Yukmouth Goes In On Kid Rock "Russell Simmons Would've Smack the shyt Outta U w/ a yoga pad"

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I need yall coli oldheads to confirm his first statement talking about how hip hop started with latinos who breakdanced:patrice:

Well I don't know how much it matters really but rather than saying it "started" with Latinos, as in they were doing it first and black folk followed them, they were right there at the ground floor. Most people who know their history will tell you that.

I didn't listen to the whole shyt but unless he explicitly says they originated shyt then that's probably what he was getting at.
 

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@IllmaticDelta Yukmouth said the hispanics was their in the beginning of Hip Hop. Dude basically said Hip Hop culture was built first by Latinos... all that breakdancing and graffiti shyt came from Latinos first . I would love to here your thoughts on Yukmouth saying that. Is he full of shyt or do u agree?

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yukmouth was all kinds of wrong in that clip:merchant::what:

1. latinos were in graffiti before it was even part hiphop/hiphop even was a thing. That much is true but modern graf was pioneered by black philadelphians and spread to NYC where whites, latins and blacks would would all take part in, years before HipHOp was a thing.


GROUND WORK 1966-71

The history of the underground art movement known by many names, most commonly termed graffiti begins in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania during the mid to late '60s and is rooted in bombing. The writers who are credited with the first conscious bombing effort are CORNBREAD and COOL EARL. They wrote their names all over the city gaining attention from the community and local press. It is unclear whether this concept made its way to New York City via deliberate efforts or if was a spontaneous occurrence.

The competitive atmosphere led to the development of actual styles, which would depart from the tag styled pieces. Broadway style was introduced by Philadelphia's TOPCAT 126. These letters would evolve in to block letters, leaning letters, and blockbusters. PHASE 2 later developed Softie letters, more commonly referred to as Bubble letters. Bubble letters and Broadway style were the earliest forms of actual pieces and therefore the foundation of many styles. Soon arrows, curls, connections and twists adorned letters. These additions became increasing complex and would become the basis for Mechanical or Wild style lettering.

About New York City Graffiti @149st

2. latinos in bboy were from the 2nd generation of bboys. The first generation were blacks


"the more they took it to the streets, bboying was no longer just an afroamerican thing....the hispanic took the dance" @ 14 secs

"that's that moreno style which is the original style of bboying" - Crazy legs @ 45 secs



and first generation bboy cholly rock on ricans came in





 

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yukmouth was all kinds of wrong in that clip:merchant::what:

1. latinos were in graffiti before it was even part hiphop/hiphop even was a thing. That much is true but modern graf was pioneered by black philadelphians and spread to NYC where whites, latins and blacks would would all take part in, years before HipHOp was a thing.




About New York City Graffiti @149st

2. latinos in bboy were from the 2nd generation of bboys. The first generation were blacks


"the more they took it to the streets, bboying was no longer just an afroamerican thing....the hispanic took the dance" @ 14 secs

"that's that moreno style which is the original style of bboying" - Crazy legs @ 45 secs



and first generation bboy cholly rock on ricans came in










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My nikka.....I knew u wouldnt let me down. Youtube clips , article quotes and all.
 
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