Hey just subscribed and I'm really looking forward to more content. No nonsense. No filler or explaining. Just straight facts in easy digestible segments.
That's awesome to hear, thanks so much Guillermo! I'm hoping to cover more worldwide topics soon too, so feel free to let me know if there's any interesting topics you would like to see me cover from other parts of the world as well!
7:25 Grand Wizzard Theodore invented scratching on Hip Hop in late 1974. Grandmaster Flash and Kool Herc were at a party in which Grand Wizzard Theodore at 13 years old showed that technique.
Listen to James Brown: There was a time live at the Apollo in 1967. where he is Mcing to the crowd. Break Dancing means you are waiting for the breakdown of the record so you can do your best moves i.e. break dancing. All Black Americans know you save your best move for the breakdown. Sound Systems didn't come from the Jamaicans. Just Look at the sound systems used at Motown. during the 50's and 60's. Pig Meat Markam: 1968 recorded "Here Comes the Judge". Black Americans have the receipts, we created Hip Hop.
@@Doolittle187no it didn’t. You’re gonna point to toasting which Jamaicans got from listening to the way African American radio djs talked on records .. rapping is literally an African American slang for talking to someone .. let me rap to you was a common phrase African Americans used before hiphop
And a certain community went behind black Americans back to establish a confused system of business that allowed them with all their "connections" to for many years own the rights to the black community music
ruclips.net/video/uB3Rt6X1koo/видео.htmlsi=Vs7sEHw7a8KT8uQF rapping didn’t come from toasting. Toasting came from rapping. Here’s the original Jamaican toasters saying where they got their influence from. This video is misinformation about my people and MY culture.
Great video I would surely appreciate it if your next video would focused more on the origins of Hip Hop from 1968 way before there was any record deals, the true unsung founding fathers of Hip Hop
The True Rap/Hip Hop Mount Rushmore: James Brown, George Clinton, DJ Flowers, DJ Hollywood, Disco King Mario, The Black Spades, Dewey "Pigmeat" Markham, The Jubalaires, Luis Armstrong, The Mills Brothers, The 1st Gen. New York B-Boys and many many other FBA'S who inspired them. None were Jamaican, Bahamian or Puerto Rican!
U smoking crack. Hip hop is a completely new and innovate local culture that took curation and developing. Without NYC there is no hip hop today. Without the PR breakers & bombers in the Bx, Kool Herc, Flash, Bambaata, Grand Wizard Theodore there is no Hip Hop the way the world knows it today. Nobody has a rap career and I mean NOBODY.
Hey just subscribed and I'm really looking forward to more content.
No nonsense. No filler or explaining. Just straight facts in easy digestible segments.
Amazing video, thanks. It's really interesting learning about these topics as someone that is from other country
That's awesome to hear, thanks so much Guillermo! I'm hoping to cover more worldwide topics soon too, so feel free to let me know if there's any interesting topics you would like to see me cover from other parts of the world as well!
7:25 Grand Wizzard Theodore invented scratching on Hip Hop in late 1974. Grandmaster Flash and Kool Herc were at a party in which Grand Wizzard Theodore at 13 years old showed that technique.
Listen to James Brown: There was a time live at the Apollo in 1967. where he is Mcing to the crowd. Break Dancing means you are waiting for the breakdown of the record so you can do your best moves i.e. break dancing. All Black Americans know you save your best move for the breakdown. Sound Systems didn't come from the Jamaicans. Just Look at the sound systems used at Motown. during the 50's and 60's. Pig Meat Markam: 1968 recorded "Here Comes the Judge". Black Americans have the receipts, we created Hip Hop.
These culture vultures are relentless
MC’ing came from Jamaica
@@Doolittle187no it didn’t. You’re gonna point to toasting which Jamaicans got from listening to the way African American radio djs talked on records .. rapping is literally an African American slang for talking to someone .. let me rap to you was a common phrase African Americans used before hiphop
The particular sound system invented in Jamaica is what influenced DJs in the South Bronx. Other sound systems don't count here.
African American started rap in the 1940's with a style call scatting. Jamaicans and Putero Rican came after we established hip hop.
Holistically not true. AA/BA were at the forefront, but there were other influences on the culture, such as gang culture.
You could be correct on when the first rap started however the author is talking about Hip Hop, not solely rapping…
It's a African tradition spread everywhere. Most African American still ain't tru HipHop it's a movement like rasta
And a certain community went behind black Americans back to establish a confused system of business that allowed them with all their "connections" to for many years own the rights to the black community music
Puerto Ricans created Breakdancing
Great video, sticks to the important points.
to make it as in artist as well do you need to watch videos like this?
@AshtonMaccs
Yeah why not
Knowledge of self is the fifth element not beatboxing
"The Golden Age of Hip-Hop" and zero mention of any artist of that era, lolol
Thank you!
Good work on the vid
ruclips.net/video/uB3Rt6X1koo/видео.htmlsi=Vs7sEHw7a8KT8uQF rapping didn’t come from toasting. Toasting came from rapping. Here’s the original Jamaican toasters saying where they got their influence from. This video is misinformation about my people and MY culture.
i’m sorry no way jay z is greatest rapper of all time that spot is a tie between BIGGIE AND 2pac all day
Great video I would surely appreciate it if your next video would focused more on the origins of Hip Hop from 1968 way before there was any record deals,
the true unsung founding fathers of Hip Hop
Wr got nothing from the Jamaican or Puerto Rican culture.
Nice video
Thanks so much!
American History Geek you’re welcome
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Graffiti came before hip hop…..
Bronx created zero 😊
You’re not qualified to tell this story respectfully.
False.
The True Rap/Hip Hop Mount Rushmore:
James Brown, George Clinton, DJ Flowers, DJ Hollywood, Disco King Mario, The Black Spades, Dewey "Pigmeat" Markham, The Jubalaires, Luis Armstrong, The Mills Brothers, The 1st Gen. New York B-Boys and many many other FBA'S who inspired them.
None were Jamaican, Bahamian or Puerto Rican!
The Culture vultures can't help themselves.
U smoking crack. Hip hop is a completely new and innovate local culture that took curation and developing. Without NYC there is no hip hop today. Without the PR breakers & bombers in the Bx, Kool Herc, Flash, Bambaata, Grand Wizard Theodore there is no Hip Hop the way the world knows it today. Nobody has a rap career and I mean NOBODY.
I can tell your not from the bronx .. some of this I do not agree with