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Who Really Started Hip Hop? #TheGoldenChief

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Earl Bennett1 year ago

This may all be true and factual. It's NOT Hip-Hop at that time. And that started in NY. STOP reaching 😒 try again.

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So.Gay1 year ago

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jody foreva1 year ago

The problem lies in not owning it TODAY

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Sgt. Nemesis1 year ago

And what were Jamaicans and Hispanics doing musically at this time?

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CREAM CORNS REVENGE AKA Mumaynunjugo ELul 🇺🇸1 year ago

Darvid you always come with something new that I learned great post

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Jewboy1441 year ago

I will admit Hiphop is born from all of the past genres of music American Blacks have created but NO OTHER GENERATION DID WHAT WE KNOW AS HIPHOP. That's the generation who created it's contribution to Black music. It wasn't created in 1940 nothing.

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Cruz1 year ago

It all started from toasting on the mic which is a Jamaican thing, the black American version is rap and hip hop. Simple.

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Jewboy1441 year ago

Each genre of American Black music deserves the credit for the innovations they contributed. All Black music has roots in past genres but they all contributed their own sounds & styles. Hip-hop was created in NYC by Black kids. It was born from 60's & 70's r&b soul music.

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OneDez1 year ago

You right we know the DNA of those in the Bronx, matter fact NYC since before 1900 right on through 1970s

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CT_RAW_IS_BACK #BLACK AMERICAN TUSCARORA INDIAN1 year ago

thats right.100% black american.

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Aphinnity1 year ago

It’s really simple. What language was the early hip hop songs recorded in? Spanish, French, English or Ebonics? Yeah, I thought so.

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