How New Orleans' "Second Line" influenced New Orleans hip hop | Hip Hop Evolution

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[@CertifiedKyl504]

Black New Orléanian secondlining is of our Black New Orléanian culture here in Black New Orléans not New Orléans but of Black New Orléans, get it right!❤🔱🖤

[@nola3058]

EXACTLY! this isn't that French quarter co-opting so-called second line you see on videos, BLACK people in the BLACK neighborhoods of New Orleans started and practice the REAL and ORIGINAL secondlines, ya heard me!? ⚜️

[@SAPHYTYRA]

African African African......thats all I hear him saying but this is AMERICAN, Itza Mayan culture; West Indian culture. This culture is not African and neither are we chile.

[@DaOracle-e6c]

That is not Mayan or Indian culture