Rubble Kings: The Real Story Behind The Most Famous Scenes In ‘The Warriors’
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
- Glimpse into Shan Nicholson’s documentary Rubble Kings, and in this clip, those who were there recall both the events leading up to the peace treaty and the flowering of culture that followed thanks to the Ghetto Brothers, DJ Kool Herc, Afrika Bambaataa and others with feet planted in both the gang world and the world of music.
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The thing I find mind boggling is that if the gangs had never called truce, the birth of Hip Hop would have never risen. That has to be considered a historical significance that influenced so many current artists. I was born in NYC, in the late 70's, but grew up in the aftermath of the 80's.
Aneudi Diaz this "truce" had nothing to do with the rise of hip-hop. This truce in fact didn't do shit except call off war with the Seven Immortals, a major gang at the time.
okay, but like they said here. after the truce ,other gangs were able to party in other neighborhoods , which led to more DJs, Emcees and creativity.
Alot of Asians born in the late 1980s and afterwards are university and college types and it's 'funny' to me ( I'm from San Francisco and I know the Bronx is the birthplace of Hip Hop ) to hear them talk about how they love breaking and that between other college peers they have their academics as a shared goal but Hip Hop has nothing to do with the colleges and universities it came directly from Afto-American Blacks and Puerto Ricans in US ghettos of New York City.
@@clips4313 That is not true, I was at the meeting as a member of the Royal Javelins, and let me just say this... In 1971 there were only 9 gang-related murders, the following year in 1972 there were 54 gang-related murders and you couldn't go into other enemy territories as this documentary says, that is complete Bullshit! There were gangs wouldn't even make peace, you've all been lied to! The gangs that made peace that day were, The Ghetto Brothers, the Black Spades, the 7 Immortals, and the Mongols. You guys have the entire story twisted, and following a false narrative told by people who exploited our story to make this documentary! You want a true story, read my book, I have tons of pictures in there that authenticate my accounts. Peace and blessings! www.amazon.com/Dancing-Gangsters-South-Bronx-Hustle/dp/0692670017
@@LigaFantasma how you figure that. When you had rival gangs couldn't go nowhere. Once the truce happen it open up for everyone to travel different section
Well, the Warriors' meeting was based on a conclave that happened in the book the Warriors by Sol Yurik which was published 14 years(1965) before the movie was released in which the gangs of New York met at a point summoned by the biggest gang of the city(a gang called Delancey Thrones in the book) in order to unite against the Man(Society) in the Bronx and the leader of this gang ends up death when the police shows up which was also based on Anabasis. So, we couldn't say that the scene of the warriors' meeting was based on this, it was actually based on the book. But I can see the similarities between the book and this meeting. I would say it was a coincidence and the producers of the movie took advantage of that in order to make the movie a commercial success.
Remember the wanderers?? IMO it was better than the warriors.
Great video. I have always loved The Warriors!
The Warriors is a great movie and this is a great video. Definitely seeing the doc.
The Warriors is such a great movie. I had no idea it was based on historical events.
SyKoolFy it's not. It's an adaptation from a novel from 1965 written by Sol Yurick. The How Avenue meeting averted a gang war against the Seven Immortals and their allies - Nomads,
Mongols - that's it. It wasn't the start of Hip Hop, it wasn't the end of gang violence in the Bronx and it wasn't the inspiration for the Warriors.
One of the greatest scenes from the cult classic "The Warriors" is based on these real events that led to early days of Hip Hop. Who knew?
UPROXX the Warriors is not based on the Hoe Avenue gang meeting! I can't believe people are pushing that bullshit narrative. This meeting didn't do shit except avoid a war between the GBs, Skulls, Turbans and Roman Kings against the Seven Immortals, Mongols and Savage Nomads. That's it!
The Ghetto Brothers Band were VERY TALENTED!!
Hip Hop history! Rubble Kings is a great watch.
OMG DSR I REMEMBER HIM FROM 80 BLOCKS FROM TIFFANYS!
And then "they" introduced crack and realised they could poison the music smh
How I wish I could of attended just 1 block party 😭
Rubble kings is a masterpiece....everyone needs to watch it period
Good call by the ghetto brothers & a special thanks to the unmentioned #discokingmario for starting hip hop in Bronx Dale projects on soundview Ave.....😂🤦🏾♂️🧐🙊🙈🙉🤫
Who are the leaders like them these days
Just like England with football hooligans my dad was one but calmed down when I got older shame I’d of loved to scrap but that’s life theirs been fighting since caveman times that’s what you call wanting domination power greed etc nothing will never change will just be more quiet or hidden
I've never understood the hooligan mentality
It's not even about the sport at that point, it's just the excuse to have some sort "my teams better than yours" mentality
But also it's a bit of enviousness. We can't get away with shit in this era, let alone a proper brawl.
2024 they PRs Had nothing to do with hip hop😮
S.I.P Jose 'Playboy' Colon ⚒️ The Ghetto Brothers 🙏🇵🇷
I grew up during this era; South Side Williamsburg (aka Willie B aka Los Sures). This is our history and Im thankful for this documentary that showed the bridge between gang culture and the art form of Hip-Hop.
Great documentary about los sueros a few years ago at the Tribeca film festival...the neighborhood has changed drastically!
Cyrus was Black Benji, 100%. The Riffs were the Ghetto Brothers.
I watched a documentary about the gangs those days and a veteran black spades member said bambataa was never an official member he never rocked a vest
Which docu?
Bambaataa came on the scean in 1975. He formed the Zulu nation after the gangs were broken up and became crews.
love this documentary ! i can remember when it came out...couldn't wait to watch it !
Its just so Iconic !
So Dsr and Hollywood, from 80 blocks from Tiffany, are Alive, wonder about the others.
This the best Goddamn Documentary ever made Carajo!! 💯💪🏽🇵🇷💪🏽💯 #GenX
How can i get this full Documentary ?
is that dr houseon 1.02??
Hoe avenue 😂
NY niggaz use to copy Cali MC gangs now they copy Cali B's and C's.
New york niggas always copying shit n style from other city