- published: 14 Aug 2013
- views: 20897
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http://www.vladtv.com - As one of the pioneers of Hip-Hop, Grandmaster Caz has seen a massive shift in the culture since its inception, and he took a moment to focus on the gangsta rap movement during the '90s.
The New York emcee explained that he saw a detrimental impact on the culture when gangsta rap was on the rise, because it killed out all of the conscious rappers at the time. Grandmaster Caz then gave props to N.W.A., and shared that Eazy-E used to come to a Zulu Nation club in L.A., but the East Coast legend stuck by his thoughts on the negative impact he feels their group and others had on the Hip-Hop culture.
Check out more of what Grandmaster Caz had to say in the above clip.
- published: 11 Jun 2015
- views: 48618
http://www.vladtv.com - Hip-Hop scholar and Bronx native KRS-One spoke to Jonathan Gasana about the culture's prehistoric roots, saying everyone on earth is a part of Hip Hop whether they realize it or not. He goes on to provide examples of Hip-Hop elements being used by early humans, such as early speech, graffiti, dancing as the first means of human communication, and scratching. The original "Blueprint" rapper also compared the elements of Hip-Hop to those of the periodic table and explains the differences between rap & Hip-Hop, and rappers & emcees.
Hear the Hip Hop veteran break it down above.
Source: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-NoorkXUKSZtILOWelP8KQ
- published: 22 Jan 2015
- views: 70390
The Culture: A Chicago Based Hip Hop Documentary
Presented by Lyrical Lemonade
Shot / Directed by Cole Bennett
This film is to show you the versatility of Chicago as it is a city that truly cannot be pinpointed when it comes to genre of hip hop. You will se different perspectives of the city throughout The Culture, yet everyone is chasing the same dream. Although violence is an aspect of Chicago that you cannot be ignorant to, this city is way more than just that. This film intentionally has no narration for the reason that narrations are intended to mold a perspective - this is for you to form your own. I hope everyone enjoys it, I spent a lot of time putting this together!
My apologies for the audio problems, I used an iPhone microphone to capture the audio due to it being a no budget film. You have to work with what you got.
Songs played + everyone involved are listed at the end of the film.
Twitter: @_ColeBennett_ | @LyricaLemonade
lyricallemonade.com
- published: 29 Jan 2016
- views: 6515
DJ Kool Herc joins UGR TV to discuss the current culture of Hip Hop
http://www.undergroundrailraodnet.com
- published: 20 Sep 2015
- views: 7074
What happens when one of the world's oldest and most revered form of communication meets hip-hop culture? Magic. Explore how this modern version of poetry influences learning and helps students both think and communicate in new and powerful ways. Presented by Ken Arkind, Executive Director Denver Minor Disturbance. Ken is joined onstage by Brave New Voices Youth Poetry Slam Champion, Amal Kassir.
In the spirit of ideas worth spreading, TEDx is a program of local, self-organized events that bring people together to share a TED-like experience. At a TEDx event, TEDTalks video and live speakers combine to spark deep discussion and connection in a small group. These local, self-organized events are branded TEDx, where x = independently organized TED event. The TED Conference provides general guidance for the TEDx program, but individual TEDx events are self-organized.* (*Subject to certain rules and regulations)
- published: 22 Mar 2013
- views: 39859
The legendary Sinbad paid us a visit on Sway in the Morning and brought his wisdom with him. While promoting his Caroline’s NY stand-up show, he also weighs in on today’s millenials, and how different our culture has changed since the late 80’s.
“Everybody wants to be a Vine-star and an Instagram-star… but are you a star?” Sinbad says. “Everybody wants to be a star, and nobody wants to be a fan anymore.”
Sinbad is honest as he breaks down our culture, from wannabe-DJs to wannabe-hiphop-stars. Also weighing in on the Cosby rape allegations, and his Good Burger co-star, Keenan Thompson’s recent comments.
Watch above as he drops gems and follow @SinBadBad on Twitter.
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Creative Direction presents 'Hip Hop Is', a much anticipated documentary focusing on the positive and negatives within Hip Hop. We showcase the media's perspective of the genre, as well as opinions and testimonials from people who grew up listening to the music.
Directed By: Caleb Davis
Produced By: Roni Simpson
- published: 02 Mar 2015
- views: 29837
Documentary from Sonali Aggarwal: Starring Afrika Bambaataa, KRS-ONE, Busy Bee, Kool Keith, MC Lyte, Slick Rick, Jean Grae, Gemini and other notable people being part of the Hip Hop movement. It began with the beat of the drum. With the beat, came a voice for those without one. From this voice, came a movement. Overcoming the odds, the originators of Hip Hop took their music from block parties of New York City streets to world wide radio waves. During the early years, the music and message reached new heights by exploring humanity, politics, and street life, while keeping it real and having fun. But what ever happened to Hip Hop? Currently the most pervasive music worldwide, its roots have been forgotten, its message perverted. With Hip Hop in the spotlight, it's time to put it back on track. This documentary presents views from Hip Hop founders, contributors, and artists in an attempt to return its audience to the four principles: Peace, Unity, Love & Having Fun
- published: 15 Dec 2012
- views: 370384
A documentary film created by Stephen Tyson Jr., which examines the role of Hip-Hop culture as an international purveyor of peace through the arts & media. This film was created for his Master's thesis in International Peace & Conflict Resolution at Arcadia University in conjunction with NY Film Academy.
Featuring (in order of appearance):
Michael Skolnik - Editor in Chief, GlobalGrind.com
Tommy Flame - MC from Philadelphia
Kwiz Da Wizzard - MC from Harlem/Philadelphia
Dr. Rochelle Peterson-Ansari - Professor at Arcadia University
MegaCIPH - MC from New York
SIENIDE - Graffiti artist from New York
Edmund Adjapong - Educator at Beyond The Bricks, NYC
MARA - Graffiti artist from Bulgaria
Illspokinn & Mariella - MC & Singer from New York
Anointed - Poet/Graffiti artist from Philadelphia
Filmed & edited by Stephen Tyson Jr.
- published: 11 May 2013
- views: 6582
Hip hop is a form of musical expression and artistic subculture that originated in African-American and Hispanic-American communities during the 1970s in New York City, specifically within the Bronx. The term often refers to hip hop music, which consists of poetry that is spoken - rather than sung - over either original or sampled instrumental recordings mixed with new original sounds from drum machines, and/or other instruments. However, the culture has expanded far beyond its original roots, and now is considered a worldwide subculture comprising rapping, DJing, hip hop dance, and graffiti art - known collectively as "Four Pillars of Hip Hop".
The block parties of DJ Kool Herc at 1520 Sedgwick Avenue, where Herc would mix samples of existing records with his own shouts to the crowd and dancers, are generally considered the birthplace of hip hop. Kool Herc is credited as the 'father' of the art form. DJ Afrika Bambaataa of the hip-hop collective Zulu Nation outlined the four pillars of hip hop culture: MCing, DJing, B-boying and graffiti writing. Since its emergence in the South Bronx, hip hop culture has spread to both urban and suburban communities throughout the world.Hip hop music first emerged with Kool Herc and contemporary disc jockeys and imitators creating rhythmic beats by looping breaks (small portions of songs emphasizing a percussive pattern) on two turntables, more commonly referred to as sampling. This was later accompanied by "rap", a rhythmic style of chanting or poetry presented in 16 bar measures or time frames, and beatboxing, a vocal technique mainly used to imitate percussive elements of the music and various technical effects of hip hop DJ's. An original form of dancing and particular styles of dress arose among fans of this new music. These elements experienced considerable refinement and development over the course of the history of the culture.
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9:52History of hip hop culture summed up in 10 minutes
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7:48Grandmaster Caz: Gangsta Rap Was Detrimental to Hip-Hop Culture
Grandmaster Caz: Gangsta Rap Was Detrimental to Hip-Hop CultureGrandmaster Caz: Gangsta Rap Was Detrimental to Hip-Hop Culture
http://www.vladtv.com - As one of the pioneers of Hip-Hop, Grandmaster Caz has seen a massive shift in the culture since its inception, and he took a moment to focus on the gangsta rap movement during the '90s. The New York emcee explained that he saw a detrimental impact on the culture when gangsta rap was on the rise, because it killed out all of the conscious rappers at the time. Grandmaster Caz then gave props to N.W.A., and shared that Eazy-E used to come to a Zulu Nation club in L.A., but the East Coast legend stuck by his thoughts on the negative impact he feels their group and others had on the Hip-Hop culture. Check out more of what Grandmaster Caz had to say in the above clip. -
16:34KRS-One Gives Detailed Breakdown of Hip Hop's Prehistoric Roots
KRS-One Gives Detailed Breakdown of Hip Hop's Prehistoric RootsKRS-One Gives Detailed Breakdown of Hip Hop's Prehistoric Roots
http://www.vladtv.com - Hip-Hop scholar and Bronx native KRS-One spoke to Jonathan Gasana about the culture's prehistoric roots, saying everyone on earth is a part of Hip Hop whether they realize it or not. He goes on to provide examples of Hip-Hop elements being used by early humans, such as early speech, graffiti, dancing as the first means of human communication, and scratching. The original "Blueprint" rapper also compared the elements of Hip-Hop to those of the periodic table and explains the differences between rap & Hip-Hop, and rappers & emcees. Hear the Hip Hop veteran break it down above. Source: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-NoorkXUKSZtILOWelP8KQ -
50:18The Culture (A Chicago Based Hip Hop Documentary)
The Culture (A Chicago Based Hip Hop Documentary)The Culture (A Chicago Based Hip Hop Documentary)
The Culture: A Chicago Based Hip Hop Documentary Presented by Lyrical Lemonade Shot / Directed by Cole Bennett This film is to show you the versatility of Chicago as it is a city that truly cannot be pinpointed when it comes to genre of hip hop. You will se different perspectives of the city throughout The Culture, yet everyone is chasing the same dream. Although violence is an aspect of Chicago that you cannot be ignorant to, this city is way more than just that. This film intentionally has no narration for the reason that narrations are intended to mold a perspective - this is for you to form your own. I hope everyone enjoys it, I spent a lot of time putting this together! My apologies for the audio problems, I used an iPhone microphone to capture the audio due to it being a no budget film. You have to work with what you got. Songs played + everyone involved are listed at the end of the film. Twitter: @_ColeBennett_ | @LyricaLemonade lyricallemonade.com -
12:56Kool Herc speaks on Hip Hop Culture in 2015
Kool Herc speaks on Hip Hop Culture in 2015Kool Herc speaks on Hip Hop Culture in 2015
DJ Kool Herc joins UGR TV to discuss the current culture of Hip Hop http://www.undergroundrailraodnet.com -
16:44What happens when hip hop culture, young people, and poetry meet: Ken Arkind at TEDxDenverTeachers
What happens when hip hop culture, young people, and poetry meet: Ken Arkind at TEDxDenverTeachersWhat happens when hip hop culture, young people, and poetry meet: Ken Arkind at TEDxDenverTeachers
What happens when one of the world's oldest and most revered form of communication meets hip-hop culture? Magic. Explore how this modern version of poetry influences learning and helps students both think and communicate in new and powerful ways. Presented by Ken Arkind, Executive Director Denver Minor Disturbance. Ken is joined onstage by Brave New Voices Youth Poetry Slam Champion, Amal Kassir. In the spirit of ideas worth spreading, TEDx is a program of local, self-organized events that bring people together to share a TED-like experience. At a TEDx event, TEDTalks video and live speakers combine to spark deep discussion and connection in a small group. These local, self-organized events are branded TEDx, where x = independently organized TED event. The TED Conference provides general guidance for the TEDx program, but individual TEDx events are self-organized.* (*Subject to certain rules and regulations) -
24:31Sinbad Breaks Down Hip-Hop Culture + Difference Between Real Stars & Vine-Stars
Sinbad Breaks Down Hip-Hop Culture + Difference Between Real Stars & Vine-StarsSinbad Breaks Down Hip-Hop Culture + Difference Between Real Stars & Vine-Stars
The legendary Sinbad paid us a visit on Sway in the Morning and brought his wisdom with him. While promoting his Caroline’s NY stand-up show, he also weighs in on today’s millenials, and how different our culture has changed since the late 80’s. “Everybody wants to be a Vine-star and an Instagram-star… but are you a star?” Sinbad says. “Everybody wants to be a star, and nobody wants to be a fan anymore.” Sinbad is honest as he breaks down our culture, from wannabe-DJs to wannabe-hiphop-stars. Also weighing in on the Cosby rape allegations, and his Good Burger co-star, Keenan Thompson’s recent comments. Watch above as he drops gems and follow @SinBadBad on Twitter. Subscribe to our page: http://bit.ly/SVsBQC TWITTER: http://twitter.com/RealSway http://twitter.com/TheHappyHourwHB http://twitter.com/DJWonder http://twitter.com/ItsTracyG http://twitter.com/NickyGeezy http://twitter.com/NahGeeIsn FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/SwayCalloway WEBSITE: http://swaysuniverse.com http://ishootnyc.com -
37:55Hip Hop Is... Documentary (2015)
Hip Hop Is... Documentary (2015)Hip Hop Is... Documentary (2015)
Creative Direction presents 'Hip Hop Is', a much anticipated documentary focusing on the positive and negatives within Hip Hop. We showcase the media's perspective of the genre, as well as opinions and testimonials from people who grew up listening to the music. Directed By: Caleb Davis Produced By: Roni Simpson -
53:45What Ever Happened to Hip Hop (Documentary)
What Ever Happened to Hip Hop (Documentary)What Ever Happened to Hip Hop (Documentary)
Documentary from Sonali Aggarwal: Starring Afrika Bambaataa, KRS-ONE, Busy Bee, Kool Keith, MC Lyte, Slick Rick, Jean Grae, Gemini and other notable people being part of the Hip Hop movement. It began with the beat of the drum. With the beat, came a voice for those without one. From this voice, came a movement. Overcoming the odds, the originators of Hip Hop took their music from block parties of New York City streets to world wide radio waves. During the early years, the music and message reached new heights by exploring humanity, politics, and street life, while keeping it real and having fun. But what ever happened to Hip Hop? Currently the most pervasive music worldwide, its roots have been forgotten, its message perverted. With Hip Hop in the spotlight, it's time to put it back on track. This documentary presents views from Hip Hop founders, contributors, and artists in an attempt to return its audience to the four principles: Peace, Unity, Love & Having Fun -
32:29Hip-Hop: A Culture of Peace (FULL DOCUMENTARY)
Hip-Hop: A Culture of Peace (FULL DOCUMENTARY)Hip-Hop: A Culture of Peace (FULL DOCUMENTARY)
A documentary film created by Stephen Tyson Jr., which examines the role of Hip-Hop culture as an international purveyor of peace through the arts & media. This film was created for his Master's thesis in International Peace & Conflict Resolution at Arcadia University in conjunction with NY Film Academy. Featuring (in order of appearance): Michael Skolnik - Editor in Chief, GlobalGrind.com Tommy Flame - MC from Philadelphia Kwiz Da Wizzard - MC from Harlem/Philadelphia Dr. Rochelle Peterson-Ansari - Professor at Arcadia University MegaCIPH - MC from New York SIENIDE - Graffiti artist from New York Edmund Adjapong - Educator at Beyond The Bricks, NYC MARA - Graffiti artist from Bulgaria Illspokinn & Mariella - MC & Singer from New York Anointed - Poet/Graffiti artist from Philadelphia Filmed & edited by Stephen Tyson Jr.
- 1520 Sedgwick Avenue
- 2 Live Crew
- 50 Cent
- 6 in the Mornin’
- 9th Wonder
- Aerosol paint
- African Diaspora
- African hip hop
- African music
- African-American
- Afrika Bambaataa
- Afrika Bambataa
- Afropop Worldwide
- Albanian hip hop
- Algerian hip hop
- Alternative hip hop
- Amplifier
- Anti-establishment
- Arab Spring
- Arabic hip hop
- Asian hip hop
- Australian hip hop
- Authenticity in art
- Azerbaijani hip hop
- B-boying
- Baltimore club
- Barynya
- Battle (dance)
- Beat Street
- Beatbox
- Beatboxing
- Beats (music)
- Beats by Dr. Dre
- Belgian hip hop
- Ben Sharpa
- Ben Sisario
- BET
- BET Uncut
- Billboard Hot 100
- Biz Markie
- Black Spades
- Blackalicious
- Block parties
- Blondie (band)
- Blues
- Bob Dylan
- Bounce music
- Boyz n the Hood
- Brazilian hip hop
- Break (music)
- Breakbeat
- Breakdance
- Breakin
- Breaking (dancing)
- British hip hop
- Bronx
- Brooklyn
- Bulgarian hip hop
- Burmese hip hop
- Businessweek
- Busta Rhymes
- Canadian hip hop
- Capoeira
- Cartier SA
- Category Beatboxers
- Category Hip hop
- Category Hip hop DJs
- Category Rappers
- Chic (band)
- Chicano rap
- Chinese Hip-Hop
- Chopped & Screwed
- Chopped and screwed
- Christian hip hop
- Cold Crush Brothers
- Comedy hip hop
- Common (entertainer)
- Conscious hip hop
- Cornbread (graffiti)
- Country rap
- Courvoisier
- Cristal (champagne)
- Crunk
- Crunk&B;
- Crunkcore
- Cuban hip hop
- Cumbia rap
- Cypress Hill
- Czech hip hop
- Da Capo Press
- David Toop
- Dead Prez
- Debbie Harry
- Deejay (Jamaican)
- Digital hardcore
- Dilated Peoples
- Disco
- DJ Clue
- DJ Grandmaster Flash
- DJ Hollywood
- DJ Jazzy Jeff
- DJ Kool Herc
- DJ mixer
- DJ Muggs
- DJ Premier
- DJ Scholar
- DJ Scratch
- DJ Screw
- DJ Skee
- DJ Whoo Kid
- DJing
- Dondi (artist)
- Doug E. Fresh
- Dr. Dre
- Dr. Pepper
- Drake (entertainer)
- Drum machine
- Drum machines
- Duke Bootee
- Duke University
- Dutch hip hop
- E-40
- Earl Tucker
- Eazy-Duz-It
- Eazy-E
- Efil4zaggin
- Egyptian hip hop
- Electro music
- Emceeing
- EPMD
- Eric B.
- Eugene, Oregon
- European hip hop
- Fab Five Freddy
- Fat Boys
- Finnish hip hop
- Foreign Policy
- Freestyle rap
- French hip hop
- Funk
- Funk styles
- Funkmaster Flex
- Furious Five
- Futura 2000
- G-funk
- Gang Starr
- Gangsta rap
- Gangstarr
- German hip hop
- Ghetto house
- Ghettotech
- Glitch hop
- Golden age hip hop
- Graffiti
- Grandmaster Caz
- Grandmaster Flash
- Grandmaster Flowers
- Greek hip hop
- Greg Tate
- Griot
- Haitian hip hop
- Hardcore hip hop
- Harvard University
- Hip (slang)
- Hip hop
- Hip Hop Connection
- Hip hop dance
- Hip hop fashion
- Hip hop music
- Hip Hop Pantsula
- Hip hop production
- Hip hop soul
- Hip hop Tuga
- Hip house
- Hip-hop dance
- Hip-hop theater
- Hiplife
- Hipster hop
- Hispanic-American
- Homie
- Homophobia
- Hong Kong hip hop
- Horrorcore
- House party
- How to Rap
- Hungarian hip hop
- Hyphy
- Ice Cube
- Ice-T
- Icelandic hip hop
- IMP Labs
- Indian hip hop
- Indie hip hop
- Indonesian hip hop
- Industrial hip hop
- Inner cities
- Instrumental hip hop
- Intellectualism
- Iranian hip hop
- Irish hip hop
- Israeli hip hop
- Italian hip hop
- Ivorian hip hop
- J. Cole
- Jacob the Jeweler
- Jam Master Jay
- Jamaica
- Jamaican
- Jamaican music
- James Brown
- Japanese hip hop
- Jay Electronica
- Jay-Z
- Jazz
- Jazz rap
- Jazzy Jay
- Jennifer 8. Lee
- Jody Rosen
- Joe Budden
- John Matos
- Jon Pareles
- Juice (film)
- Jumping
- Jurassic 5
- Kembrew McLeod
- Kendrick Lamar
- Kenyan hip hop
- Kid-n-Play
- Kilobyte
- Kool DJ Herc
- Kool Herc
- Kosovar hip hop
- Kraftwerk
- KRS-One
- Krush Groove
- Kung fu
- Kurtis Blow
- Kwaito
- Lady Pink
- Latin hip hop
- Lebanese hip hop
- Lee Quinones
- Lewis Gordon
- Li'l Kim
- Libya
- Lil Kim
- Ljubljana
- Loudspeaker
- Louis Roederer
- Lovebug Starski
- Lupe Fiasco
- Luther Campbell
- Macedonian hip hop
- Malaysian hip hop
- Manthia Diawara
- Marxist
- Materialism
- McDonalds
- MCing
- Melle Mel
- Menace II Society
- Merenrap
- Mexican hip hop
- Michael Jackson
- Mike Myers (actor)
- Misogynist
- Money laundering
- Moroccan hip hop
- Mos Def
- Mr. Magic
- Mumia Abu-Jamal
- Music loop
- Music of Georgia
- Music of Greenland
- N.W.A.
- Nas
- Nelly (rapper)
- Neo soul
- Nepalese hip hop
- Nerdcore hip hop
- New school hip hop
- New wave
- New York City
- New Zealand hip hop
- Nigerian hip hop
- Nile Rodgers
- Oakland, California
- October (journal)
- Old school hip hop
- Orlando Patterson
- Pakistani hip hop
- Palestinian hip hop
- Pan-Africanism
- Party Music
- PBS
- Penguin Books
- Perseus Books Group
- Pete Rock
- Philadelphia
- Phonograph
- Picador
- Pinoy hip hop
- Planet Rock (song)
- Pocket Books
- Poetry
- Polish hip hop
- Political hip hop
- Pop music
- Pop rap
- Portal Hip hop
- Potato chip
- Poverty-stricken
- Product placement
- Profanity
- Public Enemy (band)
- Q-bert (DJ)
- Racism
- Rahzel
- Rammellzee
- Rap metal
- Rap opera
- Rap rock
- Rapcore
- Rapper's Delight
- Rapping
- Rapture (song)
- Rastafarians
- Reggae
- Rhyme
- Rhythm and blues
- Robin D. G. Kelley
- Rock and roll
- Rock Steady Crew
- Roger Ebert
- Roland TB-303
- Romanian hip hop
- Rory Carroll
- Rough Guides
- Run-DMC
- Russell Simmons
- Russian hip hop
- Salvadoran hip hop
- Sample (music)
- Sampling (music)
- Scat singing
- Scott La Rock
- Scratch (magazine)
- Scratching
- Screwed Up Click
- Sean Combs
- Senegalese hip hop
- Serbian hip hop
- Serpent's Tail
- Sexism
- Shill
- Shing02
- Singing
- Slick Rick
- Slovak hip hop
- Slovenian hip hop
- Snap music
- Snoop Dogg
- Songo-salsa
- Soul music
- Soulsonic Force
- South Bronx
- Southern hip hop
- Spanish hip hop
- Spoken word poetry
- Sprite (soft drink)
- Street gang
- Style Wars
- Subculture
- Swedish hip hop
- Swiss hip hop
- Taiwanese hip hop
- TAKI 183
- Talib Kweli
- Talk Hip hop
- Tanzanian hip hop
- Tap dance
- Template Hip hop
- Thai hip hop
- The Breaks
- The Bronx
- The Coup
- The Economist
- The Roots
- The Sugarhill Gang
- Third World
- Three Rivers Press
- Tip Drill (song)
- Togolese hip hop
- Tony Touch
- Tracy 168
- Tuks Senganga
- Tumi Molekane
- Turkish hip hop
- Turntablism
- U.S. district court
- Ukrainian hip hop
- Underground hip hop
- University of Miami
- Urban blight
- US Army
- VH1
- Vibe (magazine)
- Vitamin Water
- Vocal percussion
- Weblog
- West Coast hip hop
- Wikipedia Link rot
- Wild Style
- Wildstyle
- Wonky (music)
- World music
- World Trade Center
- WP RS
- WP SYN
- Xlibris Corporation
- XV
- XXL (magazine)
- Yo! MTV Raps
- Zimbabwean hip hop
- Zulu Nation
- 50 Cent
- 9th Wonder
- Afrika Bambaataa
- Ben Sharpa
- Ben Sisario
- Biz Markie
- Bob Dylan
- Busta Rhymes
- Category Hip hop DJs
- Courvoisier
- Cypress Hill
- David Toop
- Debbie Harry
- DJ Clue
- DJ Hollywood
- DJ Jazzy Jeff
- DJ Kool Herc
- DJ Muggs
- DJ Premier
- DJ Scratch
- DJ Screw
- DJ Skee
- DJ Whoo Kid
- Duke Bootee
- Fab Five Freddy
- Funkmaster Flex
- Futura 2000
- Grandmaster Caz
- Grandmaster Flash
- Greg Tate
- Hip Hop Pantsula
- Ice Cube
- Jam Master Jay
- James Brown
- Jay Electronica
- Jazzy Jay
- Jody Rosen
- Joe Budden
- John Matos
- Jon Pareles
- Kembrew McLeod
- Kendrick Lamar
- Kurtis Blow
- Lady Pink
- Lewis Gordon
- Lil Kim
- Lovebug Starski
- Lupe Fiasco
- Luther Campbell
- Manthia Diawara
- Melle Mel
- Michael Jackson
- Mos Def
- Nas
- Nile Rodgers
- Orlando Patterson
- Pete Rock
- Rahzel
- Rammellzee
- Roger Ebert
- Rory Carroll
- Russell Simmons
- Scott La Rock
- Sean Combs
- Shing02
- Slick Rick
- Snoop Dogg
- TAKI 183
- Talib Kweli
- The Sugarhill Gang
- Tony Touch
- Tracy 168
- Tuks Senganga
- Tumi Molekane
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Grandmaster Caz: Gangsta Rap Was Detrimental to Hip-Hop Culture
http://www.vladtv.com - As one of the pioneers of Hip-Hop, Grandmaster Caz has seen a massive shift in the culture since its inception, and he took a moment to focus on the gangsta rap movement during the '90s. The New York emcee explained that he saw a detrimental impact on the culture when gangsta rap was on the rise, because it killed out all of the conscious rappers at the time. Grandmaster Caz then gave props to N.W.A., and shared that Eazy-E used to come to a Zulu Nation club in L.A., but the East Coast legend stuck by his thoughts on the negative impact he feels their group and others had on the Hip-Hop culture. Check out more of what Grandmaster Caz had to say in the above clip. -
KRS-One Gives Detailed Breakdown of Hip Hop's Prehistoric Roots
http://www.vladtv.com - Hip-Hop scholar and Bronx native KRS-One spoke to Jonathan Gasana about the culture's prehistoric roots, saying everyone on earth is a part of Hip Hop whether they realize it or not. He goes on to provide examples of Hip-Hop elements being used by early humans, such as early speech, graffiti, dancing as the first means of human communication, and scratching. The original "Blueprint" rapper also compared the elements of Hip-Hop to those of the periodic table and explains the differences between rap & Hip-Hop, and rappers & emcees. Hear the Hip Hop veteran break it down above. Source: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-NoorkXUKSZtILOWelP8KQ -
The Culture (A Chicago Based Hip Hop Documentary)
The Culture: A Chicago Based Hip Hop Documentary Presented by Lyrical Lemonade Shot / Directed by Cole Bennett This film is to show you the versatility of Chicago as it is a city that truly cannot be pinpointed when it comes to genre of hip hop. You will se different perspectives of the city throughout The Culture, yet everyone is chasing the same dream. Although violence is an aspect of Chicago that you cannot be ignorant to, this city is way more than just that. This film intentionally has no narration for the reason that narrations are intended to mold a perspective - this is for you to form your own. I hope everyone enjoys it, I spent a lot of time putting this together! My apologies for the audio problems, I used an iPhone microphone to capture the audio due to it being a no bud... -
Kool Herc speaks on Hip Hop Culture in 2015
DJ Kool Herc joins UGR TV to discuss the current culture of Hip Hop http://www.undergroundrailraodnet.com -
What happens when hip hop culture, young people, and poetry meet: Ken Arkind at TEDxDenverTeachers
What happens when one of the world's oldest and most revered form of communication meets hip-hop culture? Magic. Explore how this modern version of poetry influences learning and helps students both think and communicate in new and powerful ways. Presented by Ken Arkind, Executive Director Denver Minor Disturbance. Ken is joined onstage by Brave New Voices Youth Poetry Slam Champion, Amal Kassir. In the spirit of ideas worth spreading, TEDx is a program of local, self-organized events that bring people together to share a TED-like experience. At a TEDx event, TEDTalks video and live speakers combine to spark deep discussion and connection in a small group. These local, self-organized events are branded TEDx, where x = independently organized TED event. The TED Conference provides gene... -
Sinbad Breaks Down Hip-Hop Culture + Difference Between Real Stars & Vine-Stars
The legendary Sinbad paid us a visit on Sway in the Morning and brought his wisdom with him. While promoting his Caroline’s NY stand-up show, he also weighs in on today’s millenials, and how different our culture has changed since the late 80’s. “Everybody wants to be a Vine-star and an Instagram-star… but are you a star?” Sinbad says. “Everybody wants to be a star, and nobody wants to be a fan anymore.” Sinbad is honest as he breaks down our culture, from wannabe-DJs to wannabe-hiphop-stars. Also weighing in on the Cosby rape allegations, and his Good Burger co-star, Keenan Thompson’s recent comments. Watch above as he drops gems and follow @SinBadBad on Twitter. Subscribe to our page: http://bit.ly/SVsBQC TWITTER: http://twitter.com/RealSway http://twitter.com/TheHappyHourwHB http:/... -
Hip Hop Is... Documentary (2015)
Creative Direction presents 'Hip Hop Is', a much anticipated documentary focusing on the positive and negatives within Hip Hop. We showcase the media's perspective of the genre, as well as opinions and testimonials from people who grew up listening to the music. Directed By: Caleb Davis Produced By: Roni Simpson -
What Ever Happened to Hip Hop (Documentary)
Documentary from Sonali Aggarwal: Starring Afrika Bambaataa, KRS-ONE, Busy Bee, Kool Keith, MC Lyte, Slick Rick, Jean Grae, Gemini and other notable people being part of the Hip Hop movement. It began with the beat of the drum. With the beat, came a voice for those without one. From this voice, came a movement. Overcoming the odds, the originators of Hip Hop took their music from block parties of New York City streets to world wide radio waves. During the early years, the music and message reached new heights by exploring humanity, politics, and street life, while keeping it real and having fun. But what ever happened to Hip Hop? Currently the most pervasive music worldwide, its roots have been forgotten, its message perverted. With Hip Hop in the spotlight, it's time to put it back on tra... -
Hip-Hop: A Culture of Peace (FULL DOCUMENTARY)
A documentary film created by Stephen Tyson Jr., which examines the role of Hip-Hop culture as an international purveyor of peace through the arts & media. This film was created for his Master's thesis in International Peace & Conflict Resolution at Arcadia University in conjunction with NY Film Academy. Featuring (in order of appearance): Michael Skolnik - Editor in Chief, GlobalGrind.com Tommy Flame - MC from Philadelphia Kwiz Da Wizzard - MC from Harlem/Philadelphia Dr. Rochelle Peterson-Ansari - Professor at Arcadia University MegaCIPH - MC from New York SIENIDE - Graffiti artist from New York Edmund Adjapong - Educator at Beyond The Bricks, NYC MARA - Graffiti artist from Bulgaria Illspokinn & Mariella - MC & Singer from New York Anointed - Poet/Graffiti artist from Philadelphia Fi...
History of hip hop culture summed up in 10 minutes
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- Duration: 9:52
- Updated: 14 Aug 2013
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Grandmaster Caz: Gangsta Rap Was Detrimental to Hip-Hop Culture
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- Duration: 7:48
- Updated: 11 Jun 2015
- views: 48618
http://www.vladtv.com - As one of the pioneers of Hip-Hop, Grandmaster Caz has seen a massive shift in the culture since its inception, and he took a moment to ...
http://www.vladtv.com - As one of the pioneers of Hip-Hop, Grandmaster Caz has seen a massive shift in the culture since its inception, and he took a moment to focus on the gangsta rap movement during the '90s.
The New York emcee explained that he saw a detrimental impact on the culture when gangsta rap was on the rise, because it killed out all of the conscious rappers at the time. Grandmaster Caz then gave props to N.W.A., and shared that Eazy-E used to come to a Zulu Nation club in L.A., but the East Coast legend stuck by his thoughts on the negative impact he feels their group and others had on the Hip-Hop culture.
Check out more of what Grandmaster Caz had to say in the above clip.
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http://www.vladtv.com - As one of the pioneers of Hip-Hop, Grandmaster Caz has seen a massive shift in the culture since its inception, and he took a moment to focus on the gangsta rap movement during the '90s.
The New York emcee explained that he saw a detrimental impact on the culture when gangsta rap was on the rise, because it killed out all of the conscious rappers at the time. Grandmaster Caz then gave props to N.W.A., and shared that Eazy-E used to come to a Zulu Nation club in L.A., but the East Coast legend stuck by his thoughts on the negative impact he feels their group and others had on the Hip-Hop culture.
Check out more of what Grandmaster Caz had to say in the above clip.
- published: 11 Jun 2015
- views: 48618
KRS-One Gives Detailed Breakdown of Hip Hop's Prehistoric Roots
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- Duration: 16:34
- Updated: 22 Jan 2015
- views: 70390
http://www.vladtv.com - Hip-Hop scholar and Bronx native KRS-One spoke to Jonathan Gasana about the culture's prehistoric roots, saying everyone on earth is a p...
http://www.vladtv.com - Hip-Hop scholar and Bronx native KRS-One spoke to Jonathan Gasana about the culture's prehistoric roots, saying everyone on earth is a part of Hip Hop whether they realize it or not. He goes on to provide examples of Hip-Hop elements being used by early humans, such as early speech, graffiti, dancing as the first means of human communication, and scratching. The original "Blueprint" rapper also compared the elements of Hip-Hop to those of the periodic table and explains the differences between rap & Hip-Hop, and rappers & emcees.
Hear the Hip Hop veteran break it down above.
Source: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-NoorkXUKSZtILOWelP8KQ
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http://www.vladtv.com - Hip-Hop scholar and Bronx native KRS-One spoke to Jonathan Gasana about the culture's prehistoric roots, saying everyone on earth is a part of Hip Hop whether they realize it or not. He goes on to provide examples of Hip-Hop elements being used by early humans, such as early speech, graffiti, dancing as the first means of human communication, and scratching. The original "Blueprint" rapper also compared the elements of Hip-Hop to those of the periodic table and explains the differences between rap & Hip-Hop, and rappers & emcees.
Hear the Hip Hop veteran break it down above.
Source: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-NoorkXUKSZtILOWelP8KQ
- published: 22 Jan 2015
- views: 70390
The Culture (A Chicago Based Hip Hop Documentary)
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- Duration: 50:18
- Updated: 29 Jan 2016
- views: 6515
The Culture: A Chicago Based Hip Hop Documentary
Presented by Lyrical Lemonade
Shot / Directed by Cole Bennett
This film is to show you the versatility of Chi...
The Culture: A Chicago Based Hip Hop Documentary
Presented by Lyrical Lemonade
Shot / Directed by Cole Bennett
This film is to show you the versatility of Chicago as it is a city that truly cannot be pinpointed when it comes to genre of hip hop. You will se different perspectives of the city throughout The Culture, yet everyone is chasing the same dream. Although violence is an aspect of Chicago that you cannot be ignorant to, this city is way more than just that. This film intentionally has no narration for the reason that narrations are intended to mold a perspective - this is for you to form your own. I hope everyone enjoys it, I spent a lot of time putting this together!
My apologies for the audio problems, I used an iPhone microphone to capture the audio due to it being a no budget film. You have to work with what you got.
Songs played + everyone involved are listed at the end of the film.
Twitter: @_ColeBennett_ | @LyricaLemonade
lyricallemonade.com
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The Culture: A Chicago Based Hip Hop Documentary
Presented by Lyrical Lemonade
Shot / Directed by Cole Bennett
This film is to show you the versatility of Chicago as it is a city that truly cannot be pinpointed when it comes to genre of hip hop. You will se different perspectives of the city throughout The Culture, yet everyone is chasing the same dream. Although violence is an aspect of Chicago that you cannot be ignorant to, this city is way more than just that. This film intentionally has no narration for the reason that narrations are intended to mold a perspective - this is for you to form your own. I hope everyone enjoys it, I spent a lot of time putting this together!
My apologies for the audio problems, I used an iPhone microphone to capture the audio due to it being a no budget film. You have to work with what you got.
Songs played + everyone involved are listed at the end of the film.
Twitter: @_ColeBennett_ | @LyricaLemonade
lyricallemonade.com
- published: 29 Jan 2016
- views: 6515
Kool Herc speaks on Hip Hop Culture in 2015
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- Duration: 12:56
- Updated: 20 Sep 2015
- views: 7074
DJ Kool Herc joins UGR TV to discuss the current culture of Hip Hop
http://www.undergroundrailraodnet.com
DJ Kool Herc joins UGR TV to discuss the current culture of Hip Hop
http://www.undergroundrailraodnet.com
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DJ Kool Herc joins UGR TV to discuss the current culture of Hip Hop
http://www.undergroundrailraodnet.com
- published: 20 Sep 2015
- views: 7074
What happens when hip hop culture, young people, and poetry meet: Ken Arkind at TEDxDenverTeachers
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- Duration: 16:44
- Updated: 22 Mar 2013
- views: 39859
What happens when one of the world's oldest and most revered form of communication meets hip-hop culture? Magic. Explore how this modern version of poetry inf...
What happens when one of the world's oldest and most revered form of communication meets hip-hop culture? Magic. Explore how this modern version of poetry influences learning and helps students both think and communicate in new and powerful ways. Presented by Ken Arkind, Executive Director Denver Minor Disturbance. Ken is joined onstage by Brave New Voices Youth Poetry Slam Champion, Amal Kassir.
In the spirit of ideas worth spreading, TEDx is a program of local, self-organized events that bring people together to share a TED-like experience. At a TEDx event, TEDTalks video and live speakers combine to spark deep discussion and connection in a small group. These local, self-organized events are branded TEDx, where x = independently organized TED event. The TED Conference provides general guidance for the TEDx program, but individual TEDx events are self-organized.* (*Subject to certain rules and regulations)
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What happens when one of the world's oldest and most revered form of communication meets hip-hop culture? Magic. Explore how this modern version of poetry influences learning and helps students both think and communicate in new and powerful ways. Presented by Ken Arkind, Executive Director Denver Minor Disturbance. Ken is joined onstage by Brave New Voices Youth Poetry Slam Champion, Amal Kassir.
In the spirit of ideas worth spreading, TEDx is a program of local, self-organized events that bring people together to share a TED-like experience. At a TEDx event, TEDTalks video and live speakers combine to spark deep discussion and connection in a small group. These local, self-organized events are branded TEDx, where x = independently organized TED event. The TED Conference provides general guidance for the TEDx program, but individual TEDx events are self-organized.* (*Subject to certain rules and regulations)
- published: 22 Mar 2013
- views: 39859
Sinbad Breaks Down Hip-Hop Culture + Difference Between Real Stars & Vine-Stars
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- Duration: 24:31
- Updated: 09 Oct 2015
- views: 81347
The legendary Sinbad paid us a visit on Sway in the Morning and brought his wisdom with him. While promoting his Caroline’s NY stand-up show, he also weighs in ...
The legendary Sinbad paid us a visit on Sway in the Morning and brought his wisdom with him. While promoting his Caroline’s NY stand-up show, he also weighs in on today’s millenials, and how different our culture has changed since the late 80’s.
“Everybody wants to be a Vine-star and an Instagram-star… but are you a star?” Sinbad says. “Everybody wants to be a star, and nobody wants to be a fan anymore.”
Sinbad is honest as he breaks down our culture, from wannabe-DJs to wannabe-hiphop-stars. Also weighing in on the Cosby rape allegations, and his Good Burger co-star, Keenan Thompson’s recent comments.
Watch above as he drops gems and follow @SinBadBad on Twitter.
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The legendary Sinbad paid us a visit on Sway in the Morning and brought his wisdom with him. While promoting his Caroline’s NY stand-up show, he also weighs in on today’s millenials, and how different our culture has changed since the late 80’s.
“Everybody wants to be a Vine-star and an Instagram-star… but are you a star?” Sinbad says. “Everybody wants to be a star, and nobody wants to be a fan anymore.”
Sinbad is honest as he breaks down our culture, from wannabe-DJs to wannabe-hiphop-stars. Also weighing in on the Cosby rape allegations, and his Good Burger co-star, Keenan Thompson’s recent comments.
Watch above as he drops gems and follow @SinBadBad on Twitter.
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TWITTER:
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- published: 09 Oct 2015
- views: 81347
Hip Hop Is... Documentary (2015)
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- Duration: 37:55
- Updated: 02 Mar 2015
- views: 29837
Creative Direction presents 'Hip Hop Is', a much anticipated documentary focusing on the positive and negatives within Hip Hop. We showcase the media's perspect...
Creative Direction presents 'Hip Hop Is', a much anticipated documentary focusing on the positive and negatives within Hip Hop. We showcase the media's perspective of the genre, as well as opinions and testimonials from people who grew up listening to the music.
Directed By: Caleb Davis
Produced By: Roni Simpson
wn.com/Hip Hop Is... Documentary (2015)
Creative Direction presents 'Hip Hop Is', a much anticipated documentary focusing on the positive and negatives within Hip Hop. We showcase the media's perspective of the genre, as well as opinions and testimonials from people who grew up listening to the music.
Directed By: Caleb Davis
Produced By: Roni Simpson
- published: 02 Mar 2015
- views: 29837
What Ever Happened to Hip Hop (Documentary)
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- Duration: 53:45
- Updated: 15 Dec 2012
- views: 370384
Documentary from Sonali Aggarwal: Starring Afrika Bambaataa, KRS-ONE, Busy Bee, Kool Keith, MC Lyte, Slick Rick, Jean Grae, Gemini and other notable people bein...
Documentary from Sonali Aggarwal: Starring Afrika Bambaataa, KRS-ONE, Busy Bee, Kool Keith, MC Lyte, Slick Rick, Jean Grae, Gemini and other notable people being part of the Hip Hop movement. It began with the beat of the drum. With the beat, came a voice for those without one. From this voice, came a movement. Overcoming the odds, the originators of Hip Hop took their music from block parties of New York City streets to world wide radio waves. During the early years, the music and message reached new heights by exploring humanity, politics, and street life, while keeping it real and having fun. But what ever happened to Hip Hop? Currently the most pervasive music worldwide, its roots have been forgotten, its message perverted. With Hip Hop in the spotlight, it's time to put it back on track. This documentary presents views from Hip Hop founders, contributors, and artists in an attempt to return its audience to the four principles: Peace, Unity, Love & Having Fun
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Documentary from Sonali Aggarwal: Starring Afrika Bambaataa, KRS-ONE, Busy Bee, Kool Keith, MC Lyte, Slick Rick, Jean Grae, Gemini and other notable people being part of the Hip Hop movement. It began with the beat of the drum. With the beat, came a voice for those without one. From this voice, came a movement. Overcoming the odds, the originators of Hip Hop took their music from block parties of New York City streets to world wide radio waves. During the early years, the music and message reached new heights by exploring humanity, politics, and street life, while keeping it real and having fun. But what ever happened to Hip Hop? Currently the most pervasive music worldwide, its roots have been forgotten, its message perverted. With Hip Hop in the spotlight, it's time to put it back on track. This documentary presents views from Hip Hop founders, contributors, and artists in an attempt to return its audience to the four principles: Peace, Unity, Love & Having Fun
- published: 15 Dec 2012
- views: 370384
Hip-Hop: A Culture of Peace (FULL DOCUMENTARY)
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- Duration: 32:29
- Updated: 11 May 2013
- views: 6582
A documentary film created by Stephen Tyson Jr., which examines the role of Hip-Hop culture as an international purveyor of peace through the arts & media. This...
A documentary film created by Stephen Tyson Jr., which examines the role of Hip-Hop culture as an international purveyor of peace through the arts & media. This film was created for his Master's thesis in International Peace & Conflict Resolution at Arcadia University in conjunction with NY Film Academy.
Featuring (in order of appearance):
Michael Skolnik - Editor in Chief, GlobalGrind.com
Tommy Flame - MC from Philadelphia
Kwiz Da Wizzard - MC from Harlem/Philadelphia
Dr. Rochelle Peterson-Ansari - Professor at Arcadia University
MegaCIPH - MC from New York
SIENIDE - Graffiti artist from New York
Edmund Adjapong - Educator at Beyond The Bricks, NYC
MARA - Graffiti artist from Bulgaria
Illspokinn & Mariella - MC & Singer from New York
Anointed - Poet/Graffiti artist from Philadelphia
Filmed & edited by Stephen Tyson Jr.
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A documentary film created by Stephen Tyson Jr., which examines the role of Hip-Hop culture as an international purveyor of peace through the arts & media. This film was created for his Master's thesis in International Peace & Conflict Resolution at Arcadia University in conjunction with NY Film Academy.
Featuring (in order of appearance):
Michael Skolnik - Editor in Chief, GlobalGrind.com
Tommy Flame - MC from Philadelphia
Kwiz Da Wizzard - MC from Harlem/Philadelphia
Dr. Rochelle Peterson-Ansari - Professor at Arcadia University
MegaCIPH - MC from New York
SIENIDE - Graffiti artist from New York
Edmund Adjapong - Educator at Beyond The Bricks, NYC
MARA - Graffiti artist from Bulgaria
Illspokinn & Mariella - MC & Singer from New York
Anointed - Poet/Graffiti artist from Philadelphia
Filmed & edited by Stephen Tyson Jr.
- published: 11 May 2013
- views: 6582
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Hip Hop IS KILLING Black Culture, Dr. Umar Johnson, Hip Hop/Rap Illuminati Agenda
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Hip Hop Rap Illuminati Agenda Hip Hop IS KILLING Black Culture, Dr. Umar Johnson, Hip Hop, Rap, Illuminati, hip hop illuminati, hip hop illuminati exposed, hip hop illuminati 101, hip hop illuminati documentary, rap illuminati, rap illuminati 2014, rap illuminati exposed, rap illuminati exposed, rap illuminati documentary, illuminati music industry, illuminati music, illuminati 2014, illuminati docum Dr. Umar Johnson 'The Influence of Ebonics on the Hip-Hop Culture' Ebonics Conference Dr. Umar Johnson speaks on Ebonics as a language and the education of our youth at Charles Drew University, 17th Annual Ebonics Conference, 11 1 2014. TeamVOY, Impact, L.A.Chronicles, Sac2LA, DrUmarJohnson ebonics language panAfrkianmovement hiddencolors miseducationoftheNegro jimCrow, blackeducation ebonics... -
Bombin' - 1987 Documentary About British Graffiti and Hip-Hop Culture
First broadcast in 1987 on the UK's Channel 4, Bombin' was directed by documentary filmmaker Dick Fontaine and was a sequel to his earlier 1984 documentary "Beat This!", once again taking a look at how American hip-hop culture was making its way over the pond to the UK, this time using the lens of the graffiti and tagging subcultures. The documentary offers a fascinating look at 1980's UK hip-hop and graffiti culture and specifically for Massive Attack fans, 3D during one segment is also featured tagging alongside future Drum n' Bass/Jungle musician Goldie in Birmingham. The two had already at this point setup the Trans-Atlantic Federation, a collective of UK/US based graffiti artists. Perhaps the most interesting element of the Bombin' documentary, is when we see some of the British est... -
Dr. Umar Johnson "The Influence of Ebonics on the Hip-Hop Culture" Ebonics Conference
Dr. Umar Johnson "The Influence of Ebonics on the Hip-Hop Culture" Ebonics Conference Dr. Umar Johnson speaks on Ebonics as a language and the education of our youth at Charles Drew University, 17th Annual Ebonics Conference, 11/1/2014. TeamVOY, Impact, L.A.Chronicles, Sac2LA, DrUmarJohnson ebonics language panAfrkianmovement hiddencolors miseducationoftheNegro jimCrow, blackeducation ebonicsConference Hip-HopCulture, CharlesR.DrewUniversityCollege, LosAngle, nationbuilding https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vd5sYtFTRdA -
HIP HOP CULTURE ORIGINATORS (FULL INTERVIEW) REAL UNDERGROUND HIP HOP HISTORY
Hip Hop IS KILLING Black Culture, Dr. Umar Johnson, Hip Hop/Rap Illuminati Agenda
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- Updated: 29 Aug 2015
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Hip Hop IS KILLING Black Culture, Dr. Umar Johnson, Hip Hop/Rap Illuminati Agenda Hip Hop IS KILLING Black Culture, Dr. Umar black dot, bobby hemmitt, hip hop i...
Hip Hop IS KILLING Black Culture, Dr. Umar Johnson, Hip Hop/Rap Illuminati Agenda Hip Hop IS KILLING Black Culture, Dr. Umar black dot, bobby hemmitt, hip hop illuminati 2015, rick ross illuminati, illuminati hip hop 2015
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Hip Hop is killing Black Culture Dr Umar Johnson New
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- Duration: 77:20
- Updated: 27 Mar 2015
- views: 753
Hip Hop Rap Illuminati Agenda Hip Hop IS KILLING Black Culture, Dr. Umar Johnson, Hip Hop, Rap, Illuminati, hip hop illuminati, hip hop illuminati exposed, hip ...
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Dr. Umar Johnson 'The Influence of Ebonics on the Hip-Hop Culture' Ebonics Conference Dr. Umar Johnson speaks on Ebonics as a language and the education of our youth at Charles Drew University, 17th Annual Ebonics Conference, 11 1 2014. TeamVOY, Impact, L.A.Chronicles, Sac2LA, DrUmarJohnson ebonics language panAfrkianmovement hiddencolors miseducationoftheNegro jimCrow, blackeducation ebonicsConference Hip-HopCulture, CharlesR.DrewUniversityCollege, LosAngle, nationbuilding youtube watch? vd5sYtFTRdA youtube watc
Dr. umar abdullah johnson truthperfected.blogspot truthperfected.blogspot truthperfected.blogspot DrUmarJohnson DrUmarJohnson DrUmarJohnson Hip Hop IS KILLING Black Culture, Dr. Umar Johnson, Hip Hop Rap Illuminati Agenda Hip Hop IS KILLING Black Culture, Dr. Umar Johnson, Hip Hop, Rap, Illuminati, hip hop illuminati, hip hop illuminati exposed, hip hop illuminati 101, hip hop illuminati documentary, rap illuminati, rap illuminati 2014, rap illuminati exposed, rap illuminati exposed, rap illuminati documentary, illuminati music industry, illuminati music, illuminati 2014, illuminati docum Watch my next Video on Hip Hop called: Hip Hop, Corporate Rap & Capitalism youtu.be kpbCVDxa6_0 youtu.be kpbCVDxa6_0 youtu.
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- published: 27 Mar 2015
- views: 753
Bombin' - 1987 Documentary About British Graffiti and Hip-Hop Culture
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 55:50
- Updated: 16 Aug 2012
- views: 36692
First broadcast in 1987 on the UK's Channel 4, Bombin' was directed by documentary filmmaker Dick Fontaine and was a sequel to his earlier 1984 documentary "Bea...
First broadcast in 1987 on the UK's Channel 4, Bombin' was directed by documentary filmmaker Dick Fontaine and was a sequel to his earlier 1984 documentary "Beat This!", once again taking a look at how American hip-hop culture was making its way over the pond to the UK, this time using the lens of the graffiti and tagging subcultures.
The documentary offers a fascinating look at 1980's UK hip-hop and graffiti culture and specifically for Massive Attack fans, 3D during one segment is also featured tagging alongside future Drum n' Bass/Jungle musician Goldie in Birmingham. The two had already at this point setup the Trans-Atlantic Federation, a collective of UK/US based graffiti artists.
Perhaps the most interesting element of the Bombin' documentary, is when we see some of the British establishment's dismissal and even disdain to the tagging ethos and how that further alludes to the social implications of ethnicity and poverty, and their relationship with the hip-hop culture before it became widely accepted.
Chapters:
The Bronx, March 85 - 00:00-04:39
Brim In The UK - 04:39-09:45
The Pied Piper Of Spraypaint - 09:45-18:24
Brim Gets A Death Wish - 18:24-20:38
"We Will Funk You!" - 20:38-25:34
Welcome To Birmingham -25:34-31:01
Goldie And 3D - 31:01-38:03
The Wild Bunch - 38:03-45:35
Goldie in NY - 45:35-51:14
Anarchy In The UK - 51:14-55:48
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First broadcast in 1987 on the UK's Channel 4, Bombin' was directed by documentary filmmaker Dick Fontaine and was a sequel to his earlier 1984 documentary "Beat This!", once again taking a look at how American hip-hop culture was making its way over the pond to the UK, this time using the lens of the graffiti and tagging subcultures.
The documentary offers a fascinating look at 1980's UK hip-hop and graffiti culture and specifically for Massive Attack fans, 3D during one segment is also featured tagging alongside future Drum n' Bass/Jungle musician Goldie in Birmingham. The two had already at this point setup the Trans-Atlantic Federation, a collective of UK/US based graffiti artists.
Perhaps the most interesting element of the Bombin' documentary, is when we see some of the British establishment's dismissal and even disdain to the tagging ethos and how that further alludes to the social implications of ethnicity and poverty, and their relationship with the hip-hop culture before it became widely accepted.
Chapters:
The Bronx, March 85 - 00:00-04:39
Brim In The UK - 04:39-09:45
The Pied Piper Of Spraypaint - 09:45-18:24
Brim Gets A Death Wish - 18:24-20:38
"We Will Funk You!" - 20:38-25:34
Welcome To Birmingham -25:34-31:01
Goldie And 3D - 31:01-38:03
The Wild Bunch - 38:03-45:35
Goldie in NY - 45:35-51:14
Anarchy In The UK - 51:14-55:48
Visit MASSIVEATTACK.IE - http://massiveattack.ie/
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Dr. Umar Johnson "The Influence of Ebonics on the Hip-Hop Culture" Ebonics Conference
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Dr. Umar Johnson "The Influence of Ebonics on the Hip-Hop Culture" Ebonics Conference
Dr. Umar Johnson speaks on Ebonics as a language and the education of our youth at Charles Drew University, 17th Annual Ebonics Conference, 11/1/2014.
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Dr. Umar Johnson "The Influence of Ebonics on the Hip-Hop Culture" Ebonics Conference
Dr. Umar Johnson speaks on Ebonics as a language and the education of our youth at Charles Drew University, 17th Annual Ebonics Conference, 11/1/2014.
TeamVOY, Impact, L.A.Chronicles, Sac2LA, DrUmarJohnson ebonics language panAfrkianmovement hiddencolors miseducationoftheNegro jimCrow, blackeducation ebonicsConference Hip-HopCulture, CharlesR.DrewUniversityCollege, LosAngle, nationbuilding
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HIP HOP CULTURE ORIGINATORS (FULL INTERVIEW) REAL UNDERGROUND HIP HOP HISTORY
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History of hip hop culture summed up in 10 minutes
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Grandmaster Caz: Gangsta Rap Was Detrimental to Hip-Hop Culture
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KRS-One Gives Detailed Breakdown of Hip Hop's Prehistoric Roots
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The Culture (A Chicago Based Hip Hop Documentary)
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Kool Herc speaks on Hip Hop Culture in 2015
DJ Kool Herc joins UGR TV to discuss the current culture of Hip Hop
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What happens when hip hop culture, young people, and poetry meet: Ken Arkind at TEDxDenverTeachers
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Sinbad Breaks Down Hip-Hop Culture + Difference Between Real Stars & Vine-Stars
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Hip Hop Is... Documentary (2015)
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What Ever Happened to Hip Hop (Documentary)
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Hip-Hop: A Culture of Peace (FULL DOCUMENTARY)
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Hip Hop IS KILLING Black Culture, Dr. Umar Johnson, Hip Hop/Rap Illuminati Agenda
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Bombin' - 1987 Documentary About British Graffiti and Hip-Hop Culture
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HIP HOP CULTURE ORIGINATORS (FULL INTERVIEW) REAL UNDERGROUND HIP HOP HISTORY
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Hip Hop
Hip hop, a way of life
Chosen by the ghetto youth out of necessity
It involves graffiti, deejaying, breakdancing and emceeing
Which all rely on raw, artistic skill
You know, they used to tell me that this music would never last
Now look at it now, it influences all music here today
So either you respect it we gon' take it back
Hip hop, the voice of the street, the voice of the youth
The voice that you hear, the voice that only we produce
The way that we salute that makes the wildest niggas start to shoot
The voice that recoupes only 12% of the loot
The voice of the groups, like OutKast, LOX and The Roots
The voice of the truth, that no society can ever mute
The voice of the men and women who gave their lives defendin
The God-given rights, they had no choice but to fight
The voice of the black, latino and the white
The voice of the club that makes the freaks come out at night
The voice of the thugs who pop champagne and rock ice
The voice of the shorties who wear tight shirts and talk sheist
The voice of the shook who look one time but not twice
The voice of the crooks at gambling spot with hot dice
The voice of the church, mosque, synagogue and temple
The voice of your soul, your body and your mental
The voice that says "rap!" when I hear a instrumental
The voice that don't stop and it's just that simple
The voice that don't stop and it's just that simple
The voice that don't, d-d-don't, d-don't...
Yo, we live that life that you call hip hop
From the bottom straight to the tip top
Hey Rawls, we got em while them others did not
So if you with the LC, nigga, lick shot
If you live that life they call hip hop
Worldwide everyday tic-toc
This life is like nothin to play with, ock
That's why when I say "shit" you say "shit hot"
That's why when I say "shit" you say "shit hot"
That's why when I say "shit" you say "shit hot"
That's why when I say "shit" you say "shit hot"
That's why when I say "shit" -
(*excerpt from the movie _Wildstyle_*)
[ Double Trouble ]
Cause here's a little story that must be told
About two cool brothers that were put on hold
Tried to hold us back from fortune and fame
They destroyed the crew and they killed our name
They tried to step on the ego and walk on the pride
But true blue brothers stand side by side
Through thick and thin, from beginning to end
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Abu Sayyaf Beheads Another Canadian Hostage As Deadline Passes
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Another Canadian hostage held by the Abu Sayyaf terrorist group on a southern Philippine island after ransom demands apparently weren’t met, Al Jazeera reported Monday.The hostage, identified as Robert Hall, was confirmed dead by a military source who spoke to Al Jazeera on condition of anonymity prior to the official announcement, the report said....
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Obama: 'No Clear Evidence' Orlando Gunman Part Of Terror Plot [VIDEO]
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In a televised address Monday, U.S. President Barack Obama said there is “no clear evidence” the suspected gunman in the worst mass shooting in U.S. history, Omar Mateen, was part of a larger terrorist plot or that he was directed by any terrorist group, Time magazine reported. “This an example of the kind of homegrown extremism that all of us have been so concerned about for a very long time.” – U.S. President Barack Obama....
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Orlando shooting: Trump calls for Obama's resignation
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Republican White House contender Donald Trump has called on President Barack Obama to resign for not using the term "radical Islamic terrorism" to describe the gay club massacre even as his Democratic rival Hillary Clinton backed redoubling of efforts to defeat terror groups ... In another tweet, Trump claimed that Mateen shouted "Allah hu Akbar!" as he slaughtered clubgoers. The police, however, is yet to corroborate this claim of Trump....
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WikiLeaks Says It Will Publish More Hillary Clinton Emails
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Wikileaks founder Julian Assange says that the whistleblower organization will publish more emails Hillary Clinton sent and received on her private email server while Secretary of State ... television on Sunday ... [The Guardian] ....
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House Democrats Stage Revolt During Moment of Silence
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Democratic lawmakers broke out in jeers and criticism over House Speaker Paul Ryan and other Republican lawmakers for leaving the gun laws untouched a day after the tragic mass shooting in Orlando, according to the Associated Press ... The disruption began specifically after Rep ... Paul Ryan had no comments himself but his spokeswoman AshLee Strong tweeted that the Democratcs politicizing the moment of silence was "disheartening."....
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Hip hop, reggae and everything in between ... Hip hop, reggae and everything in between with Nic Kozubik, every Tuesday at Hula Manchester til 3am ... Hip Hop, R&B;, Reggae....
KRS-One tickets
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Undoubtably one of the most important figures in the history of hip-hop and a true pioneer of the genre, KRS came up in the late 80s as part of Boogie Down Productions with D-Nice and DJ Scott La Rock. In 1987 the trio dropped seminal lp 'Criminal Minded', one of the first albums to deal with 'gangsta' and street themes that would mark and influence future gangsta rap and hardcore hip-hop artists ... African, Hip Hop, Rap....
Political Rap Artist, Traveling Performer, and Lyft driver: Meet Khaled Ahmed (Lyft Inc)
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Khaled spends a bunch of time touring, either to perform at shows or screen his documentary on hip hop as a form of witness ... He credits the hip hop genre with allowing his voice to be heard on such a sensitive issue; 'Hip hop is the ideal musical avenue to inform those who may normally not be in tune with an issue.' When asked if he feels proud about the work he's doing, he replies simply, 'It's beautiful.'....
Hamilton dominates Tony Awards as Broadway honours Orlando shooting victims
Edit Topix 14 Jun 2016
The hip-hop musical Hamilton dominated this year's Tony Awards as Broadway paid tribute to the victims of the deadly mass shooting in Florida which claimed at least 50 lives. The critically-acclaimed production, which tells the story of Alexander Hamilton, one of America's founding fathers, won 11 awards including best musical after receiving a record 16 nominations ... ....
Tony Awards 2016: Theater Celebrates Tolerance And Pays Tribute To Tragedy
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“Hamilton,” Lin-Manuel Miranda’s hip-hop biography about America’s founding treasurer, swept up 11 wins at the 70th annual Tony Awards. This year, Broadway’s biggest night was dedicated to supporting the LGBTQ community following the largest mass shooting in U.S. history, which left 50 dead and dozens injured at a gay Orlando [...] ... ....
History-making Tony Awards torn between sadness and celebration (+video)
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Producer, hip-hop artist, fashion designer and famous husband Kanye West has been busy lately. When he wasn't working to put the not-so-final touches on The Life of Pablo or debuting Yeezy Season 3 at Madison Square Garden, Kanye was also working on... ....
'Hamilton' claims 11 wins, but fails to break record at the 70th Tony Awards
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As expected, it was a huge night at the 70th Tony Awards for 'Hamilton'. Nominated for 16 awards, the hip-hop stage biography of American founding father Alexander Hamilton took home 11 of them, including the 2016 Tony Award for best new musical. It capped off an emotional night in which the Broadway community rallied to embrace the LGBT community after a mass shooting at a gay nightclub in Florida ... ....
Made in the 90's
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Fifth Nightclub Manchester in Manchester. Tuesday 14th June 2016. 10.30pm til 3.00am (last entry 2.00am). Minimum Age. 18. Made in the 90's. Tuesday's biggest and best night in Manchester. ALL 90's, ALL NIGHT!!. Event Info. Venue. . Made in the 90's on Tue 14th June 2016. MADE IN THE 90'S .. TUESDAYS .. FIFTH NIGHTCLUB ... ARENA ... BUNKER. ♫ 90's Hip Hop ♫ 90's R'n'B ... Club Classics, Hip Hop, Indie, Old Skool, R&B; ... 18 ... ....
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Edit Inquisitr 14 Jun 2016‘Hamilton’ wins 11 Tonys but fails to break record
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Attached Files. . ID. . 1465843330539056700. Publication Date. . Tuesday, June 14, 2016. NEW YORK. “Hamilton,” the hip-hop stage biography of Alexander Hamilton, won the 2016 Tony Award for best new musical. Lin-Manuel Miranda’s musical biography about the first US treasury secretary won 11 Tonys, just short of breaking the 12-Tony record held by “The Producers.” ... “Look around, look around ... ....
Broadway's Hamilton Wins 11 Tonys
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To the surprise of absolutely no one, "Hamilton," the hip-hop Broadway musical about American founding father Alexander Hamilton, won the prize at Sunday's Tony Awards for best musical, beating out "Shuffle Along, Bright Star, Waitress and School of Rock.". "Hamilton" was the big winner of the night with 11 Tonys, just one short of matching "The Producers" record 12 Tonys for one show ... who plays Aaron Burr, the U.S ... ....
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