The Real Origins of Hip Hop
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- Опубликовано: 12 май 2024
- This presentation will show the real Orgins to Hip Hop, Rap and Reggae.The real American Indians aka Blacc Americans are the creators and originators of what we call the Hip Hop Culture. #tiktok #rap #hiphop #culture #indigenous #american #ancient #america #indian #original #melanin #black
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Also, the last point you made was powerful indeed. They are copying us just like their forefathers copied ours. 💯
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REAL HISTORY I'M AFRICAN AND EVEN I NOTICED MOST AFRICANS HATE HIPHOP
@YHNMusic7 you do know black American music is just not hip hop we created all modern music in the world.
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This video is top tier , i love all the research on Hip Hop , I appreciate this information thank you .
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I’m rockin wit u, keep up the good work Bro
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I remember when DJ Pete Jones and the Infinity Machine came to Parkhill projects in the 70's
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Peace and Much appreciation family ‼️
Hip Hop had deep historical roots I believed went further than this 🤔
You did your thng on this one bro, salute Fam.
Much Appreciated 🙏🏾💯💪🏿🏹🪓🪶
Hip-hop is New York culture. The south was full of hillbillies. The east was way ahead of the south. The East would always clown the south of how slow and corny they were.
Yea and no it just became popular there. But the south always been rapping that's apart of our ancient cultures.
You are correct, sir! Hip-hop came outta the Bronx - the way Jazz came outta sections of New Orleans. Sure there are traits of hip-hop from eslwhere, but what kids who make these youtube videos don't remember (cause they weren't alive), is that all these others who "want in" on the formation of hip hop, were some of the first people to actually reject hip-hop while in it's infancy. And that even goes for DJ Hollywood! Saw an interview recently with Ced G, stating that Hollywood was throwing kids out of his club for wearing sneakers and "dressing hip hop". had to wear slacks & hard-bottoms at the discotheque. Hollywood was a "disco mc/dj". I think while these people are still alive (denizens of the Bronx), they should have the right to put down what hip hop is and how it was formed. Not kids doing reports for school.
@@ezlrockwell82 The pioneer hip-hop mcs say they learned from Hollywood?The bboys would come to the adult parties doing stickups and wildin out when they got high.thats why security wouldn't let them in.
@@AlleKat shut up, yoi don't know what your talking about
@@smokingsessionswchiefpressure Prove me wrong sucker.Im from NYC.
Some would argue what you are describing is not hiphop. Just music of that time uses singy songy forms of rhyming. The reason i say its not the same thing is when the "hiphop" we know and love, older black adults the parents of the first wave of HipHoppers called it "noise". If what you said was valid about the early genres doing a form of rapping or breakdancng those adults wouldn't thought it was something new. Older black people couldnt stand hiphop eventhough the breakbeats we used, they themselves use to play on a record player.
I honestly dgaf what some would argue. I call some forms of HipHop today 'noise' but that doesn't take away from its origins as an intate cultural practice.
And also about Jamaicans they are now claiming they had a influence in HipHop couldn't stand HipHop. "It was 76 to 1980 the dress in Brooklyn crazy you couldn't come outside with no HipHop cause the pistol would (* gun sounds)
The Black.Spades started hip.hop.
Video is fire
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As a Jamaican I love this video, good speaker, contents and research well put together make look at the entire concept of culture in a different way. Copying maybe but if its not in your DNA to produce certain result with a impact we couldn't pull it off but not because we share similar are same genetic traits means that we're going to have the same culture so what you're pointing out makes sense. None information is new to me but I never looked at it from this angle. We're scattered across different locations in the Americas and go through different experiences and get inspiration from different sources sometimes that source is each other. What I find interesting is how competitive we are as Jamaicans, if we like something we want to be the best at it even, if it's that something is bad lol.
Heart a love and respect mi bredda
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Dominicans , Puerto Ricans , Jamaicans are not from Africa were Tiano Natives also.
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@@smokingsessionswchiefpressure we black Americans are not from Africa either we was always here in the Americas
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One of my parents was raised in the Dominican tradition. Other parts Panamanian. We got all those in the pot of my family.
So I know the convo is not saying humanity is not one human family. That would be the stupid part people take from the convo to distract the basic point of the convo.
HipHop as this video shows, is a product of Black culture. Not no melting pot. It’s just like how they call Alexandria a melting pot. Ignoring that Alexandria is in so called Egypt. In so called Africa. And the Greeks gave it the name Alexandria, representing under who rule was it when they took credit for the history and sciences of the worlds civilization that came with Alexander “the great” took the ancient library and gave it to his teacher Aristotle. Who suddenly took credit for all this “Greek” philosophy that no one man in his lifetime could have compiled.
This is how they want to do HipHop. Love it, but not its Originator, and its creator. Who lovingly shared it with the world, while the world refused to share with them!
Thank you for taking this documentary way back, way better than microphone check by grifter Tariq.
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@@WarriorsCherub999 take ya Africa bambata lookin ass on
Everything about us is embedded in our AFRICAN DNA. The drums, rhythms, styles, etc.
False...The Mayan drums are older, our rhythm and style is indigenous to America that's why the Africans copy us not the other way around.
@@smokingsessionswchiefpressure Africans copy Americans?Youre a decendent of the Mayans?crack is wack you heard.
Redman the goodness
My ears don't lie
Some guy on a corner with a microphone told you this right😂😂😂
😂😂😂cracca yu not like us😂😂😂
The Caucasity of you culture vultures😂😂😂
All this African, Jamaican, African American music is are culture we should not point a finger but embrace all types of music that come from the mother land
None of American music comes from Africa. America is our motherland
@@smokingsessionswchiefpressure really so how are you the minority?
@@clarissaturcios2346 wtf are you talking about
@@smokingsessionswchiefpressure Guitars and drums comes from Africa.u need to stop smoking so much weed.🙃
@@AlleKat 😂😂😂 no they don't goofy, all are from America. Drums are painted on ancient mural like bonampak murals. GO do more research and stop being a nutchaser cause your not knowledgeable in true history.
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Hip Hop as we know it today was created in the Bronx. No one No where else was doing it like the Bronx. Yes the components existed before but it's not what you would call Hip Hop.
Hip Hop is a Black American Urban Culture Creation. Many pioneers of Hip Hop had Caribbean heritage.
Still delusional FBA ALL DAY!!!
That's Facts. You are probably from the South or out West who wasn't there.
Wrong
FBA didn't create Hip Hop !! "FBA" is a Registered Trademark owned by Tariq Nasheed and he's trying to attach it to the creation of Hip Hop. FOH.
Hip Hop was a Black American Urban Culture Creation started in the Bronx NYC ! Let's get that straight.
Caribbean Americans such as Kool Herc Bambaata and Grand Master Flash is credited with creating and contributing to the pillars of Hip Hop. Members of the Latin Caribbean jumped on early and made their contributions. This is all Facts and Documented.
Your opinion is unwelcomed and not respected
How long where you in jail?
You Goofy Nutchasers say anything
Jamaica was living a hip-hop culture lifestyle fr the late 1940s till now!!!There was no hip-hop culture movement in America till the mid to late 70's..
No yall wasn't 😂😂😂ya'll are imitators ...watch the whole video goofy..
wheres the proof bob marley ?
Tell me you didn’t the video without saying it lol
Yall jamaicans gotta be on drugs
Jamaicans imitated n created hip-hop plain n simple
😂😂😂no ya'll didn't, ya copy us like everyone else
@dwightgayle9589 how can you create hip hop when you did not even create reggae without coping black soul music. You do know we was rapping and break dancing in the 1940’s
If there's a way to create division, black people will find it. We own shit. When the music dies, we'll have nothing to show for it, just as Jamaica has nothing to show for Reggae.Jamaica created Reggae from R&B. We called it ska. Ska inspired Rock Steady. Rock Steady inspired Reggae. Reggae inspired Hip Hop. Sly & Robbie (Jamaicans) have won countless grammes for their Hip Hop database. I'm a very old Jamaican. I was around back then. All musical trends are inspired. So stop already with the ancestors. None of us were there.
@@aphoristaemporium123 shut that shit up, Jamaicans didn't create or inspire hiphop. They got it from us Americans. We're not blacc either goofy, we're Melanated. I showed and proved it came from us and if you watched the entire video the Jamaicans who participated said it too. My People Created Hip-Hop, Jazz, Blues, R&b, Country, Disco, do wop, Rocc, Rocc N Roll, Punk Rocc, Soul music and more. Jamaicans only created reggae and ska which was inspired by us not the other way around. Show some respect instead of comin on my content with ya bullshit
@@smokingsessionswchiefpressure Melanated? That's a big word for a bona fide moron. I agree. Melanated Americans invented music? Grow up.
centric...naw
Cracca your a culture vulture. Kicc roccs goofy
I already know about that me the jubblies