The Tariq Nasheed Thread

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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.

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:stopitslime: 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.
This is so tiring to constantly repeat it, but if lie is constantly told, it turns into the truth after a while.

Kool hercwas 12 years old when he came to the states, he didn't bring anything from jamaica. He started djing after he started hanging with black americans, and going to the parties. Hip hop comes from the black spades gang, and early disco dj culture.

There were very few other caribeans here in 1973, most black immigrant started coming in the mid 70's to the early 80's. And they didn't interact with black Americans like that, just their kids. The bronx was mainly ADOS, white italians, and puerto ricans. Herc said his Jamaican friends would look at him crazy when he started hanging with, and dressing like ADOS.

Please stop making up stuff y'all, just go read or listen to the interviews of these people, it's the internet era, its not hard to do
 
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Afrika Bambaataa(who's Jamaican & Barbadian) & other legends on the origins of Hip Hop.


And the bullshyt begins

im so tired of this. I think yall are intentionally ignoring the history of NYC at the time. Bambatta started claiming west indian in the 80's once more west indians started coming here, he is off in the head. His ass is from the Bronx. He got his start from disco king Mario who was from north Carolina, but moved to Bronxdale, and was part of the blackspades gang.

That is how bambatta got onto djing, it ain't NOTHING to do with the caribbean. The same for kool herc, but he had some money to buy his own set after he did his first parties with a house system

I wish y'all would actually go learn hip hop history, and stop trying spread your personal agendas
 

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

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Googling and shyt.

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That's why I'm not going to respond to their nonsense. The mfers writing the wiki pages weren't there. I literally grew up in the X during all this while these keyboard historians were still swimming in their daddy's nuts.

Crack was blowing up, Reganomics was hurting the hood and half the borough was still on fire when Hip Hop started. Koch wasn't doing shyt and the NYPD was robbing nikkas.

The only reason it popped off was because the block parties were the common ground for everyone - blacks, puerto ricans, jamaicans, Zulus, 5 percenters,...everyone...to escape from the bullshyt and catch a vibe. We didn't get into the bullshyt they trying out now because we all grew up as part of the same culture. Herc and KRS was jamaican, Red Alert was from the islands, Kid Capri was half-white, Pun was puerto rican. Most of the dudes that I can remember being nice with the break dancing and tagging were PR. Not one person gaf. If you were from around the way and wasn't a fronta, you was down. We had more smoke for them nikkas from Brooklyn :pacspit:
 
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I say this again. Black folks are the ONLY people that have to be all inclusive when it comes to ownership and enpowering our own race.

Hip Hop/Rap is and a by-product of Black American ingenuity and the Black American experience. Hip Hop is birth because of the experiences and genres (blues, jazz, country etc) before it which is all Black American music. No way around it.
 

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And the bullshyt begins

im so tired of this. I think yall are intentionally ignoring the history of NYC at the time. Bambatta started claiming west indian in the 80's once more west indians started coming here, he is off in the head. His ass is from the Bronx. He got his start from disco king Mario who was from north Carolina, but moved to Bronxdale, and was part of the blackspades gang.

That is how bambatta got onto djing, it ain't NOTHING to do with the caribbean. The same for kool herc, but he had some money to buy his own set after he did his first parties with a house system

I wish y'all would actually go learn hip hop history, and stop trying spread your personal agendas

I wish you would take your own advice and STFU with this bullshyt.
 

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That's why I'm not going to respond to their nonsense. The mfers writing the wiki pages weren't there. I literally grew up in the X during all this while these keyboard historians were still swimming in their daddy's nuts.

Crack was blowing up, Reganomics was hurting the hood and half the borough was still on fire when Hip Hop started. Koch wasn't doing shyt and the NYPD was robbing nikkas.

The only reason it popped off was because the block parties were the common ground for everyone - blacks, puerto ricans, jamaicans, Zulus, 5 percenters,...everyone...to escape from the bullshyt and catch a vibe. We didn't get into the bullshyt they trying out now because we all grew up as part of the same culture. Herc and KRS was jamaican, Red Alert was from the islands, Kid Capri was half-white, Pun was puerto rican. Most of the dudes that I can remember being nice with the break dancing and tagging were PR. Not one person gaf. If you were from around the way and wasn't a fronta, you was down. We had more smoke for them nikkas from Brooklyn :pacspit:
Crack wasnt around in 1973, and reagan wasnt president, by the time that era came, rap was all over the country, and the world. You do know "rappers delight" came out in 1979, right?
 

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I say this again. Black folks are the ONLY people that have to be all inclusive when it comes to ownership and enpowering our own race.

Hip Hop/Rap is and a by-product of Black American ingenuity and the Black American experience. Hip Hop is birth because of the experiences and genres (blues, jazz, country etc) before it which is all Black American music. No way around it.
false.

none of you nikkas were old enough or in the bronx to know wtf happened. yall just making it up now. c
 
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