Cholly …. clearly states them nikkaz hated hip hop = it’s really no argument to be made
And I just explained why: Age perception!
Those guys didn't hate HipHop from a musical POV because prior to 1979, HipHop was purely nothing more than Funk/Disco songs with rhyming over it and not original HipHop compositions.
2) Syncopated rhyming over these same beats aka Rapping. If rapping hadn't come along, there would be no such thing as rap/hiphop music being a sound unto itself because there would have been nothing to distinguish it from its root.
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Touches on the relation of HipHop to Disco and how Disco was IN FACT embraced by the crowd that would later become HipHop
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Now, the question is, who caused the "rhyming over disco/funk songs" that would give birth to rap music? The answer is Dj Hollywood!!
As I've already pointed out, the Herc scene had NO RAPPERS!!
even Sal Alabatello noticed this when he hired Herc to play at the Fever
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......his scene was focused on playing music for the bboys but in the so-called "Disco dj" world of the black overground mobile jocks (not the gays world of Larry Levan and Frankie Knuckles) of Pete Dj Jones, Dj Hollywood, Grandmaster Flowers and Eddie Cheeba, they had dudes rapping on the mic as early as 1970 with Hollywood perfecting/creating the modern style by 1972.
Herc little circle of bboys was already dying by 1975/1976 because cats was already turning to the mic/listening to rhyming lyrics (something Herc's crowd didn't specialize in) after seeing Hollywood. Dj Jazzy Jay of Zulu Nation talks about it here:
^^(the part about harlemites adopting bronx rap style is wrong; it's actually the reverse: see -->
"DJ Hollywood and his crowd were the first rapping to the beat, not Herc's crowd" - Melle Mel
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Flash also talks about the influence of Hollywood:
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Hollywood, Chheba and Luv Bug sum it all up in this clip
"hiphop would have died in the 70s if it wasn't for the rapper"
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What those guys hated was the young teenagers doing bboy moves in the middle of the club, since they were shoe places.
Hollywood speaks on it here