They catered the first party. Tables full of mofongo, tostones, pasteles, arroz con gandules, tembleque, and coquito. Those hit spices got to the tongues.So what exactly is this role early Ricans played in the birth of hiphop..
You can post all the videos u want...I'll take KRS Ones takes on Hip Hop over Tariq Nasheed all day because Tariq is on record for trying to create a diaspora war in Hip Hop and diaspora wars don't exist on Hip Hop. KRS never once tried to create division among ethnicities....KRS was the leader of the Stop The Violence movement in Hip Hop...Nuff said
What about Pete Rock’s credibility? He co-signed KRS’s statement
did you actually watch the video where KRS himself says numerous times how he was wrong & told false information on the origins of hip-hop …. standing next to Amed , Bambaataa and Crazy Legs
So what exactly is this role early Ricans played in the birth of hiphop..
There's a big difference between the birth of Hip Hop and Hip Hop once it was established. When Hip Hop was established, that's when the Puerto Ricans came into play. Graffiti itself wasn't a part of hip hop in the beginning either but became merged with Hip Hop culture towards the late 70's.
So, what were their role? Are you
Saying graffiti?
Once the culture was established by the late 70's/early 80's they engaged in all of the elements BBoys, graffiti, emceeing and DJing
Creating a Stop The Violence movement in Hip Hop that later influenced the west coast to do the "All In The Same Game" record > saying misinformation about the birth of Hip Hop.
Lets not forget those Tweets in post #3 where Tariq also told false information on the origin of Hip Hop. You keep ignoring that part. Also, Tariq never created a Stop The Violence movement in Hip Hop like KRS did.
So then can’t give them credit for joining something established.(we can agree to disagree though) So, by the 90’s what percentage of participants in rap? (By your estimation)
I got a disagree saying , telling and teaching false information about the birth/creation of hip-hop is just as dangerous
so you have KRS-One and Tariq putting out misinformation : where you seem to not want to deal with - is Tariq Microphone Check documentary clears all that misinformation up
Like I said prior....No one says that about graffiti which wasn't a part of Hip Hop culture in it's birth either. Graffitti had it's own culture before merging with Hip Hop in the late 70's. That's why the whole argument of "but but but but Puerto Ricans wasn't there at the birth " argument is stupid because it's cherry picking and doesn't include graffitti when talking about what wasn't there at it's birth. And no one is going to go hard to stress graffitti wasn't a part of Hip Hop at it's birth NO ONE!