What's The Git Down? Grandmaster Caz Uncut | Grandmaster Caz Shares on The Genesis of Hip-Hop
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- What's The Git Down? Grandmaster Caz Uncut | Grandmaster Caz Shares on The Genesis of Hip-Hop
Grandmaster Caz one of the founding grandfathers of Hip-Hop takes us down memory lane discussing how he went from Casanova Fly to becoming known as "Grandmaster Caz." He explains the genesis of hip-hop and shares his roots as a B-Boy.
Grandmaster Caz discusses Hip-Hop's roots in the Bronx... The roles of DJ before Hip-Hop, and how they transcended to Hip-Hop.
Grandmaster Caz talks about the legendary pioneers like DJ Kool Herc, & Cold Crush Brothers and their affect on Hip-Hop, and how Hip-Hop was born. Grandmaster Caz discusses the social rights protests, Antifa, the difference between talent in the beginning of Hip-Hop versus today, considering the advent of social media, and his NYC Hip-Hop tour, known as The Hush Tours.
Grandmaster Caz breaks down the culture in his day. The difference between the music artists, the drug dealers, and the "regular" dudes... and the convergence of these three sets of groups around Hip-Hop.
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Grandmaster Caz is a cool cat!! Loved listening to that history lesson! Great content my guy
Brother, I'm talking about
(HipHop) culture, the freakish unique!!
We both know Hollywood and other djs @ that time, were doing disco.
All these founding "fathers" of Hip Hop deserve their flowers....Props!!
Easily the G.O.A.T. interview on Caz EVER!!! 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿 Congrats Bredda!!! 👑
Way back in the day it was GM Cas/Casanova Fly that raised the bar on MCing/ rap. In 1977-78 MCs were mostly saying nursery rhymes on tapes.(there were no rap records) and u would hear MCs saying variations of the same rhyme. Yes yes y'all. To the beat y'all could be heard on every rapper's rhymes. It was Cas who started lyricism with a more skilled style of rapping. He came with stories that were not nursery rhymes but talked about things that the streets could relate to. If u listen to rappers delight you can hear the difference between Big Bank Hank's rhymes that were written by Cas and the other members rhymes and see a big difference between the rhymes
I remember rap not on the radio facts 57 strong today.Light skin Brother Rican hanging and following Hip hop..From day one Peace to TBB crew. And Jimmy Lee and Jimmy Dee CC crew. Starchild LA rock and First Generation Rocksteady crew .Crazy legs.
Big up to crazy legs keeping it alive
This is my favorite and if not one of the best Grandmaster Caz interviews.
The Dub C story made me laugh my A$$ off , good stuff.
This is one of the realist dudes out there. 💯 respect!
Hey Caz, my best friend visited N.Y from the U.K and went on one of your tours.
He got your autograph and showed me, I was well jealous as I was into Hip Hop way before him and recorded your tracks off the radio in the late 80s!
Get down Grandmaster had a big impact on me!
A very dope M.C indeed!
One helleva interview. GMC said it to the fullest. Great perspective. Ole skool point of view that most emcees won't talk about. Bless
Thank you my Brother🙏🙏🙏
Quality story, nuff jokes. Big respect.
Caz always been Dope.I hope they all get thier money Love watching him back on 184 on Creston and Morris field place great old days him snapping on Jonny John and Mike mike Purtorican DJ from around the way..Bronx Love 183.
NO ONE WILL EVER UNDERSTAND HOW IMPORTANT THIS BROTHER IS TO HIP HOP CULTURE .....IF YOU TRACK EVERY RAPPERS FAVORITE RAPPER...IT WILL LEAD BACK TO HIM IN SOME WAY SHAPE OR FORM....GMC!
We understand. Many honor him.
Caz would have really taking that shit to the moon.Real talk let me hit the power ball .I got u Caz .U always been my best Old school underground hip hop Artist. fucked up but I feel him.I never wanted the hip hop as we new it to leave the Bronx...Respect to CAZ ..
Interesting comments. Good interview.
one of the best interviews with Caz i've ever caught.
Jus lettin the Don speak and ya can tell he's enjoyin the company he's in.
Loved it.
Wow! We're layng Parker Lee to rest this weekend. Salute to the Grandmaster Caz!!!
Thank you for this gem King. The GOD GMC!!
When the Hi- Hop Museum open up that tour will be expansive
💥💯💥
Dope interview!
GMC/Melle Mel/Kool Moe Dee the 3 Kings!!!
SALUTE to to Coke La Rock and Timmy Tim the originators, 1st to pick up the microphone!
dj hollywood was rappin before them
@@djpioneer937 Hollywood was before Coke laRock?
@@walkertroy11 Hollywood started in 1970 I believe. Like caz said, it was people in existence before hip hop. Those people include DJs, emcees, and graffiti artists. I’m not saying coke la rock Got it from Hollywood, but coke la rock is not the first person to rap over music being played on Records.
Hip hop was created because of disco and disco music. The beats used were harder rougher and more importantly most of us kids in the middle and late 70's were not allowed downtown to the very popular discos. So herc created these parties in parks and halls for money we could afford.
My homie, the grandest of them all, even your mother call.. for...
What a cool interview. Watching it 10 months after is my only regret.😂
I'm taking that tour this year!
Word GMC,You was the first introduction to HipHop by the way of my brother reciting your infamous Yvette rap♥️👑💪🏿
Well said caz nobody said herc started DJing to those that don't understand .
salute to the King CAZ!!!!
This is a great interview. I wonder how many of Caz's personalized tapes still exist...
I personally feel if a later generation made money off pioneering art, they don't owe anyone money.*(Example: Jay Z. He had to make it happen, the Industry wouldn't sign him, wouldn't let him in. He had to keep coming. He don't owe anyone, he had to work work work to bust through) Unless they used snippets or any parts or mentions anything from a prior artist before them. If they made big money, it's a must they give back to who they swiped from.
Only persons you need to give money to is who you sweated and swiped from.
Basically what James Brown said. If you use my work. Send me the checks. Hahaha FOLKS sent James Brown checks, James Brown was cool with it. Get more love when you give credit to who influenced you, because you bring them back to a new generation, and money can eventually go to them.
But yeah the rap industry can' start a pooling retirement fund for pioneering rapper's. Or really influential rapper's that didn't make much money due to bad business dealings, but their work is world known. Minimum $6000 a month. Something.
Personally if I ended up making 100 million I gotta get on the phone, call Rakim, Nas, Ghostface Killah, Raekwon, Big Daddy Kane, De La Soul, Jungle Brother's, A Tribe Called Quest, Sadat X, Jay Z.... LL Cool J, Slick Rick, Doug E. Fresh... I gotta send a 1 million thank you check.
WORD SAME TO G RAP CHUCK D KANE LORD FINESSE MASTA ACE KING T MC 8 MC SHAN BIZ NICE AND SMOOTH PHARCYDE THE ALKOHOLIKS
@@chaunt100 so many rappers came through with unique styles. So many. Not all styles hit, but many did. Any rapper where you heard them and you are feeling their style... you will take something from them. You will be inspired by their work and use bits and pieces in your work after them. That's what sampling is. But gotta always give/ pay credit if you become a major cash cow.
facts but will they really do it
What’s that beat at 11:37?? 🤯
You should get on RUclips get your podcast on family
When I name my top five and people go what? I say you better recognize 😂
The Kings of Kingsly.
And to all he explained well not tht BX started dj like others say the BX started scratch ing and there it is.
Some said DJ Wizzard Theodore started Scratching.
Who is BX
@@stanleyshack26 The Bronx 😂
You are lying
Stop hating. BRONX N.Y. BABY!!!!!'
dj herc did not start Hip Hop.
So what you say is the truth and GRANDMASTER CAZ is lying huh ?
You are lying