@@r-test3668 That's because if many of the audience members were born in the 1990s or later, they probably and most likely didn't hear his music until way later in his afteryears of the golden age of DJaying from the 70s and 80s....So yeah, if you don't like his style that's fine, but he is an old school DJ that's still around to this very day.
When people talk about Hip Hop & it’s heroes, it‘s all about the Dre‘s , the 2Pac‘s , the Biggie‘s… I think the Hip Hop community should never forget what Kool Herc , Grandmaster Flash , Afrika Bambaata, Grandmaster Caz and so many others did for it! Give them the respect and their place in history that they deserve! They started at a time where they had nothing more than two turntables , a mixer and a mic. And look what they created!!!! Biggest respect from Germany to all the pioneers
This man should be a BILLIONAIRE!!! And the fact they took all his genius and don’t credit him like the properly should is INSANITY!!! Thank you sir for giving us such a gift and sharing you genius with the WORLD!!! 😎💪🏾
Thank you Grandmaster Flash for the inspiration. He is the one of the reasons why I became a DJ. I studied him and the way he killed the breaks. His record “The Adventures of Grandmaster Flash” is a blueprint classic on wax. Much love and respect to the legend and thank you for your contribution to Hiphop culture. Salute to Pioneer for building and taking it Deejaying to higher heights.
Thank you Grandmaster Flash for telling our history and the Story of how it was. I was there in the Bronx with all my Brothers at Throggs Neck Projects and Bronx River Projects, !00 park and Block parties all over the Bronx i would remember the Lamp post and how we use to power up the amp and all the people having a ball . It was the best time in The Bronx. I also remember, giving out flyers Big battles of groups Funky four plus one more and Spoonie Gee and all the partying, It was amazing to watch the art of DJing. and How Grandmaster Flash do his thing I remember Harlem World Ball room and Disco Fever . Thank Grandmaster Flash. Moe from BX
SEEING THIS VIDEO, SEEING & HEARING GRANDMASTER FLASH DO HIS THING ON THE TURNTABLES, PLAYING THOSE CLASSIC BREAKS, BROUGHT TEARS TO MY EYES & GAVE ME CHILLS, I'M 57 NOW & I ENJOY IT STILL TO THIS VERY DAY, REAL TALK!!!!!!!!
I remember learning how to spin in 1984 in Diamond Bar CA. First thing my Mentor taught me was how to LISTEN to the whole song and what to look for in it. We used to spend HOURS every other Saturday going from record shop to record shop looking for new sounds. Then spend the rest of the evening listening and playing them, sometimes to 3 or 4 in the morning. Good times, Great memories. All because of THIS MAN...right here in this video.
I went to a James Brown concert at the age of 11. Saw Sade at 40. If I were to have been here it would have made my live music experience bucket 🪣 list 🙏🏼
I remember back in the day when he threw street party jams all over Da Bronx. Long live Grandmaster Flash. The only one and the original. No one comes close. This video takes me back to the early glory days of just having fun and just grooving to his classic jamming and scratching. He did it with the old equipment which was harder than what is being used now. Technics SLB 1 series belt drive decks. But he continued to evolve into different models from my understanding. He hasn't lost his touch which is incredible.
This was literally the dopest show for hip hop ever hands down shit was a whole 8 hour shift of history ong shit was so dope to go down memory lane with all the legends and pioneers shit was a blessing to see
Shout out to grandmaster flash the seamstrer of hip-hop 🏆 Jam Master Jay would have been so happy to be at these events I thought of him during the set
this needs to go viral! what a legend!! I hope his story is recorded, The Godfather!!! Watching the wave file and fader is Amazing!!! 99% of DJs premix this and fake it! this was live and Awesome! Grandmaster for sure Flash!! 🔥🔥🔥 GRANDMASTER LEGEND!!
As an old school B-Boy, to then become a DJ, this man influenced my life as a kid and is still an influence now. My life went in a wonderful direction because of Flash and other musical legends, in the old school days. I salute them all and thank them so much for awakening my creative side. Flash is an original, a creative genius, a man of heart and soul, a proper legend!
Man I loved this it brought back so many memories!!! We used to drive from Queens to the Bronx to listen to Flash and the Five… I was jumping out my seat grooving to the beat. Walking to the parks to hear the DJ’s and MC’c do their thing.. Like he said it was a great time, if you’ve never experienced it you missed out on the birth of hip hop…
Honorable Grand Master, Blessings 🙌 and Honor be upon you. As a 63 year old, who was raised in downtown Brooklyn, I was blessed to have had your music to enjoy for all of my life. Even better for me, was meeting you about 20 years ago at the Bay Shore Home Depot. You came in a few times with questions about windows and doors. What impressed me the most was your humble demeanor. You are truly a genuine human being. You shared a story of how you had been to visit several NY State prisons to encourage the inmates. Brother, you have touched a lot of lives in so many ways. Although your instrument was the Technics 1200 Mk. 2, your real instrument was the heart you carry inside you. May God / Allah always bless 🙌 you, in the same way that you have blessed so many others. Bismillah Rabil Alamin!!!!
🎉🎉Congratulations and Happy Anniversary to HipHop!!!! Hip Hop Encounter online Mag.Salutes All Legend Deejays and M.C's.we did that!!!Boogie down Bronx ,baby!!!! I was to raise in the era . And you know that. WORD!!
I have much respect for GMF as an old school DJ myself. He started in the 70s and I started in the mid 80s. No doubt he had major influence in the DJ culture. Some of his claims have been debated when it comes to being the creator of certain things. However, everybody has a story to tell, so he has the right to tell his. Either way you slice it, GMF deserves respect for the work he put into the DJ culture! #slaute
My big brother Joe! Taught me how to back spin on Good Times by Chic. And now my younger brother. Ali Shaheed Muhammad, is a legend because of this man! We used to have battles at my father's house and Flowers was always dropping in!
I bought Ali Shared Mohammad's 1st solo CD off Penalty Records I think . He had like 5 joints on there that I listen to back , to back to back to back. Imma Huge fan of him. Production for Mos Def & DeAngelo & Lucy Pearl PHENOMINAL
Thanks for making this video. G.M.F. is the man who changed music forever. All DJs owe G.M.F. for opening the world and minds to the mixing and scratching game, the beats, the breaks, the blends.
Truuuue we went from using paper, slim cardboards, etc to scratch like GMF using cheap turntables/stereo combo, PL L800s all the way to the epic MK2 after school and weekend garage parties. As a kid I always wanted to meet him as he was part of an era that inspired us to love music in a wild way. God bless the Grand Master and thank you for all!
Flash is a number of things to many people.. The fact he is still kicking it is fire.. Never stop doing what you enjoy and pass the knowledge down to other generations.. I still have some pioneer turntables in storage that need needles... Too bad they so expensive now or I might pull them out and show the grandkids what's up LOL Doing it ole skool with out all the cross over effects and computer and midi stuff with a push of a button... Put the work in the way it used to be.. DJ's today do not understand the limitations and creativity this man and other had to do to get what they wanted. no dj programs.. no digital anything.. like that song said two turntables and a microphone... LOL You had to change and set the next record while on the fly ..no pushing a button or loading a pre programed beat.. Be well and peace... I thank Flash for all the years of enjoyment and the history lesson he is passing down right now... Best quote ever.. "Music has no Color." Remember that people.....
My god I would’ve loved to be in the audience. This is as much a history lesson, and music history lesson, as it is about DJ’ing and the evolution of hip hop.
🙏🏾THANK YOU GRAND MASTER FLASH 🎶🫵🏾🎧Dj Vegas/Compton Rest In Peace 🕊️Mix Master Spade ♠️ The Compton Legend Who Bought It From The East Coast To The West Coast. Hip Hop Forever ✊🏾🎧
Such a big hip hop legend and its always nice seeing and hearing the real roots vinyl djing like the saying.what is a dj if he cant scratch so true big respect grandmaster flash 👍
The Grandfather/Grandmaster of Hip Hop, this got me so hype remembering hearing Hip Hop for the first time as a kid it was Dana Dane, Slick Rick an the human beatbox himself 😊
I grew up in the South Bronx NY area following Grandmaster Flash he came to the square at Mott Haven projects all the time I could never forget this people was B-boy dancing and Break dancing OMG it was the best of times you had to be there 😄😄😄
I got my Pioneer 1200 Turntables in 1978 they where game changers I also remember the Numark Mixer as a Deejay. I agree about using Queen & James Brown all Genres 🙏
GM⚡️will go down in the history books as grandfather of sampled music and creator of the slipmat, that piece of material revolutionised how the turntable is used.
love it so nice ,and i have most off the records on vinyl, and still skcatch,and born in the 70 s love it ,so nice ,great history ,i started with decca turntables with no pich controll ,but had two of them and started to buy 2 copies of the records so i could keep the break going ,using volume ,sliders ,and used thin carboard or thick paper with polish ,which i used to use when breaking on lyno
Wow…..😯😳…….you made me cry……..🥹🥹😰😥😥😥😓😓😭😭😭you freaking took me back……..so glad I had the experience to lived it in the Bronx…….HISTORIC…..😊💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻……..thank you for sharing….much blessings…….that was hip hop……🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊50 yrs of hip hop🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻💯💯💯long lives hip hop🔥🔥🔥👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼💯💯💯💯
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This man's soul is music.
I don't think people get how epic this is, he is one of the cornerstones for hip hop music 😮
i kinda didnt...and looks like alot of the crowd didnt either
@@r-test3668 That's because if many of the audience members were born in the 1990s or later, they probably and most likely didn't hear his music until way later in his afteryears of the golden age of DJaying from the 70s and 80s....So yeah, if you don't like his style that's fine, but he is an old school DJ that's still around to this very day.
Epic is absolutely correct.
Absolutely ✨
I like how he organically includes storytelling. This is more than a music presentation. It's an interactive history lesson!
It was a unique way of walking back the history of Hip Hop!
This speech would make some great samples
MY MOTHA WAS A SEAMSTRESS
When people talk about Hip Hop & it’s heroes, it‘s all about the Dre‘s , the 2Pac‘s , the Biggie‘s… I think the Hip Hop community should never forget what Kool Herc , Grandmaster Flash , Afrika Bambaata, Grandmaster Caz and so many others did for it! Give them the respect and their place in history that they deserve! They started at a time where they had nothing more than two turntables , a mixer and a mic. And look what they created!!!!
Biggest respect from Germany to all the pioneers
This man should be a BILLIONAIRE!!! And the fact they took all his genius and don’t credit him like the properly should is INSANITY!!! Thank you sir for giving us such a gift and sharing you genius with the WORLD!!! 😎💪🏾
I agree 100%. That’s why I am also a DJ he inspired me.
Give this incredible DJ his flowers NOW PLSSS
they should make a movie about this man and his magic
“The Get Down”
Thank you Grandmaster Flash for the inspiration. He is the one of the reasons why I became a DJ. I studied him and the way he killed the breaks. His record “The Adventures of Grandmaster Flash” is a blueprint classic on wax. Much love and respect to the legend and thank you for your contribution to Hiphop culture. Salute to Pioneer for building and taking it Deejaying to higher heights.
Glad you enjoyed his performance!
Same.big inspiration!
"I dont care who's better...I'm first and first is for ever.' GMF you are a legend 4 EVER. Thank you.
HE IS THE REASON WHY YOU CAN DJ TODAY!!!
Thank you Grandmaster Flash for telling our history and the Story of how it was. I was there in the Bronx with all my Brothers at Throggs Neck Projects and Bronx River Projects, !00 park and Block parties all over the Bronx i would remember the Lamp post and how we use to power up the amp and all the people having a ball . It was the best time in The Bronx. I also remember, giving out flyers Big battles of groups Funky four plus one more and Spoonie Gee and all the partying, It was amazing to watch the art of DJing. and How Grandmaster Flash do his thing I remember Harlem World Ball room and Disco Fever . Thank Grandmaster Flash. Moe from BX
IN THE BEGINNING THERES WAS LIGHT THEN CAME GRANDMASTER FLASH 🎉❤
IT ain't nothing like Hip Hop music, much respect Grandmaster 👏👊
True godfather of hip hop, what a way to show the importance of preserving the culture, great watch
Glad you enjoyed it!
SEEING THIS VIDEO, SEEING & HEARING GRANDMASTER FLASH DO HIS THING ON THE TURNTABLES, PLAYING THOSE CLASSIC BREAKS, BROUGHT TEARS TO MY EYES & GAVE ME CHILLS, I'M 57 NOW & I ENJOY IT STILL TO THIS VERY DAY, REAL TALK!!!!!!!!
22:04. The legendary sample that changed it all.
I remember learning how to spin in 1984 in Diamond Bar CA. First thing my Mentor taught me was how to LISTEN to the whole song and what to look for in it. We used to spend HOURS every other Saturday going from record shop to record shop looking for new sounds. Then spend the rest of the evening listening and playing them, sometimes to 3 or 4 in the morning. Good times, Great memories.
All because of THIS MAN...right here in this video.
The crowd DOESNT UNDERSTAND WHAT THEY'RE EXPERIENCING.. #HipHopGreatness #NYC
I've tears in my eyes for being overwhelmed with everything that was stated
A history lesson, a masterclass, a demonstration and a time travel episode all in one
Before GrandMasterFLash , there was -
COOL HERC ! ! ! 1973 Summer party on Sedgwick Avenue in the BoogieDownBronx .
All DJ’s owe MAD RESPECT to Flash as a Founding father of the craft. Keep Spinning! Thanks Flash.
Class is in session! These breaks are the building block of HipHop.
Word word im a 70's child thank you for your unselfish contribution to hip hop
I'm 50 this month, and love 70's, 80's and 90's hip hop 🏅
Grandmaster Flash Legend & thank you for 50 years of Hip Hop
We're lucky we still have him! Great historic presentation!! Blessings and thanks for your contribution to music!
Goosebumps with every beat, sample and scratch
I went to a James Brown concert at the age of 11. Saw Sade at 40. If I were to have been here it would have made my live music experience bucket 🪣 list 🙏🏼
Word Nuttin Like the 70's Scratching & Mixing
This a true legend
I remember back in the day when he threw street party jams all over Da Bronx. Long live Grandmaster Flash. The only one and the original. No one comes close. This video takes me back to the early glory days of just having fun and just grooving to his classic jamming and scratching. He did it with the old equipment which was harder than what is being used now. Technics SLB 1 series belt drive decks. But he continued to evolve into different models from my understanding. He hasn't lost his touch which is incredible.
Grandmaster flash is the best, much respect 🫡
This was literally the dopest show for hip hop ever hands down shit was a whole 8 hour shift of history ong shit was so dope to go down memory lane with all the legends and pioneers shit was a blessing to see
Absolute L-E-G-E-N-D! Thank you for blessing the world with your gift! Respect!
Shout out to grandmaster flash the seamstrer of hip-hop 🏆 Jam Master Jay would have been so happy to be at these events I thought of him during the set
GRANDMASTER FLASH STILL A STRAIGHT UP WIZARD 📀🎧💓🎵🎼🎶💓📀🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥👑🔊🔊
this needs to go viral! what a legend!! I hope his story is recorded, The Godfather!!! Watching the wave file and fader is Amazing!!! 99% of DJs premix this and fake it! this was live and Awesome! Grandmaster for sure Flash!! 🔥🔥🔥 GRANDMASTER LEGEND!!
As an old school B-Boy, to then become a DJ, this man influenced my life as a kid and is still an influence now. My life went in a wonderful direction because of Flash and other musical legends, in the old school days. I salute them all and thank them so much for awakening my creative side. Flash is an original, a creative genius, a man of heart and soul, a proper legend!
The GOAT....ALWAYS ROCKED THE BRONX.....
You'll forever be the best GRAND MASTER FLASH ❤❤❤❤
So down to earth, slick on the turntables and the creator of the slip mat too 🤩🙏🔈🎶
Man I loved this it brought back so many memories!!! We used to drive from Queens to the Bronx to listen to Flash and the Five… I was jumping out my seat grooving to the beat. Walking to the parks to hear the DJ’s and MC’c do their thing.. Like he said it was a great time, if you’ve never experienced it you missed out on the birth of hip hop…
The Great & The Most Important DJ Of All Time.
Honorable Grand Master,
Blessings 🙌 and Honor be upon you. As a 63 year old, who was raised in downtown Brooklyn, I was blessed to have had your music to enjoy for all of my life.
Even better for me, was meeting you about 20 years ago at the Bay Shore Home Depot. You came in a few times with questions about windows and doors. What impressed me the most was your humble demeanor. You are truly a genuine human being. You shared a story of how you had been to visit several NY State prisons to encourage the inmates. Brother, you have touched a lot of lives in so many ways. Although your instrument was the Technics 1200 Mk. 2, your real instrument was the heart you carry inside you.
May God / Allah always bless 🙌 you, in the same way that you have blessed so many others.
Bismillah
Rabil Alamin!!!!
Salute ! Sir Grandmaster Flash Thank you from the bottom of my heart for showing me how to enjoy music. Happy 50th Anniversary of Hip Hop!
Flash is a professor! So articulate and grabs your full attention.
Now this is Cuttin & Scratchin!! We had phenominal music growning up!!
🎉🎉Congratulations and Happy Anniversary to HipHop!!!! Hip Hop Encounter online Mag.Salutes All Legend Deejays and M.C's.we did that!!!Boogie down Bronx ,baby!!!! I was to raise in the era . And you know that. WORD!!
This man changed the Universe!
Too cool, I remember those times, for me 1984! 🙌🏻 Happy 50th!
Hip hop started out in the park we used to do it out in the dark....
I have much respect for GMF as an old school DJ myself. He started in the 70s and I started in the mid 80s. No doubt he had major influence in the DJ culture. Some of his claims have been debated when it comes to being the creator of certain things. However, everybody has a story to tell, so he has the right to tell his. Either way you slice it, GMF deserves respect for the work he put into the DJ culture! #slaute
Well said....very diplomatic!
Phenomenal performance. What a pioneer! 🔥
What an incredible story. This man changed our world. What a blessing to get the narrative straight from the horse's mouth.
My big brother Joe! Taught me how to back spin on Good Times by Chic. And now my younger brother. Ali Shaheed Muhammad, is a legend because of this man! We used to have battles at my father's house and Flowers was always dropping in!
I bought Ali Shared Mohammad's 1st solo CD off Penalty Records I think . He had like 5 joints on there that I listen to back , to back to back to back. Imma Huge fan of him. Production for Mos Def & DeAngelo & Lucy Pearl PHENOMINAL
The Grandmaster still got it, absolute legend. Thank you sir
Thanks for making this video.
G.M.F. is the man who changed music forever.
All DJs owe G.M.F. for opening the world and minds to the mixing and scratching game, the beats, the breaks, the blends.
STRAIGHT JEWELS !!!❤
One o' the Guvernors ! No Doubt - PIONEER
Truuuue we went from using paper, slim cardboards, etc to scratch like GMF using cheap turntables/stereo combo, PL L800s all the way to the epic MK2 after school and weekend garage parties. As a kid I always wanted to meet him as he was part of an era that inspired us to love music in a wild way. God bless the Grand Master and thank you for all!
The man who started it all! 👍🏾
Flash is a number of things to many people.. The fact he is still kicking it is fire.. Never stop doing what you enjoy and pass the knowledge down to other generations.. I still have some pioneer turntables in storage that need needles... Too bad they so expensive now or I might pull them out and show the grandkids what's up LOL Doing it ole skool with out all the cross over effects and computer and midi stuff with a push of a button... Put the work in the way it used to be.. DJ's today do not understand the limitations and creativity this man and other had to do to get what they wanted. no dj programs.. no digital anything.. like that song said two turntables and a microphone... LOL You had to change and set the next record while on the fly ..no pushing a button or loading a pre programed beat.. Be well and peace... I thank Flash for all the years of enjoyment and the history lesson he is passing down right now... Best quote ever.. "Music has no Color." Remember that people.....
Class is in session from the inventor Grandmaster Flash.
Lesson taught for sure!
When you got the gift,you become a Legend.And you are.
GMF here’s your FLOWERS SIR…. Love you Brotha. Thank You for all you’ve done and Continue to do. Bro Really needs a tour.. OUTSTANDING
Maximum Respect to Sir Grandmaster Flash ! Thank you from the bottom of my heart for showing me how to enjoy music. Happy 50th Anniversary of Hip Hop!
Thanks Grandmaster
My god I would’ve loved to be in the audience. This is as much a history lesson, and music history lesson, as it is about DJ’ing and the evolution of hip hop.
🙏🏾THANK YOU GRAND MASTER FLASH 🎶🫵🏾🎧Dj Vegas/Compton Rest In Peace 🕊️Mix Master Spade ♠️ The Compton Legend Who Bought It From The East Coast To The West Coast. Hip Hop Forever ✊🏾🎧
Flash you took me home big bro, Soundview av Crew from the late 70s.
Such a big hip hop legend and its always nice seeing and hearing the real roots vinyl djing like the saying.what is a dj if he cant scratch so true big respect grandmaster flash 👍
The Master oh my God your music will live on for Ever Grand Master Flash thank you so much creativity
A legend all day!!
Him and preemo are going to tear central park apart!! 🙌🙌🙌🙌
GMF the world salutes you can't imagine hip-hop without you. The godfather is in the house!
The Grandfather/Grandmaster of Hip Hop, this got me so hype remembering hearing Hip Hop for the first time as a kid it was Dana Dane, Slick Rick an the human beatbox himself 😊
MAJOR SALUTE TO THE GREAT GRAND MASTER FLASH,,HE THE REASON I STARTED CUTTIN WHEN I WAS 14,,WHEN I HEARD THE ADVENTURES OF FLASH I WAS IN WOW,,,SALUTE
DJ Qbert was special mention at the end of the talk. Hip hop Filipino pride, yo!
Grand Master flash 🎉 The old School rules don't forget that.#1🎉
I got lucky and came across this on a regular Sunday night!!😃👍🏽👍🏽
Grandmaster flash excellent dj him and Kool herc and dj red alert. I remember when he was in dj hero tutorial
AMAZING! ❤️ Great presentation by a genius and humble human, Grandmaster Flash.
Grandmaster Flash Gracias. Saludos desde Colombia...
A true legend.
Girls Love The Way He Spins!!!!! Viva GMF!!!!
I grew up in the South Bronx NY area following Grandmaster Flash he came to the square at Mott Haven projects all the time I could never forget this people was B-boy dancing and Break dancing OMG it was the best of times you had to be there 😄😄😄
I got my Pioneer 1200 Turntables in 1978 they where game changers I also remember the Numark Mixer as a Deejay. I agree about using Queen & James Brown all Genres 🙏
Salute GrandmasterFlash!!!Thank You✊🏾
50 yrs thank god
That what I'm talking about real hip hop and scratching records. You go grandmaster flash .
GM⚡️will go down in the history books as grandfather of sampled music and creator of the slipmat, that piece of material revolutionised how the turntable is used.
You gon' learn you something TaDay!!!
Flash in top form, killing’ it as usual!
“Grandmaster Flash is the reason that all us dj’s are doing what we’re doing”
- Grand Wizard Theodore
love it so nice ,and i have most off the records on vinyl, and still skcatch,and born in the 70 s love it ,so nice ,great history ,i started with decca turntables with no pich controll ,but had two of them and started to buy 2 copies of the records so i could keep the break going ,using volume ,sliders ,and used thin carboard or thick paper with polish ,which i used to use when breaking on lyno
Hat off. let us all bow before this living legend. immense respect.
Wow…..😯😳…….you made me cry……..🥹🥹😰😥😥😥😓😓😭😭😭you freaking took me back……..so glad I had the experience to lived it in the Bronx…….HISTORIC…..😊💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻……..thank you for sharing….much blessings…….that was hip hop……🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊50 yrs of hip hop🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻💯💯💯long lives hip hop🔥🔥🔥👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼💯💯💯💯
Glad you enjoyed it!
FROM THE PIONEER ERA OF REAL HIPHOP 1970s and 80s DJ GRANDMASTER FLASH SHOWING THESE KIDZ HOW ITS DONE DJ GRANDMASTER FLASH IN THE MIX
@pioneer DJ USA I miss my set up.