FFTV: Kangol & Doc - In The Beginning
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- Опубликовано: 7 авг 2016
- Kangol Kid & Doctor Ice of UTFO: IN THE BEGINNING.
Before becoming the FIRST hip-hop dancers for the Platinum recording rap group, Whodini.. Kangol & Doc were one of the hottest breakdance groups in the country. These are two of their appearances on local NYC TV shows after winning a dance competition at Radio City Music Hall. 
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RIP kangol kid you contribution to hip hop is forever celebrated. 👑🕊
Pioneer's and innovators are timeless and will live in our minds,hearts and bodies forever..
RIP Kangol Kid
The Golden age/era of Hip Hip is long gone. I celebrate my youth, thank you Kangol Kid and UTFO for brightening my childhood rest in power...
First comment ... and now I am sad. Respect.
Rip 🙏🏼 🕊
Almost 40 years later, the moves still look ahead of its time. RIP Kangol!
Yea right that shit looks old as shit
When "Hip-Hop" was innocent and FRESH. CLASSIC !!!
Before the devil got a hold of it after that it was a rap for real.
Before white folks got to it....
Before the controllers
@@nottodaylilbaldhead is that what’s wrong with today’s hip hop and rap 🤣🤣🤔🤔
White news media used to be sooo cringe when they "discovered" something new and amazing happening on the "dangerous" streets of New York City or Philly!! But as a kid back in the 70s and early 80s it was the only way you could see your culture on television for a brief few minutes. Now I miss those days white corporate media didn't know anything about what Black & Latino culture was up to!
Pre UTFO!!! Doc moonwalk FLAWLESS!!! They BOTH were DOPE!!!
At that point, it was still called the Back Glide.
Exactly were Michael Jackson get it from wow 😯 history culture
@@jessicawalter9775 I’m glad I was in the streets dancing during this time. They like to rewrite history but I remember the Moonwalk being a totally different dance than what MJ called it. It was the Back Glide or just The Gilde in the streets.
@Michael Davis it was invented in the streets of America. Jeffrey Daniel adopted the Backglide and people started calling it the Moonwalk.
@@lemondishonor7736 That’s right. No disrespect to Michael...but “we” breakdancers were doing this BEFORE he made it famous during the Motown 25 (back in 1983).
Two extremely talented young Black American men out of Automotive High School and George Wingate High School, Brooklyn, respectively, changed the trajectory of global contemporary dance.
Black Americans set the standard ✊🏾
RIP KANGOL!
Rip 2 the legend
No gangster stuff. Just 2 brothers coolin..rockin 2 da beat...
Kangol Kid is Haitian !!! Haiti 🇭🇹 stand up !
One of the most underrated in hip hop history
WORD!
I’ve been saying the same thing for YEARS!!!
Thanks for reminding some of us WHY we fell in LOVE with Hip-Hop culture💯🎙🕺🏾🖌🎧❤✌🏽
This was when we knew the power of the culture and the enemy had no clue.
Old boy wish he could boogie 😂
@@mikebee224 it's hella evident in the way he was reminiscing.
White news media used to be sooo cringe when they "discovered" something new and amazing happening on the "dangerous" streets of New York City or Philly!! But as a kid back in the 70s and early 80s it was the only way you could see your culture on television for a brief few minutes. Now I miss those days white corporate media didn't know anything about what Black & Latino culture was up to!
A man
@@juniorjames7076 Co-sign. To corrupt things of purity is their way.
Kangol Kid transitioned Dec 18, 2021 . I want to thank him for his contribution to the creative arts in America and the World. Rest in Power Shaun Fequiere aka Kangol Kid.
That was one of the best Moonwalk's I've ever seen!
Besides the one Turbo did
Besides MJ
Facts
💯
besides James Brown
RIP KANGOL KID & EDUCATED RAPPER!!!
When hip hop was hip hop!!!!!!! Fire 🔥
Words up!
yeah before Black males betrayed Black women in high numbers by letting in too many non Blacks
I love my era.. 70's baby here💕
I second that thought👍🏻
That part
@@michaelcalloway1074 🙌🏾
@Sherrieff Hammond 🙌🏾
@You're A fool my mistake on that one
The way they handled the jealous old Saturday Morning host….beautiful.
Facts
RIP The Kangol Kid…one of the gear to ever do it.
Who would've thought these young cats would become legends!!
damn, RIP Kangol, my hero !! RIP Shaun Shiller Fequiere aka Kangol (Kid)(ex-UTFO, Whistle), legendary hip hop producer, songwriter, break dancer and emcee pioneer (55) ;-( Kangol Kid was the first hip-hop artist to endorse a product through his official sponsorship with "Kangol headwear", his signature hat has been inducted into the Collection of the "Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture", Shaun is considered to be one of the "pioneers of hip-hop", Kangol Kid was originally a breakdancer along with his dance partner, Doctor Ice, in 1984, "UTFO" became one of the most popular rap and breakdance acts in the country on the strength of their breakout single, "Roxanne, Roxanne", during the mid-80s, as "Roxanne, Roxanne" gained popularity and chart position, UTFO was voted best rap group, at the 1988 "Urban Music Awards", had featured spots on Don Cornelius' (d. 2012) "Soul Train", "The Phil Donahue Show" and performed live for actors such as Dustin Hoffman and Tony Danza, UTFO was the first rap group to perform at Harlem's "Apollo Theater" as they opened for Hall & Oates and the Temptation's Eddie James Kendricks (d. 1992) and David Eli Ruffin aka David Ruffin (d. 1991), in 1987, UTFO released their most popular selling album, "Lethal", the title song featured the rock group "Anthrax" and later that year became the number one rap album in the United States etc. !
Our culture is so creative. I remember looking forward to going outside to see who can do the best moves.
@You're A fool Bullshit Capoeira from Africa started Break Dance.The Puerto Rican Kids copied it
We all did.
Puerto Ricans had a lot to do with it also
@@nandansho Y'all bit off of us the Hustle (the original dance move is called Salsa)and made a song out our dance moves ,you don't see us crying about it. By the way we have African in our blood line. My grandpa and great aunts were black.
me too
Classic, History, Legends, Superstars.
Thanks and Blessings to the Full Full Force and U.T.F.O. Family.
RIP EMD
RIP KANGOL KID 🦘
From Walt Whitman Jr. High School in Brooklyn to the big Screen ....Doc Ice, my old classmate
I’m glad group was show cased on this show
I never seen this growing up in CA
Thank you for sharing
Interviewer try to make mockery joke was on him - they blew up
Thank UTFO and Full Force for the Roxanne saga...✊🏿✌🏿
The second host is very envious of the Power of these young men.
I can imagine Educated Rapper watching these two performing on this tv show and saying, “I need to join these guys. They’re fresh!”
Man I remember carrying my boom box everywhere and rockin UTFO and many others!! Just bcuz the music was so dope and you want the world to take note of. I wouldn't dare today!
I got a bluetooth speaker, I will still rock HIPHOP on the street.
Dr ice brought his friend breakfast while he was sick and it made him so damn happy he loved his homeboy
As a former breaker myself, those were the year kids were been creative coming with new form of dancing. May his soul continue to electric boogie 🙏 after death. R.I.P brother.
🔥🔥🔥🙌🏾... love the way they kept their cool everytime the host tried to be slick with them too
IKR trying to correct the spelling and annunciation. Talking bout spelling it like buggy, like horse and buggy…that’s not how you spell or pronounce boogie. You don’t spell boogie or book with a “u”
@@theafroalien3169 the part that got me was when he said he needed to speak clearly when he said his name he goes ok I'm sorry .
@@theafroalien3169 lol 😆 😂.
Well I'm Kangol and that's a fact
And for some reason, my name's on everybody's hat
One theme that I tell me they didn't know
That I was Kangol from UTFO
But to be another Kangol, another Kangol Kid
That would be irrelevant that's right, that's what I said
To be a mellow supreme, the consequences are extreme
Not even fantasize that dream
When my mind goes wild, my friends will all see
I got finesse and I'm as cool as can be
I survive in a fire like Doc and E, for being so extraordinary
Because my knowledge has shown that
Until a year when MCs rock a microphone
And from the day I was born, never did nothing wrong
Just rocked all night to the break of dawn
So you know I'm gonna rock it, give it all I got , it's like another day
And I can even pop, definitely talented I acquired the skill
And come to think about it, you know what I think I will
Be the best there ever was and ever will be, ever more
better than he employed in consideration
UTFO will organization, so bite it!
Bite it!
Bite it!
Epic! A moment in time never to be forgotten. Wish I could go back.
RIP Kangol Kid! You along with many REAL RAPPERS brought us 80s teens great music!! Im in my mid 50s, but I still get down to your music, as a matter fact, about to turn up the volume!!
Dope!... I first caught them as UTFO...loved the group!... Didn't know that the 2 were this dope as dancers, first. We had it better in hip hop back then. No guns, no gangs, no degrading our sisters and no drugs..... we need to get BACK to that!.... Praying for Kangol's family and friends 🔥
Now that was dancing! Wow simply amazing yall! 💯🔥
Dr Ice and the Kangol Kid before Mix Master I C E and The Educated Rapper better known as UTFO untouchable force organization just a fun fact for you youngins
Yes most definitely one of the underrated hip hop rap group in history 🙌👏
SMOOTH AS SILK BABY!!!
Let Me find out thats Will Ferrell interviewing these Legends.
🇵🇷✊🏾
This is great! Awesome teamwork between the two of them. The interviewer on the second clip was kind of a jerk, but KANGOL handled it like a true champ!!!
I'm glad to see that Electric Boogie has been coming back too! There are lotsa' young kids doing it these days. KANGOL KID and DR. ICE are true pioneers here. And don't even get me started about UTFO!!!!
The second half of the clip they were interviewed by Gene Rayburn of Match Game, which was a game show that came out in the 1970's into the mid 1980's.
They never knew they would become legendary.
White news media used to be sooo cringe when they "discovered" something new and amazing happening on the "dangerous" streets of New York City or Philly!! But as a kid back in the 70s and early 80s it was the only way you could see your culture on television for a brief few minutes. Now I miss those days white corporate media didn't know anything about what Black & Latino culture was up to!
Them moves were dope as hell!!!
Wow, they are the true definition of Hip Hop miss those days nice! 🙏💯
Rest in Peace King Kangol Kid..80s Dynamic Love Hip Hop Culture Group The Live show Memories 🙏🏾🙏🏾
Probably the dopest shit I've seen in a while!
Wow....all these years I never knew they were dancers
Check the Whodini "Freaks come out at night " videos. That's how I found out back then. 💯✌
Look up whodunit videos at the "FRESH FEST" concerts,they along with a young Jermaine Dupree were the backup dancers !!
I loved that era,I can honestly say I dont listen to any of these rap artists from the 2000s😢🤦🏽♀️🤷🏽♀️
One of Hip Hops ILLest Duo's EVER! I really wish they would reunite! Too much History!
I remember seeing them do this routine live on stage with the closing act being run dmc as a child that shit was amazing!
UTFO was, & still is, one of the greatest, yet underrated hip - hop groups of all times. The way they move & rapped was phenomenal. I hardly believe that we will ever see this type & style of dancing in this lifetime again.
Rest in pure light & love kangol kid you will never be forgotten and i'm glad i was graced with ur presence and talents you and Doctor Ice !!!! true Iconic treasures !
Doc ice killing the back slide👀
Some of the most amazing moves I've ever seen 🔥🔥🔥
I hope my people realize what's actually happening during this whole interview Family. THEY AINT JUST WATCHING, BUT PLOT-N. Nothings sanctioned no trade mark copyrights or the like and now here we are communities where it was birthed out of have nothing. But big ups to our brothers KANGOL KID and DOCTOR ICE.
These guys are as confident being interviewed as they are at popping.
I knew Doc Ice was a dancer never knew Kangol was. This history right here.
Rest In Peace Kangol Kid! You a KING 👑🙏🙏🙏
Big ups!!! UTFO!!
Bust that!!
Felt a charge of energy in my veins soon as they started moving. Thx for uploading this.
Amazing performances. Wow. Rest in heaven Kangol Kid.
this amazing to me...big UTFO fan but never knew they were gettin it in like this.... thx for posting
thanx to RUclips ill get to know my fav artists alot betta!!
Although I knew they were phenomenal dancers, I actually never saw this amazing routine.
Word!
Who's the dopest DJ?
So am...first time ever seeing this....thanks to whoever posted it and thank God for youtube
I can say that the (1st) host has great questions and seems very interested in his guest. Makes them think. I am glad he gave challenging and insightful questions to help expand these young boy's minds. # Salute.
The 2nd guy was the legendary Gene Rayburn of Match Game. That style of " goofiness was his M.O. He didnt mean any disrespect...but thats just how hw was.
I liked Midday with Bill Boggs (you had to watch him before the cartoons came on at 1pm on channel 5 NYC) but generally White news media used to be sooo cringe when they "discovered" something new and amazing happening on the "dangerous" streets of New York City or Philly!! But as a kid back in the 70s and early 80s it was the only way you could see your culture on television for a brief few minutes. Now I miss those days white corporate media didn't know anything about what Black & Latino culture was up to!
@@tonybenton3877 or did he? It depends on where you're coming from.
@@tonybenton3877 I beg to differ. From him stating Kangol has to learn to enunciate, to them having a natural drum, to "how do you spell it?" Condescending throughout his entire segment, if you ask me.
@@ericgaines9860 exactly I thought I only pick that up 🙄
The interviewer back then asked the same damn questions over and over again. Pay attention man. They telling you their story. I love them 😍
I miss UTFO they were out of this world
UTFO dancing on a RUN DMC beat... DAMN.. HIP-HOP at its finest
WOW!!! The start of UTFO
Love it. People need to know that success must be earned and dues paid. RIP Kangol Kid!
This was beyond amazing!! UTFO baby!!!
Wow loved these guys all had their own style Doctor Ice!
Dope, my childhood was so Awesome thank You kangol kid for your art! R.I.P
Pretend you are on a warm street corner! that will make feel right at home.
These interviews were from 1982. Thanks to all the greats from my adolescence! UTFO!! Whodini, RUN-DMC, Fat Boys, Curtis Blow, Sugarhill Gang, Afrika Bambaata, Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five, Ice T, Mantronix, Skinny boys, Heavy d, Eric B& Rakim, LL COOL J
VERY Nice. DOC ICE and The KANGOL KID. Doc some got some nice Floats! UTFO in the beginning, They became a great Rap Group.
When we were kids we emulated U T.F.O., Turbo and Ozone and everybody in Beat Street. Good times!
Real & pureTALENT! Blk people are super talented & creative!
Black people are from another world.. Research the Dogon Tribe.
Still extra fresh🔥✊👍👍
Coooool azzz NYC Dancers wow such a nostalgic feeling. I love it 🤩🤩🤩
Classic footage!! I've never seen this...R.I.P. Kango!❤
Everyone I knew was bitting some of that routine back in then day. Old school legends ...rip Kangol Kid.
I almost choked on my food watching him try to pop. 😀😀😆😆😆😆😆
It's incredible. Who knew that mime artists like Marcel Marceau and Shields & Yarnell would be the "fathers" of break dancing? Legendary street dancing. Come on! Black people are SO creative, so talented! 😍
Yes, remember, the four biggest influences on breaking were Marcel Marceau, Shields & Yarnell, James Brown, and, Michael Jackson. So, "miming," and, the "boogie," gave birth to break dancing as we now know it today.
Thanks to being God’s chosen people.
All Races have creative and talented people lol. African Americans gravitated towards entertainment in American culture. What your saying is actually the definition of Racism.
This isn't "breakdancing", this is "popping", learn the difference before you spew your Racist nonsense 💯💯💯
@@mauricehumphrey545 That's not breaking,it's Popping, learn the difference 🤡 lol.
i grew up in the bronx when this was released... so glad i grew up through those years.. still Dope !!!!
Crazy to see them so young , thanks for the vid.
Man that was 🔥 I remember being in the lobby of the p”s as a shorty me & my crew battling each other old nyc shyt
I'm a millennial and I understand the creativity. Powerful stuff. Moonwalk was happening since the 1920s
R.i.Power Kangol Kid i was a baby when you and Doc Ice pulled this off but was of age when yall became UTFO Kangol Kid you are solidified as an Hip Hop Legend !!!
This is one of my all time favorite Breakin / Electric Boogie videos. Mainly because I have liked UTFO since I was about 8 or 9, and I didn't know they started as dancers. They had fresh style and dope moves as young teens in these videos. Very impressive.
I'm 45 now. Much love and respect to the roots of breakin and hip hop culture!
whats more amazing is that none of the comments mention that theyre being interviewed by a very young Will Ferrell
because NO ONE cares about no damn Will Ferrell..gtfoh with your white boy love
will ferrell?!?youre an idiot.
@@poolpapabrian8166 You think he looks like Will Ferrell? If he does, it's very little. I'm sure you're joking Will Ferrell would have been a lot younger than the host!
Bill Boggs- I use to watch his show "Midday with Bill Boggs" on WNEW channel 5 N.Y. !!!
@@poolpapabrian8166 LMMFAO
That Kangol on the left is the most iconic Kangol
That was one of the best 80's breakn routines I've seen.
Awesome Footage!!! History Baby!!! Thanks Full Force!!! My Respects!!!
That was dope!
yoooooo! man this touched me so deep. RIP kongol. who's slicing onions?
Classic...1983/84...i was 14,15 at that time.BROOKLYN,NY IN THE 🏠!!!
I see A BUNCH of their moves TODAY. ❤️ R.I.P. Kangol
Talented young men back then& Greater today. It a shame kangol kid had too go!!! His spirit steal lives 'On'. Power to Dr.Ice.
The brothers from UTFO were good pop-lockers! 👍🏽
peace and well wishes on your journey and much respect to the family
R.I.H Kangol Kid I come from the Golden Age of Hip Hop and he was definitely a Pioneer U.T.F.O for ever
UTFO: My favorite Hip Hop Group
PIONEERS!!!!! It's hard for many of us to appreciate SEEING something like this "FOR THE FIRST TIME" when there was NOTHING LIKE it before. With RUclips showing how street dancing (as it was called back then) has EVOLED, progressed to incorporate so many different styles, moves, nuances. The boundaries as to what you can do, IS BEING PUSHED ALL THE TIME, new moves, new styles even are being invented. Yet ALL of what we see, would NOT BE POSSIBLE without the Pioneers, the Founders, many of who their names are not even put in no hall of fame. I WOULD LOVE TO SEE A STREET DANCE AND HIP HOP Museum recognising all those who "contributed" to the culture, however small it was.
HIP HOP MUSEUM should be erected to preserve the legacy, the history, the story.
(Im old skool, what hip hop it doesn't carry generally speaking a POSITIVE MESSAGE which it used to generally back in the early days of hip hop)
Love UTFO. Kangol Kid, so talented and just a beautiful soul. Rest in Paradise.
Dooope. Love these classic vids
R. I Power Kangol Kid Big Love Respeto Siempre ✊🏾❤💛💚🦁