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When it comes to only Key inventing and creating of Hip Hop. 1. The concept of the "Merry-Go-Round," as invented by Herc, symbolizes the idea of looping or repeating breaks over and over. This technique is the first fundamental to the identity of a hip-hop DJ. To fully appreciate the significance of Herc's merry-go-round, one must understand. it was a concept that no other dj was doing before Herc, and is the concept that laid the foundation for breakdancing; without both the merry-go-round and the Breakers, hip-hop culture itself may not have emerged. 2. Flash's Quick Mix Theory represents the evolution of Herc's merry-go-round concept. What distinguishes Flash's approach is his refinement of the merry-go-round technique, integrating scratching as an instrument while manually mixing tracks simultaneously. 3. The original creator of breaking within Hip Hop, is a Puerto Rico Born Lein (Spy) Figueroa, aka "The Man with a Thousand Moves.. Born in 1963, Between 71 and 72 he created the first official Breakin moves and concept, and in 75 he stablish the CC Crew. who Herc has said to be the first Breaker that he ever seen, and every other real breaker / Bboys, from his era will confirm that, Spy have said this in some honor award challenged anybody the first Breaker/Bboys that they ever seen doing the moves. 4. Julio 204 played a pivotal role in establishing the graffiti movement in New York from 1967 to 1970 and was also Puerto Rican, Taki 189 Himself confirm that his inspiration was by seeing Julio 204 Tags all over New York, Which makes Julio 204 the Beginning of the Tagging / Graffiti movement in New York. 5. Coke La Rock himself said that, The work "Jibaro" by The Puerto Rican Felipe Luciano of the Last Poets served as an inspiration for MCing. The Last Poets were comprised of individuals from African and Caribbean backgrounds, not fba BUT Lawrence Padilla Aka (Jalal Mansur Nuriddin) WHO IS CONSIDERED Aka (The Grand Father of Rap ) He also is a Puerto Rican descent not fba.. He was a Founder member of the Last Poets a group of poets and musicians that evolved in the 1960s out of the Harlem Writers Workshop in New York City. 6. Bambaataa was instrumental in unifying the various elements of hip-hop and establishing the movement itself. Analyzing the contributions, it becomes evident that Caribbean artists were key creators and innovators of hip-hop, a statement grounded in factual evidence rather than personal opinions. Basically, when they say James Brown, or Funk, soul, Jazz, or ect, its all contributions to Hip Hop development, not hip hop creations! just like Salsa, Mambo, Bolero, plena, bomba or ect, its all contributions of developing the sound, thats all it is, because what was actually invented in Hip Hop was the merry-go-round concept, and the Quick Mix Theory concept, the rest of the art forms are rooted to ancient and medieval civilizations our civilizations just added/Contributed or revolutionized those art forms !!! Prior to Herc's introduction of the merry-go-round, all DJs were merely playlist DJs; they did not loop the breaks, Herc invented that concept, which is the first element that defined a real hip-hop DJ. which is not the same as a playlist dj, who was some who just play full songs, because if want to go to that direction Dj, Mixing, was created by the radio stations and nightclubs, and the white man created that. not fba This information is well-documented, supported by published accounts, and validated by hip-hop scholars, pioneers, and participants who were present during these pivotal events. The evidence regarding the key figures who instigated significant changes in hip-hop is indisputable and factual and not based on feelings based opinions and delusional lies !.!.!.!.!

Puerto Ricans fought in every USA War including the Civil War and for every Civil Rights, also Puerto Rico has been an Associate Free State of USA since 1898, which means that Puerto Ricans are Natural Born Citizen of USA just like any fba, why, because we fought that, because is our Civil Rights just like is the right of any fba !

Cornbread invented Graffiti 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂

😂So Caribbeans and Latinos didn't go through slavery, they were not slaves? 🤔🤥

This fba are saying that breakdancing didn't start in New York because some 1950s videos, well Brazilian Capoeira, Martial Arts dance, Acrobatic dances predates those "fba" videos, so i should mean fba didn't create or invent any of those moves!!

If we have noticed, when it comes to Hip Hop origins, the fba specially when they are talking about the origin of rapping they will always say and used The Jubalaires 1946 song "Noah" as their ultimate primary recibo, right ? well here are so here is some of my many recibo, many songs that predate the The Jubalaires (1946) song "Noah" The Jubalaires 1946 song "Noah" 1 Harry Reser Banjo solo; Lollipops 1925 2 Piccolo Pete (Baxter) by Harry Reser’s Syncopators, vocal by Tom Stacks, recorded in NYC September 14. 1929 3 Harry Reser Everybody loves my girl 4 I am the very model of a modern major general (1879) 5 The Harry Reser band. This is the flip side of "Someone Is Losin' Susan". Vocal by Tom Stacks. Take C. Recorded April, 1926. 6 Transferred from the original 78rpm: Decca 264 - Santa Claus Is Comin’ To Town (Coots-Gillespie) by Harry Reser & his Orchestra, vocal by Tom Stacks, recorded in NYC October 24, 1934 7 The Beat Of My Heart,” this 1934 Johnny Burke-Harold Spina 8 Fanlight Fanny · George Formby 9 Formby, George: It's Turned Out Nice Again (1932-1946) 10 You Can't Blame Me For That", Imperial No. 1903 7846-6 Recorded in New York on Friday, 23rd March 1928 11 Six Jumping Jacks - Say Mister! Have You Met Rosie's Sister? Fox Trot (Charlie Harrison /Fred Rose) Vocal Chorus by Tom Stacks, Brunswick 1926 (USA) 12 Lo-do-de-o · Harry Reser 1927 Harry Reser's Six Jumping Jacks: 1926 13 Harry Reser's Syncopators - Don't Be Like That, Columbia 1928 14 My One And Only (music & lyrics George and Ira Gershwin) - Clicquot Club Eskimos (Harry Reser's Orch.), voc, Tom Stacks, Columbia 1927 15 The Village Blacksmith Owns the Village Now · Harry Reser Harry Reser: Original Recordings 1926 16 She's Got "It" · Harry Reser and His Six Jumping Jacks 17 I Scream, You Scream, We All Scream for Ice Cream! · Harry Reser's Syncopators 18 She's Got Great Ideas · Harry Reser and His Six Jumping Jacks (FULL RAPPING) 19 Collegiate Sam by Harry Raser (FULL RAPPING) Recorded in New York on September 14, 1929. Vocal by Tom Stacks 20 I Love That Girl Recorded April, 1928 21 Who's Afraid of the Big Bad wolf YESS Perfect 15827-A September 26, 1933 22 5-24-1926 Harry Reser As Seven Wild Men. Harry F. Reser (FULL RAPPING) 23 Harry Reser's Syncopators, v. Tom Stacks - Collegiate Sam (Davis /Coots), Columbia 1929 24 Mysterious Mose by Frank Auburn & his Orchestra (Harry Reser), vocal by Tom Stacks, recorded in NYC April 10, 1930 25 Harry Reser - Brunswick matrix E32377. Send for our free booklet / Six Jumping Jacks the first full rapping 3/20/1930 RAP Six Jumping Jacks - Say Mister! Have You Met Rosie's Sister? Fox Trot (Charlie Harrison /Fred Rose) Vocal Chorus by Tom Stacks, Brunswick 1926 (USA) Every one of those predates The The Jubalaires 1946 song "Noah" which means fba was copy, vulture and then claim what fba didn't create, and you want more prove fba are not the first to Rap in the English British Language, not fba language which means is not your culture...

Dolomite sounds like a battle rapper

Most of the New York black families are from the south

Puerto Ricans stole reggaeton from the black latinos in Panama? They trying to say bachata started in PR when it started in DR😅 wait...there's more!!😅

Who sauce talking too 😂

FBA NYC 🫡✊🏾

Love you Mike D☝🏿

Shoutout Tidwell💪🏾

They are all dope artist but not for that stage rodeo is big business they are not not gonna sell tickets like a legendary act will do not the spot for up and coming acts you will lose that crowd fast

It doesn’t matter me either because I don’t know anybody he just named. An I don’t care to know who they are. Everyone that Bun B brings out people want to see them. Forget these new rappers they not rapping about anything.

New York literally created nothing

U gotta do a series on these stories but have Texas rappers playing the parts. Thata be 🔥

Damn y’all overly use the N word and y’all call everybody and they momma nigga looks and sounds stupid imma just keep it real we don’t like outsiders calling us that but you call them that and it destroys the whole argument and it’s just embarrassing y’all sound like little kids instead of intelligent grown men damn shame

Puerto Ricans need to sit they ass down I’m very dark skinned it, My mom’s Puerto, Rican, and my dad is African-American and I’m from the Bronx New York, and I was raised in Florida also and they were talk about me in Spanish, not knowing i understood them😂🔥 ya, gotta understand Puerto Ricans don’t like Black people back in the days New York was racially segregated even in the Bronx just look at the movies especially black, gangster movies like bumpy Johnson frank Lucas and even Carlitos way 😂 hip-hop is FBA 🇺🇸 negro slave lineage 🔥

You all don't speak for all of us. Stop calling all of us "FBAs". You nor them represent me. I'm a student of Dr. Clarke, Dr. Molefi, Mr. Browder, Dr. Welsing etc. They would clown the ISH out of this joke of a "movement". We don't do gimmicks. If someone called me an FBA in real life, I'd cuss their ignorant a$$es out. All of those who claim that gimmick appear to be highly uneducated.

They not Texas Legends

Who really wants credit for starting the ignorance that is HIP HOP?

I read on you tube yesterday Mexicans Jews Puerto Rican Irish and Jamaicans created hip hop and latin music influenced the creation of hip hop shit done got code red outrageous with the lies....FBA all day!!!!

Dope build. All facts. Great job gentlemen New sub ✊🏾 ♥️🖤🔱🖤♥️

Jamar voted Trump and black people should've never gave Joe the n- word pass.

Always remember the FBA family, This whole Hip hop is a Bronx/ NY creation is a Tethers argument. So they can attach themselves to something that existed before they immigrated to America. FBAs like my family in NYC don't use that silly argument. We know that Hip Hop is Black American culture. My entire family is from Mississippi and South Carolina. My uncles and aunties come from that generation in the Bronx in the early 70s and laid the foundation for what folks later call Hip Hop. They all said Hip Hop is Black Culture and the Bronx in the early 70s was majority Black folk who parents were from the south. I believe them because they were there.

Me and MikeD made a song in 1997 "Down Here We clown Chumps from Outta Town" 💪🏿🖤

adam apart of the LA culture by now my guy yall way in houston lol

This dude ain 💯. He just b talking. He never ever said anything enlightening. You know how people speak in a certain style to make seem like they are saying something. Dude is a clown. Always having a cup in his hands……smh. Ain talking bout nothing….he just talking.

I fw mike d

Big Ant the Spokesman 💪🏾

Speaking of Black Native Americans, I am 58 years old and I remember as a child; in fact, I had to have been a toddler but I remember my grandmother showing my siblings and I an old photograph of her grandmother and other relatives. They had long, jet black hair and high cheekbones. But what stands out the most was their attire which was traditional Native American style. I remember it like it was yesterday. I also remember when my sister and I shared that with other friends in school, they didn’t believe us and talked down on us and shamed us. So eventually we stopped talking about it.

The ringshout, geechie, tutenese, Rootwork, Aratususe, Playing the Dozens, soul food, 😋 . Now Nigerians say yo yo wat sup my ninja lol. Teaching the world to head bop to music, the fist bumps. Everything Blacks did that you didn't understand at the time of first meeting them is their culture or (Their way of life) Even in the 80s when blacks started rap "yo yo yo word up homie we chilling on the mic bout to kick some funky fresh rhymes", this was considered at the time by wytes as (N word babble) and wyte children was told it's demon music and to stay away from it despite Death metal having satanic rituals, animal sacrifice, drug abuse , sleeping around ect. Black culture is colorful and beautiful and you bask in it today no matter what ethnicity you are. From Jazz to rock and roll, R&B ,Blues, Ragtime, Bluegrass, hip-hop, Athletics, comedy, dance, activism, fashion styles, thy uncanny ability to remix everything, the AAVE, the way with words to foods, the different hairstyles, they constantly innovate and the world follows. People moonwalk in Japan till this day, Mexicans know every word of 2pacs dear momma , Filipinos say LeBron inspired them to play. The talent, the speeches, The indomitable will to survive by any means necessary Black American culture is strong ✊🏾

I'ma old head and I remember when Rap alot hit the scene with Raheim the Vigilante. I used to bump that shit. And he didn't sound nothing like New York. Wherever there's a population of us, the culture has there own flavor.

The most important part of this discussion is enlightening people as to what FBA stands for because most people, including Fat Joe are mistaking FBA for some online yapping group, like how black twitter is seen. No one that truly understands Hip Hop, including Fat Joe disagrees that it's Black American culture. The argument is about how much they contributed to the growth but no one disagrees with the creation and which culture it is attributed to.

Us New Yorkers know who our family members are. We are only a few generations strong up here in NYC. I come from Blue Black Grandparents born and raised in the Carolinas North and South. Those are our beginnings. Whether you're from Chicago, Florida, Texas or anywhere in the country if you're FBA your family lineage starts as proud southerners in this country. We gone represent that till it aint no more breath. FBA ALL DAY

Proud as hell of these young Kings. Not Niggas. Kings! Take control back.

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We need to remain united. Understand this without Latino involvement in the early Jamz culture it would still exist. Hence without any involvement from Black youth there would be NO Jamz culture which is known today as HIP HOP !!! Everything about the HIP HOP culture was in existence before it became the Jamz culture, I hit the number I hit the number how'd ya get it over the telephone .... The Mills brothers Peg Leg Bates Sammy Davis jr Jocko Henderson Bootsy etc. EOTD its a Black THANG !!! PS Disco King Mario and John Browne and DJ Hollywood were early Participants in the culture ! John Browne who played at the Plaza Tunnel is believed to have inspired Herc ..... Hence JB is probably the biggest reason the Jamz culture started as like Cholly Rock says its something that started from the Black Spade Culture.

Nah he fs fs gunna grind his way to the top as a reputable>>>U.P.🫡

PART ONE ……. I’m 65 FBA born under NYC & the fact of the matter is most Black dudes are scared of hispanic immigrants Mexican etc …. That’s why all these So Called self proclaimed Pioneers of hip-hop never CHECKED fat Joey 🐷…… which is the main issue here for that reason all that Pioneer💩 is fraudulent . Until all y’all dudes publicly Check Joey 🐷 ALL YALL FAKE .

Houston enters the chat :

New York was the main hub of hip hop, but it's definitely wasn't invented there.

FBA= the so called American Negro. We didn’t land on Plymouth Rock, WERE THE ONLY ONES WHO PLYMOUTH ROCK LANDED ON.

I Love the term FBA Foundational Black American…. Thank youuu we are definitely waking up…

In my opinion we really always been hip hop by swagg alone look at all those old movies from the black & white era

Here is 1 for everyone. Let's just go on the hip hop records alone, gather all your rap records, and let's see the 50/50 come to light.

First and foremost the guys in NYC that started Hip Hop came from the South period

Big Ant u might be old enough to remember 2 live Crew album back in 1990….Banned in the USA🤔… NWA getting the threatening letter from the government….. or Deloris Tucker trying to silence Hip Hop. Where were these Latin people when MF’s was fighting to keep a platform for us to express ourselves? 🤔 Nigga White Folks was trying to do away with Hip Hop. Brothas had to push a cold ass line for what was supposed to be our right. It’s called freedom of speech 🤷🏾‍♂️