This lesson covered so much in a short amount of time. As a Brooklyn kid in the 80s, I loved the Art of Noise and that Owner of a lonely heart record. We used to break to those joints. Thanks for showing how they were. connected to the World Famous Supreme Team and Malcolm McLaren, Jayquan. You are the anthropologist of Hip Hop culture. Salute, brother.
...if Malcolm was a culture vulture...I give him a pass here...they really set the whole game up for Hip Hop.post 1982...them along with "The Message" and "Planet Rock" songs...Malcolm/Supreme Team/Art Of Noise production REALLY set the BAR...along wit' the other 2 jams!!!
Another super dope lesson! The World Class Supreme Team are definitely the unsung artists of Hip-Hop! And, 1984 was a phenomenal year for Hip-Hop, there were lot of gems released that year....
Dam Yo J-Kwon that straight fire wow. Just put me right back into the back in the day loving every minute of it good looks my brother bless you for keeping hip hop old school alive
Buffalo gals was a top 10 hit record here in the UK and probably was the first time many people heard scratching on the radio and TV as wheels of steel was not widely known outside hip hop audiences...Trevor Horn is a genius producer and a pioneer in many ways. I'm glad Anne Dudley is mentioned in this piece. Her piano playing at the end of Beat Box is a spine-tingling moment...Thanks for this episode Jay..hugely enjoyable
The Supreme Team...These GODS WERE THE EPITOME OF NEW YORK. Peace ✌🏿 To The GODS AND EARTH🌍. They are as Important to Hip-Hop as Water is To This Planet.
This lesson is bringing back so much of my juvenile memories... such a plethora of pleasant sensory recall... So beautiful, so / still dope... your insight of the goings-on behind the scenes is unsurprisingly fascinating...
Seein' this title...and being huge fan of the channel, and "Worlds Famous...", was gonna def watch later....YOUR comment made me stop & watch NOW! Glad I did...it was all that! Thx👊🏾 Class of '82
Another incredible Lesson. I started having flashbacks of 100 park and Kips Bay boys club in the Bronx. This music definitely raised the standards and quality of our cultures music. Thanks Jay
I learn so much when you drop these gems.. Thanks again... As far as Trugoy not saying where he got the Award Tour hook... Maybe he wasn't trying to admit to something that they could sued for.... Maybe not... I know one thing, I didn't know where it came from til you told me...Peace!
M This is super dope!!! I'm from South Carolina and I'm a hip hop fiend. I remember in the early 80s my cousin from New York used to come down South with these tapes and I was hooked. I'm in my 40s right now and I wished that I had a chance to experience the essence of hip hop in New York City during that time...
Once again Jayquan does it again....A Dope Dope Dope Dope documentary on the World Famous Supreme Team....!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!....no video before it and no video to come....complete Masterpiece...!!!!!! ORIGINAL GEM.!!!!!!!
At the very end.. the expression on the face of the guy holding the mic says it all about the foundation hip hop kids! Thank you for putting this together I learned a lot 👍🏿👍🏿
JayQuan I can't thank you enough for this one brother. " Buffalo Gals" and "Hey DJ" were my jams when I was a kid. Appreciate this channel and all of the content.#Salute
Se Divine... I love listening to the old tapes/recordings of the World Famous Supreme Team Show... the original songs they would do "it's un-faaaaair..." (my favorite)... super classic, indispensable... also, Trevor Horn: genius... check out his Red Bull lecture...
Just got the notification. Already hit the LIKE button. OMG!!! I had no idea this is where "WORLD FAMOUS" the BEATNUTS sample came from. Damn Jayquan 25 secs in already it's a winner.
I enjoyed this SO MUCH. Thank you thank you thank you. Duck Rock is one of my all-time favorite records. I had all the EPs and 12" recoeds associated with it. Such an exciting time and collection of sounds. And you told this tory so well and with such love. I really appreciated it.
Jay I enjoy all your lessons but I must say this one of the better ones. I remember listening to the Gods on the radio. Thx for what YOU do for the Culture through education. Salute
I’m loving how you slid that Johnny the Fox jam giving it a strong n rugged edge to your impeccable narration. Keep dropping this much needed knowledge.
All your content is 💯. Much Love. You’re postings are on point. No one is giving up the real. Thank you 🙏🏽. I share and support. I also follow you. I appreciate your content. I know your content is on point because I lived it. One Love from the West Coast! LA 2 Da Bay!
Great video again sir, informative as ever. If I could add one thing that I don't think you mentioned in the video? Can we give love to Anne Dudley? She is co credited on most of the songs mentioned and is a key writer and founder member on The Art of Noise records. Her keyboard sounds and composition skills really add to the records - it's probably why she got the writing credit. If you haven't heard it already, I would recommend listening to her recent record where she goes back to perform piano versions of here old AofN records. Oh, and I think the stereo sound is a reference to the old late fifties/sixties stereo sound, where wide stereo was essential to make up for the limitations of most stereo systems the records were played on. Given McClaren's love for that sound I've always presumed that it was a deliberate callback. Anyway, thanks again. Very enjoyable.
charlieblimey I definitely mentioned Anne a few times. On the World Famous song, and as a member of the Art Of Noise. No question. Didn’t know she had new work out. Going to buy it immediately!! I was speaking of mono vs stereo in respects to the old Motown era of mono recording last where the drums are in one speaker and the other instruments in another. Thanks again for looking!
Just Allah The Superstar & Se' Divine the Mastermind!! WHBI on Saturday night/ early Sunday morning after coming back from the Deuce sauced up.Listening and recording with a 40 and a slice from Nick's Pizza up the BX.Memories forever!!!
Great lesson as always! I never knew Hobo Scratch is where Tribe Called Quest got Award Tour chorus from. You still the man Jay! Thanks again for another excellent lesson.
Thank you so much for doing a lesson on the WFST and Malcolm McLaren . Buffalo Gals is such a groundbreaking record, and was the first time I heard scratching. It’s the reason I am a DJ.Salute Jay!
WOW...Malcolm explain'n Scratchin' & Hip Hop at the END!!! The way he broke it down had them in the crowd head's effed up like: "what the heck are they doin' over there in the inner cities of NYC?" That speech right there probably causes a lotta UK heads to transplant to over here! Nice...Peace!
World's Famous are the fathers to the BOMB SQUAD's production sound...Dr. Dre during NWA...DJ Pooh with King Tee and then with the Boogie Men and DJ Sir Jinx (Lench Mob days)! WOWZERS...and Pooh is My DUDE!!! Then RZA's Wu madness...the production...the sound!
"I'm not a rapper, I'm a hustler. It's just so happen that I know how to rap". I'm remember that skit on one of Jay-Z's albums. That would perfectly sum up these guys, in which you can't knock the hustle. They weren't MC's, instead they were radio personalities who were like many of their peers at time engaged in hip hop. One thing I notice what stand out those most about these guys were their voices.
Another outstanding lesson! I have watched several and this was the best of many great ones! I was in high school when this music came out... shout out to The World's Famous Supreme Yeam and rest in peace Malcom McLaren!! #buffalogals #heydj #hoboscratch #worldsfamoussupremeteam
Thank you again JayQ, for this Lesson. Maurice from the Amsterdam (Dutch), check it out the Surpeme Team, that's the Def Squad, I like to hear something, like to hear... so let me come back again (for your next Lesson). I love The World's Famous Supreme team & Malcolm McLaren!
World Supreme Team Show, they irradiate a lot of fun, a lot of funky freshness. Crazy that a british redhead from UK and ex manager of the pioneers of british Punk, was who show this masters to the world (Sampling pioneer Trevor Horn also). *The music in "World Famous" song sound so street and 80s elegant* . Great Video..necessary.
Ok, Mclaren contributed to several scenes; I am awaiting his memoir, he was an alleged svengali as a manager. God Bless the dead, only reinterating history. Enough heads might be unfamiliar with him as a(n) (punk rock) impresario. J, are you gonna have shows, about where hip-hop intersects with punk? (I HATE MOST modernmainstream (c) rap, it is so base, venal.)
Basically, I jumped the hip hop ship for punk years ago. Modern rap, is a mind fuck. I do not deny, punk, too has its "dark side." However, punk, continues inspiring me. I find mainstream rap deader than hell with its monotonous lietmotifs.
2:00 I just knew you was going to mention Ol Dirty Bastard using the part from the girl who called and said "I like the way you talk". ODB used it on Shimmy Shimmy Ya.
@ 48:32 LOL...OHHH JayQuan --> "WORLD'S FAMOUS" is a Hip Hop/Rap ALL DAY!!! This song (although 2nd to "Buffalo Gals" to Me; b.u.t. "World's..." is groovier) is STILL ahead-of-its-time --> No One has really duplicated this song's format for any "bangazzz"! You put on "World's Famous", and it will STILL have heads like: "this is definitely different!" I know everytime I hear this on the radio (like You KNOW NYC radio this week coming up...especially on Thursday...is gonna be goin' back to the Classics), the song transports Me "Back To The Future"! FIRE...
@@TheFoundationhiphop Pardon Self...didn't see this...Ehhh...LOL...I mean: when I first heard it...I think it was early sunrise on the radio...it woke me on time to get ready for school...I remember! I thought it was "Hip Hop"...b.u.t. maybe more in the sense of the "electro-funk" [I think West Coast's is called "electro-hop", or vice verse...]...some "breakdance" ish...b.u.t. it was HOT!!! Then, when it broke down...I immediately thought of Art Of Noise...and then I heard the Voice: I was like WHOA!!! What the heck is THIS???" Then he mention McLaren's at the end...and I went WILD..."THEM BUFFALO GALS DUDES" [I didn't hear the INTRO chant until later time...LOL...which would have gave it away to Me early as to who they were]. I had the Buffalo Gals single and use to just take it to school with Me...LOL...long story short...LOL...I personally always seen it was Hip Hop from the jump...it was jus' different because "Buffalo Gals" had already gave Me the sense the Sound was changing again! No disrespect..."Planet Rock" Is a Classic and changed the game, b.u.t. I feel I can arguably state the combo of "Buffalo Gals/World's Famous" is an equal...and can be said "based on your info here in your vid" gave us the sampling era...esp. mid to late 80s, 90s, and even today!!! Sampler techniques and "Skits"!!! Them 2 songs together...Peace! LOL...forgive "so long" as usual...
What up JayQ! A little trivia...all the music on Hey DJ, including the background voices were done by Reggie Griffin, who was featured on THE MESSAGE with the synth lines & most of the instruments on WHITE LINES by GMF & GMM & he also was nominated for a grammy for his arrangement on I FEEL FOR YOU BY CHAKA! And he was the reason why Mel ended up on the track! And he was my producer on just about all the tracks on my discography tab on my website, THEARTISTPHILJC, Check out the tracks & credits below each song by THE KINGDOM. Some of those tracks are still dope! PJC!
Wow Jayuan, you blew me away on this lesson! You out did yourself on this one, I'm amazed, I just played the Malcolm McLaren whole 12' inch record last weekend:), he was AMAZING. I just sent the link of your channel to a few people within the last two weeks, also the the precise way that you describe the techniques of producing, you should do just a few producing tutorials because, you make everything sound so easy fam. Rock on my brother, and infinite honor to you as well:).
@@TheFoundationhiphop Fam the honor belongs to you because, not only that you break things down so intricately but, you make me relive in those feel good moments of the 80's, every time you play those tracks! And this is the exact thing that's missing in the present day, and it's very necessary to make those aware of what went on in our good ol' days of rap music. And in my opinion, you're the number one Hip Hop historian and, I will spread your lessons to as many people as I know my brother!
When My moms brought home the EP that night from NYC...I put that shit on at 8 yrs old...I knew Buffalo Gals and World's Famous...I put on "D'Ya Like Scratchin'?" --> I AUTOMATICALLY KNEW HIP HOP was in its TRANSFORMATION STAGES!!! "D'Ya Like Scratchin'?" was like the ULTIMATE sleeper "game-changer" song! I, personally, used to feel funny when I heard it on the radio...it was like a song that everyone "secretly" loved! lol...
Man I love what you are doing.Sometimes it bring a little tear to my eyes just to go back in time for real hip hop.I have three sons that don't know about the pioneer of rap.Thanks for the real lessons.Lamar
Thanks so much for this, Jay. I've been on a WFST kick for a little while after re-listening to one of their tapes and been fiending for any information on them. I had just read Troy's interview with Se Devine on your website the other day so this is really important stuff.
great job as always..👍🏾👍🏾.....it really was great to be in the middle of all those early times...se' & jus (for me) are extremely important to those early times..they literally brought "the block to your box".. everyone knew thee enlightenment when they came on & 1..2..3..peace when they signed out. I thought you were going to mention Dr. rock & the force though
Thank God for this channel and God bless you bro!!! I never thought I would ever run into anyone that loves the culture like I do. Man it's so much I would like to say but I'm speechless! Bless you my brother!
Nice episode thanks for letting the records play out I watch these every Sunday That part " I like the way u talk " was sampled a lot too I'm going crazy trying to think who though?
I was unaware, that MTV rejected the video, for "Buffalo Gals". Especially after the success of "Flashdance". First film, to showcase "Breakin'", and introduce the RSC, to the world. I would think they'd jump all over it. The video, was shot at 96th & Amsterdam Ave, at the "Rock Steady" Park (also known as the "Goat" park, to street b-ballers). The video shows the RSC, doing some of the freshest B-Boy moves, at the time. And members of the Magnificent Force. You can see the handball court, with "eye of the tiger" graffiti piece, by DOZE RSC/TC5. And something that goes under the radar a lot, was the Hip-Hop fashion. Meant nothing to me, at the time, being from there. But I remember how dudes, from out of town, were blown away, by simple things, like Adidas Top Ten (only available in France, at the time), windbreaker outfits, fat laces, iron on Olde English lettering, etc. Looking back, I can really appreciate it, since those were the things I was rocking. And also, to see some of my homeboys, that would become internationally known B-Boys. The video, was groundbreaking. Maybe the first one, to showcase Hip-Hop, from a street perspective, as it actually occurred in the streets, back then. Unlike Run-DMC's videos, that weren't exactly too "Hip-Hop". Especially for that time. MTV fucked up, on this one.
@@TheFoundationhiphop Ah! I stand corrected. But definitely, one of the first videos, if not the first, to showcase Hip-Hop, from the perspective of the streets. The few videos that existed, prior to buffalo gals, were usually at a disco, and it focused solely, on the artist. This video, clearly showcased the street scene, of NYC Hip-Hop. I can't recall another video, before this one, that did that.
Before I even begin the watch --> OMG this My favorite group of ALL-TIME! Buffalo Gals/1982/8 yrs old CHANGED MY WHOLE LIFE!!! I had the righteous name "Du'Quan Allah" written down on the labels of records (like my fav "Sugarhill Groove"...LOL)...then around 1991/2 is when I got with a brother who was spit math and 120...I did not recognize it until about a year later that's what the Gods from the World's Famous Supreme Team were...with the "Mason" Malcolm McLaren (R.I.P.)! NOW...I watch...LOL!!! WOWZERS!!!
Thank you brother. None of my videos were supposed to exceed 15 minutes. My Rakim video was half an hour, and I was really reluctant to post it. The fact that people listen to me for an hour plus is both humbling and amazing. Thank you again...
MAN I hit da like button before i even seen it ! YOU ARE DA MAN !! You be hittin' it on da head !! Check out "Buffalo Love" off the Swamp Thing LP 1985
I hit "like" before I even started watching this joint. Damn, to be back in those days again...
Me too!!
Paying cash and buying old rap cassette tapes inbox me or holler back.
@@mine2613 Not sure how to do that on youtube but I have some rare Hip Hop cassettes with original cover art.
NJbakintheday you were in New york back in those days?
@@mine2613
Do your research on you tube
You'll be surprised @what you'll find
Thank me later
This is the essence of NYC Hip Hop... Man I miss these days.
This lesson covered so much in a short amount of time. As a Brooklyn kid in the 80s, I loved the Art of Noise and that Owner of a lonely heart record. We used to break to those joints. Thanks for showing how they were. connected to the World Famous Supreme Team and Malcolm McLaren, Jayquan. You are the anthropologist of Hip Hop culture. Salute, brother.
Respect bro. Thank you!
...if Malcolm was a culture vulture...I give him a pass here...they really set the whole game up for Hip Hop.post 1982...them along with "The Message" and "Planet Rock" songs...Malcolm/Supreme Team/Art Of Noise production REALLY set the BAR...along wit' the other 2 jams!!!
That was a pivotal moment, in Hip-Hop. I'll add Rock It/Crazy Cuts in there too.
I had just included "Hey DJ" to my favorites last week! Great minds think alike.
"Its the world famous Supreme Team Show. Supreme Team show, show, show" (echo fading out)
That jawn still a hood summer classic real talk.
💯👊🏾
Another super dope lesson! The World Class Supreme Team are definitely the unsung artists of Hip-Hop! And, 1984 was a phenomenal year for Hip-Hop, there were lot of gems released that year....
Dam Yo J-Kwon that straight fire wow. Just put me right back into the back in the day loving every minute of it good looks my brother bless you for keeping hip hop old school alive
Buffalo gals was a top 10 hit record here in the UK and probably was the first time many people heard scratching on the radio and TV as wheels of steel was not widely known outside hip hop audiences...Trevor Horn is a genius producer and a pioneer in many ways. I'm glad Anne Dudley is mentioned in this piece. Her piano playing at the end of Beat Box is a spine-tingling moment...Thanks for this episode Jay..hugely enjoyable
Thank you brother. I have all diversions of Beatbox. Incredible music...
Into Battle With The Art Of Noise is 100% one of the dopest albums of all time.
The Supreme Team...These GODS WERE THE EPITOME OF NEW YORK. Peace ✌🏿 To The GODS AND EARTH🌍. They are as Important to Hip-Hop as Water is To This Planet.
yes for real, blending in all kinds of music
Burton do you have any old tapes from the 80s of the rap shows??
Awesome channel. I grew up on hip hop. I'm 42 from Ohio and I learn so much from this about the music I grew up on.
Respect bro. Thanks for supporting!
This lesson is bringing back so much of my juvenile memories... such a plethora of pleasant sensory recall... So beautiful, so / still dope... your insight of the goings-on behind the scenes is unsurprisingly fascinating...
rbiznezz2 my brother. Hope to see you in DC soon....
Seein' this title...and being huge fan of the channel, and "Worlds Famous...", was gonna def watch later....YOUR comment made me stop & watch NOW! Glad I did...it was all that! Thx👊🏾 Class of '82
@@joealmeida4603 werd, no doubt!!! That's dope fam
@@joealmeida4603 wow. That means everything. Thanks brother
@@TheFoundationhiphop 👊🏾luv what U do! I'm seemingly chasin' mid80s-my 2yrs as a NY'er- glad I'm only 3hrs away. THIS helps.
This is the only thing I've got to look forward to on this blazing hot day!! much appreciated jay!! keep'em coming! thank you for all that you do!!
Where you at? It's hot in the UK but comfortable! I'm going to Spain in a few days and it's gonna be blazing!
@@bobdigi500 east coast, usa, md to be specific. have a blast in spain, dude! hydrate!! lol.
The UK and their 🎹 runs have always been Crazy! back in the day....
Another incredible Lesson. I started having flashbacks of 100 park and Kips Bay boys club in the Bronx. This music definitely raised the standards and quality of our cultures music. Thanks Jay
Peace & Respect bro
I learn so much when you drop these gems.. Thanks again... As far as Trugoy not saying where he got the Award Tour hook... Maybe he wasn't trying to admit to something that they could sued for.... Maybe not... I know one thing, I didn't know where it came from til you told me...Peace!
I dont think that they could get sued, as they changed almost all the words. Who knows. Thanks for looking bro. Peace!
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This is super dope!!! I'm from South Carolina and I'm a hip hop fiend. I remember in the early 80s my cousin from New York used to come down South with these tapes and I was hooked. I'm in my 40s right now and I wished that I had a chance to experience the essence of hip hop in New York City during that time...
Once again Jayquan does it again....A Dope Dope Dope Dope documentary on the World Famous Supreme Team....!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!....no video before it and no video to come....complete Masterpiece...!!!!!! ORIGINAL GEM.!!!!!!!
Respect!!! Thank you..
At the very end.. the expression on the face of the guy holding the mic says it all about the foundation hip hop kids!
Thank you for putting this together I learned a lot 👍🏿👍🏿
This is so far the best documentary on the history of Hip Hop. Jayquan much respect and love the Supreme team show NYC~~~ DTLA.
Thank you, Jayquan!
Great job!
JayQuan I can't thank you enough for this one brother. " Buffalo Gals" and "Hey DJ" were my jams when I was a kid. Appreciate this channel and all of the content.#Salute
Respect bro!
Thank you Jaqaun for covering this because i am a internet Radio personality.. And needed to hear this Realtalk💯💯💯💯💯💯💯😍😍😍😍
I remember those days Ja'quan ever air personality owe there whole career to these 🐱
Se Divine... I love listening to the old tapes/recordings of the World Famous Supreme Team Show... the original songs they would do "it's un-faaaaair..." (my favorite)... super classic, indispensable... also, Trevor Horn: genius... check out his Red Bull lecture...
Just got the notification. Already hit the LIKE button.
OMG!!! I had no idea this is where "WORLD FAMOUS" the BEATNUTS sample came from. Damn Jayquan 25 secs in already it's a winner.
Yo this site is no joke he's always on point straight fire
I enjoyed this SO MUCH. Thank you thank you thank you. Duck Rock is one of my all-time favorite records. I had all the EPs and 12" recoeds associated with it. Such an exciting time and collection of sounds. And you told this tory so well and with such love. I really appreciated it.
@@lagoatee Thanks for looking!
Jay I enjoy all your lessons but I must say this one of the better ones. I remember listening to the Gods on the radio. Thx for what YOU do for the Culture through education. Salute
They the OFFICIAL FATHERS OF "THE SKIT"!!! The best and funkiest at it...WORD IS BOND!!!
I’m loving how you slid that Johnny the Fox jam giving it a strong n rugged edge to your impeccable narration. Keep dropping this much needed knowledge.
All your content is 💯. Much Love. You’re postings are on point. No one is giving up the real. Thank you 🙏🏽. I share and support. I also follow you. I appreciate your content. I know your content is on point because I lived it. One Love from the West Coast! LA 2 Da Bay!
Great video again sir, informative as ever. If I could add one thing that I don't think you mentioned in the video? Can we give love to Anne Dudley? She is co credited on most of the songs mentioned and is a key writer and founder member on The Art of Noise records. Her keyboard sounds and composition skills really add to the records - it's probably why she got the writing credit. If you haven't heard it already, I would recommend listening to her recent record where she goes back to perform piano versions of here old AofN records.
Oh, and I think the stereo sound is a reference to the old late fifties/sixties stereo sound, where wide stereo was essential to make up for the limitations of most stereo systems the records were played on. Given McClaren's love for that sound I've always presumed that it was a deliberate callback.
Anyway, thanks again. Very enjoyable.
charlieblimey I definitely mentioned Anne a few times. On the World Famous song, and as a member of the Art Of Noise. No question. Didn’t know she had new work out. Going to buy it immediately!!
I was speaking of mono vs stereo in respects to the old Motown era of mono recording last where the drums are in one speaker and the other instruments in another. Thanks again for looking!
46:56 was THEE HARDEST BREAKDOWN I'VE EVER HEARD IN THOSE DAYS 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾✌🏾
Just Allah The Superstar & Se' Divine the Mastermind!! WHBI on Saturday night/ early Sunday morning after coming back from the Deuce sauced up.Listening and recording with a 40 and a slice from Nick's Pizza up the BX.Memories forever!!!
patrick y awww man, get a slice of Sicilian for me!!
@@TheFoundationhiphop Thanks for all you do.These videos/history lessons are the best....I got you on the Sicilian
Wow, this one is very historic ..... Good lesson!
Respect! Thanks for looking
Great lesson as always! I never knew Hobo Scratch is where Tribe Called Quest got Award Tour chorus from. You still the man Jay! Thanks again for another excellent lesson.
Thank you sir
Still bumpin this in 2019...heavy rotation in south central L.A.
Loved it. Now I gotta down load more joints I forgot about thx Jay!
Thanks for this, I really appreciate you!
Respect brother. Thank you for looking!!
Thank you so much for doing a lesson on the WFST and Malcolm McLaren . Buffalo Gals is such a groundbreaking record, and was the first time I heard scratching. It’s the reason I am a DJ.Salute Jay!
Respect bro! Thanks for looking...
Good job as usual bro! You really took me back to my 60/ 90 minute Maxell TDK days. 😃
The High Bias Maxell. Respect bro...
Worlds Famous Supreme Team was so creative and they made hip hop master pieces
WOW...Malcolm explain'n Scratchin' & Hip Hop at the END!!! The way he broke it down had them in the crowd head's effed up like: "what the heck are they doin' over there in the inner cities of NYC?" That speech right there probably causes a lotta UK heads to transplant to over here! Nice...Peace!
FINALLY!!! Been waiting *forever* for this...thank you🙏 About to shower, get comfy and kick back with this👍
D'ya like scratchin'? My era, the real Original Hip Hop!!!!! Thanks FOUNDATION 😎
Word!!
This was dope! Took me down memory lane. Worlds Famous Supreme Team we’re definitely game changers for Hip Hop
This is Dagga, Jay. Been waiting on this one fam.....YESSS....good stuff!
I don't know much about the Supreme Team! I will in an hour!
Definitely, if it was NOT for this Group...HIP HOP would NOT have really popped off like it did!!!
I thought there was only one Supreme Team in Queens ran by Preme.
@@legendary9689 that's supreme team underworld version, but 2 different preme teams
Justin coe oh ok
World's Famous are the fathers to the BOMB SQUAD's production sound...Dr. Dre during NWA...DJ Pooh with King Tee and then with the Boogie Men and DJ Sir Jinx (Lench Mob days)! WOWZERS...and Pooh is My DUDE!!! Then RZA's Wu madness...the production...the sound!
"I'm not a rapper, I'm a hustler. It's just so happen that I know how to rap". I'm remember that skit on one of Jay-Z's albums. That would perfectly sum up these guys, in which you can't knock the hustle. They weren't MC's, instead they were radio personalities who were like many of their peers at time engaged in hip hop. One thing I notice what stand out those most about these guys were their voices.
Another outstanding lesson! I have watched several and this was the best of many great ones! I was in high school when this music came out... shout out to The World's Famous Supreme Yeam and rest in peace Malcom McLaren!! #buffalogals #heydj #hoboscratch #worldsfamoussupremeteam
Wow, thanks brother much appreciated
LESSON-#-47...........DOPE!............THE-FOUNDATION!
I've been waiting for this!!
Thank you again JayQ, for this Lesson. Maurice from the Amsterdam (Dutch), check it out the Surpeme Team, that's the Def Squad, I like to hear something, like to hear... so let me come back again (for your next Lesson). I love The World's Famous Supreme team & Malcolm McLaren!
This is a great video
World Supreme Team Show, they irradiate a lot of fun, a lot of funky freshness. Crazy that a british redhead from UK and ex manager of the pioneers of british Punk, was who show this masters to the world (Sampling pioneer Trevor Horn also). *The music in "World Famous" song sound so street and 80s elegant* . Great Video..necessary.
Ok, Mclaren contributed to several scenes; I am awaiting his memoir, he was an alleged svengali as a manager. God Bless the dead, only reinterating history. Enough heads might be unfamiliar with him as a(n) (punk rock) impresario. J, are you gonna have shows, about where hip-hop intersects with punk? (I HATE MOST modernmainstream (c) rap, it is so base, venal.)
Basically, I jumped the hip hop ship for punk years ago. Modern rap, is a mind fuck. I do not deny, punk, too has its "dark side." However, punk, continues inspiring me. I find mainstream rap deader than hell with its monotonous lietmotifs.
To me, punk has a much broader palette.
This is a wealth!
Jay that beginning!! Part _ "AND Your listening to the World Famous! " Take me to school anytime Sir!
Peace and respect to you, and thank you for listening!!!
2:00 I just knew you was going to mention Ol Dirty Bastard using the part from the girl who called and said "I like the way you talk". ODB used it on Shimmy Shimmy Ya.
Oh baby I like it raaaaaaaw!
The Foundation indeed...
Thanks a million Jay Quan
Respect brother
@ 48:32 LOL...OHHH JayQuan --> "WORLD'S FAMOUS" is a Hip Hop/Rap ALL DAY!!! This song (although 2nd to "Buffalo Gals" to Me; b.u.t. "World's..." is groovier) is STILL ahead-of-its-time --> No One has really duplicated this song's format for any "bangazzz"! You put on "World's Famous", and it will STILL have heads like: "this is definitely different!" I know everytime I hear this on the radio (like You KNOW NYC radio this week coming up...especially on Thursday...is gonna be goin' back to the Classics), the song transports Me "Back To The Future"! FIRE...
Its definitely a rap song. My point was that if you omit Divine's rhyme which comes right at the end, it's just a good piece of Urban Jazz....
@@TheFoundationhiphop Pardon Self...didn't see this...Ehhh...LOL...I mean: when I first heard it...I think it was early sunrise on the radio...it woke me on time to get ready for school...I remember! I thought it was "Hip Hop"...b.u.t. maybe more in the sense of the "electro-funk" [I think West Coast's is called "electro-hop", or vice verse...]...some "breakdance" ish...b.u.t. it was HOT!!! Then, when it broke down...I immediately thought of Art Of Noise...and then I heard the Voice: I was like WHOA!!! What the heck is THIS???" Then he mention McLaren's at the end...and I went WILD..."THEM BUFFALO GALS DUDES" [I didn't hear the INTRO chant until later time...LOL...which would have gave it away to Me early as to who they were]. I had the Buffalo Gals single and use to just take it to school with Me...LOL...long story short...LOL...I personally always seen it was Hip Hop from the jump...it was jus' different because "Buffalo Gals" had already gave Me the sense the Sound was changing again! No disrespect..."Planet Rock" Is a Classic and changed the game, b.u.t. I feel I can arguably state the combo of "Buffalo Gals/World's Famous" is an equal...and can be said "based on your info here in your vid" gave us the sampling era...esp. mid to late 80s, 90s, and even today!!! Sampler techniques and "Skits"!!! Them 2 songs together...Peace! LOL...forgive "so long" as usual...
What up JayQ! A little trivia...all the music on Hey DJ, including the background voices were done by Reggie Griffin, who was featured on THE MESSAGE with the synth lines & most of the instruments on WHITE LINES by GMF & GMM & he also was nominated for a grammy for his arrangement on I FEEL FOR YOU BY CHAKA! And he was the reason why Mel ended up on the track! And he was my producer on just about all the tracks on my discography tab on my website, THEARTISTPHILJC, Check out the tracks & credits below each song by THE KINGDOM. Some of those tracks are still dope! PJC!
Ok, didnt know that. I know that Bunny Sigler had something to do with the bassline, and he was over at Sugar Hill too. Interesting.
@@TheFoundationhiphop Yea Bunny was there but REGGIE played the Bass & most of the track on WL...
you messed my head up jayquan.. the buffalo girls @ 25:00.. you really put in work . i don't know how you do it bro.. salute! you did it again.
Peace and Respect. More coming soon
God Willing!
Very informative. I had no idea Malcom Mclaren was a white cat.... Keep up the good work sir
Had these cuts. Thanks for digging into this
a great insight , thank you JayQuan . Very well put together.
BEFORE I EVEN WATCH IT BRUH.....THANK YOU! SALUTE!!!
Thanks in advance for looking bro!
HipHop is truly a gift from the Most High. I’m truly humbled by the origins and evolution of this subculture.
Wow Jayuan, you blew me away on this lesson! You out did yourself on this one, I'm amazed, I just played the Malcolm McLaren whole 12' inch record last weekend:), he was AMAZING. I just sent the link of your channel to a few people within the last two weeks, also the the precise way that you describe the techniques of producing, you should do just a few producing tutorials because, you make everything sound so easy fam. Rock on my brother, and infinite honor to you as well:).
Peace and respect to you brother. Thank you for spreading the word!!!
@@TheFoundationhiphop Fam the honor belongs to you because, not only that you break things down so intricately but, you make me relive in those feel good moments of the 80's, every time you play those tracks! And this is the exact thing that's missing in the present day, and it's very necessary to make those aware of what went on in our good ol' days of rap music. And in my opinion, you're the number one Hip Hop historian and, I will spread your lessons to as many people as I know my brother!
I Love This Channel Brah. Keep Up The Good Work✊🏽 #BrickCityUSA
When My moms brought home the EP that night from NYC...I put that shit on at 8 yrs old...I knew Buffalo Gals and World's Famous...I put on "D'Ya Like Scratchin'?" --> I AUTOMATICALLY KNEW HIP HOP was in its TRANSFORMATION STAGES!!! "D'Ya Like Scratchin'?" was like the ULTIMATE sleeper "game-changer" song! I, personally, used to feel funny when I heard it on the radio...it was like a song that everyone "secretly" loved! lol...
I was waiting for that one...
Man I love what you are doing.Sometimes it bring a little tear to my eyes just to go back in time for real hip hop.I have three sons that don't know about the pioneer of rap.Thanks for the real lessons.Lamar
Respect bro
Thanks so much for this, Jay.
I've been on a WFST kick for a little while after re-listening to one of their tapes and been fiending for any information on them. I had just read Troy's interview with Se Devine on your website the other day so this is really important stuff.
May the light of knowlege continue to shiiiiiiiiiine
great job as always..👍🏾👍🏾.....it really was great to be in the middle of all those early times...se' & jus (for me) are extremely important to those early times..they literally brought "the block to your box".. everyone knew thee enlightenment when they came on & 1..2..3..peace when they signed out. I thought you were going to mention Dr. rock & the force though
appreciate this! For real! Thanks
Thank God for this channel and God bless you bro!!! I never thought I would ever run into anyone that loves the culture like I do. Man it's so much I would like to say but I'm speechless! Bless you my brother!
Respect bro, and thanks for watching!
Classic boogie boy music!!
Yeah,these joints I played alot,too!! I was introduced to the full scope of mixing & scratching!! Still dope to this day!!
I just keep learning. Love your passion and dedication.
Thank you. Much appreciated!
Nice episode thanks for letting the records play out I watch these every Sunday
That part " I like the way u talk " was sampled a lot too I'm going crazy trying to think who though?
Ol Dirty...Shimmy Shimmy Ya
Very good documentary, i love these guys, they set a path on every level.
Supreme Team 🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐
I used to play the hell out of these songs thank you for the time spent to do this
Thank you for looking!
This is my second favorite documentary you did, behind the Sugarhill Gang doc you did
Thx for keeping us guessing. Love these surprises. Stay true to you Jayquan!
I was unaware, that MTV rejected the video, for "Buffalo Gals". Especially after the success of "Flashdance". First film, to showcase "Breakin'", and introduce the RSC, to the world. I would think they'd jump all over it.
The video, was shot at 96th & Amsterdam Ave, at the "Rock Steady" Park (also known as the "Goat" park, to street b-ballers). The video shows the RSC, doing some of the freshest B-Boy moves, at the time. And members of the Magnificent Force. You can see the handball court, with "eye of the tiger" graffiti piece, by DOZE RSC/TC5. And something that goes under the radar a lot, was the Hip-Hop fashion. Meant nothing to me, at the time, being from there. But I remember how dudes, from out of town, were blown away, by simple things, like Adidas Top Ten (only available in France, at the time), windbreaker outfits, fat laces, iron on Olde English lettering, etc. Looking back, I can really appreciate it, since those were the things I was rocking. And also, to see some of my homeboys, that would become internationally known B-Boys. The video, was groundbreaking. Maybe the first one, to showcase Hip-Hop, from a street perspective, as it actually occurred in the streets, back then. Unlike Run-DMC's videos, that weren't exactly too "Hip-Hop". Especially for that time. MTV fucked up, on this one.
Yeah, Buffalo Gals was 82, Flashdance was 83. If Flashdance dropped first it may have been a different story...
@@TheFoundationhiphop Ah! I stand corrected. But definitely, one of the first videos, if not the first, to showcase Hip-Hop, from the perspective of the streets. The few videos that existed, prior to buffalo gals, were usually at a disco, and it focused solely, on the artist. This video, clearly showcased the street scene, of NYC Hip-Hop. I can't recall another video, before this one, that did that.
U hit it on the nail on this one K u told the truth big dawg that's 1Luv from New Orleans 504 Nola💯💯✌️
Very well put together documentation of the World's Famous Supreme Team, their contribution in Hip Hop will never be forgotten...
Before I even begin the watch --> OMG this My favorite group of ALL-TIME! Buffalo Gals/1982/8 yrs old CHANGED MY WHOLE LIFE!!! I had the righteous name "Du'Quan Allah" written down on the labels of records (like my fav "Sugarhill Groove"...LOL)...then around 1991/2 is when I got with a brother who was spit math and 120...I did not recognize it until about a year later that's what the Gods from the World's Famous Supreme Team were...with the "Mason" Malcolm McLaren (R.I.P.)! NOW...I watch...LOL!!! WOWZERS!!!
And that Award Tour piece on Hobo Scratch, yo I did not remember why that was so familiar! Dam! 😲
Im from Chicago, I never heard that song. Now I see why De La used it for the hook on Award Tour.
Damn didn’t think I would listen to the whole hour plus but once I started I couldn’t stop......good stuff brother!
Thank you brother. None of my videos were supposed to exceed 15 minutes. My Rakim video was half an hour, and I was really reluctant to post it. The fact that people listen to me for an hour plus is both humbling and amazing. Thank you again...
Hobo scratch is just amazing!!! Trevor horn made some great music and really mentioned he's like another bob James!!
Peace Jayquan, thanks for the Memories, I never thought that those days would go away.
Another dope lesson my brotha!!..Dope!! keep up the good work
MAN I hit da like button before i even seen it ! YOU ARE DA MAN !! You be hittin' it on da head !! Check out "Buffalo Love" off the Swamp Thing LP 1985
Keith Success respect!