Just rewatched the H.E.A.L. video for the first time since the 90s. Definitely laughed out loud at the way Kenny bounces in at the end. The other thing that stood out was Jam Master Jay rapping. I'd completely forgotten about that.
Kenny, due to my schedule I’m unable to catch your show live but I have listened to at least your last 20 episodes and very familiar with the topics discussed. I am close to 60 from Massachusetts originally and fell in love with hip hop since day one which was 1979 with Rappers Delight. However I’m close to New Bedford Mass where some people was originally from the Bronx and I got access to not only the dopest music first but also the history. It kills me that there is so much controversy about the beginning of hip hop. It’s not ancient history and the folks who created it are still alive. The point that you actually keep bringing up which is 100% true is that Lord Jamar is missing the creators of Graffiti and Breaking in which there were Latinos that should get credit like Crazy Leggs and Raymond from the movie Wild Style. But finally I want to share with you the best story of the birth and foundation of Hip Hop I’ve seen or heard is on Netflix called, Hip Hop Evolution. It has 4 parts but the interviews are straight from the people who were there: Kool Herc, Africa Bambatta, Grand Master Flash, Kurtis Blow, Grandmaster Theodore, Grandmaster DXT, DJ Red Alert, Melle Mel, Coke La Rock, Disco Wiz, Grandmaster Caz, Fab 5 Freddy, DJ Jazzy Jay, DJ Hollywood, Kool Moe D and Russell Simmons. It’s a dope documentary that I don’t think anyone could dispute considering who was involved. Peace, I love your shows, keep them coming and I shall begin reading your book this week!
🔥Definitely try to get T LA Rock up there with you! He was the original Def Jam king and I remember his single being on the same label as Dimples Dee, with the cocktail glass on it.( of course his style lended to LL’s.)
34:04-35:09 Kenny Parker you almost had it. It was TLa Rock “It’s Yours” DJ Jazzy Jay Outro Boom, ba-bap, ba-boom, bap Boom, ba-bap, ba-boom, bap Boom, ba-bap, ba-boom, bap Boom, ba-bap, ba-boom, bap Boom, ba-bap, ba-boom, bap Boom, ba-bap, ba-boom, bap Boom, ba-bap, ba-boom, bap Boom, ba-bap, ba-boom, bap Boom, ba-bap, ba-boom, bap Boom, ba-bap, ba-boom, bap Boom, ba-bap, bap, bap, ba-boom, bap, bap, bap. I don’t know why you didn’t remember and say Q-Tip but yes Krs1 came with the Return of The Boom Bap.
11:59 UA-cam confuses me with the rules. I watch reactions of some of my fav sometimes abstract songs, movies, or shows. Don’t remember how it started but somehow it became a thing. Anyway why do they get to react to those different forms of media and stuff like this gets copyright hits? My man from the Diggin in the Greats channel had the same problems with the copyright police. Why do reactors get to play media but channels like this can’t? Mad confusing if you ask me.
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Kenny is like any little brother..take up for big bro...❤❤❤❤
THE TERM BOOM BAP CAME FROM TLA ROCK IT'S YOURS !!!
Listen to this show every week at work. This is a dope show Kenny.
Thank you for listening.
Always an incredible show. Big up Kenny Parker every go round great substance. #BDPforlife
Thanks! #BDP4LIFE
Just rewatched the H.E.A.L. video for the first time since the 90s. Definitely laughed out loud at the way Kenny bounces in at the end. The other thing that stood out was Jam Master Jay rapping. I'd completely forgotten about that.
Missed You on Tuesday night,,,Listening as I'm heading towards Knoxville, Tennessee
I've just pre ordered the Sex and Violence Reissue even tho i have the original one.
1:17:00 good points made kenny 👍
Thanks!
Kenny, due to my schedule I’m unable to catch your show live but I have listened to at least your last 20 episodes and very familiar with the topics discussed. I am close to 60 from Massachusetts originally and fell in love with hip hop since day one which was 1979 with Rappers Delight. However I’m close to New Bedford Mass where some people was originally from the Bronx and I got access to not only the dopest music first but also the history. It kills me that there is so much controversy about the beginning of hip hop. It’s not ancient history and the folks who created it are still alive. The point that you actually keep bringing up which is 100% true is that Lord Jamar is missing the creators of Graffiti and Breaking in which there were Latinos that should get credit like Crazy Leggs and Raymond from the movie Wild Style. But finally I want to share with you the best story of the birth and foundation of Hip Hop I’ve seen or heard is on Netflix called, Hip Hop Evolution. It has 4 parts but the interviews are straight from the people who were there:
Kool Herc, Africa Bambatta, Grand Master Flash, Kurtis Blow, Grandmaster Theodore, Grandmaster DXT, DJ Red Alert, Melle Mel, Coke La Rock, Disco Wiz, Grandmaster Caz, Fab 5 Freddy, DJ Jazzy Jay, DJ Hollywood, Kool Moe D and Russell Simmons.
It’s a dope documentary that I don’t think anyone could dispute considering who was involved.
Peace, I love your shows, keep them coming and I shall begin reading your book this week!
Thank you so much for supporting the channel and purchasing the book. Much appreciated.
@@djkennyparker Nuff respect and my all time favorite group is Tribe along with the whole Native Tongue! Good to have that in common!
🔥Definitely try to get T LA Rock up there with you! He was the original Def Jam king and I remember his single being on the same label as Dimples Dee, with the cocktail glass on it.( of course his style lended to LL’s.)
imteresting that rick rubin produced that song
Great story about the H.E.A.L. video. Still got my H.E.A.L. cassette tape
Thanks!
I remember HEAL video 😂KP pushed Jam Master Jay rip
LOL!!!!
34:04-35:09 Kenny Parker you almost had it. It was TLa Rock “It’s Yours” DJ Jazzy Jay Outro
Boom, ba-bap, ba-boom, bap
Boom, ba-bap, ba-boom, bap
Boom, ba-bap, ba-boom, bap
Boom, ba-bap, ba-boom, bap
Boom, ba-bap, ba-boom, bap
Boom, ba-bap, ba-boom, bap
Boom, ba-bap, ba-boom, bap
Boom, ba-bap, ba-boom, bap
Boom, ba-bap, ba-boom, bap
Boom, ba-bap, ba-boom, bap
Boom, ba-bap, bap, bap, ba-boom, bap, bap, bap. I don’t know why you didn’t remember and say Q-Tip but yes Krs1 came with the Return of The Boom Bap.
1:20:56 Sex & Violence was BDP’s Buhloone Mindstate. If you get that analogy do you agree? Btw I love both albums.
I agree
Talk about Scott's son and the drama he's pushing.
KRS TOP 3 AND STILL IN MY ROTATION. BUT HE DIDN'T EXPECT THAT DISCUSSION. oh yea the first L was corny NELLY. RESPECT THOUGH
I think T-La Rock said “Boom Bap” first on It’s Yours
Yep
@@djkennyparker Bro ! I just watched your brother in Venice CA! I’m ready for tonight! ua-cam.com/video/PVchZ36Jp4E/v-deo.htmlsi=n-7nybLa_JfE0ZhT
? Do KRS One own all his masters. He should remaster criminal mind if he do own that master
11:59 UA-cam confuses me with the rules. I watch reactions of some of my fav sometimes abstract songs, movies, or shows. Don’t remember how it started but somehow it became a thing. Anyway why do they get to react to those different forms of media and stuff like this gets copyright hits? My man from the Diggin in the Greats channel had the same problems with the copyright police. Why do reactors get to play media but channels like this can’t? Mad confusing if you ask me.
Hope u addressed the Lord Jamar situation
Krs-one is my favorite rapper but he really needed to accept that challenge. His take on the original creators of hip hop is off
do you know whut the word "need" actually means? don't think you do....