So much history told but not even the tip of the iceberg❤️ K Star and Double M, Pitch Black, Willy Dollface and the Kabwata underground scene, Andy Boy and Familia, El Salim and Too Tuff, Bobby East, Eddie Black, Jedi, K.I.C.K.S and 428 Media, Brisky, Queen Sheba, Jay Cash, other producers like KB and Raydo, Christian Hip Hop, Yellow Dove, Jo-Z Jay, Pompi, DJs and promoters, Bloggers and websites…So much that I’m sure the team would have gone into if time and resources allowed. Thank you for the great work Sweden, Big Holstar and team🙏🏾 Please continue to tell these stories!
One thing that remains poor in Zambia is documentation of history and more so in the entertainment space. To see this piece of profound documentation of Hip-hop in our country is so refreshing and a beacon of hope. This is a solid masterpiece. Hope that more sectors can take a leaf out of this page to tell the stories of the many talents Zambia has had in the past, present and foreseeable future. Thanks for this SDR and big H! This is amazing.
zone fam winning the coverted channel o music award as underdoggs was such a pivotal moent in zed hi hop because now we started to believe in the genre,mondo music droping that compliation tape which eatured a little bit of hip hop showed it could be done locally..above all dope dope dope docie
@holster remember when I told you keep them kids close. Today I can say I was blessed to work with Dope G and Jay Roxxa aka Chicken Boy when parents said we were a bad influence on their kids.. ok
Great job on the documentation..Personally feel like @pompi should have been included in this documentary, his contribution to the Zambian gospel hip hop community and hip-hop culture as a whole shouldn't be underrated.
Before I even watch beyond the first few minutes - the number of times the link has been sent to me is early testimony that this is already bringing a smile to those who were part of it, on and off screen, behind the scenes and in spirit. So kudos. I hope we see many more across genres and age groups. Hip hop as a culture definitely impacted Zed. Old enough to recall when announcements were made and a special satellite broadcast introduced break dancing to the world. That was the impact. Global broadcast. Only other time that happened musically was later for MJ but hip hop arrived and the 80s kids in Zed experienced freedom of expression in forms everyone enjoyed. So well done. More of this.
Mmmmm anyway it's clear people want a Muzo documentary you do realize his story includes the same guys you say he gave Style to, how will it be told if you talk down to them?
This is really dope Documentary…, I’ve had so much to learn from this. It definitely needs a part 2 in recognition of the young kings that are killing it right now….!!! Let them feel celebrated that way they’ll definitely keep it alive 💯
As a young man who is trying to make it big in the industry and Hip-hop I've learnt a lot from this Documentary..We need more of this to know where our music is coming from 🙏🙏🙏
There was a show on Phoenix, like a count down, strictly Hip Hop. Can’t remember the DJ’s name DJ Butter or something. Thugga’s Gimme A Sign reigned the longest on no. 1. I’d religiously follow a show like that TO THIS DAY 😠! Thanks Holstar, again.
Good documentary. I feel Mc Suicide should have been mentioned more as one of the early MCs of the Zed hip-hop community. That aside, that was a good documentary.
@@SlamDunkRecordsTV the holster & rock beats than holster and poison hurts I got those from Zambia music blog but I can't seem to find the,but still of the city it my old time holster jam and my star holster & teck zilla. The holster is like talib kwali & 9th wonder when he makes music with a producer 💯
In terms of raw skill i don't think we have a lot of artists that even touch Shimasta on the mic....in my view has always been an underrated emcee. I geeked out seeing him in this documentary.
Man Zed Hip Hop has come a long way. I remember in high school when KRYTIC would come battle rap against Kapuka TR from the other side of the wire fence. Good times...
Great documentary I just wish more Ogs were in it you know Crisis ,TOMMY DEE, Ruff kid and a cameo by zone fam like all four of them because before the Sampa the greats these guys took Zambia ku Chalo……. I love the fact that the emphasis is on more lyrical content. Otherwise Zed hip hop is not dead
This is a great initiative. Very constructive and has highlighted the growth of hip hop in Zambia. But again i feel all this progress deserves those who equally make this whole process possible. I mean producers. I feel enough lime light and documentation or credits are not given. I mean without them the creative process of music would not be complete.
This is nice, i love this.. But am surprised nobody is acknowledging the fact that we are still struggling to push through, the majority of the Zambian audience favors dunka music over hip hop, if hip hop is to stand a chance of making it to 2030 in Zambia it needs more exposure as in hip hop shows, radios e.t.c
A key observation is that Zamragga and Zed hip hop had a strong synergy I mean ragga artists like Nasty D and Daddy Zemus influenced a lot of kids to rap instead that's something often overlooked, we are just one big community with a passion for the mic.
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Dj Drex deserves to be in this documentary. First DJ to have a strictly hip hop show on radio, respect.
He absolutely does
I thought Ice 't he underground 'was.
@@AbdirahmanKhalif-ye7zl The Choice FM days? Was he playing Zed hip hop?
@@njavwa2886 I believe Ice did play Hip Hop for sure, but Drex show was the first to do an hour plus
@@SlamDunkRecordsTVDid Ice play Zed hip hop?
So much history told but not even the tip of the iceberg❤️ K Star and Double M, Pitch Black, Willy Dollface and the Kabwata underground scene, Andy Boy and Familia, El Salim and Too Tuff, Bobby East, Eddie Black, Jedi, K.I.C.K.S and 428 Media, Brisky, Queen Sheba, Jay Cash, other producers like KB and Raydo, Christian Hip Hop, Yellow Dove, Jo-Z Jay, Pompi, DJs and promoters, Bloggers and websites…So much that I’m sure the team would have gone into if time and resources allowed. Thank you for the great work Sweden, Big Holstar and team🙏🏾 Please continue to tell these stories!
Truth! Alot more stories to be told, more documentaries needed.
This is the best Zambian hip hop documentary, ❤❤❤
Thank you
One thing that remains poor in Zambia is documentation of history and more so in the entertainment space. To see this piece of profound documentation of Hip-hop in our country is so refreshing and a beacon of hope. This is a solid masterpiece. Hope that more sectors can take a leaf out of this page to tell the stories of the many talents Zambia has had in the past, present and foreseeable future. Thanks for this SDR and big H! This is amazing.
Big Up! More coming
zone fam winning the coverted channel o music award as underdoggs was such a pivotal moent in zed hi hop because now we started to believe in the genre,mondo music droping that compliation tape which eatured a little bit of hip hop showed it could be done locally..above all dope dope dope docie
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@holster remember when I told you keep them kids close. Today I can say I was blessed to work with Dope G and Jay Roxxa aka Chicken Boy when parents said we were a bad influence on their kids.. ok
Great job on the documentation..Personally feel like @pompi should have been included in this documentary, his contribution to the Zambian gospel hip hop community and hip-hop culture as a whole shouldn't be underrated.
I love this, so nostalgic! That moment Saga said I miss those days, I miss my crew man. I felt that!
Bro!!!!
tear dropped from my eye right there
We need more of such documentaries in our entertainment space.
I agree
Before I even watch beyond the first few minutes - the number of times the link has been sent to me is early testimony that this is already bringing a smile to those who were part of it, on and off screen, behind the scenes and in spirit. So kudos. I hope we see many more across genres and age groups. Hip hop as a culture definitely impacted Zed. Old enough to recall when announcements were made and a special satellite broadcast introduced break dancing to the world. That was the impact. Global broadcast. Only other time that happened musically was later for MJ but hip hop arrived and the 80s kids in Zed experienced freedom of expression in forms everyone enjoyed. So well done. More of this.
Big Up! Encouraging...will definitely work on more
As a die hard fan of hip-hop,this documentary is amazing and legendary 👏 🙌 ❤️
Thanks Robby
This is such a great documentary with so much insight . Enjoyed every bit of it .
Big Up Bro!
fantastic stuff loved every bit of it very proud of you and proud to be a part of this
Big Up!
You cant talk about zambian hip hop without mentioning Muzo aka alphonso, that guy changed the game n gave artists like abena chef 187 style
Mmmmm anyway it's clear people want a Muzo documentary you do realize his story includes the same guys you say he gave Style to, how will it be told if you talk down to them?
THANK YOU FOR THIS!!! Please let it air on Tv so the kids learn a thing or two..
Will make a plan!
Rapping in English been a long time problem hmm🤔 gotta switch 🔁
This is absolutely awesome!!!
Thanks Bro! Would appreciate a share with your audience 🙏🏿
You are doing the most holstar! You are such a blessing to Zambian music 🎉
Salute!
This is awesome. Glad you had the foresight to create this.
Thank you
Thanks to Duncan and The Team. You should do more of these. Great One
No doubt!
Great work, just wish the #Kapuka Star Search episode was highlighted as well. It was a major win for hip-hop during that time.
More documentaries on the way
For real.
Shimasta intro 🔥💯🙏
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Great stuff! Expected a notable mention of filling up Woodlands Stadium for hip hop
So much to learn! Thank y'all
Thank You Holstar!
It would have made more sense if people like Tommy, 5ive 4our, crisis Bryo, master flow, Holster spoke about the history of hip hop we need a part 2
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True, imagine Muzo is missing
Add Muzo aka Alphonso, Ruff Kid, Stevo
amazing work, have learned a lot from our history as a artist/producer from this.
Awesome, thanks
Hip hop to rock your block, wow. I remember featuring on that program with my group. It was called JSQ. Great days
Nice one!
We need more of these documentaries, with every wave
That's it Bro, more coming!
Shimasta we need more hip hop songs from you
🙌🏿
And Krytic is right chef was born after he dissed Slap Dee with the best verse ever ninkaba ku hell nine membala
This is one of the best things I have watched in years
Awesome! We need more of this.
The background beat at 33:33
💯💥
Good to see kuxee
I know right, she is amazing!
Zed hiphop 💯🔥🇿🇲
This is amazing work SDR. Congratulations 🎉 we can finally say we have a history lesson on Hip-hop in Zed with this one.
Yes! Big Up appreciate it
This is really dope Documentary…, I’ve had so much to learn from this.
It definitely needs a part 2 in recognition of the young kings that are killing it right now….!!!
Let them feel celebrated that way they’ll definitely keep it alive 💯
Awesome Fam!
You need a part 2 because a lot been left out from this
I was having this conversation with my friend that Zed Hiphop isn’t covered well. Wow I love this. Let’s gooooo
Thank you! You guys are right
I will watch this over and over until it gets a million views and I like how real Chef is he goes vernacular when his not comfortable with English
I was a huge fan of Shimasta, Crisis, kuwawa and masta flow..i did a hip-hop song "rap ndiye nyimbo"with slap d back in 2010.
Nice! Any link?
I need to be part of this documentary 😩😩😩😩 will make an afro one 😢 big ups to all the old school ❤🇿🇲🇿🇲🇿🇲
Big Up, Afro one would be nice
Powerful documentary 🙌🏾👑
I really love this honestly ❤🎉
Appreciate the feedback
As a young man who is trying to make it big in the industry and Hip-hop I've learnt a lot from this Documentary..We need more of this to know where our music is coming from 🙏🙏🙏
@@jpmersha2286 I am so Happy to hear, keep it up! You will go far
Great this is what we call creativity
Thanks Ronny, appreciate the feedback!
There was a show on Phoenix, like a count down, strictly Hip Hop. Can’t remember the DJ’s name DJ Butter or something. Thugga’s Gimme A Sign reigned the longest on no. 1. I’d religiously follow a show like that TO THIS DAY 😠!
Thanks Holstar, again.
Urban Central? DJ Scratch
I think it was the Coca-Cola world chat show (hip hop & Rnb).. DJ peanut butter who was the host.
Good documentary. I feel Mc Suicide should have been mentioned more as one of the early MCs of the Zed hip-hop community. That aside, that was a good documentary.
Thanks! Will do something soon to highlight that
Man of the city by the holster playing in the background 🙌💯
Yessir!
Can't find 2 of my favourite albums by Holstar😩
@@kbbedrock what's the other one?
@@SlamDunkRecordsTV the holster & rock beats than holster and poison hurts I got those from Zambia music blog but I can't seem to find the,but still of the city it my old time holster jam and my star holster & teck zilla. The holster is like talib kwali & 9th wonder when he makes music with a producer 💯
Beyond Kanye fantasy you give me power 🔥🔥🔥🔥my star
Good step to highlight how far hiphop has come..I feel though alot major highlights are missing some people that have contributed to hip hop.
Let's do another one!
Zambia hip hop journey is rich❤
Keep up the good work big holstar
Big Up Peter!
Legendary
This is a gem 🤌🏿 hip hop dance is back in zambia also
Yeah we need one on dance!
In terms of raw skill i don't think we have a lot of artists that even touch Shimasta on the mic....in my view has always been an underrated emcee. I geeked out seeing him in this documentary.
Shimasta is that guy!!!!
Very true...
Insightful 👏 This is very important 🇿🇲✊
Big Up Fam
Loved this so much🙌🏿
Respect🇿🇲
🙏🏿
Man Zed Hip Hop has come a long way. I remember in high school when KRYTIC would come battle rap against Kapuka TR from the other side of the wire fence. Good times...
It really has
Wow
This is interesting keeping the culture alive.💯
Big Up! That's the aim
What a brilliant documentary
Thanks Musa
Always eager to learn more about Zed Hip Hop origins 🔥🔥
Big Up!
❤
Great stuff
Thanks alot Nelson, Appreciate it.
Well done guys this is awesome
This is Educative 🙏🙏
Great Documentary.
Thank you for this.❤
You are welcome
Impressive. Very Inspirational.
Thanks
Rich documentary. Keep it going.
Thanks Samuel, will do
notice how chef spoke in bemba and stood out
Malawi approves 🔥
Thank you Neba
I'm glad Mag listed JOB because yohhhh
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Great documentary I just wish more Ogs were in it you know Crisis ,TOMMY DEE, Ruff kid and a cameo by zone fam like all four of them because before the Sampa the greats these guys took Zambia ku Chalo……. I love the fact that the emphasis is on more lyrical content.
Otherwise Zed hip hop is not dead
Ba shimasta we need a hip hop album from you
There is a certain level of credit that 2ow 1ne hasn't been given in this doc. But well told thank you
Hopefully we can do that in another documentary
This is a great initiative. Very constructive and has highlighted the growth of hip hop in Zambia. But again i feel all this progress deserves those who equally make this whole process possible. I mean producers. I feel enough lime light and documentation or credits are not given. I mean without them the creative process of music would not be complete.
I agree! Let's do one on Zambian producers it would be very interesting
@@SlamDunkRecordsTV am sure it would be much appreciated. For the longest time effort of these people is never fully recognized.
@@KRC_ii I got you!
Ba shimasta album atishani hip hop 🎧
Awesome
Epic! We need to do a Kopala specific one soon
Thank you
We had And Still have Capital Cam.
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
🙏🏿
Queen Sheeba should be mentioned she was one of the first female MCs we had
I am surprised that artists like Black Munthu, Master Flo, Louie X, 2wice weren't featured in this documentary. Those were pioneers last!!!
We hear you Boss, taken note for future projects
Really dope documentary!
Thanks Mulonda
I'm proud to have started my HipHop journey with Macky 2 and Slap D beef
So informative
🙏🏿
Is ok to air this documentary on radio 🤔
Let Me find out for you, will Be in touch
This is something but i expected more!!!
What more did you expect? This is not meant to be the only documentary... hopefully there will Be more
@@SlamDunkRecordsTV Please don't get me wrong it's good but since an a product of hip I just want a chi 3 hours documentary 😂😂
This is nice, i love this.. But am surprised nobody is acknowledging the fact that we are still struggling to push through, the majority of the Zambian audience favors dunka music over hip hop, if hip hop is to stand a chance of making it to 2030 in Zambia it needs more exposure as in hip hop shows, radios e.t.c
Good observation Boss, we shall fix it together.
Keith Mutale was on tv with English and nyanja in his music
This is awesome
Big Up Bro
Dope,,the censoring didn’t do justice though I mean this is hip hop documentary.
🤣
🔥🔥🔥🔥
💯💯
A key observation is that Zamragga and Zed hip hop had a strong synergy I mean ragga artists like Nasty D and Daddy Zemus influenced a lot of kids to rap instead that's something often overlooked, we are just one big community with a passion for the mic.
This is very truth! The two have been closely 'related'
Can't talk about Zed hip hop without the King Slapdee .
Ain't watching this if he ain't in it.
Just watch lol
I haven't seen tribal cousin mentioned here 😢why?
Rap prophets were also in there. Joe Chibangu and his people were doing hip hop
How do u talk hip-hop leaving out Theordo and Kapuka
Comes in again at 40:00💯💥
So, we have a documentary about Zed hip hop without Tiye P in it????????????? Mmmmmmmmm...
It won't be the last documentary...can't put everything in one
What is Crisis crying about on Facebook?