What Have Mexicans Contributed To Hip-Hop?

[5n0man]

Keep that bullshyt in the locker room. Are u fukkin Serious?

I'm dead serious.

Act like the booth ain't constantly shytting on drake, bruno Mars, cardi b, eminem, etc. for culture appropriation. Keep that same energy.

Mexicans ain't contribute to shyt in hip hop, now be mad.

 

[kBNeRd281]

 

[kBNeRd281]

So white people really like black people?

 

[Mowgli]

 

[kBNeRd281]

 

[Aje]

Ain't Big Pun Puerto Rican? Am I just falling for this troll sh*t after drinking this bottle of Jame-o?

Isn't Nore half-Hispanic (I know he's NOT Mexican)

Always thought B-Real was Messican

"La Raza" is a HIP-HOP Classic!

That said, I moved to LA five years ago, and noticed most of the cholos out here are into AC/DC, Pennywise, and Deftones.

 

[IllmaticDelta]

@IllmaticDelta , much thanks for your last post breh. It crasy that bboy fell out by 1980 which i've always thought that it was just the beginning of the trend since 1979 and ended by the late 80's.

...the thing is, cat's were bboying since about 1971, so it was almost tens years before the first wave of cats git tired of it

So when hiphop became more mainstream in the early 80's did black bboys came back to the scene and join with the ricans?

the black bboys didn't completely die off but the ALL BLACK BBOY CREWS did. What was left pretty much joined/united with Ricans who had just picked it up e.g. Rock Steady Crew. In fact, Rock Steady Crew was co-founded by a black dude (the other founder was Rican)

From 1983, Crazy legs talks about the old breakers (also mentions jimmy dee) who retired and were thinking about coming back. If you notice, Rock Steady Crew was mainly Ricans with some blacks mixed in.

 

[Blackout]

yeah, early hiphop before actual hiphop records were made, was basically funk/disco/R&B being played with early bboys (people waiting for the get down parts) and people such as Dj Hollywood rhyming over the records




they were the first non-blacks to come in but they came later and mainly in the form of bboying as the early 1970s black bboys had stopped dancing,


mr wiggles basically admits that ricans were like 2nd and 3rd generation bboys

Caz talks about here



and here







That's why you see so many Ricans bboying in the 1980's footage. Here is a quick summary of how/when Ricans got into hiphop, straight from their own mouth's

and

Spoiler

early 80's as the point when more latinos came in has been confirmed by Cholly Rock



and Beaver



2010 video from mr wiggles on him





2011 board post asking about Beaver



WHERE IS BEAVER .. ORIGINAL BBOY FROM THE 1970'S

2017 video below





^^cholly rock, closer to 2nd generation talks about him above

actual Beaver interview from 2018 where he flat out says Ricans started coming more into Bboying by the early 80's right when he retired.

Beaver (The Little Zulu Kings)



Castles In The Sky







they're mainly repeating what was going in hiphop by the time the early 80's arrived and then 1980's myths on hiphop history. Plus there was ameeting Between Zulu Nation and some of these Rican crew because the Rican crews wanted to know how they could be down with the bubbling hiphop culture

read below




Castles In The Sky

so, Rock steady crew is the one group that really put Ricans into the mix (1980s) but before that, you had the TBB Crew in the late 70's that first tried to get Ricans into the mix through Bambaatta.

This is why dudes like you are important.

Here to pass on the knowledge so we don’t have outsider trying to rewrite our history and make it seem like Latinos had a part in the creation of rap when in truth most saw it as cocolo shyt.

 

[Mag Wheel]

This is a retarded topic. Mexican/Latinos in large percentages actually keep the elements together with graffiti and breaking. In Chicago that is definitely the case. I think everyone knows Latino’s graf is crazy. They do a lot of local support for artist as well. You lames think a trap beat and some Down syndrome having dude on the mic is hip hop. SMH.

 

[Danktoker94]

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This is a retarded topic. Mexican/Latinos in large percentages actually keep the elements together with graffiti and breaking. In Chicago that is definitely the case. I think everyone knows Latino’s graf is crazy. They do a lot of local support for artist as well. You lames think a trap beat and some Down syndrome having dude on the mic is hip hop. SMH.

stfu cac

 

[Taadow]

This is why dudes like you are important.

Here to pass on the knowledge so we don’t have outsider trying to rewrite our history and make it seem like Latinos had a part in the creation of rap when in truth most saw it as cocolo shyt.

It's also important to acknowledge that Latinos had a part in keeping the elements present when they were being thrown away. If it wasn't for them b-boying when the creators said it was "played out" (which just so happened to be when hip-hop was being introduced to the world), most of us would've never seen it.

To this day, most b-boys aren't Black, while we don't hardly dance no mo' - all we do is dis.
All we do is dis.
All we do is dis.

 

[Gains]

Forgot about Funkdoobiest....but I think the lead mc is Puerto Rican....

yep

 

[kingofnyc]

Seeing a lot of comments from our "brown brothers" on that new trash YG video "Go Loco" or whatever talking about their unnamed, imaginary "contributions to Hip-Hop" and I'm aware of NONE. We gonna keep it funky. Puerto Ricans haven't even contributed shyt. They just happened to be around when Black people was coming up with the shyt and got undeserved credit, like that stupid ass nikka who gets placed with the nerdy kid in class for a group project and just gets an A off of association and proximity. That's the Latino "contribution" to Hip-Hop. If they're so instrumental in the "creation of Hip-Hop", then why haven't they made another musical genre, or matter of fact, ANYTHING else that the world has gravitated to and emulated like Black people have?

Black people and "my brown brothers". Help me out. What have Mexicans and Latinos contributed to BLACK music to push the genre forward and make it the global success and phenomenon that it is today. Seems to me, these vultures just wanna try to take credit for and make money off of some shyt that they had NOTHING to do with

da fukk is wrong with y’all stupid nikkaz on here
WHY do y’all nikkaz keep comparing Puerto Rican’s to Mexicans ?

Mexicans hate black people & they hate nuyoricans even more

 

[DatLBCGuy562]

da fukk is wrong with y’all stupid nikkaz on here
WHY do y’all nikkaz keep comparing Puerto Rican’s to Mexicans ?

Mexicans hate black people & they hate nuyoricans even more

The only "stupid nikkaz" is you fukking delusional c00ns who've convinced themselves that either one of these spics like or care about your Black ass in ANY form

You dumb, desperate b*stards will do anything for some "exotic" p*ssy, so you've falsely convinced yourself that Puerto Ricans "care" about you when they're just as racist and bigoted as the other spics. No difference in my eyes. And your bad if you're Black and you've convinced your own stupid ass that there's a difference in yours

 

[kBNeRd281]

It sound like the latinos was saying it was underground until mainstream started peeping it then it became solely black

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