The Tariq Nasheed Thread

[humminbird]

the heck did this come from?
the coli bronx chapter needs to check them.

 

[Black Steph Curry]

Yea he played himself trying make this a FBA thing. His examples for "rappers" in the 1930s or whatever are reaches for 1.
Kool Herc broke down how the turntable, loud speakers, people gathering in the park, and speaking over records aspects of early hip hop all came from the roots/dancehall influence
which clearly predate hip hop

False. It's called rap music for a reason, not chat music.

 

[George Gooney]

/thread

Dude is a clown. Hip Hop culture was birthed from the blending of Jamaican, Black American, Puerto Rican and other Caribbean and Pan-African cultural influences considering that's the demographic makeup of THE BRONX.

WRONG. Kool Herc himself admitted that HIP HOP was already a thing before he came into the picture.

 

[desjardins]

Kool Herc here describing how he looped and did break beats as early as 1973

 

[Supa]

/thread

Dude is a clown. Hip Hop culture was birthed from the blending of Jamaican, Black American, Puerto Rican and other Caribbean and Pan-African cultural influences considering that's the demographic makeup of THE BRONX.

From Charlie Chase's on mouth:

He’s black, right?

Yeah, he’s black. And then he’s like, “Nah, I’m Tone – that’s Chase,” And then they turn to me and see this Puerto Rican, all wide-eyed and shyt… “He ain’t fukkin Chase. What the fukk are you talkin’ about?” They would not accept it. I was getting heat not only from the blacks, but also from the Puerto Ricans.

Why?

I’m telling you, I’m the first Hispanic…no one else was doing it. I’m a Hispanic trying to get into the black music, and they’re like, “What the fukk are you doing?” I’m not lying to you. That’s the way it was. So, I’m getting heat from both sides. And I was not giving a fukk. “This is what I like to do, and I do it well. fukk you both. Stand in my way, see what happens.” I just did what I did, and that’s how I became the DJ, and then we formed the Cold Crush Brothers.

Even the Rican B-boys have said that it was only black people breaking at first and they came later.

Herc may have brought the party thing from Jamaica but he was spinning James Brown and black American music.

 

[Cel 510 kid ados forever]

From Charlie Chase's on mouth:



Even the Rican B-boys have said that it was only black people breaking at first and they came later.

Herc may have brought the party thing from Jamaica but he was spinning James Brown and black American music.

Yup

 

[BXKingPin82]

how many of you muthafukkas grew up in the South BRONX in the 80s?




Googling and shyt.

 

[skeetsinternal]

Latinos been sideloaded themselves with blacks long enough to acquire positions of influence to change the narrative in their favor.

Perfect example is NY radio

 

[skeetsinternal]

Because they were in the Bronx at the time of it's inception. But participating ain't the same as being a creator.

ridiculous. dikk riding don't count

 

[Doobie Doo]

ridiculous. dikk riding don't count

And ju don't know


I think Mellow Man Ace (that song with the video where they sampled Santana) was the first time I ever heard rapping in Spanish

 

[Rollo Goodlove]

We know.

Thread kinda unnecessary.

https://www.thecoli.com/threads/tha...n-talking-down-on-bhm-and-reparations.760862/

OP could've just responded on here

Are y'all ados

 

[Devilinurear]

Who said they did?

 

[Low End Derrick]

I didn't even know this was a thing.

according to tariq nasheed, if it pertains to dividing the black diaspora, then it's definitely a thing

 

[King Poetic]

Why would ricans think they made hiphop?

because they bring up graffiti and break dancing and says that’s part of the elements of hip hop

 

[Rollo Goodlove]

according to tariq nasheed, it pertains to dividing the black diaspora, then it's definitely a thing

Where was all this division talk when the c00ns were disrespecting black americans?

Yall don't want us to flip the script