the technique was not created by Kool Herc. Please do better research before you put out misinformation. Pete DJ Jones and Grandmaster Flowers were extending breakbeats with two turntables before Herc
He told a story once about coming to have a listen to what you were doing with the cueing system. Do you remember where that was? It could have been anywhere. Sometimes he says he was influenced by me. But they’re trying to say that I played a different type of music, that I didn’t play his type of music, I played disco music. This is where the controversy comes in. Disco music is hip-hop music! Hip-hop music is nothing but R&B.
@@dj_adam_g_uk Says a dude in the UK 😂. You have know idea what you are talking about. Flowers and Pete DJ Jones were spinning 2 copies of the same record to extend breaks as early as 1970. Herc didn't start until 1973. When Pete and Flowers were the biggest DJs in NYC no one had even heard of Herc. You have know idea what disco is. Worry about garage or whatever yall listen to over there
@@kas3583 lol i just showed you what he said about his genre, he was playing disco, so hip hop started in gay disco clubs then? And no, i dont listen t9 garage, we made jungle in the 90s from breakbeats and took it to the next level over you Americans 😂 our music is still going strong 30 years later and were still using breakbeats, hip hop is non existence now, just some fruity rappers wearing make up and mumbling...
Created alot nore than hi0 hop by doong that, that led to a whole switch in music and djing and gsve birth to a genres in uk (jungle/dnb) thats still going strong 30 years later! If you're talking about hip hop as a culture, then yh, i get you but this technique inspired the rap genre as a music alot more than any other factor...
THAT'S LITERALLY WHAT HIP HOP PRODUCERS DO NOW !! listen to the "Bound 2" or "Take Over" beat by Kanye.. It's called sampling (which he created) and break-beats are 1st gen hip-hop beats. This musical innovation along with his parties caused a domino effect.. the moment he made break-beats, "break-dancing" came synonymously.. and the fact the beats had no vocals provided a demand for Emcees to rap over them. He also had graffiti artist come to his parties so he LITERALLY orchestrated the symphony of hip-hop culture.. He might have not grew the lemons or the sugar can from which the sugar came from but he sure as hell made lemonade with it.. Which is what hip hop is - it's lemonade (a combination of different ingredients, not separated elements like FBA's and Tariq try to make it seem).
So DJ Kool Herc started the Breakbeat, or was it way before 1970's? ... looking to the who and when Breakbeat actually started, it does says taken from Jazz, Drum samples!
The breakbeat has been there the whole time in songs when the drummer tends to play solo. And until 70s DJ Kool Herc invented the technique 'Juggling' to extend this 'breakbeat' part using 2 same records
good video essay! I enjoy learning about things like this, and this delivered. there's a video on the amen break that is good around here on UA-cam also
+DJFinnTV Why cause I pointed out the truth? The rest of the video uses examples of break beats except that. 9 outta 10. But you're still mad. Haha poor baby.
sneakydisco bruh STFU! I only brought him up because some people say they helped put rap on the map. That’s why I said it was a LIE you dumbass! Learn to read.
Being a Native New Yorker (not the Bronx) hip hop is not only a music genre, but it's a cultural expression that includes dance styles, dress styles, even the language. According to Michaelwaynetv on UA-cam, the music was already here and DJ's were playing the records that Herc spun. Of course he gets credit for bringing out obscure records that other DJ's couldn't find. Kool Herc's greatest contribution was picking exotic break sessions of records that people didnt hear on mainstream radio or in the clubs. DJ KOOL Herc was definitely an innovator of the genre. The point is that THERE WERE OTHER DJ'S who were main contributors to this music style also(ex: DJ Kool D, Disco King Mario, DJ Breakout). Herc did not invent hip hop. Like the other Bronx DJ's, he catered to the B-boys and the B-girls. They were the early precursors to the modern break dancers.
hip hop has many factors. how is one "Chosen factor" considered the start? A lot of the props Herc gets , he's never even acknowledged. Not saying he didnt contribute, but it seems like a lot of the influence , of hip hop music, is intentionally left out at times.
I will say this you need to tred very carfully saying things like Kool Herc invented Hip Hop. If you take a really deep dive into the subject you would know this is not the case. Unfortunatly HipHop like ALL MODERN MUSIC GENRES are a product of the military industrial complex. Studied music history all my life and its a hard pill to swallow but its the truth.
@MrBrenman definitely true but still crazy that they were able to track it down to that dude but i def get what youre saying. Hip hop was developed and created by many people as a subculture its hard to pinpoint
I love and respect The Winstons - Amen Brother as much as anyone else but its just one side to the story. Don't forget it wasnt sampled till quite a bit after some of the grooves pointed out in this short but very well made Video on the subject. James Browns Funky Drummer and Incredible Bongo Bands Apache are some of the roots of juggling and sampling breakbeats, if this never because a thing guess what??? nobody would have sampled Amen Brother.
no @D.T. this is owed to ua-cam.com/video/5SaFTm2bcac/v-deo.html. I am so hopeless nowadays because of people running around in their bubbles not knowing anything
Don't forget the Amen Break from one of the most sampled tracks in the history of music, "Amen Brother"
It annoys me when someone says that something that is known for the most of something is called "one of the most".
'Amen, Brother' *IS* the most sampled track, not just *one of them.*
@@TheHippyHoppyHippo indeed, that is where it all began. it pains me when young children talk ignorance and feel proud about it at the same time.
bruv im LITERALLY AN MC because of this one bit of music. big up jungle and drum n bass!
@@TheHippyHoppyHippono one cares nerd
This was very informative thank you and great work
no mention of drum and bass , jungle or hardcore rave there's more to life than old skool hiphop when it comes to breaks
He only mentioned the influence it had in the states, England was a whole different world...
Ray Grooves He indeed should have mentioned Hardcore; I guess he didn’t know the score.
No mention of reggaeton or death metal, this is outrageous.
actually he did not mention anything, he regurgitated what nate harris had to say in the original video
@@soundboy89 yes but they didn't use breaks
Gee you'd almost think Amen brother never happened???
the technique was not created by Kool Herc. Please do better research before you put out misinformation. Pete DJ Jones and Grandmaster Flowers were extending breakbeats with two turntables before Herc
Thats not true, they played disco at that time and i swear ive read interview where flowers said he heard herc do that first...
He told a story once about coming to have a listen to what you were doing with the cueing system. Do you remember where that was?
It could have been anywhere. Sometimes he says he was influenced by me. But they’re trying to say that I played a different type of music, that I didn’t play his type of music, I played disco music. This is where the controversy comes in. Disco music is hip-hop music! Hip-hop music is nothing but R&B.
@@dj_adam_g_uk Says a dude in the UK 😂. You have know idea what you are talking about. Flowers and Pete DJ Jones were spinning 2 copies of the same record to extend breaks as early as 1970. Herc didn't start until 1973. When Pete and Flowers were the biggest DJs in NYC no one had even heard of Herc. You have know idea what disco is. Worry about garage or whatever yall listen to over there
@@kas3583 lol i just showed you what he said about his genre, he was playing disco, so hip hop started in gay disco clubs then? And no, i dont listen t9 garage, we made jungle in the 90s from breakbeats and took it to the next level over you Americans 😂 our music is still going strong 30 years later and were still using breakbeats, hip hop is non existence now, just some fruity rappers wearing make up and mumbling...
@@dj_adam_g_uk ua-cam.com/video/ZU7HjebW1Ps/v-deo.html
A very short video with description in simple words!
Thank you))
Hiphop is James brown music
james brown popularized it which had been in earlier jazz
Extending a style that was already created, or simply looping it, doesn't earn you the title of "creator of hip hop" come on now. Too many factors
Created alot nore than hi0 hop by doong that, that led to a whole switch in music and djing and gsve birth to a genres in uk (jungle/dnb) thats still going strong 30 years later! If you're talking about hip hop as a culture, then yh, i get you but this technique inspired the rap genre as a music alot more than any other factor...
THAT'S LITERALLY WHAT HIP HOP PRODUCERS DO NOW !! listen to the "Bound 2" or "Take Over" beat by Kanye.. It's called sampling (which he created) and break-beats are 1st gen hip-hop beats.
This musical innovation along with his parties caused a domino effect.. the moment he made break-beats, "break-dancing" came synonymously.. and the fact the beats had no vocals provided a demand for Emcees to rap over them. He also had graffiti artist come to his parties so he LITERALLY orchestrated the symphony of hip-hop culture.. He might have not grew the lemons or the sugar can from which the sugar came from but he sure as hell made lemonade with it.. Which is what hip hop is - it's lemonade (a combination of different ingredients, not separated elements like FBA's and Tariq try to make it seem).
You can tell when someone doesn't know what the hell they are talking about about and you sir are one of them
2:40 i was waiting for sublime's scarlet begonias to start playing lmao
This was informative, thank you! Well made too.
ok sure informative yes, but not referring to the source matirial
So DJ Kool Herc started the Breakbeat, or was it way before 1970's? ... looking to the who and when Breakbeat actually started, it does says taken from Jazz, Drum samples!
The breakbeat has been there the whole time in songs when the drummer tends to play solo. And until 70s DJ Kool Herc invented the technique 'Juggling' to extend this 'breakbeat' part using 2 same records
good video essay! I enjoy learning about things like this, and this delivered. there's a video on the amen break that is good around here on UA-cam also
thanks man
why good? it is a clear ripoff
Pete DJ Jones did breakbeats BEFORE DJ Kool Herc.
FACTS and so did Grandmaster Flowers
Thank you!!!
What was the tribal like break grandmaster flash was beat juggling at 3:28?
This is a mans world is not an example of a breakbeat.
B-boy StuntZ What's your point?
DJFinnTV That's what was playing in the video. If this is history of the breakbeat, I would expect examples of it.
B-boy StuntZ you're an idiot
+DJFinnTV Why cause I pointed out the truth? The rest of the video uses examples of break beats except that. 9 outta 10. But you're still mad. Haha poor baby.
@@DJFinnTV he's right.
Kool Herc did not beat juggle, at least not with rhythm. Flash invested beat juggling, which is used as loops today.
Flash openly said he took what herc done and improved it...
Sweet video man!
how about we give the original creator of the source material some credits as we go along?
Great work!
sure by someone else
Dj Kool Herc "the inventor of Hip-Hop" that is the narrator's opinion. And so off it's worth pointing out - calm down bloke!
Pauly F. Who created it then? You better not say beastie boys cuz that’s a COMPLETE lie!
sneakydisco bruh STFU! I only brought him up because some people say they helped put rap on the map. That’s why I said it was a LIE you dumbass! Learn to read.
Being a Native New Yorker (not the Bronx) hip hop is not only a music genre, but it's a cultural expression that includes dance styles, dress styles, even the language. According to Michaelwaynetv on UA-cam, the music was already here and DJ's were playing the records that Herc spun. Of course he gets credit for bringing out obscure records that other DJ's couldn't find. Kool Herc's greatest contribution was picking exotic break sessions of records that people didnt hear on mainstream radio or in the clubs. DJ KOOL Herc was definitely an innovator of the genre. The point is that THERE WERE OTHER DJ'S who were main contributors to this music style also(ex: DJ Kool D, Disco King Mario, DJ Breakout). Herc did not invent hip hop. Like the other Bronx DJ's, he catered to the B-boys and the B-girls. They were the early precursors to the modern break dancers.
@@seanwright8786 FACTS Pete DJ Jones and Grandmaster Flowers as well
I looked this up because of The Yanderes Puppet Show
hip hop has many factors. how is one "Chosen factor" considered the start? A lot of the props Herc gets , he's never even acknowledged. Not saying he didnt contribute, but it seems like a lot of the influence , of hip hop music, is intentionally left out at times.
Dj mario and Flowers started this style
I will say this you need to tred very carfully saying things like Kool Herc invented Hip Hop. If you take a really deep dive into the subject you would know this is not the case. Unfortunatly HipHop like ALL MODERN MUSIC GENRES are a product of the military industrial complex. Studied music history all my life and its a hard pill to swallow but its the truth.
great video. cant believe there's a face for the creator of hip hop
@MrBrenman definitely true but still crazy that they were able to track it down to that dude but i def get what youre saying. Hip hop was developed and created by many people as a subculture its hard to pinpoint
I am not sure how old you guys are but someday you will be our leaders. shape up and do your fucking homework
this aint right! like some of us already mentioned. what about amen break?
I am gonna call it. this vid is a rip off of ua-cam.com/video/5SaFTm2bcac/v-deo.html
This is damn nice.
what is damned nice? i.e define 'this' please
I'm doing a presentation of Breakbeat
then do not use this as a basis
I love and respect The Winstons - Amen Brother as much as anyone else but its just one side to the story. Don't forget it wasnt sampled till quite a bit after some of the grooves pointed out in this short but very well made Video on the subject. James Browns Funky Drummer and Incredible Bongo Bands Apache are some of the roots of juggling and sampling breakbeats, if this never because a thing guess what??? nobody would have sampled Amen Brother.
THEY ALL OWE James Brown!!!!
no @D.T. this is owed to ua-cam.com/video/5SaFTm2bcac/v-deo.html. I am so hopeless nowadays because of people running around in their bubbles not knowing anything
It’s documented that Herc did not create this. This info is all wrong. Smh
this is bullshit... dj mario was the first to do this...
Can you please show us more information? if not then might tik tok be something more for you than a mature platform like youtube?
Obviously we need more on Mario