THE FIRST RAP HIP HOP SONGS OF ALL TIME 1944-1979
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- Опубліковано 10 лют 2025
- Dive into the vibrant origins of rap and hip-hop in our latest video, uncovering the first ever rap hip hop songs in history and how although New York City in 1979 became the birthplace of a revolutionary genre. We'll also explore the deeper influential tracks that predated this cultural phenomenon, showcasing the artists and sounds that laid the groundwork for hip-hop's explosive rise and lasting impact on music and global culture. Join us as we celebrate the roots of this iconic movement!
The Jubilaires - Noah (1944)
Pigmeat Markham - Here Comes The Judge (1968)
Gil Scott Heron - The Revolution Won't Be Televised (1971)
King Tim III - Personality Jock (March 1979)
Sugarhill Gang - Rapper's Delight (Sept 1979)
Opening/closing track - Fantasy Three - Biters In The City
#hiphophistory #musichistory #rootsofrap
The surf and resulting skate culture of the 70s changed the world. Music, fashion, attitude even food changed as a result of the 70s skate culture. Overnight, z town became anytown usa. Punk, rap , hop hop was the results musically. It all started with jazz though.
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Yeah when I saw Midwest kids wearing op shorts and van shoes and talking like spicioli ten years before spicoli, I knew something big was happening. Unfortunately it was the last gasp before participation trophies and vans taking kids to soccer practice and right back to their bedroom prisons and their electro leashes.
It didn't start with jazz anymore than it started with blues or any other genre since the beginning of sound
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Pig Market Markham had mad flow and that SONO straight lettered !
That Gil Scott Heron line was interesting.. It was originally banned to write anything here in north, specially in stone. They are cursives (cursing). Good video. Thanks!
The first raps were done by the Irish with their limericks set to a beat. There was a young man from Nantucket . . . Was one they did.
Double Dutch Bus (1980) is historic for the "izz" infix. just saying is all , you're the boss of me Real Stories. ❤
Need to do another from 1980 onward! "Chapter 2"
I don't know when rap became skateboard music because in the 80s, I never heard anyone listen to rap while skateboarding. I remember pulling out the cardboard to try and breakdance when I was a kid, and listening to some in the early 90s, but had zero to do with my skateboarding phase. I guess you being the first to add it to skate videos might be when it started, so what year was that? Takes years to become part of the mainstream skate scene though. Rap hip hop in the 40s and 60s is a huuuuge stretch. I hope this isn't you getting into the AI music crap. Making me cringe with that beat accompanying songs that had zero to do with them.
I imagine it's regional but in California we were listening to rap since Rappers Delight and Grand Master Flash in 1979. Goin Off was made in 86 and released in 87.
@@RealSkateStories Rap was a thing here in Texas as well, just wasn't part of the skateboarding scene in the 80s as far as I am aware. Maybe 90s and on.
@@agomodern By the 90's it was in skate scenes everywhere!
The Music Man - Ya Got Trouble
Charlie Daniels Band - Everytime I See Him (1973)
NO BUENO! Skaterock, skatepunk and hardcore punk is skateboarding. #makeskateboardingpunkrockagain and keep it that way yall 🤠
No. Skateboarding music is whatever skaters listen to and there is a wide variety of skaters and musical taste out there.