crying about it unlike ya'll nikkas.

Cali could never start a culture like hip hop. NYC nikkas are unique and cut from a different cloth.
 
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