Grandmaster Flash reflects on 50th anniversary of hip hop
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- Опубликовано: 5 фев 2023
- Early hip hop pioneer Grandmaster Flash looks back on the early days of a genre he helped create, the DJ techniques and innovations he developed, and the cultural significance of an upcoming museum that will showcase hip hop's massive influence and contributions.
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Well deserved 👏... this museum is long overdue.
This is such a thoughtful gesture. Grandmaster Flash is a real legend. Once you sit down and talk to him about how sees "music" and what music means to him, it is completely the opposite of what anyone could even imagine or fathom. A true game changer!
One of the greatest american creations
That part 😊
*Black American creations
Jamaican*
Rap is dead.
Barbadian*@@lilfridge5652
I had the pleasure of seeing Flash do a set at the State Palace Theater in New Orleans back in '99. I had a great time.
Legendary man.
Inspirational story to ANYBODY who has a vision and a purpose.. believe in yourself
Still got my M5G's thats you used for a show and signed in 2012. Thank you for that experience.
Legend for sure
Amazing
Brooklyn...Bed-Stuy, 1973 and onward. Thank You.
Flash!!!
There it is 🤝🏾
Love it
Sweet
Music for
50yearscool
Congratulations to yall
GMF!!!❤thank you 🎧🎤💿🎥📹🎥
Sir Brown from jersey city says this is awesome 😎
Happy Anniversary to yall
I think you forgot to mention DJ Kool Herc.
I want to see the special on bounce tv about hip hop history.
Legend👑🇧🇧🗽
good job
Hip hop can find its roots 70 years in Kingston Jamaica with Jazz music. They couldn't afford. radios so they mimicked. Southern djs over the mics at dances.
Lies. Hip Hop and all 5 elements was 100% created by ADOS FBA Americans it is ADOS FBA Culture 100%. NOT Caribbeans or Puerto Ricans' those are cultural Mis Appropriations that will be corrected soon' Jamaica got its music and dance culture from African Americans not the other way around' just ask all your ska, rock steady and Reggae pioneers They all said they got it from ADOS FBA Americans and Kool Herc is the biggest fraud in history' Kool Herc is NOT the father of hip hop' He did not create any part of hip hop' these are lies' He didn't even create thee merry go round technique'
@@ConquerWealth.network There is a book called "Wake the Town & Tell the People: Dancehall Culture in Jamaica" Kingston Jamaica the ghetto part. I am not speaking about the whole island.
peace love and prospirity
this is cool
💥
Craig is conducting hip hop interviews now .
This man is true rap god.
But glad they recognized dj herc.
rap & djing is only 2 elements. i wish they put emphasis on the other bboy & graffitti elements also
Yessssss😍✨
Where’s the other elements
Rza took hip hop to its ultimate pinnacle
Man, there are several rappers that you could tell, when they entered the game, it totally shifted the landscape of hip hop. WuTang Clan, definitely the Abbott, can in and took it by storm!!!!! I still love WTC too this day as if they just came out. Saw them again for my birthday at the NYSOM tour with two other emcees who totally came through and are godemcee status, NAS and Busta!!! It was sickening!
his island accent is prominent here I believe flash is from the Bahamas or Barbados ???.
Barbados
1970s and 80s THE ERA OF REAL HIPHOP THIS HIPHOP OF TODAY'S ERA IS PATHETIC AND PURE GARBAGE 1970s and 80s REAL HIPHOP FOREVER
Hip-Hop isn't a genre of music...it's a 1970s Bronx subculture that died out in the early 80s. Rapping/Rap was a part of Black American society DECADES before the Hip-Hop movement existed.
Rap and Hip-Hop are both Black AmericanDOS creations, however they're two different things with different histories. Ninety-nine percent of the time when people say Hip-Hop what they really mean is Rap, the "Hip-Hop" term needs to be fazed out when discussing music. Technically, Hip-Hop is a youth movement that was birthed in the Bronx and died there. The Hip-Hop term has been misused and thrown around loosely and inappropriately for decades, it's caused confusion and that's one of the reasons Rap doesn't have a proper standard history as a music genre. You don't associate the creation of Blues or Jazz with any type of separate youth or cultural movement so why would you do it with Rap?
Except they’re literally used interchangeably so you’re just arguing semantics now
@uncletheoneshotkid3001 I'm sure everyone is aware of that, the point is that they shouldn't be. Learn to read, immigrant.
The correct spelling is Hip Hop
All respect to Flash...But...he wasn't the first or the second...Do your homework people.
capital Hip Hop
Top colonialist lines, "...now it is open for everybody" and "...created by Black and Brown kids." Amazing how we Blacks have to share our culture of creativity.
That’s the same thing I said. It was created by blacks and for blacks. Now, everyone is taking a bite from this music genre. But it should be stated that it was found by blacks.
@@OctopussianJubileeturntables were created by whites for whites. So were Vinyls. The early drum machines were actually created by Japanese probably also for Japanese. I love how y’all act like every single aspect of blk music is like straight from Africa
@@uncletheoneshotkid3001 - You are talking absolute rubbish! Where did I state that this genre is from Africa? Show me?
All the false and misleading "Rap" and "Hip-Hop" history started with Afrika Bambaataa and the Universal Zulu Nation.
Hip Hop and all 5 elements was 100% created by ADOS FBA Americans it is ADOS FBA Culture 100%. NOT Caribbeans or Puerto Ricans' those are cultural Mis Appropriations that will be corrected soon' Jamaica got its music and dance culture from African Americans not the other way around' just ask all your ska, rock steady and Reggae pioneers They all said they got it from ADOS FBA Americans and Kool Herc is the biggest fraud in history' Kool Herc is NOT the father of hip hop' He did not create any part of hip hop' these are lies' He didn't even create thee merry go round technique'....
@@ConquerWealth.network I agree with everything you've said, learn to read.
@@bootneyleefarnsworth7307 my bad, I did mis read your comment.
@@ConquerWealth.network 😂 That's okay...we all make mistakes.
Drake the biggest
Is the Great Grand Master Flash confused of how old Hip Hop is? It's like 45 years old at best........Smmfh Jeez, Trying to age us or something or Sales that Bad?
BLACK CULTURE