TARIQ NASHEED DROPS BOMBS On Hip Hop History
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I am so happy Tariq was able to get these people recognized before they got totally erased! We see you Cornbread---the originator of Graffiti!!!!
Kool Herc came up with hip hop.
@@C.I.T.H.😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@C.I.T.H.😂😅
@@C.I.T.H.we understand now, your trolling 🧌
@@C.I.T.H. FBA men winning, yu'all our sons
Tariq is talking about the CREaTION of hip hop. Not who PARTICIPATED . FBAs created the culture and everyone else participated!
@gannggang
Who?
Name one there at the beginning, creating.
Anybody can “claim” anything.
FBA are being TWO docs to the table to prove OUR claim.
Both showing HOW it was created.
If You got some proof, stop yapping and put Your receipts on the table.
Documentation Beats Conversation…Every Time.
@gannggang Cool Herc said he didn't create hip hop so who did?
NOBODY can name the CREATORS
@@randee4550
Can, have, and will continue to say so WITH documented proof as needed…
NONE of this was necessary.
This ALL came from Other people being GREEDY. We’ve NEVER Flexed.
But now we simply can’t let people “take our cornbread”.
@@randee4550 We know they're not latinos
The straightening has finally gotten straight!!!🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🔥💪🏾
I’m from the Bronx and I was there. Caribbeans had zero influence on the creation of Hip Hop.
So was I. All facts.
I'm from the Bronx too....pr just started #$%% with us in the 70's
Glad some of the FBA’s up top letting it be known now
I’m from down south and we had block parties and All elements of Hip Hop was already down here
Herc was Jamaican
He obviously has an influence with the merry-go-round
And they don’t deny this in the documentary
How we here before immigrants but they originated everything before us in our own country 🤨🙄🤥
This the one! 🎤*mic drop*
Black native Americans winning, shout out Tariq for this.
Everywhere we go, people come in and claim our ish. Pink, brown and browner (since some of them say they no black)
Its a LIE
Were your family immigrants at one time? The answer is yes. Most PR's were born in the states, not the island just like your family. I'm from the Bronx, still live in the Bronx and will rep the BX til I die. Dont act like millions of PRs are making that claim.
Tyriq did a masterful job on this subject and we will not let them corrupt the truth
Tariq
@@jayjones251Oh thank you i really appreciate that…. It makes all the difference in the world that you corrected my little ole comment….
@@jayjones251 i knew this reply would edit the name correction. lol I was going to jump pass it.
@Crimson-Ox damn why you mad. You hurt just by me commenting the correct spelling.
@@jayjones251 find something more constructive to do with your time instead of bothering grown men on the internet 💯
All forms of musical expression belongs to Black American culture....Blues, Jazz, Rock, Country. Hip-Hop, Funk, R&B, Neo Soul, Etc... the world would be dry AF without us ✊🏾
Facts
Salsa as well, we brought the horns, guitar, and Piana to Afro -Cuban music....Don't forget Grunge, House, Techno, Freestyle, and Black marching band music.
@@Soufside_SlimHorns, Guitar and Piano are all European. Stop it!
Remember/recall: When children played outside prior to gangs, jump rope and hula hoop before they were out of shape? Could leave your door open and windows down? What different if are the same nation of US? Division and conquest is the desegregation of the educational system? Being there’s “black” (sovereign) and “white” (colonist) history/education aren’t identical/exact, also have been not engaged/interested and dropping out of school(school to prison pipelines). The integration of the medical system being “blacks” (indigenous) have been declining in health/population till this very day. The unification/combination of the political system (two party system) since then blacks” (aboriginals) hadn’t had adequate representation even though has taxation. Outside the obvious social, cultural, spiritual, financial, nationality, etc. invented/developed differences produced/promoted by US. The scam is that the immigrants/Caucasians(mafias/Dj Vlad) are utilizing the migrants/mulattos(cartels/Cypress Hill) to manipulate the refugees/black loyalist(pirates of the Caribbeans/Dj Academics) To integrate/infiltrate in means to criminalize/corrupt then gentrify/trounce the communities/society of just US’
Special mention to the Spanish and Dr. Fauci/Bill Gates Wuhan flu:
Reference:
Dr. Luc Montagnier was best known for his 1983 discovery of the Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV), which has been identified as the cause of AIDS.
Also’ The COINTELPRO operators targeted multiple groups at once and encouraged splintering of these groups from within.
the spanish brought the guitar to latin music@@Soufside_Slim
Nobody’s disputing nothing now! Respect to Flex for making this, shoutout to you for covering this 🔥
Kool Herc came up with hip hop.
@@C.I.T.H.
Oh yeah? Well tell me a little about Grandmaster Flowers & Disko King Mario? 🤔
@@C.I.T.H.😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@C.I.T.H.🔥Crickets🔥
@@C.I.T.H.when did cool Herc ever say that? Cool Herc needs to prove that he started hip hop.
Respect to Grandmaster Flowers(Brooklyn), DJ Hollywood (Harlem), Disco King Mario, Bronxdale Projects, The Black Spades!
DJ Pete Jones
Dj John brown and dj Smokey
And before these guys, there was PigMeat Markham. There is almost NO Carribean origination of Hip Hop if you study the history
These Jamaican anchors and Puerto Ricans waged a cultural war against our Ethnic group 30 years ago while smiling in our face.
They chose to turn on us for the white supremest corporate structure.
Jamaican got it toasting from black America by listening to black radio djs of the 1940s, since jive talking and rapping with Jocko Henderson Dr.Napcat Dizzy Lizzy Jack The Rapper Gibson and Dr. Daddy O.
Whats wild is you can look in the past before Hip-hop and clearly see the footprints from which hip-hop came within Black American culture/music.
The evolution is undeniable.
So true, it’s crazy people haven’t seen the jazz, skattin and soul influence. James Brown single handed influenced all notable hip hop songs in the 80’s.
FACTZ!!!!!!
Puerto Ricans has zero influence on the founding and the creation of hip-hop. Period
They even copy dancehall rhythms up to this day.
Yup
They copy Everything
Tariq put all this false info to rest! FBA! Created Hiphop! The roots of Hiphop! Black Foundational’s! Thank you! Tariq! The only thing the other cultures did was benefited from HipHop!
💯💯💯💯💯💯💯
I was just on the Starz App for the first time, and they have a documentary series called origins of Hip-hop it cameout in 2022. Guess who the first 2 episodes were on? You guessed it Fat Joe and Busta Rhymes 😂. They put that out purposely because Tariq was starting to put it out there that he was going to do a documentary in 2022, and we have been pushing back on these lies hard since 2020.
@gannggang stop trolling
@gannggang man i was there and you cats would'nt even speak fear of your accent
@@johnjack902We live in America. What accent do you have? 😂
Tariq with another one. Shout out Faucette
As a West African I always knew Hip Hop was a Black American invention damn who doesn't know that it's amazing that Tariq has to go his way to bring receipts 🧾
Much respect 🤜🏾💥🤛🏾
The real question is! What is Hip Hop without Black America?
@@narmar9mm CORRECT!!!!
Even Kamala Harris even forgot about us. She mentioned Caribbean and Latin only
That byyootch is only black when it's convenient for her...🤮 She already lied and said she rocked 2 pacs music in the 1980s..
That was intentional.
Right
@@kevlar2125That was intentional. Well said.
She isnt black american.
If Jamaicans created Hip Hop. What the hell happen 😅
Exactly 💯 where is their version of Rakim, Big Daddy Kane, Nas.....etc,etc.....they should be all over Jamaica or Puerto Rico🤦🏾♂️
Tariq Nasheed is making it real clear that fba was the group who gave birth to hip-hop.😂
@@kennethBonney🤦🏾♂️ The culture/language is literally different. You guys need to seek help. Jamaicans are the originators but Black Americans made it their own.
@@kurokaizen1889nope hip hop started in 1970 the first Jamaican dj didn’t get started until 1973😂😂 and Jamaicans created no element of hip hop
@kurokaizen1889 if thats true why isnt hiphop all over jamaica? You are lying & know you are lying.
Good video! Tariq brought some paper to some of the Hip Hop founders so they would come out and tell the truth while they are still alive!! Too many other “legends” of Hip Hop have been paid to be silent and/or validate the lies that others not Black American created Hip Hop. This is important because as Break Dancing goes to the Olympics in 2024, Black Americans can not be locked out of a genre we created. If Black Americans are locked out of being instrumental to the creation of Hip Hop, then how can Black Americans ever profit from hip hop? The goal has always been to keep Black Americans from being able to profit from what we have created. We must stop being a harvest group for others.
Tariq kilt them with this documentary, NO MORE CULTURE VULTURES 💯👍🖤💪🔥
Tariq did his thing on this I can't wait to see it Shout to U Faucette keep doing what you're doing I like your content Family 💯
Kool Herc came up with hip hop.
@@C.I.T.H. No he didn't that's a lie he even said he didn't create hip hop so that's been debunked already go do your research you're making a fool of yourself
@@C.I.T.H.😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😅
These Jamaican anchors and Puerto Ricans waged a cultural war against our Ethnic group 30 years ago while smiling in our face.
They chose to turn on us for the white supremest corporate structure.
Black Americans we started all genres of American music
Not classical.
False!
Im Caribbean and i stand behind FBA! We need to be honest and truthful. ✊🏼
Tariq Nasheed and there’s another one. He keeps bringing truth to power.
Dr. Umar ?
@gannggang lol shut up
💣 Logically💣
✅ JAMAICA reggae was developed by their influence by Black American 🇺🇸 R nB. Sound system outdoor parties was not playing “ reggae ska”. It was playing Black American R n B music.
✅ Jamaica was mostly rural and poor. Kingston was especially the ones with money traveled to America got their style of dressing and bought back albums with them
✅ Cool Herc came from Jamaica at 12 years old. He adapted into black American style. He doesn’t even speak with Jamaican accent much either
✅ Even Bob Marley stated in documentary that Black Americans weren’t into his music. He was disappointed because he was hoping since being black they’ll adapt but it wasn’t until years later
✅Puerto Ricans don’t understand how they influence hip hop. THEY COULDNT SPEAK OR UNDERSTAND ENGLISH! They wanted to be white so much especially white looking ones.
✅ Puerto Ricans is tribalistic and they didn’t want to be mixed with blacks at all.
✅ If they help created hip hop how come you don’t see much artists from them until later on or much Jamaicans it’s not logical. Jamaicans sticks to mostly reggae genre. Languages and culture doesn’t add.
✅ Pull up older pictures of how Jamaicans and Puerto Ricans dressed in their countries during 50s, 60s, and 70s compared to Black Americans. The style and swag came from Black Americans
All factz
Absolute facts
Stop the cap
Y’all Americans is delusional
@@pennyrussell5655No you Lie tinos & JamaicanT’s Need to stop the cap YALL looking desperate pathetic and clownish out here, just like how y’all were look in the 70s coming off that boat!!!
It's the creation of Hip Hop started with FBA
Yea I’m excited to see this! 🔥 Tired of the false narratives trying to water down the impact our culture has had. Also you do kinda favor Lawrence Fishburne lmfao crazy!
That’s a FACT! “EAT THE CAKE ANNA MAE!”😂
@@faucettemedialol
Tethers eat your heart out. Thank you King Flex❤
Remember/recall: When children played outside prior to gangs, jump rope and hula hoop before they were out of shape? Could leave your door open and windows down? What different if are the same nation of US? Division and conquest is the desegregation of the educational system? Being there’s “black” (sovereign) and “white” (colonist) history/education aren’t identical/exact, also have been not engaged/interested and dropping out of school(school to prison pipelines). The integration of the medical system being “blacks” (indigenous) have been declining in health/population till this very day. The unification/combination of the political system (two party system) since then blacks” (aboriginals) hadn’t had adequate representation even though has taxation. Outside the obvious social, cultural, spiritual, financial, nationality, etc. invented/developed differences produced/promoted by US. The scam is that the immigrants/Caucasians(mafias/Dj Vlad) are utilizing the migrants/mulattos(cartels/Cypress Hill) to manipulate the refugees/black loyalist(pirates of the Caribbeans/Dj Academics) To integrate/infiltrate in means to criminalize/corrupt then gentrify/trounce the communities/society of just US’
Special mention to the Spanish and Dr. Fauci/Bill Gates Wuhan flu:
Reference:
Dr. Luc Montagnier was best known for his 1983 discovery of the Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV), which has been identified as the cause of AIDS.
Also’ The COINTELPRO operators targeted multiple groups at once and encouraged splintering of these groups from within.
Tariq's struck gold again and im glad he put things in proper perspective.
Just like for years they tried to say Elvis Presley created Rock n Roll
Until Lil Richard, Bo Didley and others started to speak out!
This is how you do so called 50 years of hip-hop. As an 80s baby, literally, and sitting in front of the TV watching video music box, I was glued to it watching rap videos. That was my favorite part of the day, even as a BABY.
You know how some people gravitate to a ball, or drum set or whatever as a 1 and 2 year old, it was hip-hop for me. Til this day.
I don't mean 90% of today's garbage tho.
The box that rocks!! 💪🏾💯❤️
This documentary should have been made decades ago. I literally had a discussion with the Jungle Brothers (Afrika Bam and Mike G) in 1988 about preserving the hip hop culture and passing on the history correctly. Mike got upset with me for saying these things, but Afrika Bam agreed. I wonder how Mike feels about it now after all these years. It was a memorial moment, because a few others were there as well like Queen Lathifa.
Hip Hop started with the Black Spades and 5%. As a street culture. Although not everyone was “street”, some were middle class Black teens. This created the Black subculture called Hip Hop.
Going Way Back
[Intro: Just-Ice & KRS-One]
To the best of my knowledge, I guess that I'm fresh
And what I manifest, I never- (Hold it, hold it)
What's going on, Just?
Yo, KRS, what's the- what's the- what's the purpose of you stopping me?
Yo, man, kick the rhymes you was just kicking to me a while ago
Aight (Aight)
[Verse 1: Just-Ice]
I'll wax and maim rappers who proclaim
To be the epitome of this game
Fronting like you hard, rugged and rough
Soft like butter, creamy like a puff
On the mic, no sense (No sense), head very dense
Just listen to the gangster and I will convince
All (All) that doubt my power of speech
The title of the gangster they tried to impeach
But, um, it is protected by the black and the red (Red)
It's not true all gangsters are dead
Not a gangster with a gun doing crime, none of that
Kill a MC with the rhyme 'cause I'm the gangster of rap
In fact, exact, I'm the dominant Black
Coming full force on, and power that's packed
For all the party people, this is a fact
For all the pioneers I'm going way back (Way back)
[Interlude: KRS-One]
Goddamn, that is funky, funky, funky fresh (Dope, dope)
If you could just keep kicking that, we'll be alright 'til '88
Dig it? (Dope, dope)
[Verse 2: Just-Ice]
Going way, way back to the early days
Of 75 and the Black Spades
Chilling with my homeboy Muscle Man Ron
In the Boogie Down Bronx BKA Pelan (Pelan)
It was a privilege for people to see
Bambaataa (Bambaataa) rocking hard at 123
On a Friday night, the boys would come running
To hear big beats that were shocking and stunning
In the Hill (Hill), not a thing was chill
Sound Masters on the loose and acting ill
Up top (Up top), every weekend rock
Either 131 or around that block
But anywhere Uptown (Uptown), you always heard the sound
Hip-hop, funky beats, MCs getting down
The truth I swear, admit and declare
The Bronx was the first, I know, I was there
The beats were dope (Dope), the sound was on
By the way, saying Peace to my brother Melquan (Melquan)
Dedications, have a little bit more
The L Brothers, Grand Wizard Theodore (Theodore)
I can't forget where we used to ill
With the young Sound Masters in Castle Hill
I can keep going on (Keep going on), for more and more
With Breakout and Baron, and the Funky 4
On the other side of town, the mics in their hands
The lecherous, treacherous also perpetuous
MCs cold in command (Command)
And if you listen to that for an actual fact
For all the pioneers, I'm going way back (Way back)
[Interlude: KRS-One]
Word, now you know, I know
This is KRS with Just-Ice (Dope, dope)
Haha, talk about dope beats (Dope, dope)
Yo, Just, kick me one more verse, please
[Verse 3: Just-Ice]
Let's rest (Let's rest), so I can take a breath
'Cause I'm bearing the truth and nothing less
No disrespect intended, but I have to show ya
If I didn't say your name, that means I did not know ya (Know ya)
To get to the point, to make it clear
If I don't say your name, that means you was not there
It's true (It's true), I'm from the old school
I'm the professor and they are my pupils (Pupils)
I teach and never preach
Not a bloodsucker, parasite or a leech
I'm telling you how (How) it was or is
The Bronx is the home for the hip-hop kids (Hip-hop)
A long time ago, when I was raising hell
With a nappy head of hair at the age of twelve
I saw and heard crews that rocked (Rocked)
The Cold Crushers, Monsters, Breakout, Sasquatch (Sasquatch)
You're not familiar with the funky sound
That proves it right there, you wasn't down
Had to earn a position and do hard work (Work)
You can ask Kool Herc or my man Red Alert (Red Alert)
He'll tell ya, because he knows for sure
About Flash (Flash), EZ Mike, and the Furious Four
I'll run off some names with no offence
Listen up real close as I commence (Commence)
Coke La Rock, Clark Kent, my man Cool Fish
Homeboy Tre Dee (Tre Dee) and Frisky Frisk
Wonderful sincere in the atmosphere
Almighty Kay Gee at Union Square
Dr. Kik, rock on (Rock on) and my man Shelt La Rocker
B.I., KRS (KRS), C Rasta
Definitely we would rock
And I can't forget (Can't forget) my homeboy Big Knot
It's the truth and for an actual fact
For all the pioneers, I'm going way back (Way back)
[Outro: KRS-One & Just-Ice]
Well, I think that's about far back as we can go
Saying peace to my man T La Rock!
Word, saying peace to my brother Scott La Rock, he's in here
Scott La Rock, rock on! (Word)
DMX, peace
Peace
Peace!
This is KRS One (BDP) 1986.
South Bronx Lyrics
[Intro: Scott La Rock & D-Nice]
Yo, what's up, Blastmaster KRS-One? This jam is kicking
Word, yo, what up, D-Nice? (Yo, what's up Scott La Rock?)
Yo, man, we chilling, just funky fresh jam
I want to tell you a little something about us
We're the Boogie Down Productions crew
And due to the fact that no one else out there knew what time it was
We have to tell you a little story about where we we come from
[Chorus]
South Bronx, the South-South Bronx
South Bronx, the South-South Bronx
South Bronx, the South-South Bronx
South Bronx, the South-South Bronx
[Verse 1: KRS-One]
Many people tell me this style is terrific
It is kinda different, but let's get specific
KRS-One specialize in music
I'll only use this type of style when I choose it
Party people in the place to be, KRS-One attacks
You got dropped off MCA 'cause the rhymes you wrote was wack
So, you think that hip-hop had its start out in Queensbridge?
If you pop that junk up in the Bronx you might not live, 'cause you're in
[Chorus]
South Bronx, the South-South Bronx
South Bronx, the South-South Bronx
South Bronx, the South-South Bronx
South Bronx, the South-South Bronx
[Verse 2]
I came with Scott La Rock to express one thing
I am a teacher and others are kings
If that's the title they earn, well it's well deserved, but
Without a crown, see, I still burn
You settle for a pebble, not a stone like a rebel
KRS-One is the holder of a boulder
Money folder
You want a fresh style, let me show ya
Now way back in the days when hip-hop began
With Coke De La Rock, Kool Herc and then Bam
B-boys ran to the latest jam
But when it got shot up, they went home and said, "Damn
There's got to be a better way to hear our music every day"
B-boys getting blown away but coming outside anyway
They tried again outside in Cedar Park
Power from a street light made the place dark
But, yo, they didn't care, they turned it out
I know a few understand what I'm talking about
Remember Bronx River rolling thick
With Kool DJ Red Alert and Chuck Chillout on the mix
When Afrika Islam was rocking the jams
And on the other side of town was a kid named Flash
Patterson and Mill Brook projects
Casanova all over, you couldn't stop it
The Nine Lives Crew, the Cypress Boys
The real Rock Steady taking out these toys
As odd as it looked, as wild as it seem
I didn't hear a peep from a place called Queens
It was '76 to 1980
The dreads in Brooklyn was crazy
You couldn't bring out your set with no hip-hop
Because the pistols would go *gunshots*
So why don't you wise up? Show all the people in the place that you are wack
Instead of tryna take out LL, you need to take your homeboys off the crack
'Cause if you don't, well then, their nerves will become shot
And that would leave the job up to my own Scott La Rock, and he's from.
Ultra Magnetic MC’s (Kool Keith)
Bust the Facts
A yes yes y'all, and you don't stop
You're listening to the sounds of the best MC in the world, Kool Keith
I got a flyer in my hand, Bambaataa with Cold Crush
The place is packed, with Johnny Wa and Rayvon
Lovely ladies smelling sweet with a lot of Avon
Jazzy Jay by my side, Charlie Chase behind me
Flash and Theodore, super cuts sublime me
"Catch a Groove" is the rhythm, spinning back and forth
From the East and the Valley, swinging back up North
Towards the South Bronx, to Cedar Park and Webster
The speakers are pumping, power bass is thumping
With the Ultra mega amp, keeping pep up jumping
From side to side, the double meters have peaked
They had some good MC's, a lot of them they was weak
They had no style with no metaphor, no voice to speak
Melle Mel had the best rhymes, ranking with Caz
Kool Moe tried to get down, but I made him sit down
With that metaphor quickness, you bite and you bit this
Stop and go turn, see the flame and go burn
To ashes to ashes, dust to dust
Seven years later toy you still crusty crust
Your old rhymes are rust, very dirty and dusty
And under your arms you're kicking power and musty
Get out of my way, and let the rhythm path roll
Let me run up the charts, freak a rhyme turn gold
While you're listening, I throw a buzz in your ear
Bust the facts!
Go swing a partner around, dosey-dosey
Like musical chairs and ring around the rosie
The party you pay see, Kool Herc with Jay Cee
The Herculoids battle, The Disco Twins
Funky rhymes with breakbeats, the DJ spins
For the L Brothers, stepping right in the scene
Mean Gene was maxing, Rockin Rob went to work
While the tables would turn, the old needles used to jerk
With the belt drive, Technics and B-1's
With the orange light shining, the red on D-1's
Direct drive and Nova, I'm chilling with G.L.O.B.E
Mr. Biggs and Pow-Wow, Monk and Superman
Pulling out that Olde E, that funky funky 40 ounce
Ikey C from Cosmic, the bass bottom bounce
Red Alert in the booth, the T-Connection to mix
Silly rabbit.. you know my style has tricks
To go on, to the next line, to the break of dawn
While I move up step, to the early early morn
With a hip-hop drink and some rhyme popcorn
Never smoking or sniffing or ever joking or riffing
Because it's time to plex more, and rhyme fantastic
Dota-Rock and Whipper Whip, neither rapper was plastic
Back in the days, you had to be so sarcastic
To stretch out a rhyme, and make it double elastic
You learn new jack, step back and be wack
You know what time it is boy, and every mic I smoke
Bust the facts!
Later on at the Boys Club, while time excel
I got a name for your brain that surely rings a bell
Patti Duke had the nice hands, swift with Billy Boy
Playing James Brown records, you stupid you silly boy
Bongo Rocking, hard where the rhythm go
You fake and pass, Busy Bee give and go
To the AJ Skratch, a funky beat that matched
With a two-second break, that was hard to catch
DST was mixing, slicing with his elbows
Freaking the wheels, looping rhymes, here we go
To the master faster, speed up and go faster
Turn my JVC to mega power and blast a
Mario tape, yes The Disco King
Where the beats had the funky drums, no new jack swing
Happy rappers with polka dots, were bound to get stuck
You had the Zulus the Nine Crew, you're pushing your luck
The Casanovas was maxing all scheming to duck
You had The Black Spades, plus The Savage Skulls
Gangbanging was over, neither crews exist
They got a job and a wife, a pretty woman to kiss
So on the rhymes kept rolling, straight up into disco
Eddie Cheeba with Sweet G, and back up to Cisco
Afrika Islam, with the Great Love Squids
Spinning high-top beats, can you check it, you dig
Kool Keith out smoking, my lyrics are hot
Bust the facts!
Remember/recall: When children played outside prior to gangs, jump rope and hula hoop before they were out of shape? Could leave your door open and windows down? What different if are the same nation of US? Division and conquest is the desegregation of the educational system? Being there’s “black” (sovereign) and “white” (colonist) history/education aren’t identical/exact, also have been not engaged/interested and dropping out of school(school to prison pipelines). The integration of the medical system being “blacks” (indigenous) have been declining in health/population till this very day. The unification/combination of the political system (two party system) since then blacks” (aboriginals) hadn’t had adequate representation even though has taxation. Outside the obvious social, cultural, spiritual, financial, nationality, etc. invented/developed differences produced/promoted by US. The scam is that the immigrants/Caucasians(mafias/Dj Vlad) are utilizing the migrants/mulattos(cartels/Cypress Hill) to manipulate the refugees/black loyalist(pirates of the Caribbeans/Dj Academics) To integrate/infiltrate in means to criminalize/corrupt then gentrify/trounce the communities/society of just US’
Special mention to the Spanish and Dr. Fauci/Bill Gates Wuhan flu:
Reference:
Dr. Luc Montagnier was best known for his 1983 discovery of the Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV), which has been identified as the cause of AIDS.
Also’ The COINTELPRO operators targeted multiple groups at once and encouraged splintering of these groups from within.
Bro, broke it down. RESPECT 🙏🏾
Just think if Busta Rhymes and the rest of them had just kept their mouths shut we wouldn't have ever said anything. We originated it. Just like Jazz started in Treme & Millinie Boys home in New Orleans.
Facts
Agreed
That’s why it’s kind of good that they said something. This story needs to be told 💪🏿
@@blackandproud83 I agree.
I’m happy they said it so as FBA lestdelineate
This doc is pure GOLD. 🌟🌟🌟 Salute to all my blk Americans people and the gifts we shared with the world.
I dunno why i didn't put breakdancing being in the Olympics together with this recent push to take the origin of hip hop out of Black America
hip hop as we know it started in bronxdale projects when it was FBA all day. everybody else jumped in when it started making $$- fact.
There is no dispute. Everyone on here is right, and exact. Busta Rhymes, Fat Joe, Pete Rock , weren't there in the early 70's, point blank period.
Tariq wasn’t there either
@@RaaddrrVanfacts lmaoooo
but he 's introducing the world to the black american people who were smart ass .@@RaaddrrVan
Busta, joe, pete rock are all tethers eating off our culture. They come from cultures that routinely scam so im not surprised.
@@timwhiteside9971right these 🥷 dumb ASF
I'm Honduran American born in the Bronx NY as a Afro Hispanic and I can tell you first hand Hispanics wasn't f#ck with blacks heavy into the late 1980s or early 1990 so how did Hispanic or any race start Hip Hop instead of FBA?😮
I think the reason a lot of us turn our back on it now, is simply because we dont see ourselves In it anymore. It's representing a culture that is not ours so we back off.
And that's sad af! Def not how I get down. I grew up on Hip Hop, Rap, R&B and Soul throughout the '80s, so I def go hard at any mf who comes in from another race, trying to claim ish. Nah, never!
That won't last too much longer.
that footage from Thomas Edison made my jaw drop. Thanks Brother! I am glad that your channel popped on my fyp.
Yep! And like the author of the channel said... We drop down jewels from 1 generation to another, 1 family member to another, 1 neighborhood to another, 1 city to another, since forever.
FBA’s can’t have nothing exclusively in this country……shit. Banana boats and latinos y’all got salsa and reggae. That’s y’all shit. This isn’t that and that isn’t this.
Old black gospel groups were rapping in the 40's and 50's
I just said that too
Yep
The Jubalaires are on video rapping in the 30s and 40s
This is BIG
From '73 to '79, what was the Majority of Black Americans listening to on Black Radio Stations....and Soul Train. It was not Reggae or Salsa.
None of those other groups CREATED Hip Hop.. they all came AFTER.
Not a big fan of tariq but I’m glad he made this documentary
I’m of Jamaican decent and I’m tired of hearing people saying hip hop comes from Jamaica
No one in Jamaica says this nonsense
Cap.
@@kurokaizen1889 Yeah we know you're capping.
Of course you not a fan of him you an immigrant 😂 from another country
@@kimanikeith4693 I’m in the U.K. bozo 🤣😂🤣
@@kimanikeith4693
Im in the U.K. dummy 🤣
Im not a fan because he tells too many lies and just makes up stuff
Finally!!!!! Been waiting on this doc!!
There is NO carribean or Puerto Rican influence on the creation of hip hop. It is a 100% Foundational Black American creation!!!!
Tariq ain’t playing with them 😂
real talk Faucette. I watch a lot of more documentaries than scripted shows. Thank you for this review.
You spitting nothing but facts
It’s ONLY FBA…… NO ONE ELSE
Love this !
this is great and the truth we as black Americans need to gate keep our culture we created, thanks to tariq for doing this movie and setting it straight.
Hip-hop is FBA/ADOS Freedman. PERIOD. YOU MUST BE A TEITHER.
When break dancing comes to the Olympics most we'll only see Asian and Hispanic.
You Cant Forget Mount Vernon !!!! Mount Vernon Borders The Bronx WE Were There In The Early Days !!! Salute Bro Tariq For Bringing Fourth The REAL !!!
What up Big G
@@juxx8889 Yoo What Up !!!
It's Wave
@@juxx8889 Ok Wave What Up Bro !!!!
All is well
Can't wait for the movie to drop, I really respect him for making it. We can't allow people to rewrite our history.
Yeah fat Joe and busta and rotimi and Akon won’t be able to say shit after this. 👊🏾👊🏾💯💯🔥🔥🔥
Big ups….. Im going to enjoy seeing the excuses after this comes out
Me too!!!!😂😂😂😂😂
I can' t wait!!!😂😂😂😂😂
Another secret. Chuck Brown created gogo, and was raised in Fairmont Heights PG county MD.
That’s a FACT! Around the same time too.
GREAT VIDEO AND WHY DO WE LEAVE OUT DOO-WOP . LOVE MY JAMAICANS BUT IF THEY HAD A MAJOR PART IN EARLY HOP HOP WHY WAS MOST OF THEIR EARLY MUSIC WAS COVERS OF PERCY SLEDGE , SMOKEY ROBINSON , AND OTHER AMERICAN OLDIES MUSIC.
You know stuff …..preach
HIP HOP,COUNTRY,ROCK&ROLL,SOUL,FUNK,R&B,BLUES,JAZZ,GOSPEL,NEGRO SPIRITUALS etc is all FBA music✊🏿🇺🇲⚫🔱🔴
FBA Love ✊🏿
EVERYTHING FBA done in the past!!!!! Has been Co-opt by them folks!!! Tether!!!! All other groups!!! Claiming creation blacks music as their OWN.
My grandpa was from South Carolina snd was rapping when I was a kid....
This is why we Fk with Tariq. 4Life - Black American Excellence - FBA B1
Tariq done did it again. This documentary looks solid. I can't wait to see it.
We are the O R I G I N A T O R S THERE IS NON GREATER ❤🎉🎉❤🎉❤🎉🎉
The truth coming out
Hip-Hop is 80 years old not 50 invented in the 1940s by African Americans not us Jamaicans!
They coming at Busta hard lol
Busta is full of sh** , for saying we made nothing here and we had to get out creations from orhers.
They need to!!!!
As they should. Busta is a very disrespectful bastard.
Busta deserves all the heat. The open ungratefulness he demonstrates is appalling.
Busta needs his skull cracked for his lying.
The harsh reality is FBA has been dealing with pirates and thieves Caribbean,Latinos,and African ✌🏽✌🏽✌🏽
In the 1970's Caribbeans didn't live amongst us in NYC, and VERY, Very, very FEW Puerto Ricans. There was CRAZY gang warring through out NYC.. We didn't develop a comrade with Puerto Ricans in the LATE 1970's & Caribbeans in the early 1990's.
They didn't contribute anything to EARLY Hip-hop.
BLAK PEOPLE ARE BEAUTIFUL!!!!
💯💯💯💯💯
🔥🔥🔥
Hip Hop was a FBA creation and now these tethers want to take all the credit
Hip-Hop isn't a genre of music...it's a 1970s Bronx subculture that died out in the early 80s. Rapping/Rap was a part of Black American society DECADES before the Hip-Hop movement existed.
It is. It has its own category
@alphabeta917 No it doesn't most books, articles and documentaries imply or outright say that Rap started with Hip-Hop.
This is going to spark some needed discussion. Good on Tariq.
Every genre blacks created in America literally birth hip hop
Hip-hop culture goes back over a century and it's all connected. No other groups has no parts in the creativity of these music genres of Black American culture. This is by design from the dominant society. This is need to be addressed
Aboriginal Americans aka FBA ppl created hip hop. Not no foreigners. Google Chahta tribe and shinnecock tribe. Black natives
We all we got
Preach
Fact beyond any doubt
FBA✊🏾
FBA isn’t real, no power
@@AuburnGrad2008 It's right before your eyes. Be blind if you want to.
Damn i got Cornbread, Earl, and Me on dvd 😂
@@harrysmith-g8k tf are you talking about crazy person?
Yall act like James brown and Curtis mayfield isn't hip hop. Smh
❤nothing but the truth 🎉🎉❤❤❤
And thereswas
NO PUERTO RICAN influnce in hip hop !!!!!! NONE
Finally. Need something like this to make people like Busta Rhymes keep quiet. Fool said FBA don't have a culture. Loss so much respect for that dude when I heard him say that.
I can't even bump his music anymore. I didn't mind him being from Jamaica but the comments show you Don respect or like my people
Ikr. He really tried it with that ish. Fk him and his tether boat he road in on. He absent from my mind, his music and all.
This documentary is very VERY needed now
Tariq said that this doc will focus on hip hop's Southern roots that have been ignored
And as stated in the vid, this doc will actually focus on the people who were ACTUALLY there
It ain’t no 50-50 it’s 100% foundational black Americans only stop it with all that bull crap🤨 and thank you brotha Tariq for make Busta Rhymes fat ass joe. And the rest of them immigrants and tether’s look like complete fools😂 phenomenal job✊🏾B1✊🏾
I'm so excited Tariq that you have impact on the roots of hip hop started by FBA, the creation of negro spiritual jazz blues gospel boogie woogie call and response chant scat bebop do wop funk rock n roll r&b disco influenced on hip hop.
Bam would say for years that Hip Hop has always been around. The black&white footage is definitely documented proof of styles that have origins in the Black community BEFORE Caribbeans came into FBA culture. And those brothas and sistas were hardcore with it because they were trying to survive in a post-slavery/Jim Crow world.
I don't subscribe to the Four Elements thing, I just think we have an innate sense of what our street culture is when we pull it all together and call it Hip Hop. Well...we used to because we had standards when it came to our trends and behavior. That has certainly changed for the younger generations coming up after us 60s/70s babies.
I am definitely looking forward to what DJ Phase and Charlie Rock have to say in this doc.
TELL THE TRUTH, I LOVE THIS🥳🥳🤩🤩
CORNBREAD IS THE MESSENGER OF GOD VIA GRAFFITI !!! They want us to think that latinos started that too. Respect to king Flex.
Wow
Bamb! There It Is! This brother has done it! Oh Yeah!
RESPECT ✊🏾
Look up a song called : Man with the 88 keys, by Nat King Cole
Nuff said
*Eastside Low Bottoms sh*t !*
_Tappin' in from South Central LA_
Salute to the King of Receipts Tariq Nasheed ✊🏾
I wonder what the likes of fat joe and busta rhymes will have to say about the founders - who they've always shouted out - saying the complete opposite of what they've been trying to say ? Will the love, respect and admiration for the pioneers no longer exist ? 🤔
In busta rhymes song New York Sh*t, I think he shouts out damn near everyone in the documentary !
We as Foundational Black Americans have given away enough of Our creations to the world with no reciprocation. It's time to reclaim and gatekeep what's Ours !
FBA all day. FBA all the way.
🤜🏾💥🤛🏾
The documentary is gonna be awesome but Tariq is a agent
You have a new subscriber, I look forward to seeing more of your content. Salute
On what would have been his 67th birthday Disco King Mario gets a street named after him in The Bronx. Disco King Mario is a founding father of Hip-Hop. By 1971 Disco King Mario was the king of the park jams in The Bronx. DJ Kool Herc and Afrika Bambaata were both seen in attendance at these park jams (years later they would go on to do their own park jams). Afrika Bambaataa started out as an assistant to Mario, and Mario loaned Bambaataa the technical equipment for his first appearances as DJ. Disco King Mario was born in North Carolina in 1956 but moved to the Bronxdale Housing projects in order to escape working cotton and tobacco fields. He was an original member of the Black Spades, which is how his connection with Afrika Bambaata came about. #RIPDiscoKingMario