I literally did not mention FBA in my original post you moron.
Fat Joe started this conversation .
Why are Latinos and others groups trying to say they created Hip-Hop when it was really Black people?
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Fat Joe started this conversation .
No disagreement there.
I agree.
I was talking about the folks on Twitter. They've been on this since last week, and of course, Tariq fanned the flames.
Tariq is the father these niggas never had. Imagine being such an incel you follow the trolling of a nigga who a bigger con man than Trump.
Kaitlyn Jenner is the mother and father you never had and always wanted. You bum bitch who pretends to be only gay when you into that hermaphroditism shit.
I don't know what the hell you're talking about but this shit:
El Capitan of The LOVE BOAT
Just out of curiosity, does anyone remember the first hip-hop/rap record they heard on the radio, and what they were doing around that time (elementary school, junior high, high school, college, working)?
For me, it was Pigmeat Markham's "Here Comes the Judge" when I was a kid. As for what we call hip hop, it was the rapping in Fatback's "King Tim III" in '79.
Don't remember the exact song. It was elementary school for me 86 or 87 and we were all breakdancing. All they played at parties was break dancing and dancehall reggae.
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Latinos were definitely there for the beginning of Hip Hop culture. They didn't create it but they lived on the blocks and contributed to the beginnings of hip hop.
Rap music however was inspired by Reggae and Dancehall.
Jamaicans were the first to do rap music and there by created it.
If aint from BRONX NYC. You aint got a mother fucking thing to say.
NOTHING.
Shut the fuck up!
Rap music however was inspired by Reggae and Dancehall.
Jamaicans were the first to do rap music and there by created it.
If aint from BRONX NYC. You aint got a mother fucking thing to say.
NOTHING.
Shut the fuck up!
Thanks, I was in Norman Thomas High School, September 1979 when I heard Fatback's "King Tim III." One of the interesting things about my high school is that we had 4 lunch periods (4,5,6,7), and we
had a sound system that consisted of 2 turntables, microphones, amps, etc. They would play music sometimes during the 6 and 7th period, and at times we might be treated to a minI rap concert.
You see, I went to school with Kool Moe Dee, Special K, and DJ Easy Lee so at times they would rap (as well as LA Sunshine), and whoever else that wanted to rap.
Ironically, @An RnB Thug posted a picture from my school.
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This is Norman Thomas High School, and the photographs are from a party that was held in the gym. Although, I am not exactly sure of the year, I can say that they could have been between 1977 - 1980. Oh, the young man to the far left is Kool Moe Dee.Thanks, I was in Norman Thomas High School, September 1979 when I heard Fatback's "King Tim III." One of the interesting things about my high school is that we had 4 lunch periods (4,5,6,7), and we
had a sound system that consisted of 2 turntables, microphones, amps, etc. They would play music sometimes during the 6 and 7th period, and at times we might be treated to a minI rap concert.
You see, I went to school with Kool Moe Dee, Special K, and DJ Easy Lee so at times they would rap (as well as LA Sunshine), and whoever else that wanted to rap.
Ironically, @An RnB Thug posted a picture from my school.
Oh, thanks for mentioning Pigmeat Markham, I remember that and also remember he appeared on NBC's "Laugh In."
You just MADE UP that Hispanics/Latins said they created rap. This whole thread is a crock of shit.
Fat Joe said they contributed.
So what if Latino's contributed,more than just them contributed;you niggas don't even mention none of them dudes name,when was the last time any of them shouted out GrandMaster Caz for no other reason by to keep their names alive....how dare you want to mention someone's name cause he's Latino not because of any other reason,they don't even know if he's alive,"he contributed,he created it" but what is it doing for em now?.
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Listen to the interview around 1:18:00 and go forward and listen to what Fat Joe and the guy interviewing him are saying.
@An RnB Thug
@Last Dayz
He did..
As I told your ass, that's not the 1st time he said that shit.
I have a suspicion they are east coast messycans for them to be get their pantys in such awful bunches as they were
A lot of them New York niggaz be riding Hispanic dick. It’s like they’re gods to niggaz. They’ve been dick ridding them for years.
Naw bruh.. the dudes that were there say otherwise. Black were on this side doing this and Latinos were on the otherside doing their things. They came later.
nah.. it aint a new york think, its a some kniggas obsessesed with light and pale skin thangs..
bruh if I went to brazil.. all the chicks Id be rollin with.. would look like chocolate princesses..
I got no problems with you, but lets be honest, you like them light bright damn near white hoes..
all them fine sisters out in Brazil and you aint had not ONE of them my good bruh..
Be honest you deep down inside, want a lightskin damn near cac bitch..
its all good Im not hatin, but dont be something you are NOT..
and you love them lightskinned hoes, in fact you show signs of
really wanting cac bitches...
bruh you aint show ONE fine chocolate sisters in your brazilian pics,
remind me of tariq nasheed..
be honest, just admit you prefer pale bitches but mad because they dont have
the same affection...
bruh I aint tryin to be funny but if you want to see beckys drool over a knigga,
Id let you know when I head to brazil and be around them brazilian nazi transplant hoes.
bruh you gonna think Im a rock star..as I diss them and head for the chocolate goddess..
Herc did not bring toasting from Jamaica. Herc wasn't even the person on the mic. Coke LA Rock was and he aint Jamaican.
Toasting ain't nothing but Jive talking which is were toasting came from.
Herc wasn't even mixing. He was throwing records on.
My man, you don't know what you talking about.
I remember the block parties & park jams. Rap music was inspired by disco/R & B because of the beat breaks. It gave cats that "funded/hosted" the event the chance to say a little something to the people while the DJ set up the next song/blend. That then turned into DJs doing their own saying something (because of watching DJ Hollywood in Harlem doing it & rocking the crowd). Then the DJ got some of his homies to do it for him so he could go back to blending the music. That's how MCing began.
As for Jamaica being the first to do rap...LMAO!!! Ask those older Jamaicans what they thought about hip-hop back then. Truth be told, them older Jamaicans barely tolerated reggae & that's probably because of Bob Marley. If you didn't go up to the 220s, you didn't hear reggae music (there was no dancehall then). Period.
BTW, I'm a native New Yorker, born & bred in Harlem, NYC. Family all over NYC.
Know what you are talking about before you comment, homie. It's a lot of cats that were there in the beginning of it all. And that's not just hip-hop I'm referencing either.
Hopefully this is proof enough for the people in this thread because they said only NY peeps can speak on the matter and I don't have a say lol
Thank you! I would be willing to listen to people if they could post videos or written documentation (magazine, newspaper articles) that supported their position dating back to 1971. Growing up in that era in New York City, I will say that most of the time blacks and hispanics got along; however,
don't think it was a "Kumbaya" love fest because there were issues. Oh, did I forget to mention the one time in my life me and Orrin got jumped while we were playing catch with my older brother's football?
Also if Jamaicans started rap, shouldn't there be a like a I don't know, a presence before or after Cool Herc lol?
I mean I know they didn't have video cameras or recording material there in the 60s or 70s (according to BGOL) to prove there point, but I need proof son lol.
I mean I know they didn't have video cameras or recording material there in the 60s or 70s (according to BGOL) to prove there point, but I need proof son lol.
Whats wrong with FBA?
Thank you! Just by mentioning DJ Hollywood, I know you go back. You have me thinking back to t he days of WBLS (Inner City Broadcasting owned by Percy Sutton, who represented Malcolm X also) when they had Frankie Crocker, Vaughn Harper, LaMarr Renne, Vy Higginsen, etc.
SIIIIIIKEEE
I should add that obviously, Latinos did not create hip-hop in any way, shape or form. When I say that, I mean all four elements, just to be clear.
A lot of them were biased....I won't say racist because the Puerto Ricans were cool for the most part, long as you didn't try to get at they sister (inside joke for any native NYCer). But they had that bias from their parents in certain things. Now, they parents, straight racist.
BTW, I'm speaking mostly on Puerto Ricans. There were Dominicans around but they really was on that shit. I don't even recall a Dominican even being involved in hip-hop until AZ, seriously. I'm sure there was one or two, but for the most part, nah. But Puerto Ricans was right in the hood with us, moreso than anybody else. Those other Latino cultures either kept to themselves or lied about where they were from.
Anyway, like I said, most were cool & did contribute/add on once hip-hop got going. And for that, they got shitted on....a lot. This made some of them fuck with you when nobody (Latino) wasn't looking but diss you when they peoples was around. Which caused hella beefs.
A lot of them were biased....I won't say racist because the Puerto Ricans were cool for the most part, long as you didn't try to get at they sister (inside joke for any native NYCer). But they had that bias from their parents in certain things. Now, they parents, straight racist.
BTW, I'm speaking mostly on Puerto Ricans. There were Dominicans around but they really was on that shit. I don't even recall a Dominican even being involved in hip-hop until AZ, seriously. I'm sure there was one or two, but for the most part, nah. But Puerto Ricans was right in the hood with us, moreso than anybody else. Those other Latino cultures either kept to themselves or lied about where they were from.
Anyway, like I said, most were cool & did contribute/add on once hip-hop got going. And for that, they got shitted on....a lot. This made some of them fuck with you when nobody (Latino) wasn't looking but diss you when they peoples was around. Which caused hella beefs.
