DJ Kay Slay interviews hip hop pioneers "What's The Science?"/R.I.P. KAY

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let's rest, so I can take a breath
cause they're bearing the truth and nothing less

 

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I saw Mo Bee and Serch when they made their marks in the game. They aren't pioneers in any way to me. The other men were making their marks as the culture was coming together, and their contributions to hip hop are set in stone.

actually folks like mo bee are just as important as the poineers. mo bee was a first generation fan. especially mo bee being a brooklyn guy, he had first hand experience of seeing this culture when it came over from the bronx. and offer a very unique perspective.

 

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actually folks like mo bee are just as important as the poineers. mo bee was a first generation fan. especially mo bee being a brooklyn guy, he had first hand experience of seeing this culture when it came over from the bronx. and offer a very unique perspective.

I'll post the Easy Moe Bee interview here.





*though I still don't think that this contribution comes close to the other men featured in the series.
You can't write an accurate history of hip hop without including the others. You could leave out EMB.

 

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fukk it, might as well post Serch to complete all the posted episodes

 

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mods, can you sticky this in the Booth section for Black Music Month?

 

[old boy]

i ain't gon hold you my eyes and mind picked this up quick as a thread on downtown science lol yes/flabby. room to breeeathe!

nah dope thread though, i got a lot of shyt to watch and unpack my G

 

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i ain't gon hold you my eyes and mind picked this up quick as a thread on downtown science lol yes/flabby. room to breeeathe!

nah dope thread though, i got a lot of shyt to watch and unpack my G

You're welcome.

For those who never had it & never will
7-up's got jobs to fill

 

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Bump

 

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Gotta watch

 

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One of the most interesting things I picked up from pioneer interviews and clips is that many of them dabbled in OTHER elements of hip hop before they became legends in what they are known for.

Caz used to be a DJ for example. Kay Slay was a grafitti artist back in the day. Heard for years that he was featured in Style Wars as Dezzy Dez.

REST IN PEACE TO DEZ / KAY SLAY

 

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REST IN PEACE TO DEZ / KAY SLAY

Legendary New York DJ honored one year after losing battle to COVID-19

Legendary New York DJ honored one year after losing battle to COVID-19 with graffiti mural and candlelight vigil among Orlando deejays, producers, and show hosts

www.clickorlando.com

 

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Aug 11 bump

 

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