One thing I love about this genre of music is that you didn't have to be classically trained, you didn't need to have a million dollar studio. You just needed a sampler, a turn table, and you could basically make platinum albums. Rap is such a flexible genre, you can literally mix it with anything and it sounds good, if done right.
Since you used the word Rap there are some Hip Hop artists refer emcee over Rap and they are saying an emcee does more than a Rap. Some of these Hip Hop artists are making new definition for Hip Hop.
Any can of music can be mix with any can of other music not just Hop. Well a system which are two turntables and a mixer cost that's why you see more people rapping than DJs with two turntables because a system cost to much.
Not only is the video informative and concise for people like me to understand (never grew up with this culture at all), but the comment section here is full of people correcting and sharing more nuanced information that the video may have missed. A godsend, truly.
Just double check what you read in these comments a lot of lies have been told about the creation of hip hop for along credit was taken that was not rightfully deserved hip hop is African American culture all others were accepted into our culture then tried to take claim of it but finally those that did that are now being called out for the lies and like all other things a lie repeated over and over and over it becomes the truth to those who want to Believe it and there are those who want to know the truth hopefully you are one of those! The culture since 71 is a good Channel to sub to when seeking the truth about the birth of hip hop! Peace & Blessing to you!
I hate to inform you of this 9 months later, but Hip Hop goes back to the mid to late 60s. And NO LATINOS OR JAMAICANS were involved. This is merely what BECAME CALLED Hip Hop. Breakdancing is what Hip Hop originally came from. Search Cholly Rock and/or The Black Spades. You're welcome. Enjoy and learn. 👌🏽
@@unc1589 They were breaking in the late 60s. Again, go watch the videos of interviews with the Black Spades. If it's a lie THEY told it. And it was backed up by MC Lyte, Rakim, KRS1 and others. Now go tell any one of them to their faces they're lying. Btw, I said 'what BECAME Hip Hop'. And I told you where to go to the original source. Pls do that before you try to respond. You'll enjoy it. Trust me.
A very good snack sized video. As an old school breaker in the UK, these kids from the Bronx and such, changed our lives. B-Boys will always be boys! Respect, peace and love!
Hip Hop Hop is not just rap. In fact the rap part of Hip Hop was not the first part of Hip Hop. The DJ playing the breaks is where it begins, the dancers, graffiti, and the MC is what forms Hip Hop.
I don’t know why there is a Heavy emphasis on “Kool Herk” being Jamaican-born. Dj Kool Herc assimilated into black American culture and was influenced heavily by African American culture. I saw the videos on UA-cam of him in his early days, you wouldn't even know that he was Jamaican because he looked like just an ordinary brotha. Afro, sideburns, some cool shades, a nice shirt and matching bellbottom pants. He wasn't even talking patois or with a Jamaican accent. Dude was completely assimilated as a black man in America. Kool herc looked up to guys like Disco King Mario, who was the man at the time and was out and popular before Dj Kool herc. I’m not saying any of this to discredit Kool herc but some of you folks from the island just jumped on some crazy bandwagon madness about the Origins of hip-hop being Jamaican because Kool herc is Jamaican. When all reality he definitely contributed but you can’t put cool herc over guys like disco king Mario. He was one of the dudes who started mixing and scratching on turntables. This entire rumor going around that Jamaicans created Hip Hop is absurd. You can’t create something that was already here. All elements of hip hop were born here in America not Jamaica or any Caribbean island for that matter. Hip hop is an African American art form that was shared with folks from Jamaica, Puerto Rico ex…. And they all contributed to it on a major scale, that will and can never be denied. We love our Caribbean family but to say that you guys created hip hop Because Kool Herc is Jamaican and contributed is disingenuous. See I can’t go to Jamaica learn the language and assimilate into Jamaican culture, contribute to the already exciting culture, and then turn around and say that I created the culture. Folks would look at me crazy. Do you know what created hip hop? Jazz, blues, Funk music, soul music, rock music, and even gospel music. All of which are African American art forms of music. Even Kool herc admits this.
I've heard Jamaicans on other channels saying they invented hip hop which is not true..Just because a Jamaican man assimilated into American music style and rhythm does not mean that it came from Jamaica..They have calypso and reggae..People probably didn't know this man was Jamaican being that he looked black American Truth..Jamaicans don't want black Americans in their culture yet try to claim ours..
dj herc kool incorcopated what Jamaicans have using all along which is the act of djaying which is now rap American style. No one was spitting rhymes over a beat except Jamaicans in the past. Clash is what we do since forever , it's what rappers now do when they go head to head. It's what Jamaicans been doing when no one else was. He basically used Jamaican influences to start a genre. Jamaica invented EDM too, much he genre and several other genres were invented by Jamaica. An example of Jamaica's influence on another cultures music is
@@newestbarbee3250 Stop the LIES..Hip Hop and rap are AMERICAN black culture..They've been rapping since the 40s and 50s..This Jamaican man just found this genre of music and started playing it..
Herc came over and tried to play Jamaican music but nobody wanted to hear it so he had to play what black Djs were already playing...he didn't create hip hop
What dude literally created a new break style in music, smh cause he played a soul record means it come ftom soul??🤣 Give props to the Caribbean legend
@@Siya_Kariba963Why did he need a soul record to “create” a break then, Jamaican? Reggae and dancehall are dying that’s why y’all want to claim Hip Hop so bad. 😂
@Turdelettes This post was ages ago, anf your replying now when certain documentaroes gor shut down alreadý, your the one obsessed, rass,, theres a 100 years of music in new york and you wanna try to magically erase caribbean people being there, bruh...its not Mississippi. Ez
Herc creating Hip Hop is like saying Christopher Columbus was the first to discover America lol..All the elements were here already, none of them till this day are even popular or dominate in Jamaica
Right, they taking crazy, because alot the old heads that was there when it started, said the Herc did'nt even want to be identified as Jamaican, because nobody was rocking with their music and style, and for the record... He got his techniques from a black american name DJ King Mario, and from black american music. Mario was Before Herc and he was a black american(*Talking)
There is a difference in saying Hip Hop came from Jamaica and saying a Jamaican American created a sound that pioneered Hip Hop. Herc was a hip hop pioneer with Jamaican ancestry. And all that ancestry goes back to the motherland. Nothing is created from nothing. Everything is influenced by everything, so discovery when it comes to music is a wrong term, but pioneering, creating a new sound, new flow is. Herc was a DJ and only a part of all the elements. He was the creator of the break beat. No one else was doing that. I don’t understand why anyone wants to diminish his contribution as a pioneer.
@@coepatte99 Please look on my Playlist and watch the videos because you are clearly misinformed. You can hear out the horse's mouth that he mimics and copy the Americans. For a long time, we did not know he was Jamaican.
@@commandercaptain4664 herc is a Fake. African American DJs in 1960s the one that some people called Disco DJs which is a Lie. The TRUE Fathers of Hip Hop are which are African Americans are Grandmaster Flowers, King Disco Mario, DJ Pete Jones,Kool DJ Dee, and Mixologist Tyrone and some more DJs Invented Hip Hop before in the 1960s before herc.
@@commandercaptain4664 These Pioneers Of Hip Hop were playing Disco and Funk music. They were playing the BreakBeats, and extending the Breakbeats too, playing with Two Turntables and a mixer and playing two records with the same Breakbeats before herc.
@@commandercaptain4664herc Copy the early Pioneers Of Hip Hop. herc said he start djing in 1973. The true Fathers of Hip Hop Invented Hip Hop in 1960s before herc. African Americans DJs were playing the Breakbeats before 1973. herc was the only dj that did not know how to play the Breakbeats.
You all nailed a lesson I've been teaching for 8 years, that lesson feels so validated right now!! Glad to see you made 100 more videos like this with the small eloquent closed caption at the bottom to encourage young people to read along! Brilliant and I have 90 students this video tomorrow
I am now running across people who are pushing a revisionist narrative about hip hop because they don't like the fat the Kool Herc was born in Jamaica. For some reason it really upsets certain people when they find out Kool Herc was Jamaican
@@nyonjevista3829 That does not mean that Hip-hop is from Jamaican Culture. Kool Herc immigrated to the USA at 12 years old. He immersed himself into African American Culture. He began extending the Breaks on FUNK AND SOUL music especially the music of James Brown ua-cam.com/video/O7DpZCHRmqM/v-deo.html They were not extending Breaks on any type of Music in Jamaica thats something he did while in Black American Culture in the USA. Other DJs like Grandmaster Flowers, and Disco King Mario did that before him. is derived from the Black American Cultural Art forms of Soul and Funk. Nothing about Hip-hop is Culturally from Jamaica.
@@AJ-pc5ln what I needed to know is that hiphop wasn't started by black American. It was started by Jamaican period.No arguement so you can't claim or own it when the inventor is not black American in the first place.
@NyonjeVista That means absolutely nothing Hip-hop was started in the Bronx New York and is derived from the Music of African Americans Period. Hip-hop is derived from Black American Culture Funk and Soul music especially the music of James Brown ua-cam.com/video/O7DpZCHRmqM/v-deo.html Nothing about Hip-hop is Culturally From the Island of Jamaica. Kool Herc immigrating to America at age 12 means absolutely nothing for Hip-hop Culture has absolutely nothing to do with anything Culturally from the Island of Jamaica thats all derived from Black American Cultural Art forms of Soul and Funk Music not Jamaican Culture. They were not Extending The Breaks on anything in Jamaica. That's something Herc did while immersed in Black American Culture Using Black American Cultural Art forms Soul and Funk PERIOD! You cannot change The Facts.
@@aniyax4023 I know the doc however in my opinion that doesn't mean that it's AA. It took many hands to make this art form a thing and Caribbean people are a large part of this. There's no denying this. When ppl think the HIP HOP HERC and the house party comes up 99.9% of the time
@@NATURALLYOLINA what are you talkin about you did not watch the documentary black Americans been doing House parties with DJs before he even came to this country there are five elements of hip-hop. Graffiti a black American created that, rap the actual art form of putting words together black Americans created that, DJ we were already for DJing he was not the first DJ in New York four came up with that creation, beatboxing we created that and breakdancing we created that. He did not create Hip Hop he took Funk Beats that black Americans created merge them together and put the brakes in on the turntable and we give him credit for that but he did not create hip-hop
Simultaneously in Jamaica was the birth of modern reggae dancehall (dub) music. These two genres (hip-hop and dancehall) are of similar origins and structure.
And for the people saying that people from the Caribbean and etc created it. Riddle me this, why was it not created in those countries until after us? We have a whole catalog of genres we made before hip hop came. I don’t know why it’s hard for y’all to give us our flowers.
@@tudevoidthose things were already present in african american culture before you immigrants got here. You didnt create anything you rode the wave we had😂
Hip-Hop is a subculture not a genre of music, there was NEVER any music created in the Bronx. Rap/Rapping was already a part of Black American society before the Hip-Hop Movement existed. Many books, articles and documentaries contain false and misleading information. The people who've spread the most misinformation and caused confusion in the process are from Caribbean backgrounds; first in the early 1980s it was Afrika Bambaataa and the Universal Zulu Nation, then KRS-One and most recently Busta Rhymes. In the early 80s white corporations marketed "Rap" and "Hip-Hop" together using the terms interchangeably creating the false impression that they're one and the same and have the same history.
Hello, what's the source of your information? I ask this cuz I'm writing an essay about the impact of hip hop on American culture and it would be really helpful if you could guide me to the source of your info! Thanks.
I remember the first time I had heard the term rap music it was in 1970 the upper west side of Manhattan from kids my age who had attended a party at our community center. They said that it was new and it was called rap music. They came to school and told me all about the next day. Because I was allowed to hang out pass 5. I was ten at that time.
@@kay-marie1076 Respectfully ALL Jamaican reggae icons followed American Motown Music and used their cadence lyrics as their foundation sorry sistren don't be jelly we love Jamaicans eventhough you don't love us:)
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Herc did not improvise that technique, Pete DJ Jones had been wandering from borough to borough since 1970 looping the drum breaks of his favorite records by using duplicate records on two turntable with a crossfader...Herc definitely threw the first Hip-Hop party on Sedgwick Ave. and added the element of toasting that he learned from DJs in Jamaican on his vacations visiting family...but he didn't invent the essential technique, Pete DJ Jones did, and he also didn't invent scratching (Grand Wizard Theodore did) or the block party (Grandmaster Flash did) but he did invent the Hip-Hop party itself.
I read that Muhammad Ali Spoken Word poetry and trash talk combine gave elements of Hip Hop. He is credited as to have influence the genre Hip Hop. I read it in a local entertainment magazine. I’m not saying it’s a fact.
The Watts Prophets were the first to use the word rap in their 1971 album and title composition Rappin' Black in a White World, and their hard-hitting 1969 album Black Voices: On the Streets of Watts was named one of the top 40 ground- breaking albums of all-time by Rolling Stone magazine.
Have u ever listen the dancehall music before. Just as how hip hop started with a person dj on the mike after a break from the sound system. It the same concept kool herc brought to new york and start hip pop. U guys have a problem because its not an American who started it. If it was an American u would not debate it. Just dont try to change the true history for a false one. Just let it be Because it is fact
Should have started with the Bboys since the dance is what really gave the visibility and set everything in motion, and no mention of graffiti art? hmm this should have been called the birth of rap music.
Yeah alot of black people try to claim hip-hop as just the music and dj part. Forget about the taggin', graffiti, and bboy. Which had huge latino/ Puerto Rican influence.
@@tudevoidI think the difference is for black people, that is basically what hip-hop is. That's how it started and it's how it still is for them. When Puerto Ricans began to also use the genre, they added other things, but realize it's not exactly "everyone's hip hop".
@@iameverywhere47 she's the #MotherOfHipHop and the #1stLadyofHipHop. she organized, created, and threw the party that kicked off Hip Hop jams and she charged admission to earn back-to-school money, makin' her #HipHops1stPromoter. oh, and she hired the DJ.
Thank you so much it's so educationing also i needed information about history of hip-hop culture exactly and will save it play it and study again and again !
Rap is music, Hip-Hop is a subculture. Rap started in the South, Hip-Hop started in New York. Rap is sometimes called Hip-Hop because it's the music of Hip-Hop. Both are EXCLUSIVELY Foundational Black American creations. 🇺🇸 ✊🏽 🇺🇸 ✊🏽
No it didn't South had hillbilly Music Man acting like it came from the south I used to go down south as a kid they didn't even know what that s*** was from New York
Rhyming was a big part of black culture...there are a few videos surfaced in youtube with songs from the 30s and 40s that contain parts of pure 100% hip hop style rhyming. I once met someone from south Africa that told me that families used to rhyme on poems over dinner or lunch. It seems rhyming comes straight from the heart of the black man - and quite a few whites too.
I listen to music from the 1920s 1930s and 1940s and I can say with all certainty that a lot of the Blues and Jazz from that era did contain rhyming lyrics. I don't know why Luke Jordan's "Pick Poor Robin Clean" comes to mind off the bat. But people like Memphis Minnie and or even Blind Willie McTell come to mind too! And those people were African Americans. So this Jamaican and Puerto Rican thing is strange to my ears.
They left out Mr. Magic on WHBI. Hip Hop was first on the radio, this was 1978 or 79, I was in the 8th grade. There were records recorded before the Sugarhill Gang bit Rappers Delight from Grandmaster Caz. The Graffiti was also a part of Hip Hip.
Rap is talking rythmically in time to music, hip hop is using a looped section of another piece of music to create a backing track, they are not the same thing or interchangable terms. Rap is much deeper, more diverse and started much earlier
Jamaican here. Disco King Mario was Throwing "jams" with B-Boys (Bronxdale Boys) dancing in the schoolyards of Bronxdale when young Herc was just a fan carrying Mario's record crates. Stop the lies.
Busta would have you think Jamaican and Puerto Ricans created hip hop. This is not the case. The part I can't wrap my mind around is why would he lie on and disrespect the very people he made his fortune on. He didn't make it off Jamaicans or Puerto Ricans. Because if he did we'd probably wouldn't know of him. He made it off black America. The culture less people by his recollection. Busta was messing with the Bronx around the time hip hop was created and to miss that history so badly is stupid ish.
Dj flowers in 1965 way before Kool herc go look at some of herc old interviews history is on black Americans side not a myth Kool herc did good but this is a 100 percent black Americans created
I just want to say White people, Latinos, and Caribbean playing a apart of Hip Hop BUT AFRICAN AMERICAN MADE, START, AND INVENTED HIP HOP BEFORE ANYONE ELSE.
THANK YOU for this!!! I promise you this needs to be taught in schools around the world!! This is a culture like any other black ground breaking history for our community. I am truly proud to be a BLACK descendent of the HIP HIP legacy ;)
Can we take a minute to realize we black people are the most followed in everything!!! Especially Hip Hop and how it made the other races wanna do it !!! But yet they hate us 😭👩🏾🦯😃💀💀
Hip hop is an American creation from those of us who are called “Black”. No Black looking immigrant had any part in the CREATION of hip hop culture. Period
American music forms: Spirituals,, Blues, Ragtime, Jazz, Country,, Gospel, Bluegrass, Folk, Rock n Roll, Doo-Wop, Soul, Funk, Disco, House and of course Rap and Hip Hop---all enjoy well documented Black American roots coupled with undeniable Black American influence---whether directly or indirectly.. Latinos -- puerto ricans particularly -- explain how you created or co-created yet another installment in the legacy of Black musical expression known as Rap and Hip Hop, yet didn't create or co-create any of the elements of the 14 or so Black American music forms that preceeded it? Or why you were nowhere to be found and absent during the creative and inventive foundation outlining the forms of Black American musical expression, brilliance and greatness throughout any of this or even prior to the 14 or so Black American music forms that are mentioned above. Yet then, all of a sudden--out of nowhere, you folks come along and falsely claim latinos and/or puerto ricans created or co-created Rap and Hip Hop 50/50 half n half (which is the evidence-free and utter nonsense being peddled by fraudsters like derrick colon, radical latino, fat joe and numerous other un-informed and envious latinos. And these of course are claims latinos never mentioned, verbalized or asserted during Rap and Hip Hop's inception during the early 1970's). Latinos/puerto rican claims of "50/50--half & half creation and co-creation just don't add up---it makes no sense and are increasingly coming under heavy scrutiny which is leading to these claims being easily debunked--as they should've been. Moreover, the hateful and many times racist criticism directed at Black American youth by the racist white media over having created Rap and Hip Hop -- latinos -- particularly puerto ricans -- and jamaicans NEVER came forward to denounce the vicious onslaught---yet 50 years later you want to take credit for this FBA art form that you did not create....
JJ. Fad and I'm here to rap!!! No one should step out of line black americans are the creators of it all!!! Love black america our history shouldn't never be forgotten ❤️
this leaves the whole base history out - HipHop came from the BRONX in the early 1970's - Remember DJ's like King Mario Flowers. the roots of HipHop came from the BLACK AMERICAN COMMUNITY not foreigners. this was homegrown speech about being "Close to the edge" yeah.
Cool Herc didn't create the break, that was Grand Master Flash who literally engineered it. Cool Herc was one of the fathers who brought the house parties. When would mainstream get this right?
Who is here after looking at the Microphone Check Documentary? Culture 71 UA-cam channel? and Kool DJ Phase UA-cam Channel? ...All about the creation of hip hop in Bronx, NY? Mainstream media got us all messed up with false information.
Here is a TRUE history lesson of the origin of hip hop. it is very clear hip hop and rap music is African Americans culture and music created and originated by African Americans not carribeans or kool herc. he moved to america at age 12 in 1967. around the time hip hop was bubbling up. you telling me he brought hip hop culture or music with him. Herc didn't create or originate nothing in hip hop including extending break beats or the merry go round the made up name he created for it. he leaarned all of that from african americans. he just wants to be in the history books. he used to tell the truth early on. he said he used to attend disco parties and the djs were playing break beats while the people there were breakin and yes that was the term used in 1970 for break dancing. being done before herc. he wasnt the first to do anything in hip hop including his merry go round technique. disco djs at disco clubs would extend the breakdown of records for as long as 20 minutes to get the kids to get funky or break dance. That is what break dance means to dance on the breakdowns, djs would loop the break from turntable to turntable while the kids got funky on the dance floor break dancing. soul train was started in the late 60s in chicago as traveling record hops by Don Cornelius, where he traveled around to different venues putting on his dance record hops. the show went live tv in 1970 were young kids dance to the latest funk soul rnb music. the soul train line literally was the dj playing extended beats of records while the soul train dancers would do the latest dance crazes like poppin pop lockin robot breakin and hundreds more dance crazes. that was watched by millions. this was the early foundation of hip hop which included james brown who used to dance to extended breakdowns of the beat for as long as 30 minutes in his shows. Some may say pigmeat markum is not a hip hop record but it has every element and the black spades who are the real founders of every element of hip hop culture said that is who they were copying when they would battle snap (rap) to music at block parties and just on the street corners in the neighborhood. block parties, toasting, sound systems, rapping, breakin, graffiti, and every other element of hip hop was created and influenced here in america by african americans not the carrribeans. U-roy and otherJamaican Artists and toasters said they got their music culture from our music and djs so how could they originate it. in fact, ska, rocksteady, and reggae music was directly inspired by african american music and culture, many of the early pioneers of rock steady which became reggae music said they were copying and inspired by african american music, and culture. FBA originated and created hip hop period. not kool herc or carribeans. . you should know this. herc did not create the extended breakbeat. so that is out. he didnt create the merry go round he just put a name to what he was copying. african americans created most of the worlds most popular music genras and subcultures. that is a fact. so stop with the imbiguety and if you are trying to truly get to the truth then tell the truth and stop leaving it open for interpretation. african americans created hip hop rap period rap literally goes all the way back to slavery in the usa. kool herc and other carribeans here contributed and participated like the rest of the pioneers. but they didnt start nothing accept maybe grandmaster flash with some of his techinlogical inventions and theories around turntabalism. but that is not the creation of turntabalism , deejaying or hip hop but an elevation. a contribution of one element of the art form. if Jamaicans were listening to African Americans djs (Deejays) and were inspired to copy it, they couldn't have done it first thus they didn't create it. dancehall which started in the late 70s was a speedup more rhythmic reggae inspired music form which was inspired by ska which was literally inspired by African American music and DJs. see how the ball goes around. you people at this point ( And I'm talking also to some of the people in your comments and just in general about these debates and responding to some of the statements you made in your videos), are down right disrespecting African Americans and their long and arduous creation of their culture. let me again explain it to ya. in my Jamaican accent. i love my Jamaican family but this gotta stop. The rhythmic rhyming of vocals of African American toasting (Jive Talking) influenced the development of toasting in Jamaica and development of the dancehall style In the late 1950s deejay toasting (In Jamaica) was developed by Count Matchuki. He conceived the idea from listening to disc jockeys on American radio stations. He would do African American jive over the music while selecting and playing R&B music. Deejays like Count Machuki working for producers would play the latest hits on traveling sound systems (African American inspired mobile Dj systems) at parties and add their toasts or vocals to the music. These toasts consisted of comedy, boastful commentaries, half-sung rhymes, rhythmic chants, squeals, screams and rhymed storytelling, which was inspired by African American minstral shows and stage shows (Of course they added their own flare making it their own style) but that's my point. Creativity comes from inspiration. They were inspired by African American Deejaying and Music Culture but they then made it their own. That's like how everything else is created Later in the 1960s toasting deejays included U-Roy and Dennis Alcapone, the latter known for mixing gangster talk with humor in his toasting. In the early 1970s, toasting deejays included I-Roy (his nickname is in homage to U-Roy) and Dillinger, the latter known for his humorous toasting style. In the early 1970s Big Youth became popular. In the late 1970s, Trinity followed all said they were inspired by and imulating African American music and culture with their own flair. This all comes back around full circle to African American Culture and music. Not saying we crated everything but out of shear necessity we created our own cultures and music as well as many other American Traditions. sometimes we get credit for it but in the broader scheme of things it is hidden from American society and thus hidden from the world as a form of oppression. This goes on a lot. We don't get the credit for our contributions to the world. and really it's by design. These historians know the truth about it but African Americans are discredited in place of other people. This has to stop. Go read a book on the inventions and innovations that African Americans have contributed to the world and you will literally be shocked beyond belief. how can you be the root of hip hop music when hip hop music is literally African American music. disco, r&b ,funk ,jazz, and anything else you wanna mix in there that we created. Herc already said it was alread bubbling up and he was inspired by other djs and what he was hearing and seeing. if he wasnt the first to juggle break beats didnt create the music that was inspiring it. He wasnt the first throwing parties in the park. wasnt the first throwing house partys. how could he have invented it. This is a stupid argument. he came over here and seen African Americans are lit. and got inspired like everyone else in the world. hes not the creator. one of the early pioneers yes. creator no. Herc literally does not even know how to dj. Look at what he is doing in his video explaining the merry go round technique which is just beat juggling and looping or extending the beat. It literally does not match up to how cross fading works. He is a huge fraud and liar. That is why you see no videos of him djing anywhere. And your telling me this guy created extended break beat juggling and looping and hip hop. This is blasphemy in its highest form. And literally the text book definition of cultural appropriation. And it is being blindly spread around the world stealing the real credit from the African American puoneers and creators.
I’m 34 and I’m watching it. I once told a older white man about black hip hop and black culture and how it was formed by our suppression and hard times turned into something fun and good he wanted to argue with me and told me it was formed by jazz music. I’m like I’m black I think I would know about my culture. That’s like me trying to tell a asian guy about Asian culture when I was never exposed to it
Anybody can put information in Wikipedia, and Google. We have to pay to input our story about how African Americans Invented Hip Hop but we have to pay to have our story on television, radio, books, Wikipedia, and Google.
it's not only black American created. Black Americans wasn't the only ones on the streets of NY back in those days. Puerto Ricans was all over the streets side by side (watch the get down) It's a street creation by street gangs already living the culture. At a very dark time, the streets brought their ideas and music together to create hip hop. Cool herc and Africa bombataa was present when this sound was first presented and brought it to the radio giving the genre a name. They did not create it, they named it. The streets created hip hop, the ghettos. The rich now dominates it and blocks out the true facts in order to take away the free power hip hop gave us. They advertise it's a "black culture" in order to separate the ones that truly created the culture in unity.... Black Americans, Puerto Ricans and Caribbean people on the streets of NY, all those on the streets back then.
Nah Puerto Ricans use to call it jungle music they wasn't messing with hip-hop at the start and hip-hop is just an evolution of older black american music
@@jayjones251 that's not true at all, none of that. Puerto Ricans was out in that "jungle". No BS, Puerto Ricans was mixing different genres (not just black music) of music on turn tables as Djs just like we did with salsa. It wasn't only black people, it was the streets that created hip hop. Black most definitely was not the only ones on the streets and in gangs. Puerto Ricans was always most definitely about that life. True story, I'm from the BX.
@@JoseBXNY I'm not saying anyone wasn't about that life. So would you say there wouldn't be hip hop without Puerto Ricans remember black folks where rapping in the south it just wasn't a called anything. Look man I get it growing up on hip hop especially it coming from your city it's apart of you but black american music don't have any foreign elements to it. That's just what it
@@jayjones251 exactly, without Puerto Ricans there will be no hip hop. Black folks in the south was rapping in different genres (rap is a form of poetry, I can call verses in several genres rap verses but rap alone don't make hip hop) not hip hop and not the way we did it. Hip hop isn't black American music though. It wasn't only black American minds that put the culture together. Jamaicans was apart of it as well, Puerto Ricans was just as much apart of it as black Americans. We was side by side in those times in those streets where hip hop was born. In fact, the ghetto brothers with turn tables put different sounds together and presented the music and idea for the first time. From there, the djs on the streets started doing it, Graffiti got popular and added to the culture (Puerto Ricans was known for Graffiti) breaking got popular and added to the cultures (Puerto Ricans was well known for that too) dj cool herc and Africa bombataa took it to the studios/radios and gave it a name. All together we created hip hop. Puerto Ricans was not standing on the side lines watching this happen while doing nothing. Even if you watch the get down (made by Nas) the crowds and characters was either Puerto Rican, Caribbean, or black Americans. That says it all right there. Even Busta Rhymes was in Puerto Rico paying homage saying people forget and need to remember that together Puerto Ricans and blacks created hip hop and fathered it to what it is today. It's not that I grew up on it and it's apart of me. I was born in the same place as hip hop was and was schooled by the same people who did made the culture. Even black Americans out here would tell you without Puerto Ricans hip hop wouldn't be alive. It takes a unity to create something that big. Maybe it would've just been rap lol nah but for real for real. I'm not just telling you this for fun, I'm dead azz. Im telling you this as someone that grew up on the history, I was born hip hop and I am hip hop. It means more than just music. Outsiders got the facts wrong because throughout the years Puerto Ricans involvement went un recognized. Now that it's world wide and mostly black Americans are in it (how many black Americans are on the planet compared to Puerto Ricans) people think it's a black culture. That's changing though, the truth is coming out. I'm telling you right now as a matter of fact
@@JoseBXNY I disagree with that 💯. The world don't see it that way. Why wasn't you guys making this claim back in the 80s and 90s and some of 2000s why now I'm curious
He wasn't the first rapper in New York Jimmy Cassidy from Queens this guy came in the 1980s I'm talkin about 69 70 go listen to this guy's music Bertha butt Boogie it just began King Kong by Jimmy Castor you will change your mind they didn't give this man no credit talking about the Bronx had nothing to do with it
When the slave ships left África most of them headed for Jamaica because of the British strong hold on Jamaica .Jamaica was a ship point base on it location in the carrribean so Jamaica was used as a distribution centre for the carrribean and North America, central American and South America.....The point I am making is we are all African people and de should not try to seperate ourself from each other ...We should make ourself an international community because out of one came all ........Out of one music came all music .............
No they was drop of at different spots. They drop off the weaker slaves to the Caribbean islands & brought all the other slaves to the Americas. Do your research. Simply base on number you could obviously see there were Blacks in America’s with the native before slavery as well.
So if the stronger slaves were dropped off in America, why didn't they revolt and fight and gain their freedom like what happened in Haiti or Jamaica? You people are crazy
This video is a flat out lie about Hip Hop being created in the Bronx. Hip Hop was inspired by the DJ's from WWRL 1600 AM Radio during the 60's here in New York City. In Brooklyn and Queens dj's were rapping over well before 1973 and nothing wasn't happening in the Bronx period!!!!! I'm 66 and ran throughout the streets of NYC and the Bronx was silent. I may be a nobody to those that are reading this but Skip and these other fake bougie people weren't part of that scene to tell its story. Let be real about spoken words over music isn't new. Pigmeat Markham should get credit for the first solid beats to Hip Hop with "HERE COME THE JUDGE" back in 1968.
In the 70s puerto ricans and Cubans were rhyming nasty lyrics in salsa freestyles 🇵🇷🇨🇺 defending Africa and its people we been doing this for years. that video there was the beginning for ya in New York new York ricans and African Americans . Stop being disrespectful we love ya to but damn show some love .
These are facts! Everybody who going hard saying AA only ones that started hip hop are bunch of Johnny come latelies and majority from other states and not even from NYC. It’s very disrespectful! Rap/Hip hop culture was hated for decades on the east coast where it started. Now that it’s global everybody wants to lay claim.
Puerto ricans came in after blacks had already started rhyming break dancing and graffiti. Puerto ricans had nothing to do with the creation of hip-hop. Lol they came in later when they seen it was cool 😂
It's ok, just like how Jamaicans try to lay claims to creating a whole subculture known as Hiphop, the same can be said about their music. Ska music from which Rocksteady and Reggae essentially came from is a direct product of American Rhythm & Blues and Jazz music. In fact all of the pioneers of Reggae and Ska were influenced by African American musicians such as Sam Cooke and the Drifters, Curtis Mayfield (whom in fact cowrote One Love), Fats Domino, Roscoe Gordon, Otis Redding, James Brown, Ray Charles etc. The truth is we all influenced eachother to some degree or another. Even the honorable Marcus Mosiah Garvey was greatly influenced by Booker T Washington.
One thing I love about this genre of music is that you didn't have to be classically trained, you didn't need to have a million dollar studio. You just needed a sampler, a turn table, and you could basically make platinum albums. Rap is such a flexible genre, you can literally mix it with anything and it sounds good, if done right.
Really everything in Hip Hop does not so good, and that's all genre of music Jazz blues,, rock, country, and r& b.
Like any genre of music if it is done right, it will sound good. If not done right, it will sound bad this includes Rap.
Since you used the word Rap there are some Hip Hop artists refer emcee over Rap
and they are saying an emcee does more than a Rap. Some of these Hip Hop artists are making new definition for Hip Hop.
Any can of music can be mix with any can of other music not just Hop. Well a system which are two turntables and a mixer cost that's why you see more people rapping than DJs with two turntables because a system cost to much.
It is good that everyone like their own genre of music. Jazz, Blues, rock, R& B, Country goes to far sometimes, and that include Hip Hop,also.
Not only is the video informative and concise for people like me to understand (never grew up with this culture at all), but the comment section here is full of people correcting and sharing more nuanced information that the video may have missed. A godsend, truly.
Just double check what you read in these comments a lot of lies have been told about the creation of hip hop for along credit was taken that was not rightfully deserved hip hop is African American culture all others were accepted into our culture then tried to take claim of it but finally those that did that are now being called out for the lies and like all other things a lie repeated over and over and over it becomes the truth to those who want to
Believe it and there are those who want to know the truth hopefully you are one of those! The culture since 71 is a good Channel to sub to when seeking the truth about the birth of hip hop! Peace & Blessing to you!
I hate to inform you of this 9 months later, but Hip Hop goes back to the mid to late 60s. And NO LATINOS OR JAMAICANS were involved. This is merely what BECAME CALLED Hip Hop. Breakdancing is what Hip Hop originally came from. Search Cholly Rock and/or The Black Spades.
You're welcome. Enjoy and learn. 👌🏽
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Mid 60s? Sorry. I was there! There wasn’t a single thing in the universe that could be considered hip hop in the mid 60s.
@@unc1589 They were breaking in the late 60s. Again, go watch the videos of interviews with the Black Spades. If it's a lie THEY told it. And it was backed up by MC Lyte, Rakim, KRS1 and others. Now go tell any one of them to their faces they're lying.
Btw, I said 'what BECAME Hip Hop'. And I told you where to go to the original source. Pls do that before you try to respond. You'll enjoy it. Trust me.
I am so glad I grew up in NY at this time. Just a pure sound and art form!
It's not hip hop music, hip hop is the culture. The right thing to say is Rap music which is one of the four elements of the culture
Rap is the music of Hip Hop
This is all just semantics
Break dancing, MCing, tagging, and...?
@@gm9984 Bboying*, Mcing, taggin, deejayin'
@@yamasyc word. Appreciate that man
A very good snack sized video. As an old school breaker in the UK, these kids from the Bronx and such, changed our lives. B-Boys will always be boys!
Respect, peace and love!
Black people have been rhyming since the 1940s. It wasn’t called HiP HoP then. It evolve over time.
Hip Hop Hop is not just rap. In fact the rap part of Hip Hop was not the first part of Hip Hop.
The DJ playing the breaks is where it begins, the dancers, graffiti, and the MC is what forms Hip Hop.
@@BTman58
I agree with you. I was only saying that rap has been around for a while but under a different jargon.
Black people created hip hop. We own it
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I’m from the mecca of Hip Hop and grew up in it. Before Blacks were rapping it was called “The Dozens.”
@@BTman58
Facts… I remember.
We watch you in school to celebrate black history month.
But black folks did not invent rhymes, sorry. The Scots did!
Yeah and its sad how people forget about Hispanic history month when it is big to
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@@pjangels609No. Yall created having small DxxKs and soulless gingers
@@Kitty_bandida22fuk Hispanic history when it's stacked up against blk culture.
I don’t know why there is a Heavy emphasis on “Kool Herk” being Jamaican-born.
Dj Kool Herc assimilated into black American culture and was influenced heavily by African American culture. I saw the videos on UA-cam of him in his early days, you wouldn't even know that he was Jamaican because he looked like just an ordinary brotha. Afro, sideburns, some cool shades, a nice shirt and matching bellbottom pants. He wasn't even talking patois or with a Jamaican accent. Dude was completely assimilated as a black man in America. Kool herc looked up to guys like
Disco King Mario, who was the man at the time and was out and popular before Dj Kool herc.
I’m not saying any of this to discredit Kool herc but some of you folks from the island just jumped on some crazy bandwagon madness about the Origins of hip-hop being Jamaican because Kool herc is Jamaican. When all reality he definitely contributed but you can’t put cool herc over guys like disco king Mario. He was one of the dudes who started mixing and scratching on turntables. This entire rumor going around that Jamaicans created Hip Hop is absurd. You can’t create something that was already here. All elements of hip hop were born here in America not Jamaica or any Caribbean island for that matter. Hip hop is an African American art form that was shared with folks from Jamaica, Puerto Rico ex…. And they all contributed to it on a major scale, that will and can never be denied. We love our Caribbean family but to say that you guys created hip hop
Because Kool Herc is Jamaican and contributed is disingenuous. See I can’t go to Jamaica learn the language and assimilate into Jamaican culture, contribute to the already exciting culture, and then turn around and say that I created the culture. Folks would look at me crazy. Do you know what created hip hop?
Jazz, blues, Funk music, soul music, rock music, and even gospel music. All of which are African American art forms of music.
Even Kool herc admits this.
Word!
I've heard Jamaicans on other channels saying they invented hip hop which is not true..Just because a Jamaican man assimilated into American music style and rhythm does not mean that it came from Jamaica..They have calypso and reggae..People probably didn't know this man was Jamaican being that he looked black American Truth..Jamaicans don't want black Americans in their culture yet try to claim ours..
dj herc kool incorcopated what Jamaicans have using all along which is the act of djaying which is now rap American style. No one was spitting rhymes over a beat except Jamaicans in the past. Clash is what we do since forever , it's what rappers now do when they go head to head. It's what Jamaicans been doing when no one else was. He basically used Jamaican influences to start a genre. Jamaica invented EDM too, much he genre and several other genres were invented by Jamaica. An example of Jamaica's influence on another cultures music is
Reggaeton
@@newestbarbee3250 Stop the LIES..Hip Hop and rap are AMERICAN black culture..They've been rapping since the 40s and 50s..This Jamaican man just found this genre of music and started playing it..
Herc came over and tried to play Jamaican music but nobody wanted to hear it so he had to play what black Djs were already playing...he didn't create hip hop
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What dude literally created a new break style in music, smh cause he played a soul record means it come ftom soul??🤣 Give props to the Caribbean legend
@@Siya_Kariba963Why did he need a soul record to “create” a break then, Jamaican? Reggae and dancehall are dying that’s why y’all want to claim Hip Hop so bad. 😂
@Turdelettes This post was ages ago, anf your replying now when certain documentaroes gor shut down alreadý, your the one obsessed, rass,, theres a 100 years of music in new york and you wanna try to magically erase caribbean people being there, bruh...its not Mississippi. Ez
Herc creating Hip Hop is like saying Christopher Columbus was the first to discover America lol..All the elements were here already, none of them till this day are even popular or dominate in Jamaica
Right, they taking crazy, because alot the old heads that was there when it started, said the Herc did'nt even want to be identified as Jamaican, because nobody was rocking with their music and style, and for the record... He got his techniques from a black american name DJ King Mario, and from black american music. Mario was Before Herc and he was a black american(*Talking)
I agree! My 81 old mother said the same thing.
@@marshascott6107 Herc wasn't the first DJ but he was the B-Boys favorite DJ. That's why he gets the recognition.
There is a difference in saying Hip Hop came from Jamaica and saying a Jamaican American created a sound that pioneered Hip Hop. Herc was a hip hop pioneer with Jamaican ancestry. And all that ancestry goes back to the motherland. Nothing is created from nothing. Everything is influenced by everything, so discovery when it comes to music is a wrong term, but pioneering, creating a new sound, new flow is. Herc was a DJ and only a part of all the elements. He was the creator of the break beat. No one else was doing that. I don’t understand why anyone wants to diminish his contribution as a pioneer.
@@coepatte99 Please look on my Playlist and watch the videos because you are clearly misinformed. You can hear out the horse's mouth that he mimics and copy the Americans. For a long time, we did not know he was Jamaican.
Hip hop music was born from the underground funk of the 70s. James Brown was mainstream but breakbeats were what set the underground apart
I need to know who dubbed that Herc party as the official start, cuz I don’t remember designating that one as Grand Poobah of When Things Get Started.
@@commandercaptain4664 I wasnt there but the breaks he was using came from the underground NY funk of the 70s--I uploaded some of it-- check it out
@@commandercaptain4664 herc is a Fake. African American DJs in 1960s the one that some people called Disco DJs which is a Lie. The TRUE Fathers of Hip Hop are which are African Americans are Grandmaster Flowers, King Disco Mario, DJ Pete Jones,Kool DJ Dee, and Mixologist Tyrone and some more DJs Invented Hip Hop before in the 1960s before herc.
@@commandercaptain4664 These Pioneers Of Hip Hop were playing Disco and Funk music. They were playing the BreakBeats, and extending the Breakbeats too, playing with Two Turntables and a mixer and playing two records with the same Breakbeats before herc.
@@commandercaptain4664herc Copy the early Pioneers Of Hip Hop. herc said he start djing in 1973. The true Fathers of Hip Hop Invented Hip Hop in 1960s before herc. African Americans DJs were playing the Breakbeats before 1973. herc was the only dj that did not know how to play the Breakbeats.
You all nailed a lesson I've been teaching for 8 years, that lesson feels so validated right now!! Glad to see you made 100 more videos like this with the small eloquent closed caption at the bottom to encourage young people to read along! Brilliant and I have 90 students this video tomorrow
I am now running across people who are pushing a revisionist narrative about hip hop because they don't like the fat the Kool Herc was born in Jamaica. For some reason it really upsets certain people when they find out Kool Herc was Jamaican
@@skillzmedina8745 no it only upsets ppl when y'all try to pretend he was the 1st founding father. Many others predate him.
We will never allow anyone to steal hip hop. No hip hop in Jamaica now. And never was.
@@skillzmedina8745 The actual revisionist history is that a Jamaican created Hip Hop.
@@jessicam.4777 Jamaicans created not a thing. They are The Originators of copying.
Hip-hop is not from Jamaican Culture Hip-hop is from Black American Culture Soul, Funk, Jive Talk period.
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It was started by Jamaican
@@nyonjevista3829 That does not mean that Hip-hop is from Jamaican Culture. Kool Herc immigrated to the USA at 12 years old. He immersed himself into African American Culture. He began extending the Breaks on FUNK AND SOUL music especially the music of James Brown ua-cam.com/video/O7DpZCHRmqM/v-deo.html They were not extending Breaks on any type of Music in Jamaica thats something he did while in Black American Culture in the USA. Other DJs like Grandmaster Flowers, and Disco King Mario did that before him. is derived from the Black American Cultural Art forms of Soul and Funk. Nothing about Hip-hop is Culturally from Jamaica.
@@AJ-pc5ln what I needed to know is that hiphop wasn't started by black American. It was started by Jamaican period.No arguement so you can't claim or own it when the inventor is not black American in the first place.
@NyonjeVista That means absolutely nothing Hip-hop was started in the Bronx New York and is derived from the Music of African Americans Period. Hip-hop is derived from Black American Culture Funk and Soul music especially the music of James Brown ua-cam.com/video/O7DpZCHRmqM/v-deo.html Nothing about Hip-hop is Culturally From the Island of Jamaica. Kool Herc immigrating to America at age 12 means absolutely nothing for Hip-hop Culture has absolutely nothing to do with anything Culturally from the Island of Jamaica thats all derived from Black American Cultural Art forms of Soul and Funk Music not Jamaican Culture. They were not Extending The Breaks on anything in Jamaica. That's something Herc did while immersed in Black American Culture Using Black American Cultural Art forms Soul and Funk PERIOD! You cannot change The Facts.
Hip-hop is black American creation
Who are these African Americans you speak of?
@@aniyax4023 I know the doc however in my opinion that doesn't mean that it's AA. It took many hands to make this art form a thing and Caribbean people are a large part of this. There's no denying this. When ppl think the HIP HOP HERC and the house party comes up 99.9% of the time
@@NATURALLYOLINA what are you talkin about you did not watch the documentary black Americans been doing House parties with DJs before he even came to this country there are five elements of hip-hop. Graffiti a black American created that, rap the actual art form of putting words together black Americans created that, DJ we were already for DJing he was not the first DJ in New York four came up with that creation, beatboxing we created that and breakdancing we created that. He did not create Hip Hop he took Funk Beats that black Americans created merge them together and put the brakes in on the turntable and we give him credit for that but he did not create hip-hop
@craig rankine what did he create in hip-hop
Actually, it's not. It was created by Scotsman several hundred years ago called "limericks", a form of praising and dissing.
Simultaneously in Jamaica was the birth of modern reggae dancehall (dub) music. These two genres (hip-hop and dancehall) are of similar origins and structure.
And for the people saying that people from the Caribbean and etc created it. Riddle me this, why was it not created in those countries until after us? We have a whole catalog of genres we made before hip hop came. I don’t know why it’s hard for y’all to give us our flowers.
Immigration and who is us
Bro the Puerto Rican influence in hip-hop culture is enough to shut you up.
Taggin', graffiti,, bboy
@@tudevoidthose things were already present in african american culture before you immigrants got here. You didnt create anything you rode the wave we had😂
@@tudevoid yeah these clowns don't be understanding Jack they just want to hear themselves yapping a bunch of ignorance.
Kool Herc never even said he created Hip Hop. It was going on before he even started Djing
i mean he refers to himself as the Father of Hip-Hop
@@london8615 no he said godfather also he literally said he didn't create it look up the clip on yt
This video never said he created hip hop either. His 1973 party was the first convergence of the elements of hip hop (Emceeing, break dancing, DJing)
Thank you
Hip-Hop is a subculture not a genre of music, there was NEVER any music created in the Bronx. Rap/Rapping was already a part of Black American society before the Hip-Hop Movement existed. Many books, articles and documentaries contain false and misleading information. The people who've spread the most misinformation and caused confusion in the process are from Caribbean backgrounds; first in the early 1980s it was Afrika Bambaataa and the Universal Zulu Nation, then KRS-One and most recently Busta Rhymes. In the early 80s white corporations marketed "Rap" and "Hip-Hop" together using the terms interchangeably creating the false impression that they're one and the same and have the same history.
Hello, what's the source of your information? I ask this cuz I'm writing an essay about the impact of hip hop on American culture and it would be really helpful if you could guide me to the source of your info! Thanks.
Gil Scott Heron
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Rapping was long out in Scotland 500 years ago called "limericks", an expressive form of praising and dissing. Look it up!
@@pjangels609 No.
DJ Kool Herc was not the first, a group called the Black Spades were having hip hop parties in the very early 70s
Ogs where I’m from in bk told me about grandmaster flowers and dj pete jones were before herc
I remember the first time I had heard the term rap music it was in 1970 the upper west side of Manhattan from kids my age who had attended a party at our community center. They said that it was new and it was called rap music. They came to school and told me all about the next day. Because I was allowed to hang out pass 5. I was ten at that time.
Just because he's Jamaican you think they didn't invent hip hop. Next you will be saying Black Americans invented Reggae, Ragga and Dancehall!!!
@@kay-marie1076 Respectfully ALL Jamaican reggae icons followed American Motown Music and used their cadence lyrics as their foundation sorry sistren don't be jelly we love Jamaicans eventhough you don't love us:)
@@kay-marie1076 The old head Jamaicans said it
Dj Herc didn't start hip hop nor was he the first to isolate musical breaks. See what happens when you get your black history info from Wikipedia?
Who was it then?
@@jonathanvelez4182 Disco DJs, Hip Hop DJ culture came from Disco DJ culture, not Jamaica. ua-cam.com/play/PL77OcsA0H7EgEx7fm5771RzAo5KYYKivf.html
I was informed that anyone could add info to Wikipedia. 🤦🏿♀️
@@jonathanvelez4182Dj Pete Jones had been doing it for years
Rip DMX ✊🏾
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I was stupid lost my password. I would appreciate any tricks you can offer me.
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Herc did not improvise that technique, Pete DJ Jones had been wandering from borough to borough since 1970 looping the drum breaks of his favorite records by using duplicate records on two turntable with a crossfader...Herc definitely threw the first Hip-Hop party on Sedgwick Ave. and added the element of toasting that he learned from DJs in Jamaican on his vacations visiting family...but he didn't invent the essential technique, Pete DJ Jones did, and he also didn't invent scratching (Grand Wizard Theodore did) or the block party (Grandmaster Flash did) but he did invent the Hip-Hop party itself.
I read that Muhammad Ali Spoken Word poetry and trash talk combine gave elements of Hip Hop. He is credited as to have influence the genre Hip Hop. I read it in a local entertainment magazine. I’m not saying it’s a fact.
😂😂😂 Muhammad Ali
The Watts Prophets were the first to use the word rap in their 1971 album and title composition Rappin' Black in a White World, and their hard-hitting 1969 album Black Voices: On the Streets of Watts was named one of the top 40 ground- breaking albums of all-time by Rolling Stone magazine.
People are gonna have to cut this "Herc created HipHop" nonsense out once and for all
Herc didn't create it but he was the B-Boys favorite DJ from 1973-1977
@@JUSLOFI true
Workout true history we are lost. Just accept that a jamaican started hip hop. It is what it is. And thats fact.
@@jeromegardner1843 How do you invent something that’s already being done? Y’all made Kool Herc the Christopher Columbus of Hip Hop
Have u ever listen the dancehall music before. Just as how hip hop started with a person dj on the mike after a break from the sound system. It the same concept kool herc brought to new york and start hip pop. U guys have a problem because its not an American who started it. If it was an American u would not debate it. Just dont try to change the true history for a false one. Just let it be Because it is fact
The Birth of Hiphop was CREATED EARLIER than the 70s by FBAs Music n Dance Culture before it was named the Janura
not true if that were true then africa would be the birthplace because they invented polyrhythms. thats all hip hop beats are.
Rhythm alone is not music u have to put the pieces together which they didnt we did @griddilla2374
Should have started with the Bboys since the dance is what really gave the visibility and set everything in motion, and no mention of graffiti art? hmm this should have been called the birth of rap music.
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Absolutely true, many speak on the culture but don’t know the true history, it started with the Bgirls and Bboy’s…
Yeah alot of black people try to claim hip-hop as just the music and dj part.
Forget about the taggin', graffiti, and bboy. Which had huge latino/ Puerto Rican influence.
@@tudevoidI think the difference is for black people, that is basically what hip-hop is. That's how it started and it's how it still is for them. When Puerto Ricans began to also use the genre, they added other things, but realize it's not exactly "everyone's hip hop".
Foundational black Americans founded hip hop and country/blues/rock
Excellent Video! Thank You Gratefully! ❤️
I love how short but informative this is..jeez
As a kid who's this is essential to know
I am Asian and a big fan of blacks interms of music and dance..
Have you heard of MC Jin
Hip Hop.is black culture
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@0:04 CORRECTION: a young Jamaican-born New Yorker's SISTER threw a party #CindyCampbell (shout out to HERC!) let's not erase the woman's herstory :)
What did she do in that party ?
@@iameverywhere47 she's the #MotherOfHipHop and the #1stLadyofHipHop. she organized, created, and threw the party that kicked off Hip Hop jams and she charged admission to earn back-to-school money, makin' her #HipHops1stPromoter. oh, and she hired the DJ.
@@ilovejendog “Herstory”… someone’s feeling feminist.
@@val13c59 nah, i'm feeling with my Hands + intuition ; ) lol.........but yep, it's her story
@@ilovejendog HISTORY.
Thank you so much it's so educationing also i needed information about history of hip-hop culture exactly
and will save it play it and study again and again !
The earliest origins of hip hop/rap started with Pigmeat Markham back in the '40s. Kool Herc didn't start hip hop.
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Rap is music, Hip-Hop is a subculture. Rap started in the South, Hip-Hop started in New York. Rap is sometimes called Hip-Hop because it's the music of Hip-Hop.
Both are EXCLUSIVELY Foundational Black American creations. 🇺🇸 ✊🏽 🇺🇸 ✊🏽
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No it didn't South had hillbilly Music Man acting like it came from the south I used to go down south as a kid they didn't even know what that s*** was from New York
Rhyming was a big part of black culture...there are a few videos surfaced in youtube with songs from the 30s and 40s that contain parts of pure 100% hip hop style rhyming.
I once met someone from south Africa that told me that families used to rhyme on poems over dinner or lunch.
It seems rhyming comes straight from the heart of the black man - and quite a few whites too.
I listen to music from the 1920s 1930s and 1940s and I can say with all certainty that a lot of the Blues and Jazz from that era did contain rhyming lyrics. I don't know why Luke Jordan's "Pick Poor Robin Clean" comes to mind off the bat. But people like Memphis Minnie and or even Blind Willie McTell come to mind too! And those people were African Americans. So this Jamaican and Puerto Rican thing is strange to my ears.
I was 13 years old & i lived in 138 st & saint Anns Ave the NYC housing projects in the south Bronx
1979 ❤ So i remember ❤
They left out Mr. Magic on WHBI.
Hip Hop was first on the radio, this was 1978 or 79, I was in the 8th grade.
There were records recorded before the Sugarhill Gang bit Rappers Delight from Grandmaster Caz.
The Graffiti was also a part of Hip Hip.
Like a crippled crab on crutches
Wish I learned this in school
This is false. Herc was not a founder he didn't even bring one element of hip hop
Herc couldnt even cut a record
@@juxx8889 I bet you can't.
@@kay-marie1076 hahaha
Kool Herc went on Maury Polvich show to take a lie detector test' and the test came back "YOU ARE NOT THE FATHER"
Rap is talking rythmically in time to music, hip hop is using a looped section of another piece of music to create a backing track, they are not the same thing or interchangable terms. Rap is much deeper, more diverse and started much earlier
So what about Rudy Ray Moore and Rap Dirty ? What year was these are the breaks?
Jamaican here. Disco King Mario was Throwing "jams" with B-Boys (Bronxdale Boys) dancing in the schoolyards of Bronxdale when young Herc was just a fan carrying Mario's record crates. Stop the lies.
Thankyou so much for sharing this !
Adding to my notes 🙏🏼
Busta would have you think Jamaican and Puerto Ricans created hip hop. This is not the case. The part I can't wrap my mind around is why would he lie on and disrespect the very people he made his fortune on. He didn't make it off Jamaicans or Puerto Ricans. Because if he did we'd probably wouldn't know of him. He made it off black America. The culture less people by his recollection. Busta was messing with the Bronx around the time hip hop was created and to miss that history so badly is stupid ish.
Outstanding summary. Thank you
Bro this is my favorite music genre!
🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲 much respect Jamaicans hold your head up be strong 💪 🙏 be proud 👏
yes
I don't know what for a lie . You better be worried about your country before the Chinese take it over with your lying ass
Full time now for america to give recognition to dj kool herc the founder of hip hop. Instead of doing everything to hide the real history
Dj flowers in 1965 way before Kool herc go look at some of herc old interviews history is on black Americans side not a myth Kool herc did good but this is a 100 percent black Americans created
dj herc did not start Hip hop
DJ herc the Jamaican did not start Hip Hop. Hip Hop was Already Invented by African Americans.
dj herc learned merry go round from African American DJs who had invented the MERRY go round and they were playing it.
African Americans started Hip Hop dj herc copy Hip Hop from African American DJs.
I just want to say White people, Latinos, and Caribbean playing a apart of Hip Hop BUT AFRICAN AMERICAN MADE, START, AND INVENTED HIP HOP BEFORE ANYONE ELSE.
DJ herc invented hiphop and he is jamaican.Black Americans popularised it.
Hip Hop.is black music/culture
Excelent short video!!!!
THANK YOU for this!!! I promise you this needs to be taught in schools around the world!! This is a culture like any other black ground breaking history for our community. I am truly proud to be a BLACK descendent of the HIP HIP legacy ;)
Hip hop is trash.
PIGMEAT MARKHAM. and others from 50s and 60s. They are the founders of rap.
Hell no. Rap/Hip hop should’ve came into fruition then at that time at that place. A few isolated incidents at best.
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She's correct. James brown and Muhammad Ali also played a huge role.
Excellent job, Robert. Keep up telling the black history.
Nice. I'm just starting to explore hip hop music and I appreciate the history bits.
Is there a difference between rap and hip hop?
Hip-hop is a culture.. rap is just a genre
Happy 50th birthday Hip-Hop!!
I'm 52 and remember when rap music was indeed an "underground" art form.
Peace, unity, love, and having fun!
Can we take a minute to realize we black people are the most followed in everything!!! Especially Hip Hop and how it made the other races wanna do it !!! But yet they hate us 😭👩🏾🦯😃💀💀
You are right, but i loved blacks, i am asian
This is why the hate we have for each other is so confusing to me 😞
@@kinyunjarmon8575 Black people are so great that we even cause our on race to hate the greatness.
No man !!! Me an Asian ...love y'all!! Thanks for bringing Hip hop to this world 🔥
Yall hate white people but still be using their technology and wearing their brands.
Hip hop is an American creation from those of us who are called “Black”. No Black looking immigrant had any part in the CREATION of hip hop culture. Period
American music forms: Spirituals,, Blues, Ragtime, Jazz, Country,, Gospel, Bluegrass, Folk, Rock n Roll, Doo-Wop, Soul, Funk, Disco, House and of course Rap and Hip Hop---all enjoy well documented Black American roots coupled with undeniable Black American influence---whether directly or indirectly..
Latinos -- puerto ricans particularly -- explain how you created or co-created yet another installment in the legacy of Black musical expression known as Rap and Hip Hop, yet didn't create or co-create any of the elements of the 14 or so Black American music forms that preceeded it? Or why you were nowhere to be found and absent during the creative and inventive foundation outlining the forms of Black American musical expression, brilliance and greatness throughout any of this or even prior to the 14 or so Black American music forms that are mentioned above. Yet then, all of a sudden--out of nowhere, you folks come along and falsely claim latinos and/or puerto ricans created or co-created Rap and Hip Hop 50/50 half n half (which is the evidence-free and utter nonsense being peddled by fraudsters like derrick colon, radical latino, fat joe and numerous other un-informed and envious latinos. And these of course are claims latinos never mentioned, verbalized or asserted during Rap and Hip Hop's inception during the early 1970's). Latinos/puerto rican claims of "50/50--half & half creation and co-creation just don't add up---it makes no sense and are increasingly coming under heavy scrutiny which is leading to these claims being easily debunked--as they should've been.
Moreover, the hateful and many times racist criticism directed at Black American youth by the racist white media over having created Rap and Hip Hop -- latinos -- particularly puerto ricans -- and jamaicans NEVER came forward to denounce the vicious onslaught---yet 50 years later you want to take credit for this FBA art form that you did not create....
What is the origination of Reggaeton take from Reggae
I’m gonna rebirth hiphop…idk how but imma do it before I leave this earth #222
JJ. Fad and I'm here to rap!!! No one should step out of line black americans are the creators of it all!!! Love black america our history shouldn't never be forgotten ❤️
Black and Latinos
Latinos came in later, but not in the beginning.
@@athugnamedldybug they came after they didn't influence nothing.
this leaves the whole base history out - HipHop came from the BRONX in the early 1970's - Remember DJ's like King Mario Flowers. the roots of HipHop came from the BLACK AMERICAN COMMUNITY not foreigners. this was homegrown speech about being "Close to the edge" yeah.
Jamaicans are the greatest. God bless our nation
Go back to your nation.
Cool Herc didn't create the break, that was Grand Master Flash who literally engineered it. Cool Herc was one of the fathers who brought the house parties. When would mainstream get this right?
Hip Hop CAME From Rap Music!🙏🏼😃
Lol no. Rap music comes from hip hop
@@BuildingMyFuturestepbystep Wrong, Rap came first. Hip-hop is a sub-culture that incorporated rapping as one of its elements.
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@@shotyme2825 lmao goofy rap is one of many elements of hip hop 😂
@@shotyme2825 rap is an element of hip hop. Rap is the first introduced science to hip hop.
Just to be clear. It was called RAP before hip-hop!
I think you got that mixed up there.
@@solomontillman1574 WRONG!
Your wrong!
@@MikeBBlack4Life unimportant topic
@@solomontillman1574 But you choose to tell me I'm wrong! SMDH!😶
As a Jamaican-American, I can say that I am so proud to have this connection to the birth of Hip Hop 😌✨🇯🇲
ua-cam.com/video/Wx0oU1OnHf8/v-deo.html I'll just leave this here for some evidence they might not started we thought it did
What's the connection?
No connection bro, it was Mađe and pioneered by only african americans, immigrants simply copied what was already there
Nope they keep this herc lie going to steal from ADOS/ FBA
@jayjones251 a Jamaican created hip hop goggle it
Who is here after looking at the Microphone Check Documentary? Culture 71 UA-cam channel? and Kool DJ Phase UA-cam Channel? ...All about the creation of hip hop in Bronx, NY? Mainstream media got us all messed up with false information.
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From day 1
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Here is a TRUE history lesson of the origin of hip hop.
it is very clear hip hop and rap music is African Americans culture and music created and originated by African Americans not carribeans or kool herc. he moved to america at age 12 in 1967. around the time hip hop was bubbling up. you telling me he brought hip hop culture or music with him. Herc didn't create or originate nothing in hip hop including extending break beats or the merry go round the made up name he created for it. he leaarned all of that from african americans. he just wants to be in the history books. he used to tell the truth early on. he said he used to attend disco parties and the djs were playing break beats while the people there were breakin and yes that was the term used in 1970 for break dancing. being done before herc. he wasnt the first to do anything in hip hop including his merry go round technique. disco djs at disco clubs would extend the breakdown of records for as long as 20 minutes to get the kids to get funky or break dance. That is what break dance means to dance on the breakdowns, djs would loop the break from turntable to turntable while the kids got funky on the dance floor break dancing. soul train was started in the late 60s in chicago as traveling record hops by Don Cornelius, where he traveled around to different venues putting on his dance record hops. the show went live tv in 1970 were young kids dance to the latest funk soul rnb music. the soul train line literally was the dj playing extended beats of records while the soul train dancers would do the latest dance crazes like poppin pop lockin robot breakin and hundreds more dance crazes. that was watched by millions. this was the early foundation of hip hop which included james brown who used to dance to extended breakdowns of the beat for as long as 30 minutes in his shows. Some may say pigmeat markum is not a hip hop record but it has every element and the black spades who are the real founders of every element of hip hop culture said that is who they were copying when they would battle snap (rap) to music at block parties and just on the street corners in the neighborhood. block parties, toasting, sound systems, rapping, breakin, graffiti, and every other element of hip hop was created and influenced here in america by african americans not the carrribeans. U-roy and otherJamaican Artists and toasters said they got their music culture from our music and djs so how could they originate it. in fact, ska, rocksteady, and reggae music was directly inspired by african american music and culture, many of the early pioneers of rock steady which became reggae music said they were copying and inspired by african american music, and culture. FBA originated and created hip hop period. not kool herc or carribeans. . you should know this. herc did not create the extended breakbeat. so that is out. he didnt create the merry go round he just put a name to what he was copying. african americans created most of the worlds most popular music genras and subcultures. that is a fact. so stop with the imbiguety and if you are trying to truly get to the truth then tell the truth and stop leaving it open for interpretation. african americans created hip hop rap period rap literally goes all the way back to slavery in the usa. kool herc and other carribeans here contributed and participated like the rest of the pioneers. but they didnt start nothing accept maybe grandmaster flash with some of his techinlogical inventions and theories around turntabalism. but that is not the creation of turntabalism , deejaying or hip hop but an elevation. a contribution of one element of the art form.
if Jamaicans were listening to African Americans djs (Deejays) and were inspired to copy it, they couldn't have done it first thus they didn't create it. dancehall which started in the late 70s was a speedup more rhythmic reggae inspired music form which was inspired by ska which was literally inspired by African American music and DJs. see how the ball goes around. you people at this point ( And I'm talking also to some of the people in your comments and just in general about these debates and responding to some of the statements you made in your videos), are down right disrespecting African Americans and their long and arduous creation of their culture. let me again explain it to ya. in my Jamaican accent. i love my Jamaican family but this gotta stop.
The rhythmic rhyming of vocals of African American toasting (Jive Talking) influenced the development of toasting in Jamaica and development of the dancehall style
In the late 1950s deejay toasting (In Jamaica) was developed by Count Matchuki. He conceived the idea from listening to disc jockeys on American radio stations. He would do African American jive over the music while selecting and playing R&B music. Deejays like Count Machuki working for producers would play the latest hits on traveling sound systems (African American inspired mobile Dj systems) at parties and add their toasts or vocals to the music. These toasts consisted of comedy, boastful commentaries, half-sung rhymes, rhythmic chants, squeals, screams and rhymed storytelling, which was inspired by African American minstral shows and stage shows (Of course they added their own flare making it their own style) but that's my point. Creativity comes from inspiration. They were inspired by African American Deejaying and Music Culture but they then made it their own. That's like how everything else is created
Later in the 1960s toasting deejays included U-Roy and Dennis Alcapone, the latter known for mixing gangster talk with humor in his toasting. In the early 1970s, toasting deejays included I-Roy (his nickname is in homage to U-Roy) and Dillinger, the latter known for his humorous toasting style. In the early 1970s Big Youth became popular. In the late 1970s, Trinity followed all said they were inspired by and imulating African American music and culture with their own flair.
This all comes back around full circle to African American Culture and music. Not saying we crated everything but out of shear necessity we created our own cultures and music as well as many other American Traditions. sometimes we get credit for it but in the broader scheme of things it is hidden from American society and thus hidden from the world as a form of oppression. This goes on a lot. We don't get the credit for our contributions to the world. and really it's by design. These historians know the truth about it but African Americans are discredited in place of other people.
This has to stop. Go read a book on the inventions and innovations that African Americans have contributed to the world and you will literally be shocked beyond belief.
how can you be the root of hip hop music when hip hop music is literally African American music. disco, r&b ,funk ,jazz, and anything else you wanna mix in there that we created. Herc already said it was alread bubbling up and he was inspired by other djs and what he was hearing and seeing. if he wasnt the first to juggle break beats didnt create the music that was inspiring it. He wasnt the first throwing parties in the park. wasnt the first throwing house partys. how could he have invented it. This is a stupid argument. he came over here and seen African Americans are lit. and got inspired like everyone else in the world. hes not the creator. one of the early pioneers yes. creator no.
Herc literally does not even know how to dj. Look at what he is doing in his video explaining the merry go round technique which is just beat juggling and looping or extending the beat. It literally does not match up to how cross fading works. He is a huge fraud and liar. That is why you see no videos of him djing anywhere. And your telling me this guy created extended break beat juggling and looping and hip hop. This is blasphemy in its highest form. And literally the text book definition of cultural appropriation. And it is being blindly spread around the world stealing the real credit from the African American puoneers and creators.
Bro I ain’t reading that
@@tbphillips9649 Who told you to read it' If you want the knowledge you read it' if you don't, oh well
No Kool Herc, no hip hop. It is what it is so just deal with it.
Youngsters must watch this
I’m watching this at 14
I’m 34 and I’m watching it. I once told a older white man about black hip hop and black culture and how it was formed by our suppression and hard times turned into something fun and good he wanted to argue with me and told me it was formed by jazz music. I’m like I’m black I think I would know about my culture. That’s like me trying to tell a asian guy about Asian culture when I was never exposed to it
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Harry Mack is bringing hip Hop Magic to us like we had on the past
@@kymanibrown8039 No, that is the offspring of Hip Hop.
One man created hip hop NO hip hop evolution happened over time.
Such a dope genre.
It wasnt Dj Kool Herc, it was somebody born in USA a black one
African Americans we have to pay to get our story how African Americans Invented Hip Hop.
Anybody can put information in Wikipedia, and Google. We have to pay to input our story about how African Americans Invented Hip Hop but we have to pay to have our story on television, radio, books, Wikipedia, and Google.
it's not only black American created. Black Americans wasn't the only ones on the streets of NY back in those days. Puerto Ricans was all over the streets side by side (watch the get down) It's a street creation by street gangs already living the culture. At a very dark time, the streets brought their ideas and music together to create hip hop. Cool herc and Africa bombataa was present when this sound was first presented and brought it to the radio giving the genre a name. They did not create it, they named it. The streets created hip hop, the ghettos. The rich now dominates it and blocks out the true facts in order to take away the free power hip hop gave us. They advertise it's a "black culture" in order to separate the ones that truly created the culture in unity.... Black Americans, Puerto Ricans and Caribbean people on the streets of NY, all those on the streets back then.
Nah Puerto Ricans use to call it jungle music they wasn't messing with hip-hop at the start and hip-hop is just an evolution of older black american music
@@jayjones251 that's not true at all, none of that. Puerto Ricans was out in that "jungle". No BS, Puerto Ricans was mixing different genres (not just black music) of music on turn tables as Djs just like we did with salsa. It wasn't only black people, it was the streets that created hip hop. Black most definitely was not the only ones on the streets and in gangs. Puerto Ricans was always most definitely about that life. True story, I'm from the BX.
@@JoseBXNY I'm not saying anyone wasn't about that life. So would you say there wouldn't be hip hop without Puerto Ricans remember black folks where rapping in the south it just wasn't a called anything. Look man I get it growing up on hip hop especially it coming from your city it's apart of you but black american music don't have any foreign elements to it. That's just what it
@@jayjones251 exactly, without Puerto Ricans there will be no hip hop. Black folks in the south was rapping in different genres (rap is a form of poetry, I can call verses in several genres rap verses but rap alone don't make hip hop) not hip hop and not the way we did it. Hip hop isn't black American music though. It wasn't only black American minds that put the culture together. Jamaicans was apart of it as well, Puerto Ricans was just as much apart of it as black Americans. We was side by side in those times in those streets where hip hop was born. In fact, the ghetto brothers with turn tables put different sounds together and presented the music and idea for the first time. From there, the djs on the streets started doing it, Graffiti got popular and added to the culture (Puerto Ricans was known for Graffiti) breaking got popular and added to the cultures (Puerto Ricans was well known for that too) dj cool herc and Africa bombataa took it to the studios/radios and gave it a name. All together we created hip hop. Puerto Ricans was not standing on the side lines watching this happen while doing nothing. Even if you watch the get down (made by Nas) the crowds and characters was either Puerto Rican, Caribbean, or black Americans. That says it all right there. Even Busta Rhymes was in Puerto Rico paying homage saying people forget and need to remember that together Puerto Ricans and blacks created hip hop and fathered it to what it is today. It's not that I grew up on it and it's apart of me. I was born in the same place as hip hop was and was schooled by the same people who did made the culture. Even black Americans out here would tell you without Puerto Ricans hip hop wouldn't be alive. It takes a unity to create something that big. Maybe it would've just been rap lol nah but for real for real. I'm not just telling you this for fun, I'm dead azz. Im telling you this as someone that grew up on the history, I was born hip hop and I am hip hop. It means more than just music. Outsiders got the facts wrong because throughout the years Puerto Ricans involvement went un recognized. Now that it's world wide and mostly black Americans are in it (how many black Americans are on the planet compared to Puerto Ricans) people think it's a black culture. That's changing though, the truth is coming out. I'm telling you right now as a matter of fact
@@JoseBXNY I disagree with that 💯. The world don't see it that way. Why wasn't you guys making this claim back in the 80s and 90s and some of 2000s why now I'm curious
this is not the origin of hip hop.
HIP HOP IS MY GENRE TOO. ALL MY LIFE.
IM FROM PHILIPPINES.
Thank you
DJ Kool Herc would be both proud and horrified of what hip hop is today
Lol he'd be confused
he's alive 😂 wtf
bro he prolly proud of what it became, tf lol
Who cares, without him hip-hop still would of been created
He wasn't the first rapper in New York Jimmy Cassidy from Queens this guy came in the 1980s I'm talkin about 69 70 go listen to this guy's music Bertha butt Boogie it just began King Kong by Jimmy Castor you will change your mind they didn't give this man no credit talking about the Bronx had nothing to do with it
When the slave ships left África most of them headed for Jamaica because of the British strong hold on Jamaica .Jamaica was a ship point base on it location in the carrribean so Jamaica was used as a distribution centre for the carrribean and North America, central American and South America.....The point I am making is we are all African people and de should not try to seperate ourself from each other ...We should make ourself an international community because out of one came all ........Out of one music came all music .............
No they was drop of at different spots. They drop off the weaker slaves to the Caribbean islands & brought all the other slaves to the Americas. Do your research. Simply base on number you could obviously see there were Blacks in America’s with the native before slavery as well.
So if the stronger slaves were dropped off in America, why didn't they revolt and fight and gain their freedom like what happened in Haiti or Jamaica? You people are crazy
This video is a flat out lie about Hip Hop being created in the Bronx. Hip Hop was inspired by the DJ's from WWRL 1600 AM Radio during the 60's here in New York City. In Brooklyn and Queens dj's were rapping over well before 1973 and nothing wasn't happening in the Bronx period!!!!! I'm 66 and ran throughout the streets of NYC and the Bronx was silent. I may be a nobody to those that are reading this but Skip and these other fake bougie people weren't part of that scene to tell its story. Let be real about spoken words over music isn't new. Pigmeat Markham should get credit for the first solid beats to Hip Hop with "HERE COME THE JUDGE" back in 1968.
That's freeeeeeeeking interesting ❤
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In the 70s puerto ricans and Cubans were rhyming nasty lyrics in salsa freestyles 🇵🇷🇨🇺 defending Africa and its people we been doing this for years. that video there was the beginning for ya in New York new York ricans and African Americans . Stop being disrespectful we love ya to but damn show some love .
These are facts! Everybody who going hard saying AA only ones that started hip hop are bunch of Johnny come latelies and majority from other states and not even from NYC. It’s very disrespectful! Rap/Hip hop culture was hated for decades on the east coast where it started. Now that it’s global everybody wants to lay claim.
Puerto Rican and Cubans ain't no race.Just a bunch of mixed people
Puerto ricans came in after blacks had already started rhyming break dancing and graffiti. Puerto ricans had nothing to do with the creation of hip-hop. Lol they came in later when they seen it was cool 😂
It's ok, just like how Jamaicans try to lay claims to creating a whole subculture known as Hiphop, the same can be said about their music. Ska music from which Rocksteady and Reggae essentially came from is a direct product of American Rhythm & Blues and Jazz music. In fact all of the pioneers of Reggae and Ska were influenced by African American musicians such as Sam Cooke and the Drifters, Curtis Mayfield (whom in fact cowrote One Love), Fats Domino, Roscoe Gordon, Otis Redding, James Brown, Ray Charles etc.
The truth is we all influenced eachother to some degree or another. Even the honorable Marcus Mosiah Garvey was greatly influenced by Booker T Washington.
Thank black folks in NY for Hip hop n NO CNN IS NOT HIP HOP WELL NOW ITS CAUSE MFS NOWADAYSLIE ABOUT WHAT THE DID ON MUSIC
How can you disrespect this with a 3 minute video?
The first hip-hop was Subterranean Homesick Blues by Bob Dylan!
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Herc started in the West Bronx! So Hip Hop started in the WEST Bronx.
Herc, Bam, Flash and KRS are frauds.
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He didn't start anything. He copied a culture that was already there
Hip-hop is a black American creation nothing more nothing less this video have the wrong information👎🏾
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Hip hop it's a way to reflect/move a message across to the audience like a cnn
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