Is the invention of Hip Hop multi ethnic or just black American DOS?

[Asicz]

 

[Cel 510 kid ados forever]

Jamacian started it


Than it became aados

 

[Akata Man Bromo]

@Indiglow Meta (R$G)
@IllmaticDelta

 

[George Gooney]

Jamacian started it


Than it became aados

Wrong

 

[AlainLocke]

The creation of Hip Hop was multi-ethnic...

I mean...African Bambatta is a Carribbean immigrant...

DJ Kool Herc is a Jamaican immigrant...

Grandmaster Flash another immigrant...

Hip Hop, at it's rawest and original form...is a New York City Black multi-ethnic reinvention of Disco and Funk using electronic equipment

Then it spread out and became some other shyt...

 

[IllmaticDelta]

hiphop's foundation is black american

- oral and verbal traditions lead to rap from the dozens, toasts to jive to jazzoetry etc...

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- musically in soul/funk







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- dancing wise from jazz/blues dance and tap and later funk styles of the west coast







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--visually from mid 1960's philly-->spread into NYC

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--djing wise. 2 turntables and a mixer, disco culture

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now, what happened is from this foundation and cultural aesthetic, ethnic afroamerican pioneers like Disco King Mario, Kool D etc...would naturally pull from






and aframericanized west indians like Herc, baam and Flash would also pull from. From herc's own mouth, he had to fit into afram ways, even his jamaican friends didn't see anything jamaican about him after he tried shed his jamaicaness

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Baam was more about Disco culture than anything that had to do with jamaica/west indies

listen to Baam tell you where it started and who put him on

 

[John Hull]

LOL Illmatic bodied this thread so damn quick.

 

[T'krm]

Strictly AmericanDos!!

The roots of 'Hip hop' predate modern rap music, and are deeply stepped in older AA art-forms.
Individuals from other groups have surely added, however they were also greatly influenced by Ados music, and already heavily immersed in Ados culture.

 

[pimpineasy]

Jamacian started it


Than it became aados

A question no Jamaican will ever ask.
The music was born out of the struggle .
Thatsbwhy Black white Asian hispanic feelit .

 

[K.O.N.Y]

hiphop's foundation is black american

- oral and verbal traditions lead to rap from the dozens, toasts to jive to jazzoetry etc...

.
.
.
.



- musically in soul/funk







.
.
.
.


- dancing wise from jazz/blues dance and tap and later funk styles of the west coast







.
.
.


--visually from mid 1960's philly-->spread into NYC

.
.
.
.


--djing wise. 2 turntables and a mixer, disco culture

.
.
.
.
.

now, what happened is from this foundation and cultural aesthetic, ethnic afroamerican pioneers like Disco King Mario, Kool D etc...would naturally pull from






and aframericanized west indians like Herc, baam and Flash would also pull from. From herc's own mouth, he had to fit into afram ways, even his jamaican friends didn't see anything jamaican about him after he tried shed his jamaicaness

.
.

Baam was more about Disco culture than anything that had to do with jamaica/west indies

listen to Baam tell you where it started and who put him on

LOL is there a way we can save this post. Just in case we need to body somebody real quick elsewhere

 

[LiveFromLondon]

The originator is Jamaican who grew up listening to his parents playing Jamaican music and used that influence to kickstart hip hop. This is soooo simple to understand.

 

[Asicz]

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[010101]

it's a uptXwn boogie down thing*

 

[YourMumsRoom]

If it didn't become popular, no one wouldn't give sh!t so.......

 

[BEN23]

Who cares, we dont control it now