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Breaking is a two party created element. The first bboys (Foundational Black Americans) were not doing the moves that are considered a phenomenon, which are windmills, continuous head spins, back spins, hand spins/1990s, shoulder spins, elbow spins and so on. These moves are considered iconic in the world of breaking. PRs created the foundation for the dance. The steps, the power moves and certain foundational freezes. That’s factual. Kids today learning learn from the PR style which is basically the main style of breaking. Puerto Ricans have the right to say that they helped create breaking, about 90% of it. Puerto Ricans not only took breaking to the next level, but they took it to a whole another level that was unimagined by FBA. Puerto Ricans kept the element alive for 45 years. Puerto Ricans took breaking from a tricycle to a Koenigsegg Jesko Absolut. 🛑Making it very clear so that there is no confusion. Foundational Black Americans did not create the Nuyorican style of breaking which is the style that you will be seeing in the Olympics. Below is what was invented or created Latinos/PR/Hispanics. There are a few blks mentioned. HEAD SPINS ( ONE SHOT ) "SWANE (ZULU KINGS) WAS SAID TO BE THE FIRST TO USE THIS MOVE IN BBOYIN CHAIR FREEZE "ROB (ZULU KINGS)" CC LONG FOOTWORK( 6 STEP) "SPY (CRAZY COMMANDERS)"4 4 STEP "SPY" SWIPES "SPY" BABY BRIDGES "SPY" SIDE TO SIDE CHAIR FREEZES "BOS" AND "SPY" TRACK (FLOOR) "TRACK 2" FIRST VERSION OF BACK SPIN "JOJO" SECOND INNOVATION OF BACK SPIN "MONGO" THIRD INNOVATION OF BACK SPIN "CRAZY LEGS" (ROCK STEADY CREW) BEST BBOY TO MASTER COMBINATIONS "MONGO" FIRST VERSION OF 1990'S "TRACK 2"USED THE HAND STAND PIROUETTE IN HIS BBOYING SECOND VERSION OF 1990'S "CRAZY LEGS" DID A HIGH OVER ROTATED SWIPE THAT LED TO HIM SPINNING THE NAME 1990 "KEN SWIFT" (ROCK STEADY CREW) ORIGINAL USED THIS NAME TO DESCRIBE HIS FUTURISTIC FLOAT BACK SPIN THAT STARTED ON ONE HAND IN A SEMI HAND STAND POSITION AND CAME INTO THE BACK SPIN SLOW THEN SPED UP INTO A FREEZE HAND GLIDE "WEEBLE ROCK" CONTINUO'S (WINDMILLS) "CRAZY LEGS" WHILE DOING A BACKSPIN HE CONTENTED THE PROCESS OF THAT MOVE AND DEVELOPED IT. TAP HEAD SPINS (CONTINUO'S) "KID FREEZE" (DYNAMIC ROCKERS) AIR TRACKS (TRACKS WITHOUT FEET TOUCHING THE FLOOR) "KID FREEZE" HALOS (LOOKS LIKE CROSS BETWEEN AIR TRACKS AND HEAD GLIDE) "KID FREEZE" NINJA FREEZE (FREEZE OUT OF A CONTINUO'S, AIR MOVE THAT LANDED IN NINJA STYLE POSE) "ICEY ICE" (DYNAMIC, MAG FORCE, NYC BREAKERS) HEAD GLIDES (LEGS UP HEAD GLIDES AROUND HAND LIKE A COMPASS) "ICEY ICE" AND OR "WAVY LEGS" (DYNAMIC ROCKERS) AXLE (STAR TRACK, AIR FLARE) "FREDDIE FRESH" THERE ARE GONNA BE ALLOT OF DEBATES ABOUT THIS ONE...BUT I CAN ONLY GO BY WHAT I KNOW AS TRUTH..AND IN MY OPINION FREDDIE FRESH WAS THE FIRST TO DO THIS MOVE IN THE EARLY TO MID 80'S PLANK FREEZE KEN SWIFT SPIDERMAN FOOTWORK MR WIGGLES AIR BABY KEN SWIFT SWIRLS (DOUBLE ELBOW SPINS) SIR SWIFT CONTINUOUS TO 90'S (WINDMILL/90'S) BBOY GERMAN (BRONX, NEW YORK) WRIST 90'S ORIGINAL CONCEPT KEN SWIFT (NOT THE ACTUAL SPINS) WRIST 90'S BBOY GERMAN (SPINS) NO HAND NECK MOVE (COIN DROP) ACTION - NYC BREAKERS FIRST BBOY TO INCORPORATE FLARES INTO BBOYING BBOY GERMAN ELBOW SLIDE KEN SWIFT DOUBLE LEG SWEEPS POW WOW (SOUL SONIC FORCE) WALK OVER SWIPE CRAZY LEGS ELBOW SPINS KID FREEZE BOUNCIN CE CE'S KEN SWIFT AND MR WIGGLES COUNTINOUS PLANK - BBOY NANO Knowledge courtesy of POE ONE Cobra Attacking the Eagle (AKA Air Chair) Made up by POEONE Air baby - Junior Cardon - Sidewalk breakers (1984?) Hand Hops - ORKO Knowledge courtesy of FRANKIE FLAVE Baby windmills - OZ ROCK Radar headspins - ORKO Double halo - Robbie/Air force Crew Knowledge courtesy of X TRO Head Glides - X TRO45 Jumpin Spider - X TRO Knowledge courtesy of ALIEN NESS Axel - Tic Master Charlie rocks - charlie rock of the crazy commandos Air tracks - kid freeze The air four step - icey ice Diamond knee spins - Buck 4 Turtles - Weebles pop ups - kuirakli RSC no hands pop ups - pex (TBC) Reverse 1990 - Alien Ness(Atrribution via Trac2)/EZ rock coin drop - ACTION from NYCB55 kneespins - SWAYNE FROM ZULU KINGS back cc's ( another form of shuffles) track 2 corkscrews - phase2 / mitchel projects crew 8 ball sweeps - Alien Ness jackhammers/hopping handgydes - NANO flares - Track 2 w freeze aka back breaker - lil julio crazy commandos 1990 - Track 2 Doughnuts later known as Circles - Track2 JulioReverse head glides - Alien Ness ZULU KINGS Flares - Track2 Turtle = Weebles - crazy commandos Stacking - Crumbs Knowledge courtesy of Fable RSC Original suicide/Back slam = Frosty Freeze *RSC = RIP Drunken Style = Frosty Freeze *RSC (I know it's a style and not a move but it's all good) Vertical elbow spin = Take One *RSC Sweep swipes = Icey Ice *NYCB Air move = Icey Ice *NYCB Traveling 1990s = Awesome Paul *IB (Incredible Breakers) Threads = Mr. Wiggles *RSC Traveling W = Greggo *Executioners Knowledge courtesy of Powerful Pex - NYCB Circles - Pex NYCB Flares = Pex NYCB Slam aka Suicicdes = Pex NYCB Turtle = P.Man - Seven Deadly Sins Chair knee spin = Pex NYCB Head Halos = Cory NYCB77 Hopping Float/turtles - Nano Diamond spin back (knee spin to sweep swipe combo) = Pex NYCB Roach - Weeble rock Baby windmills AKA Cannon balls = Cory NYCB Suicide = Air twist/Pex Knowledge courtesy of Track 2 (Via Alien Ness) Power 2 step aka salsoul Float - Lil Julio Elbow rocks - Lil Julio knee rocks - Lil Julio Bodyrolls - Lil JulioReverse head glides - Alien Ness ZULU KINGS Knowledge courtesy of Charles (Soul Control) Airflare - Climax - Soul Control

Shut up if you don't know what you talking about. Tariq said Cornbread brought graffiti to NY, well that's incorrect. Checkout the graffiti in The Westside Story movie that was filmed in 1960 and then debut in theaters in 1961. Cornbread would be 7 years old in 1961. The play was created in 1957, which would make cornbread 4 years old. It's actual graffiti and not prop graffiti. Cornbread wasn't even born 1950 search title Original 1950 Myrtle & Wyckoff Ave Brooklyn NYC el Train Graffiti Photo Negative Here is more proof. copy and paste into search bar the title Foxie of 100 St. and other tags. Photo by Don Hogan Charles of The NY Times. 1964 the 1965 documentary, “Portrait of the South Bronx” which is available on YT

Shut up if you don't know what you talking about. Early Hip Hop drums. “The Big Beat” by Billy Squier. “Rocket in the Pocket (Live)” - Cerrone Doug E. Fresh, Slick Rick and The Get Fresh Crew "The Show" by Doug E. Fresh, Slick Rick and The Get Fresh Crew sampled The Beatles's "Michelle". Planet Rock by Afrika Bambaataa and Soulsonic Force Trans-Europe Express by Kraftwerk (1977) Hook / Riff. Electronic / Dance. The Mexican by Babe Ruth (1972) Hook / Riff. Rock / Pop. Numbers by Kraftwerk (1981) Multiple Elements. Electronic / Dance. The Fantastic Five have sampled "Oo La La!" by Sasson Dr. Dre In 2010, Dr. Dre's song "Under Pressure" samples Kraftwerk's 1977 track "Trans-Europe Express". The song also features Jay-Z. New Order In their song "Blue Monday", New Order uses a robotic choir sound sampled from Kraftwerk's 1975 track "Uranium". "Freestyling" by The Cold Crush Brothers samples Billy Joel's "Stiletto" from 1978. "And It's Us" also samples Billy Squier's "The Big Beat". "Punk Rock Rap" by The Cold Crush Brothers is also sampled in "The Show". "When I'm Sixty-Four", "The End", "Back in the USSR", and "Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (Reprise)" are Beatles songs that are sampled in hip hop "Under Pressure" (1981) "Reaching Out" (2005) "We Are the Champions" (1977) "Bohemian Rhapsody" (1975) "Another One Bites the Dust" (1980) Another One Bites the Dust" Grandmaster Flash and The Furious Five in their 1981 song "The Adventures of Grandmaster Flash on the Wheels of Steel". G00gle Cold Crush vs The Fantastic Five - Harlem World 1981 (best edit) 2021 redo Question: at the 2 minute and 45 second mark and so on, what melody are they using? =========================================================== list of Bob James songs that have been widely sampled in hip hop music: Nautilus - Run-D.M.C., Ghostface Killah, Slick Rick Take Me to the Mardi Gras - Run-D.M.C., LL Cool J, Beastie Boys Westchester Lady - Diamond D, Nas Angela (Theme from Taxi) - Souls of Mischief, Main Source Sign of the Times - Warren G Valley of the Shadows - DJ Shadow Shamboozie - Gravediggaz One Mint Julep - Onyx Mardi Gras (Live) - Public Enemy Farandole (L'Arlesienne Suite No. 2) - Camp Lo Nightcrawler - Guru Storm King - Gang Starr El Verano - Hieroglyphics Feel Like Making Love - East Flatbush Project Look-Alike - Digital Underground Tappan Zee - Organized Konfusion Westchester Lady - Diamond D, Nas Kari - DJ Premier Dream Journey - Camp Lo Women of Ireland - DJ Vadim The Golden Apple - Jeru the Damaja Since I Fell for You - Rakim You're as Right as Rain - Mary J. Blige Treasure Island - Souls of Mischief Sun Runner - Stetsasonic Where the Wind Blows Free - Freddie Foxxx Brazilian Skies - DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince In the Garden - The Beatnuts Night Crawler - Guru Jamaica Farewell - Madlib Rush Hour - Gang Starr Far From Turtle - Camp Lo Endless Time - Gravediggaz Feel Like Making Love - Kid 'N Play I Feel a Song (In My Heart) - DJ Shadow The Dude - Kool G Rap Macumba - DJ Krush We're All Alone - Freddie Gibbs Windsong - People Under the Stairs Turn Out the Lamplight - EPMD Love Power - A Tribe Called Quest Obsession - DJ Honda Angela (Theme from Taxi) - Curren$y Take Me to the Mardi Gras - Missy Elliott Nautilus - Busta Rhymes Nautilus - Slick Rick Night Crawler - Gang Starr Kari - Pete Rock Tappan Zee - Main Source Sign of the Times - DJ Quik Treasure Island - Fat Joe Sun Runner - Cypress Hill Shamboozie - N.W.A Storm King - DJ Premier Westchester Lady - Nas Dream Journey - Ghostface Killah Brazilian Skies - The Pharcyde Since I Fell for You - Dr. Dre Feel Like Making Love - Kid 'N Play Women of Ireland - Mos Def The Dude - Kanye West We're All Alone - The Alchemist Valley of the Shadows - DJ Premier El Verano - Hieroglyphics In the Garden - DJ Premier Nightcrawler - DJ Premier Macumba - J Dilla Rush Hour - MF DOOM Far From Turtle - Madlib Endless Time - Gravediggaz Treasure Island - Pete Rock Since I Fell for You - 9th Wonder You're as Right as Rain - Kanye West Turn Out the Lamplight - DJ Shadow Feel Like Making Love - The Alchemist Look-Alike - Madlib One Mint Julep - DJ Premier Shamboozie - DJ Premier Farandole (L'Arlesienne Suite No. 2) - DJ Premier Women of Ireland - DJ Premier Feel Like Making Love - DJ Premier The Dude - DJ Premier We're All Alone - DJ Premier Valley of the Shadows - DJ Premier El Verano - DJ Premier In the Garden - DJ Premier Nightcrawler - DJ Premier Macumba - DJ Premier Rush Hour - DJ Premier Far From Turtle - DJ Premier Endless Time - DJ Premier Treasure Island - DJ Premier Since I Fell for You - DJ Premier You're as Right as Rain - DJ Premier Turn Out the Lamplight - DJ Premier Feel Like Making Love - DJ Premier Look-Alike - DJ Premier One Mint Julep - DJ Premier Shamboozie - DJ Premier

OG from the BX here, Early Hip Hop Djs learned about equipment from Disco King Mario, Grand Master Flowers. Pete DJ Jones etc.Pete DJ Jones was much older then Bam, Herc & Flash he is the one who showed Flash how to hook up equipment.Even today Flash is on instagram saying Jones mentored him. Everyone in NYC knew Disco King Mario & Pete DJ Jones had the best systems. And passed their knowledge. All the early Dj's before Flash, Herc and Bam played Clubs and Restaurants and brought Sound Systems from Sam ASH not from Jamaica. Kids where to young to go to clubs so we just took the speakers outside and used whatever we had. They would borrow the older Djs Equipment from time to time Bam and Flash always said this. It had nothing to do with Jamaican Sound Clash Systems. If you ever look at old Hip Hop systems the speakers are never stacked like mountains its just the normal Cerwin Vega or Bose etc. speaker from the 70's, the same in US clubs. Jamaican Systems focus on the Super heavy Bass while American Dj systems focused on Clarity. Just listen to the older music your ears won't lie to you.

All these “FBA’s” just mad that everyone else can do it better than them so they on the internet always moaning and complaining. Yall will still be broke watching other people make $$$. FBA’s = LOSERS

The Pete Rock and Common album was okay. Nas is more dimensional than Common. If Preemo give Nas some fire beats, it's a wrap.

Dr. Dre, Preem only ones who can make anyone sound top tier. Or make MC's come with there A game, for an instant classic.

I heard "by all means ness"(pers. fav.) and thought thats where it all started for bdp, So in 96 I heard criminal minded for the first time, ya kool keiths Sex Style had just dropped, so thats when I first herd it, and got the de la question "when you first heard..." but it really rang my bells, and re-opened the wound of losing BDP's dj's greatness. Shame if its tru.

I agree 100%!

Allow me to speak my mind. It is my opinion that anyone who thinks that KRS actually knowingly slept with an underage girl, wrote a song about it, then released it to the entire world on a major label, is an idiot. Like you mentioned , no one paid any controversial attention to this song for decades! It is simply a song like thousands of others that have similar topics. Don't forget, "Love's Gonna Getcha" was about a guy who sold drugs and shot cops. I guess he did that too right? Should I continue?

Just bought my copy.

Man, I wore this tape out back in the day! Absolute classic. I remember before that Ice-T had a tape that had a cologne smell when you opened it.

That's excellent packaging design, and I wish I would have grabbed this for the book alone back in the day. These are priced about as high as the OG tapes now. I wish I would have held onto all my old tapes! I will say with Get On Down it's best to stick to their cassettes and CD's. Their vinyl isn't always the best sounding. I feel like they put way more into packaging than they do into making sure they are putting out quality pressings, and buying their LP's is always a gamble unless you're only in it for the packaging or extras. If they ever get their vinyl QC in order, they'll be one of the greatest.

So cool

Already did, the "i Am" album

What does KRS believe ?

Purple not red.

the only brother fighting YOU, and whats yours

KRS Is foul 😢

Jamar deserves a goof award. He’ll die into obscurity

What somebody writes is what they think so a man thinketh so is he

Lord Jamar is a hip hop legend

He has been on point fr fam! I'm happy someone else notices ha 💪🏿💯

Bruh how come you go way back with blBrand Nubian and cant pronounce the man's name correctly. His name is Lord JamaRRRR not JamaLL. Thats foul

That's not true. Scott wasn't assassinated. He got hit by accident. The wind took the gun, and the bullet flew in the wrong direction. I know who killed him. He got 12/5 to 25 for it. He's home now.

I’m late here but Personal, the production is just ok to me. Which I always say production is subjective. Some half of the production is fire and the rest not so much. With that said, Common did his thing on this album. Proves to show how legendary his pen and mic game is.

LL Scott La Rock "He's in Here"

Common and Pete just dropped the best album I've heard in the last 5 years. Synergistic blend of god tier samples and lyricism. Neither man outshined the other.

Nas is touring the rest of the year i think we ain’t getting the nas and premo album this year.

Sorry he got caught up lying LOL there’s receipts

Ok, BDP went gold i wanna say four albums in a row. All those artist who were ghosted all were multi platinum artist with massive, i mean massive publishing at stake ie: Prince, Micheal J, Jackson, Biggy, Pac etc. If it was worrh anything they would have asked KRS or Scott LaRock Junior to buy the publishing or sell it to them.

Nothing funnier than black people arguing with black people 😂

Peace

He won because Hip Hop is a black american creation and we NEVER needed anyone outside of black america to create music

Lord Jamar deserves a crack Pipe

Soren Baker is nothing like Vlad. Soren sticks to the music, Vlad is for the bs.

As usual, whenever a black celebrity dies or is killed, it's a conspiracy. Smdh. If a rapper dies choking on a chicken sandwich, black folks will swear up and down KFC, Church's, and Popeyes all had a meeting and decided that rapper had to go.😅😅😅😅😂😂😂😂😂😂

@KutProductionz Why did you remove my post Sir! I'm born and raised in NYC and came of age at that time. Tariq Nasheed isn't from NYC and the birth of Hip-Hop was before his time.

Good stuff, can't wait to see more of it!

Can we just enjoy the Music , stop trying to set it up to over critique Nas , just to try and slight him, it's Art , enjoy or not and stop trying to make everything a competition

WE Didn't Land On Puerto Rock, Puerto Rock Landed On US. -FBA

No they didnt. He is the bar for them and every other legend still making music. Only a person that hasnt followed nas would believe this. It's kinda trash fans are still taking him for granted or even trying to make these projects directly compete with each other.

Common and Messy Pete Rock just dusted off their headphones. They’re no competition to Nas and Preemo who have consistently been working for years. Still not forgetting how Petty Pete tried to Sue Nas instead of approaching the record label for his royalties 🤔😐

I hope these cats don't fool themselves and think that they just "get together and ...bang bang bang.." What Common and Pete did is MORE than just an album...it had spiritual foundation...the tracks on the Auditorium Vol. 1 were DIVINELY INSPIRED. If they just doin it for the competition or for the $...I ain't supporting that Sh**... do it for the right reason and it will be just as tight as the Common and Pete Rock masterpiece.

Nas & Preem better come out strong! I'm loving this Comm/Pete album! Plus, don't let that LL/Q-Tip joint be a banger! OG's doin' the damn thing this year!

Damn, this is a great summer for Hip Hop. Kendrick got the Summer Anthem on smash, LL & Q Tip got something happening, Rakim, Preemo & Nas, Oh yeah, can't forget Em! And The Auditorium is that shizznit!

Prove me wrong but I'll take LL x Q-Tip over Nas x Preemo! I really can't see Nas & Preemo doing better than what they've done in the 90s. Feels like an unnecessary challenge to take on by now. You can't top "NY State of Mind" or "Nas is like". Their legacy has already been cemented with classics. Why spoil it now, if you know how picky hiphop fans have become nowadays? Common & Pete Rock album is on the way to become Album of the Year just because it really lived up to the expectations. PR' productions are so organic, and Common's flow is effortless. That album is a masterclass for today's generation.

Define my name wasn't that great....I hope he comes with a banger like he's used to doing