@teddy Are you slow! Jazz it was done rock roll it was done Egypt its was done with the very people painted on the walls! Stop the cap it’s easy to be done and they will try to do it look what they are doing as we speak!
He already got paid when he did that Documentary. What he is lying about he one of the Sources? He is one of the first rappers to put pen to paper. This is him setting the record straight.
No. He got paid when he did that documentary. You just want to misunderstand what he is saying. When he tells you it was Bronx culture he is telling you not all black people were down with hip hop. People were telling him to get a job because that hip hop shit isn't going to last. It was accepted until it became lucrative.
@trillfate4479 Do you own it? Do Foundational lol Black Americans own hip hop? No. Are you proud of hip hop on today's radio? Would you let your children listen to Sexxy Red and Sukihana?
I respect Mel as a pioneer, but let's be real dude been flip flopping & salty for decades now. He seems to change his stance depending on what opportunity will be beneficial to HIMSELF..
He didn't changed his stance. He is still saying black people created it if you really look. Just not how you want him to say it. He told you he is one of the founding blocks. What does that tell you. He is telling you it was a Bronx thing that came from Black people. No where else. That's what he is saying
@abyss104 Nah. He's actually flip-flopping. This is NOT what he said on the documentary Microphone Check. He said OPENLY and FULL-THROATED that Hip Hop was/is foundational Black American culture. Also, using the excuse "...its Bronx culture" is a cop out too. The samples of the music from the inception of Hip Hop wasnt from the Bronx. Breaking/dancing was Black American culture influenced by Soul Train. Graf was from Cornbread in Philly. The Bronx was just the spark. The ELEMENTS are from everywhere else. 💯
@ being a man of character is way more important than being a legend in Hip Hop. I remain resolute in my assessment of Mel. He’s shown that he’s untrustworthy and of shaky character. Classic music doesn’t smooth that out.
@hohepahape8625 it's not ...maybe KRS one & his peers do not not other generations of rappers I grew up on ever had him in their top list...& thays not to say Melle trash but he talks like he the greatest while trying to diminish others
💸💸💸 Black rappers are afraid of losing the Hispanic dollar but not worried about losing their own community's respect. ALL PEOPLE'S treat Blacks the way they do because they know there's no unity💪🏾
Bronx music? I have seen Mexicans call old-school Black American music "Chicano" music when NONE of the people singing the songs are Chicano and the music doesn't have a "Chicano" sound.
@@MuhammadAllahisthegreatest when did James Brown, Aretha Franklin, the Isley Brothers, Parliament, Baby Huey, Cool and the gang, etc become a part of Bronx music? Most of the music they were sampling didn’t come from the Bronx. That’s like saying jazz music is Louisiana culture because that’s where it was created. If black Americans thought like that there wouldn’t have never been a Harlem Renaissance cause all that culture came from the south.
Break dancing was done in the early 60s by FBAs. Look up... ""Y'all created what...Break Dancing? 1960's Hip Hop Supremacy. BTW, this is a Reaction Vid."" It's on UA-cam. FBAs spread this and stop the lies about break dancing!
And the Jubalaires were NOT from the bronx neither was James Brown --South Caroilna, neither was George Clinton --North Carolina, neither was Pig Meat Markham --North Carolina, neither was Chuck Brown --North Carolina stop playin' with me.
Now we have our pioneers rewriting history to sing cumbaya with muthafuckas who don't respect us and for a dollar. This is the saddest sh!t ive ever seen smh
When did the first generation of Hip Hop start? Keep in mind that the term Hip Hop only came into existence in 1978 when Keith Wiggins coined it. Before that we were talking about DISCO.
You’ll have some pioneers willing to sell out because selling out benefits them financially, they’ll even say Pakistan people help created it if it will guarantee them a check. The big Kumbaya everyone did it together is more profitable.
I'm Bronx born and I remember by older bro always going to parties in Brooklyn. He always spoke about DJ Flowers and how much beautiful women attended. When I heard the interview with Diggie and Minnesota, it was one of the best interviews discussing the origin of hip-hop. They spoke about DJ's that started this thing of ours.
African-American music, rooted in resilience, creativity, and cultural survival, has profoundly shaped global soundscapes. From the spirituals of enslaved ancestors to the innovations of jazz, blues, hip-hop, and beyond, this music is not just entertainment but a repository of history and identity. However, in an era of cultural appropriation, where others cosplay our struggles and mimic our art without engaging with the lived realities behind them, the sanctity of these contributions is often diluted. Inviting everyone to the proverbial cookout without discernment risks trivializing the depth of our cultural legacy and turning it into mere spectacle. True appreciation requires acknowledgment, respect, and accountability-an understanding that our art is more than a sound; it is a story of survival, joy, and resistance.
Let's be clear melly is not the first mc of hip.hop like claiming no he s not he came later 2nd generation cocoa LA Rock is the true pioneering DJ first &the first mc he show herc howvto dress & moves bin the streets melly molly mel is bugging sloopy jo $him
We all know the Latinos have been put in control of radio play and bookings of shows so these old pioneers have to kiss ass if they want to keep getting some bookings. It’s a reason NOBODY toward NYC for anything anymore‼️
It’s about power they want to make sure FBA never have power. The power like, getting rid of fat 304. He’s afraid of fat 304 you can hear the fear in the old clowns 🤡 voice
@zarario4444 Economic power is only one form of power and is ultimately used to control. Music can be power as well because it influences. Those who control the thoughts, control the mind, which is why money is used to coopt ideas and movements.
That's the problem some black people seem to not know the difference between an opinion and factual evidence. Hip Hop is just a name that describes certain activities like rhyming, certain forms of dancing, Djing and forms on art that were all being performed all over the country by FBA as early as the 1940's, but goes back further with the exception of djing. Which the children of FBA took up the practice starting in the Bronx and was joined by other FBA, along with others from different cultures who were mimicking us, just like they do to this very day, with some adding their own twist and enhancements along the way. That's historical facts not an opinion.
Melle Mel said he quit B-Boyin because of Crazy Legs and his crew. Naw☝🏾 He quit because the shyt played out and he did what we've always done. Create another dance and move on.
The people who created the car and cell phone isn't henry Ford or whatever the name of the first cellphone company who took the components that were already created and brought them all together and named their product. The elements of Hip Hop, which is just the name like the Iphone, were already created and their creators were FBA. So even if the FBA kids in the Bronx who were amongst the first to combine all of these elements together wanted to give away or claim other cultures co created or created Hip Hop, the name, like this clown Meli, who may be a Tether himself, it's not theirs 2 give just because they were there which is the stupidest shit in the world to say or use to claim to be the creators.
Melle Mel did a major disservice to himself and family by coming to the aid of strangers. Melle Mel spoke bold and loud against FBA on behalf of an anchor baby in hip hop aka Fat Joe, yet he says little to nothing about his own brother Nathaniel Glover aka Kidd Creole (from the legendary Furious Five) don't getz no shout out for support? Mel should be dedicating his life rallying up support to get his brother's situation more recognized. Kidd Creole is serving 16 years in prison for murder, after standing his ground against an aggressive homeless male on the streets of nyc, who rudely approached him with sexual harassment. Where is the love for your brother Mel? Later for Fat Joe or the FBA controversy man. "Naked, and ye clothed me: I was sick, and ye visited me: I was in prison, and ye came unto me." (Matthew 25:36)
I respect Melle Mel as a pioneer. But this guy has constantly flipped and changed his story. Melle Mel will say one thing, then turn around and say the total opposite. It's like I'm at a point where I don't know what to believe from Melle Mel anymore. He's staring to come off as someone who has zero integrity.
Yo Doggie, what up bro.. Here's some more receipts that FBA created Hip Hop. King Tim lll was the first rap record on wax, And King Tim got his style from DJ Hollywood, But Rapping been out waaaay before Melly mel, Bambatta, Kool Herc, and Flash. Rapping was a Black culture thing in the streets long before all of them. Melly Mel was not the 1st MC. In March of 1979, The Fatback Band released "King Tim III" as the b side of their single "You're My Candy Sweet" from their full-length album Fatback XII. Although there were almost two dozen rap records released in 1979, "King Tim III" (spoken as King Tim The 3rd) is credited as the first modern-day rap record. Rap was of course nothing new in urban communities and to "rap" simply meant to talk. From urban games like "the dozens" and "hand games" to "Jive-talking" disc jockeys like Jocko, Hank Spann, Frankie Crocker and Gary Byrd, rapping was nothing new. Pigmeat Markham, Isaac Hayes, Millie Jackson and other artists had rhythmically talked over music and referred to it as rapping. However, "King Tim III" was different from the previously mentioned examples of rapping in a few ways. Tim Washington was an actual MC who came from a fraternity of MCs and even used rhymes from his contemporaries as many did at the time. Many of the rhymes said in "King Tim III" were rhymes said by DJ Hollywood, Eddie Cheba and other early rhyming DJs. "You just clap your hands then you stomp your feet 'cause you're listenin' to the sound of the sure shot beat/we throw the highs in your eyes, the bass in your face we're the funk machines that rock the human race/'bout a quarter to four somebody was at your door and you wondered who it was/you started to shake and shiver/so I said, "It was me, your little old cus'." The Sugar Hill Gang's "Rappers Delight" was released on September 16, 1979, and is credited as the first commercially successful rap record. "Rappers Delight" is also the first rap record that many people heard. Although "King Tim III" predates it by six months, and was released on a major label (Spring/Polygram) it failed to secure the sales, radio airplay and overall success of "Rappers Delight." "Rappers Delight" kicked off Sylvia Robinson's Sugar Hill Records, and simultaneously kicked off the rap record industry in the process. Ironically, Sugar Hill artist Cheryll The Pearl, a member of The Sequence, who released the first rap record by a female group, told The Foundation that she heard and was inspired by "King Tim III" prior to hearing "Rappers Delight."
The Fatback Band sounded NO DIFFERENT than Pigmeat Markham. All the "attitude" that you are alluding to is on Markham's "Here Comes The Judge" which predates their song by at least 10 years.
I don't hear the narrative changing. Rhyming words have always been around but the formation of Hip-hop started in the 70s by Black people in the hood.
Melly Mel said the white what ⁉️ WHO did he say part of.. Nah. Cancel Melly Mel with Fat Joe. Wherever Fat Joe goes he gets Melly Mel in with him, he said.. So be it. Hip hop is open to ALL.. WHO RESPECTS US AND OUR CULTURE ‼️ No acceptions otherwise. Gatekeeping is back. United in positivity. Forward. Love. Bless.
Doggie tuis another dopr episode once again,bro. I would love for Melle Mel to be on your show for you to interview him about his take as well as his backstories of his early moments in HipHop. That would be epic. No knock to those who interviewed him before, but I know you would ask questions he's mever neen asked. Salute
These old hip hop heads are bickering back n forth, changing narratives, pointing fingers, desperate for a bag, still dressing like they’re teenagers lol. Acting like a bunch of gossipy women. They should be embarrassed.
Tariq paid him also...but he got paid again to say something different...But it's not all his fault...You call him a Pioneer, Then why isn't the new Generation putting him on...We see all these rappers making millions, and Producing crap...How come they won't produce a album, or even break them off Just for existing... There should be a Pension plan, medical insurance, Housing foundations for our pioneers of the culture. The same with actors. FBA created hip hop..But why did we let it go, and let it slip into degeneracy...FBA we wanted it, we got it, now lets fix it...TAKE CARE OF OUR PIONEERS!!!!! So they won't have to do this.
@Cbriggs502 ok, he told the truth...fba is the creator of hip hop...now what? How do we get it back on track?...how do we stop it from exploiting the lowest hanging fruit in society? How do we get our pioneers paid? How do we move it into the next level...How do we get the culture back?...we created now let's fix it....I guess we are all bozos until hip hop is great again....My view here stop the non-sense and make it make sense. Melee mell gave us a message. He didn't use a DRILL to put holes in what used to be a poetic glimpse into FBA's life... So, from one bozo to another, what's the plan? Before you start a war, understand the cost
The blood/dna of Hip Hop is Black American! Hip Hop is a pure bred, no mix breed mut🤷🏾♀️🙄🤣 All the elements are Black. Til this day y’all try to walk like us, talk like us, sound like us but yall not like us🤦🏾♀️😂 Sorry but there’s a difference between bbq and asada🤷🏾♀️ y’all need to stay in your lane. Ain’t nobody over here saying we created tacos and burritos even tho we eat them🙄 Y’all don’t love us cuz if you did then you’d respect us and our culture💯
At this point I really want to say screw your Bronx Hip Hop culture, because it didn't give birth to Rap culture. This is the lie these Bronx folks keep pushing. Rap pre exists Hip Hop and you aleady had Black Americans rapping in modern style on wax with beats before hip hop culture even existed. So, you keep squabbling over that hip hop and lying about it. No one is doing hip hop anyway! They are RAPPING! RAPPING! RAPPING! Rap is the order of the day! You have Rap artists, not hip hop artists today! They are being called hip hop artists b/c New York has falsely claimed this invention of RAPS AND MCing coming out of their Hip Hop culture as if that didn't exist on wax already before there was hip hop culture. Bronx and New York is really coming across as the culture of stealers, liars and taking from general Black American culture and giving themselves credit for it. It's disgusting at this point. RAP CULTURE pre exist hip hop culture and has been around in Black America for centuries and you already had rap records being cut by Black Americans back in the 20's, 30's, 50's, and 60's. Case closed. The Bronx didn't invent rap culture. End of story.
The Bronx standardized rapping. People like Pig Meat rapped, The Jubilaires rapped but, there was no such thing as a "Rapper" before MCs like Mel and Caz came out of The Bronx with that title and occupation, thats the distinction. So yes, The Bronx is the birthplace of Rap Culture.
The truth is the truth but so many people want to live in their lies not realizing at some point the truth will prevail, it always does and that’s why Doggy Diamonds as a platform, when it’s all said and done will surpass every other platform in his space bc people want to hear the truth and your boy Doggy Diamonds is going to be the authority for truth and substance bc he doesn’t “Cap for Clicks like most of them other platforms. Salute to Doggy Diamonds, tune in if u haven’t already,.
Lol😂😂😂 yo Melle Mel is bugging all 5 boros were playing Black music in the FBA community especially in our own houses and centers then we took it to the parks and block parties now the Bronx started rapping. But all 5 boros had DJs. And we all did breaking it's what we did when the song went to the break
My guy, Mel is saying that rap has been around for ever just as DJs have been around for ever. Hip hop and rap are not the same. Hip hop came out of the Bronx. And it used those same preexisting elements as a tool. Hip Hop is the attitude that was put into those arts. As I stated you had country music DJs before hiphop. You had blues and country music raps before hip hop but they were not hip hop. Also Hollywood was not hiphop. He was considered disco. He was a club DJ. Hip hop culture came out of the streets and the individuals who could not get in those clubs. You can be influenced by something that is not part of the culture.
Puerto Ricans weren’t in our street parties nor house parties. You people were so racist you weren’t hanging around us like that. Stop the bs before it gets real out here. We’re tired. We are tired of you people.
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Doggie! Are you even so-called FBA? Are you even 'black'?🤣🤣 Fat Joe blacker than you boi
@@DoggieDiamondsTV more blessings to FBA
Mel's a disgrace.
@@mastercrashklay he really is.
Destroyed his legacy
Mel taking another L smh
The attempted hostile erasure of FBA from their art form Hip Hop. is very real and obvious. Don’t let them succeed my FBA family..
How can they erase the black man out of Hip Hop are you Slow?
They did that to us and rock n roll
@@travon354 💯💯💯💯💯💯💯
@@Teddy-r9kDID YOU NOT SEE 👀👓🔦🔎💡🔭🔬‼️How they treated Beyonce ? For doing her Country Album 💡🤔🤷🤷♀️🤷♂️🤷🤷♀️🤷♂️❓️Country Music is OUR genre too 🤨❗️
@teddy
Are you slow! Jazz it was done rock roll it was done Egypt its was done with the very people painted on the walls! Stop the cap it’s easy to be done and they will try to do it look what they are doing as we speak!
Them ol heads are broke. Fat Joe Payed Mell to talk this gas
This is how the "OGs" get paid to lie. Thats why its so easy to rewrite history cause you got so many elders ready to sellout.
Elders dont sellout. Old heads do that. Melle is yet another old head who is a hypocrite and love honey glazed butter biscuits
It's fear of the indifference spilling over into the streets but if they tell the truth the people will back off.
He already got paid when he did that Documentary. What he is lying about he one of the Sources? He is one of the first rappers to put pen to paper. This is him setting the record straight.
Pause on the generational gangbanging. You got more Young 🦝s running around talking that melting pot it's a Bronx thing than anybody else.
Easily compromised 💯🙏🏾,sick
There's no fool like an old fool.
Factory
: "These ooollllldddd N!&&@s"- Jason Black
For really tho
@@rareamigo Factz!
he got paid to change the narrative
No. He got paid when he did that documentary. You just want to misunderstand what he is saying. When he tells you it was Bronx culture he is telling you not all black people were down with hip hop. People were telling him to get a job because that hip hop shit isn't going to last. It was accepted until it became lucrative.
@abyss104 go and say all that to your mother
@@abyss104troll. Fba created hip hop. Cope.
@trillfate4479 Black Americans created hip hop. Yes. No one dispute this.
@trillfate4479 Do you own it? Do Foundational lol Black Americans own hip hop? No. Are you proud of hip hop on today's radio? Would you let your children listen to Sexxy Red and Sukihana?
I respect Mel as a pioneer, but let's be real dude been flip flopping & salty for decades now. He seems to change his stance depending on what opportunity will be beneficial to HIMSELF..
Melly Mel jumpin' out the window, without a para-shoot : / I know he's tryin' not to lose his head, but this pushes him pass the edge.
Ha ha ha ...its like a jungle sometimes it makes me wonder @@stairway-steeltalkironresp7595
He didn't changed his stance. He is still saying black people created it if you really look. Just not how you want him to say it. He told you he is one of the founding blocks. What does that tell you. He is telling you it was a Bronx thing that came from Black people. No where else. That's what he is saying
@abyss104 Nah. He's actually flip-flopping. This is NOT what he said on the documentary Microphone Check. He said OPENLY and FULL-THROATED that Hip Hop was/is foundational Black American culture. Also, using the excuse "...its Bronx culture" is a cop out too. The samples of the music from the inception of Hip Hop wasnt from the Bronx. Breaking/dancing was Black American culture influenced by Soul Train. Graf was from Cornbread in Philly. The Bronx was just the spark. The ELEMENTS are from everywhere else. 💯
@@ldaialoguedicaprio well said
Fat Joe got in his ear. Thats his homeboy.
He changed his stance because somebody paid him to💯
Is it that deep to pay somebody to change the narrative? They want the power and without him changing his mind they won’t have no power.
What else could it be.
Melle Mel changed his stance because Fat Joe Zelle'd him $300
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Damn!😂
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Yeah a wise man once said you better watch these old niggas 😊
I've lost some respect for Mel for pulling that stunt. Inconsistent folks like that are not to be trusted and he's selling out.
Mel is 60+...He Ain't Gotta Explain Nothing. MCs Today Are Due to His Blueprint. Go Listen to The Furious 5 Tapes From 1977
@ being a man of character is way more important than being a legend in Hip Hop. I remain resolute in my assessment of Mel. He’s shown that he’s untrustworthy and of shaky character. Classic music doesn’t smooth that out.
Melle aint been in nobody top 5 or 10 respectfully @@MistaGilmo
@@SlapDevilsabsolutely false sir
@hohepahape8625 it's not ...maybe KRS one & his peers do not not other generations of rappers I grew up on ever had him in their top list...& thays not to say Melle trash but he talks like he the greatest while trying to diminish others
💸💸💸 Black rappers are afraid of losing the Hispanic dollar but not worried about losing their own community's respect.
ALL PEOPLE'S treat Blacks the way they do because they know there's no unity💪🏾
Mel is hiphop
@@JulioCoca-th9leBlack American Culture is Hop Hop!! Duh🤡
@@stephmarie1111 lol@ "hop hop"
Facts
Hop flop
Bronx music? I have seen Mexicans call old-school Black American music "Chicano" music when NONE of the people singing the songs are Chicano and the music doesn't have a "Chicano" sound.
Great example 🎯
😂😂😂yeah okay 😂😂😂
@@chopitupradio4286😂😂😂yeah okay 😂😂😂
@@MuhammadAllahisthegreatest when did James Brown, Aretha Franklin, the Isley Brothers, Parliament, Baby Huey, Cool and the gang, etc become a part of Bronx music? Most of the music they were sampling didn’t come from the Bronx. That’s like saying jazz music is Louisiana culture because that’s where it was created. If black Americans thought like that there wouldn’t have never been a Harlem Renaissance cause all that culture came from the south.
Break dancing was done in the early 60s by FBAs. Look up... ""Y'all created what...Break Dancing? 1960's Hip Hop Supremacy. BTW, this is a Reaction Vid."" It's on UA-cam. FBAs spread this and stop the lies about break dancing!
And the Jubalaires were NOT from the bronx neither was James Brown --South Caroilna, neither was George Clinton --North Carolina, neither was Pig Meat Markham --North Carolina, neither was Chuck Brown --North Carolina stop playin' with me.
Gate keeping is very important FBA
Now we have our pioneers rewriting history to sing cumbaya with muthafuckas who don't respect us and for a dollar. This is the saddest sh!t ive ever seen smh
Agreed
: Melle Mel is NOT a pioneer
Melle Mel was NOT 1st generation Hip-hop!
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When did the first generation of Hip Hop start? Keep in mind that the term Hip Hop only came into existence in 1978 when Keith Wiggins coined it.
Before that we were talking about DISCO.
@dugnice the term Hip-hop was used in 1972 and the Hip-hop culture 1st generation began 1971 til 1974
@kooldjphase neither are you shittyshit stain boy
He starving
💯💯💯💯💯💯💯! It obvious someone gave him a bag !
Melly Mel changed his story for some Chinese food and a just for me perm kit
Willy D knew this mans heart. So he prepaid him for the corny ish he’d do in the future.
What other music genre's Ricans invented since they are so creative?
@@MoneyXL 👏🏾👏🏾🎯👏🏾👏🏾
Wow Doggie Diamonds you just exposed him and proved it with receipts. Good research Family!!!!
UA-cam Melle Mel getting knocked out by Willie D of the Geto Boys.
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Respect our elders
@@cooliefeggans4967 we are that's why he going to get this whipping and better be happy
@@cooliefeggans4967 elders? turn coat, compromised, flip floppy chirper aint no elder, they just a ninja who got older point bank.
Doggy is on his shit!!! Love u my brother.. only a few know what’s up!!
Sounds like he trying to get paid on the back end! Enjoy your show family!
Mello Mel is WASHED UP!!!!💯💯💯💯💯💯
Respect your elders that built this
@cooliefeggans4967 respectfully I am an elder that is why I stated my opinion.
@@missapril1618In my opinion he is still the Greatest emcee/ rapper of all time.
Never
SMH Super disappointed in MM thanks Doggie
Is Melle still high ?? WTF..
Yes... addiction is something.
You’ll have some pioneers willing to sell out because selling out benefits them financially, they’ll even say Pakistan people help created it if it will guarantee them a check. The big Kumbaya everyone did it together is more profitable.
He got a call from Joe they spoke they good the end.
mel is a coward, paralysed by fear. This is typical step n fetch behaviour from someone soliciting a payday.
I'm Bronx born and I remember by older bro always going to parties in Brooklyn. He always spoke about DJ Flowers and how much beautiful women attended. When I heard the interview with Diggie and Minnesota, it was one of the best interviews discussing the origin of hip-hop. They spoke about DJ's that started this thing of ours.
This is why we can't get shit done. These cats will sell out for a couple of dollars
It's a shame
Dog said he got whiskers!! 😂😂😂😂
In order to keep wearing them fake LV ninga outfits OG gotta keep flip floppin.😂
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Melle Mel, Sadat X, MC shan. Look at em crash out and ruin their legacies
Thank God Melly Mel ain’t teaching History nowhere 🤡🤦🏾♂️
Yeah Mel is clearly Not solid.
African-American music, rooted in resilience, creativity, and cultural survival, has profoundly shaped global soundscapes. From the spirituals of enslaved ancestors to the innovations of jazz, blues, hip-hop, and beyond, this music is not just entertainment but a repository of history and identity. However, in an era of cultural appropriation, where others cosplay our struggles and mimic our art without engaging with the lived realities behind them, the sanctity of these contributions is often diluted. Inviting everyone to the proverbial cookout without discernment risks trivializing the depth of our cultural legacy and turning it into mere spectacle. True appreciation requires acknowledgment, respect, and accountability-an understanding that our art is more than a sound; it is a story of survival, joy, and resistance.
Melly Mel is a joke
Mel is being diplomatic to pay them bills, New York rent are expensive.
😂😂😂😂
Doggy diamond stay on their neck keep bringing the recipes
He also got the name grandmaster from Grandmaster Flowers another FBA… Melle Mel is a clown.
Let's be clear melly is not the first mc of hip.hop like claiming no he s not he came later 2nd generation cocoa LA Rock is the true pioneering DJ first &the first mc he show herc howvto dress & moves bin the streets melly molly mel is bugging sloopy jo $him
First modern emcee is Cowboy [F5]
Dj Hollywood
@@uptownbladebrown he was dj and emcee. But who grabed mic as only emcee was cowboy. He brought for next level what today emcees do
We all know the Latinos have been put in control of radio play and bookings of shows so these old pioneers have to kiss ass if they want to keep getting some bookings. It’s a reason NOBODY toward NYC for anything anymore‼️
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Absolutely not
Thanks!
My favorite group of all-time!!! The first group to sing,rap and dance R&B and HipHop💪🏾🎓 ! Unfortunately, the bag hit Mel in the head!!!😂
@@kaylight9643 all quarters too
Them folks done got in his ear and now he’s selling out the race.
It’s about power they want to make sure FBA never have power. The power like, getting rid of fat 304. He’s afraid of fat 304 you can hear the fear in the old clowns 🤡 voice
Who owns the distribution of hip hop? FBA never had any power.
@zarario4444 Economic power is only one form of power and is ultimately used to control. Music can be power as well because it influences. Those who control the thoughts, control the mind, which is why money is used to coopt ideas and movements.
I’m done with Melle after this stunt but Eminem started that diss so Melle should’ve been able to respond without retribution
Melle Mel is throwing out his integrity. For a bag, and still not going to work.
Melle Mel knock it off !
Oh yeah I forgot Disco King Mario and Dj Hollywood 😎😎💯🙏🏾BK loves you..and FBA real pioneers …
That's the problem some black people seem to not know the difference between an opinion and factual evidence. Hip Hop is just a name that describes certain activities like rhyming, certain forms of dancing, Djing and forms on art that were all being performed all over the country by FBA as early as the 1940's, but goes back further with the exception of djing. Which the children of FBA took up the practice starting in the Bronx and was joined by other FBA, along with others from different cultures who were mimicking us, just like they do to this very day, with some adding their own twist and enhancements along the way. That's historical facts not an opinion.
Exactly! Like they still mimick us to this day🤣💯
Melle Mel said he quit B-Boyin because of Crazy Legs and his crew.
Naw☝🏾
He quit because the shyt played out and he did what we've always done. Create another dance and move on.
I see why nobody fw him in a major way.
Facts he got paid to change his story keep the pressure all whiskers.😅😅😅😅
We don’t respect Melle whiskers take, he been talking crazy for years, taking L after L.
The people who created the car and cell phone isn't henry Ford or whatever the name of the first cellphone company who took the components that were already created and brought them all together and named their product. The elements of Hip Hop, which is just the name like the Iphone, were already created and their creators were FBA. So even if the FBA kids in the Bronx who were amongst the first to combine all of these elements together wanted to give away or claim other cultures co created or created Hip Hop, the name, like this clown Meli, who may be a Tether himself, it's not theirs 2 give just because they were there which is the stupidest shit in the world to say or use to claim to be the creators.
Took the 💰 smh
Why folks always change the History, The first is Hollywood & DJ Flowers 💯
Mel & Krs-1 all out there minds. Play back gang
Memory gets worse with time not better, I trust his first take more. L❤v London.
Melle Mel did a major disservice to himself and family by coming to the aid of strangers. Melle Mel spoke bold and loud against FBA on behalf of an anchor baby in hip hop aka Fat Joe, yet he says little to nothing about his own brother Nathaniel Glover aka Kidd Creole (from the legendary Furious Five) don't getz no shout out for support? Mel should be dedicating his life rallying up support to get his brother's situation more recognized. Kidd Creole is serving 16 years in prison for murder, after standing his ground against an aggressive homeless male on the streets of nyc, who rudely approached him with sexual harassment. Where is the love for your brother Mel? Later for Fat Joe or the FBA controversy man. "Naked, and ye clothed me: I was sick, and ye visited me: I was in prison, and ye came unto me." (Matthew 25:36)
Two years ago he released that horrible Eminem diss 😂😂
I respect Melle Mel as a pioneer. But this guy has constantly flipped and changed his story. Melle Mel will say one thing, then turn around and say the total opposite. It's like I'm at a point where I don't know what to believe from Melle Mel anymore. He's staring to come off as someone who has zero integrity.
They all do it and have been doing it for years hip hop culture is a myth
It's clear that this melly mel guy is lying. He is trying to use a technique that is not working out for him
Doggie you are so on point with the Melle Mel criticism.
Brother Diamonds Your the Truth
Continued Blessings to you
He was in the movie Microphone Check though, so he's just chasing a check with all that fake jewelry on.
HIS PR BOYFRIEND SAID IF YOU DONT TAKE OUR SIDE YOU NOT GON GET NO MO OF THIS TACO
Thanks for that game. I remember force mds. They even rapped a lil on "let me love you"
All of a sudden the PEOPLE WHO WERE actually THERE, are flip floppers??.. 😂😂😂😂
Yo Doggie, what up bro.. Here's some more receipts that FBA created Hip Hop. King Tim lll was the first rap record on wax, And King Tim got his style from DJ Hollywood, But Rapping been out waaaay before Melly mel, Bambatta, Kool Herc, and Flash. Rapping was a Black culture thing in the streets long before all of them. Melly Mel was not the 1st MC.
In March of 1979, The Fatback Band released "King Tim III" as the b side of their single "You're My Candy Sweet" from their full-length album Fatback XII.
Although there were almost two dozen rap records released in 1979, "King Tim III" (spoken as King Tim The 3rd) is credited as the first modern-day rap record. Rap was of course nothing new in urban communities and to "rap" simply meant to talk. From urban games like "the dozens" and "hand games" to "Jive-talking" disc jockeys like Jocko, Hank Spann, Frankie Crocker and Gary Byrd, rapping was nothing new. Pigmeat Markham, Isaac Hayes, Millie Jackson and other artists had rhythmically talked over music and referred to it as rapping.
However, "King Tim III" was different from the previously mentioned examples of rapping in a few ways.
Tim Washington was an actual MC who came from a fraternity of MCs and even used rhymes from his contemporaries as many did at the time. Many of the rhymes said in "King Tim III" were rhymes said by DJ Hollywood, Eddie Cheba and other early rhyming DJs.
"You just clap your hands then you stomp your feet 'cause you're listenin' to the sound of the sure shot beat/we throw the highs in your eyes, the bass in your face we're the funk machines that rock the human race/'bout a quarter to four somebody was at your door and you wondered who it was/you started to shake and shiver/so I said, "It was me, your little old cus'." The Sugar Hill Gang's "Rappers Delight" was released on September 16, 1979, and is credited as the first commercially successful rap record. "Rappers Delight" is also the first rap record that many people heard. Although "King Tim III" predates it by six months, and was released on a major label (Spring/Polygram) it failed to secure the sales, radio airplay and overall success of "Rappers Delight."
"Rappers Delight" kicked off Sylvia Robinson's Sugar Hill Records, and simultaneously kicked off the rap record industry in the process. Ironically, Sugar Hill artist Cheryll The Pearl, a member of The Sequence, who released the first rap record by a female group, told The Foundation that she heard and was inspired by "King Tim III" prior to hearing "Rappers Delight."
The Fatback Band sounded NO DIFFERENT than Pigmeat Markham. All the "attitude" that you are alluding to is on Markham's "Here Comes The Judge" which predates their song by at least 10 years.
I grew up on 167th and clay Ave in the Bronx in the 70s. DJ HOLLYWOOD was the King Of New York in the 70s.
Sellout for a gig, we don't need ya,we suppose to gaf about what a rapper think? FBA on code 2025
I don't hear the narrative changing. Rhyming words have always been around but the formation of Hip-hop started in the 70s by Black people in the hood.
Melly Mel said the white what ⁉️ WHO did he say part of.. Nah. Cancel Melly Mel with Fat Joe. Wherever Fat Joe goes he gets Melly Mel in with him, he said.. So be it. Hip hop is open to ALL.. WHO RESPECTS US AND OUR CULTURE ‼️ No acceptions otherwise. Gatekeeping is back. United in positivity. Forward. Love. Bless.
Salute Doggie 💎💎 Melle Mel 🧢Melle Mel took the💰 if you listen to Mel talk he Contradicts almost very thing he says😂💯 FBA created hip hop
@Doggiediamonds classic breakdown 🤜🏾🤛🏽🎯🎯🎯👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾💯💯💯
Doggie tuis another dopr episode once again,bro. I would love for Melle Mel to be on your show for you to interview him about his take as well as his backstories of his early moments in HipHop. That would be epic. No knock to those who interviewed him before, but I know you would ask questions he's mever neen asked. Salute
Why is he studdering so much. Someone definitely got to him. He was paid to make these statements.
These old hip hop heads are bickering back n forth, changing narratives, pointing fingers, desperate for a bag, still dressing like they’re teenagers lol. Acting like a bunch of gossipy women. They should be embarrassed.
Melle Mel just messed up big time. Another NY old school rapper who just made NY look bad. It's hard defending hometown when we see bs like this. SMFH
Melle Mel been saying dumb sh**
Salute to Doggie ,always on point .
Tariq paid him also...but he got paid again to say something different...But it's not all his fault...You call him a Pioneer, Then why isn't the new Generation putting him on...We see all these rappers making millions, and Producing crap...How come they won't produce a album, or even break them off Just for existing... There should be a Pension plan, medical insurance, Housing foundations for our pioneers of the culture. The same with actors. FBA created hip hop..But why did we let it go, and let it slip into degeneracy...FBA we wanted it, we got it, now lets fix it...TAKE CARE OF OUR PIONEERS!!!!! So they won't have to do this.
You don't put on Liars and snakes 🐍 Melle Mel is a sellout 🦝 I hope those Lietinos paid him well he's gonna need it
@@Cbriggs502 how come he wasn't a sellout when he did microphone check?
@@ssm1052 because on microphone check he actually told the truth bozo
Liar or snake the fact still remains hes a pioneer macklemore put him can and moe dee on a song@@Cbriggs502
@Cbriggs502 ok, he told the truth...fba is the creator of hip hop...now what? How do we get it back on track?...how do we stop it from exploiting the lowest hanging fruit in society? How do we get our pioneers paid? How do we move it into the next level...How do we get the culture back?...we created now let's fix it....I guess we are all bozos until hip hop is great again....My view here stop the non-sense and make it make sense. Melee mell gave us a message. He didn't use a DRILL to put holes in what used to be a poetic glimpse into FBA's life... So, from one bozo to another, what's the plan? Before you start a war, understand the cost
The blood/dna of Hip Hop is Black American! Hip Hop is a pure bred, no mix breed mut🤷🏾♀️🙄🤣 All the elements are Black. Til this day y’all try to walk like us, talk like us, sound like us but yall not like us🤦🏾♀️😂 Sorry but there’s a difference between bbq and asada🤷🏾♀️ y’all need to stay in your lane. Ain’t nobody over here saying we created tacos and burritos even tho we eat them🙄 Y’all don’t love us cuz if you did then you’d respect us and our culture💯
Mel doing to much studdering so you know he lying. 🤡💩
At this point I really want to say screw your Bronx Hip Hop culture, because it didn't give birth to Rap culture. This is the lie these Bronx folks keep pushing. Rap pre exists Hip Hop and you aleady had Black Americans rapping in modern style on wax with beats before hip hop culture even existed. So, you keep squabbling over that hip hop and lying about it. No one is doing hip hop anyway! They are RAPPING! RAPPING! RAPPING! Rap is the order of the day! You have Rap artists, not hip hop artists today! They are being called hip hop artists b/c New York has falsely claimed this invention of RAPS AND MCing coming out of their Hip Hop culture as if that didn't exist on wax already before there was hip hop culture. Bronx and New York is really coming across as the culture of stealers, liars and taking from general Black American culture and giving themselves credit for it. It's disgusting at this point. RAP CULTURE pre exist hip hop culture and has been around in Black America for centuries and you already had rap records being cut by Black Americans back in the 20's, 30's, 50's, and 60's. Case closed. The Bronx didn't invent rap culture. End of story.
The Bronx standardized rapping. People like Pig Meat rapped, The Jubilaires rapped but, there was no such thing as a "Rapper" before MCs like Mel and Caz came out of The Bronx with that title and occupation, thats the distinction. So yes, The Bronx is the birthplace of Rap Culture.
The truth is the truth but so many people want to live in their lies not realizing at some point the truth will prevail, it always does and that’s why Doggy Diamonds as a platform, when it’s all said and done will surpass every other platform in his space bc people want to hear the truth and your boy Doggy Diamonds is going to be the authority for truth and substance bc he doesn’t “Cap for Clicks like most of them other platforms. Salute to Doggy Diamonds, tune in if u haven’t already,.
Peace Family, ❤️🖤💚✊🏿👊🏿✌🏿
Is black culture lol not Hispanic, not Jamaican, Black American music point blank period
I hate how he tried to change up. He just needs to take his creatine and be quiet
Lol😂😂😂 yo Melle Mel is bugging all 5 boros were playing Black music in the FBA community especially in our own houses and centers then we took it to the parks and block parties now the Bronx started rapping. But all 5 boros had DJs. And we all did breaking it's what we did when the song went to the break
My guy, Mel is saying that rap has been around for ever just as DJs have been around for ever. Hip hop and rap are not the same. Hip hop came out of the Bronx. And it used those same preexisting elements as a tool. Hip Hop is the attitude that was put into those arts. As I stated you had country music DJs before hiphop. You had blues and country music raps before hip hop but they were not hip hop. Also Hollywood was not hiphop. He was considered disco. He was a club DJ. Hip hop culture came out of the streets and the individuals who could not get in those clubs. You can be influenced by something that is not part of the culture.
Where's your family from?
Great Post. The Younger Generation Can't Comprehend Because They Picked It Up Way Later. Hip Hop Reinvents Everything. 👊🙏🎙⭐️
Puerto Ricans weren’t in our street parties nor house parties. You people were so racist you weren’t hanging around us like that. Stop the bs before it gets real out here. We’re tired. We are tired of you people.
@MistaGilmo those "El3ments" are FBA created And the mass majority of ppl who put them together 99% were fba. Thats it! Origin point fba.
@@MistaGilmoyup the saying says hip hop didnt create anything but reinvented everything
21:19 the sister is Sha Roc in the documentary. Yes, she was part of "Us Girls". Sha Rock is still a Fly Girl!
It's MC Debbie D Hopper
That’s me, Fly Girl Debbie D! (in the Us Girls picture, I’m the one in the middle)
Melle Mel was paid to change his opinion AND DJ HOLLYWOOD IS FROM HARLEM NOT THE BRONX
Fba salute
Yo we can't show NO MERCY to these old BROKE ENTERTAINERS that'll sell their community out for CRUMBS. NO MERCY.