1ST EVER Rap performance was 1944! American Rapper 1ST time EVER hearing The Jubalaires - Noah

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1ST EVER Rap performance was 1944! American Rapper 1ST time EVER hearing The Jubalaires - Noah
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[@Wuzzy-qp9kn]

The oldest rap song recorded was actually from 1937. It's another song by the Jubalaires/Golden Gate Quartet Jubilaires/Golden Gate Quartet - The Preacher and the Bear

[@Hope...M]

There might be an oldest recorded "rap." I mean the arm bone connected to the wrist bone or however it goes to be considered a rap so it's completely subjective. The Psalms of the Bible and the Quran were recited in a speaking and singing combination. I think it's easier for people to remember words if it's through some sort of Melody or what we would call a track. But this is been happening for all of recorded history. Like I said King David and the Psalms along with the Quran were spoken word. Only reason they weren't recorded is because there was no way to record them electronically but they're recorded on paper.

[@jonathantaylor8562]

Nope. I have a record of Louis Armstrong and his wife Lil Hardin rapping in 1928. And even that one probably wasn't he first. Search KZbin for 'That's When I'll Come Back To You', by Louis Armstrong and his Hot Five, 1928.

[@AP-gb3eh]

Not everything vocal style is rap. Rap is just a offshoot of hundreds and hundreds of years of people vocalizing storytelling and harmonizing. Until very recently there was so much music in our everyday life. Pianos were everywhere and people sang together to entertain themselves.

[@Hope...M]

The Quran was originally sung. Psalms of the Bible were apparently also sung. I can remember words that include a Melody quicker than just reading. 💯🙏👍

[@fnsilly8983]

It is rap

[@firestriker3580]

All false and a lot of stuff vocal style is rap

[@firestriker3580]

@@fnsilly8983Nah

[@firestriker3580]

All false

[@chefsousa]

this one better blow up! ive been bumping this one forever! you gotta hear the version of it where they added a rap/hiphop beat to the background hahaha its so littttt

[@dubbayabird6680]

I love this song. It's been covered by a lot of different southern gospel and other artists. Beautiful

[@prophetsprofit]

Almost all music is written rhyme over "a beat" so if you're looking for the first (by your definition) rap, you're gonna have to go back a few thousand years.

[@JokerInk-CustomBuilds]

my grandad used to tell me fairytale stories in rhymes and he allways had a sort of cadence and swing to it.... allmost like something between spoken word and rapping when I think back on it.... As a kid I just thought it was magical.... later on I learned that he actually spent quite some time preparing and rehersing the stories he told me and he did it just because he loved how focused and attentive I was when he did so... He was a banker but also preached at the local baptist church wich he helped build with his own hands in his youth. He had skills with both his hands, words and numbers. Incerdible man! He died way too early ehn I was a young teen and he aged 65. I still miss running to his house and showing my drawings. Years after his death I allways felt like something was missing everytime I finished a drawing. He got so exited when I came running. He really did his best to make my childhood magical. I'll forever be gratefull for that! P.s. My grandmom is now 92 and still living alone and taking care of herself. She never remarried or had any new love. She allways said grandad was her man and she got enough love to last her a looong life... I try to be there for her as much as i can just to repay what my grandad did for me. That generation is hardcore and big hearted like few ppl today!

[@fnsilly8983]

Then whats rap?😂😂 stop this nonsense

[@roylle6346]

Literally everybody was rapping 😂

[@GorgeYadz]

Bros This is first rap not rape

[@Cunning.Stunt7]

I definitely can see Elvis getting his influence from this... im pretty sure he's said many many times his main influence was from this amazing blues roots

[@jimkhana007]

Rap is storytelling, and not all raps have to rhyme. Maybe more rhythmically delivered. So theoretically rap has been around for centuries… But - if your saying is this THE first recorded rap song, I’d guess there may be examples that are even earlier than this - it’s just finding them 🤷‍♂️

[@manuelper]

I've always loved this track, it smokes hard.

[@seagull01-cp8pb]

I really like your insight about American fitness. It applies across most developed countries and is a real issue.🦇

[@thetalantonx]

11:33 - Bassic did an AMAZING remix of this track.

[@dlm4ever975]

😂 Bible bars! 🙏🤣🖤

[@thetalantonx]

Golden Gate Quartet has audio only recordings going back to 1937 with strong rap vibes, I can't find anything earlier than 1948's Mockingbird as a part of A Song Is Born.

[@lockandloadshari]

LOL I grew up on black and white TV we got color TV in the early 70's. Crikey now I feel really old!

[@badgarlicbreath8183]

Amazing! You are killin' it with the content

[@Makaveli13Xroy]

this man spittin bars in cursive

[@More.DoubleV]

Another The Jubalaires rap is called The Preacher and The Bear, which was released in 1937

[@c4ghts1]

Thats so dope ! Amazing first rappers!

[@jasonstewart3996]

Thats crazy. This came out the year america stormed the beaches of Normandy in world war 2

[@Mommajarritos]

🙌🏼🙌🏼🎉it’s the Noah’s Ark behind them for me! Oh AND the Bible bars! 🔥

[@gerrynowaynoche]

Wsup MJ

[@Mommajarritos]

@@gerrynowaynoche Heyyyy! 👋🏼

[@JokerInk-CustomBuilds]

@@gerrynowaynoche maybe a stupid question... but how did you add that picture to your comment? -I am 41 and grew up analogue! LOL

[@mawangshallhang]

@@JokerInk-CustomBuildsyou pay to be a channel member and then there’s a few default emojis, but the channel owner can upload their own pics that members can use. Usually funny ones of themselves.

[@Kolossus_]

Spitting those holy bars in the name of the LORD. Gotta love it

[@annelix]

❤❤

[@gerrynowaynoche]

OG pimpin.. 🔥 🔥

[@psychotictactoe]

Bro this is lit!

[@annebiebrich9155]

We'll call this "Rapwop" or "Doo rap" 😂

[@bob5074]

I’d be willing to bet that American slaves were sitting around the fire, rhyming, telling stories, and having their version of a cypher.

[@cayennenaturetrails8953]

Love the Jubalaires, NOAH!!! Been playing it for days & Never get tired of it!!!!

[@michaelstarkey3235]

The first million selling rap record was "Say it Loud (I'm Black and I'm Proud) by James Brown.

[@robsambosky6444]

Another thing about old video is that there is no PLASTIC. Good vid.

[@JTQA_Tester]

The one that has the bass boosted is awesome

[@texascookie2861]

He said “Stop! Stay still and listen to me.” Not “Stop the steal.”

[@edelgardgoldmann4542]

Love it❤ Thanks

[@CelticFrost666]

Blondie’s “Rapture” Was the First Billboard Hot 100 Number-One Single to Feature Rap Vocals

[@rockyroad64]

Johnny Cash. It sounds like Johnny Cash took a huge bite outta this group of guys. (Remember when we used to call someone who copied somone else a "biter"? Do they still say that?) I say that in a very good way, not dissin' the Man In Black. I love Johnny Cash. R.I.P. 🙏🏼 I enjoyed this one. Thanks!

[@jasons2851]

Pigmeat Markham - "Here Come The Judge" in 1968 was one of the early rap precursors as well

[@lindasalaki9404]

That was 🔥 great rap 😮

[@survivalrush]

Not sure I'd, personally, call it rap, but music is ofc subjective. However, if you would class rhyming to a beat as rap, you could go as far back as medieval European bards; Walter of Bibbesworth, from the 13th century made a tune that became popular to teach children how to dress, here's an excerpt : "Put your belt around your waist, Then make sure the end is placed Through the buckle till the pin Holds the belt-end safely in." Then you have Christmas carols, here's an excerpt from an early 16th century one : "If that he say he cannot sing, Some other sport then let him bring, That it may please at this feasting, For now is the time of Christmas!" Obviously, before medieval examples, the English wouldn't be recognisable as much to us today, and before that there wasn't English, as we know it, so it's hard for us to see the Rhymes, but it's said Sumerians had a lot of rhyming chants that were used for all sorts of things, and they were one of the first known civilisations (4100-1750 BC) Either way, love this tune, and a lot of their other stuff too. Great reaction as always BP. Respect man 👊

[@eternalbeing3339]

Listen to their other songs. They are the first rap group.

[@candygibson8624]

I know one you will like the song is life is a rock (but the radio rolled me ) by reunion 1974

[@georgehardin3037]

Spirituals like this go back into the 19th century.they

[@seagull01-cp8pb]

Got a barbershop quartet vibe too👍🦇

[@DougMcDave]

I did see The Three Stooges do a rap about what kind of fish they had.

[@eternalbeing3339]

Its the rhythm and flow. Their other songs sound even more like rap. Preacher and the bear, brother bill.

[@johnnyappleseed5590]

He starts with children stop, still and listen to me. Meaning stop, be still and listen.

[@Happymali10]

Imagine putting up a rap concert like that today, 4 men in suits looking their best. Almost looks more like Acapella.

[@rap-hip-hop-reggaefrenchme5801]

LÉGENDE RAP

[@Haziesmom2023]

Wow, This was so Fantastic!!!

[@analisasmith7927]

What does “low key” mean?! You keep saying it!! 😁

[@lolly1405]

Talking during music to a beat is something that’s been going on as long as music has been around. Folk songs often use this technique in many different cultures. Nobody can claim it. This obsession people have of claiming things that really don’t want them or anyone else reeks of sad desperation.

[@fnsilly8983]

Just like whitey claimed he is the smartest in the world😂

[@JodineThogmartin]

The Jubalaires are great, thanks for that. This may not be rap, but it’s definitely worth a listen - what a voice and its cute too: kzbin.info/www/bejne/sHPVqJR5n698fLc

[@lynette.]

They took Barber shop singing and added something.

[@iamnobody2]

please please do cab calloway and the nicholas brothers jumpin jive from stormy weather, cab has TONS of swagger, it came out in 1943. one love

[@iamnobody2]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/f6Cwk5h6naxsnLc a nice colorized version

[@Steph_Mystique]

I found this a while ago and shared it to rencord. It’s so good. Enjoy ✌🏻❤️ Boyz||men 🥰 the first Tape (album?) I ever owned!

[@chadclaude9044]

All theses guys stuff is amazing

[@GauldenBoi]

This is why I get annoyed every time I hear the sprite commercial saying it's only 50 years old this year. For a company that massive you'd think they would do ANY research before making a whole ad

[@jasonstewart6613]

That was 69 years ago. That’s crazy

[@themoviedealers]

More country/rap precursors: Hot Rod Lincoln (Johnny Bond) and Smoke Smoke Smoke That Cigarette (Tex Williams). 1950s.

[@eternalbeing3339]

I always thought Running bear was kind of like hip hop.

[@aether13x69]

Check put the "bassic remix" (yes two s') of this song

[@thetalantonx]

I need some definitions here as far as what counts as "rap" for earliest recorded rap?

[@JokerInk-CustomBuilds]

It has been cool watching you explore all the music wonders and gems across genres and history!! I never stuck to one genre. I search out good music... My playlists are just collections of musical gems. From Jazz to techno and everything in between and beyond... p.s. america has a health epidemy that noone in US is talking about. And sadly you have a huge influence on the rest of the world and youth.... Kids went crazy last weekend over the realease of the Logan paul coconutwater that only has 10% of coconut water and the rest is just added shit that exeeds reccomended daily dosage hundreds off times.... Thanx for pushing unhealthy crap to our youth I guess. LOL

[@yeaimthatguy170]

Reminds me of all shook up by elvis

[@hanselpollack4075]

First rap or not, this is way cool!

[@dubbayabird6680]

It's an old spiritual I believe. Don't quote me on that though 😊

[@wonphi]

Bible bars are the best bars. Better than riches and bitches bars of today.

[@troylambert5140]

Just like American blacks started what we call rock and roll music along with country music😊

[@user-qo8xk7tg5b]

Proof rap & the hip hop culture didnt start in the bronx.

[@donningarmour2873]

One could make the argument that Cockney slang in the 1880's was a form of rap. If you consider rap to be rhyming words, it goes back before recorded history.

[@mudling]

I wasn't expecting to recognise it! Moby remixed the Landfordaire's version (1950) of it in his song Run on. (Check out Run on for a Long Time by Bill Landford & The Landfordaires, so good!)

[@user-vr7yp8nl2t]

Search on KZbin. " Is this a first rap song? 1930"

[@Saffa_in_Aus]

Hey fellas, can you please make a playlist for your Upchurch reactions

[@starronin4580]

How bout beat poetry that goes back to the 20s...or "cuttin heads", talkin ish in rhyme in prisons since the 1800s...it can just keep going....knowing this, i feel Rap as we know it was berthed by Hip Hop and radio DJs in the 70s...

[@OfficialElljay]

actually first recorded rap was in the early 1930’s by two elderly white men

[@benniecohens226]

Of course you would say that lmmao

[@anthonyj1775]

Blind Barnabus- the golden gate quartet

[@worsethanweanticipated9789]

Hot Rod Lincoln

[@JesseMcLanahan]

You could probably read the description of the video to find out what it’s about.

[@samh1653]

You need to react to Johnny Hortom or Jimmy Dean

[@lynette.]

Jazzy vibes learnt Daniel in school it does this too that came from this era.

[@emerje0]

1956 Johnny Cash - Get Rhythm, Obviously not as old as 1944, but if you want to hear Johnny Cash rap, this is the song! kzbin.info/www/bejne/n52xZpqdms2Ejqc You know, you could probably do a long video just of people's suggestions from the comments.

[@hermajestysminstrelcycle8207]

Johnny Cash has a couple of tracks with rap-like elements: One Piece At A Time and A Boy Named Sue. "Rap" in country goes back a good way.

[@CelticFrost666]

Falco was the first white Rapper worldwide. In the United States, where the original version of “Der Kommissar” barely dented the Hot 100. 1982 the song was played particularly often in New York clubs by hip-hop DJ Afrika Bambaataa. Falco would accomplish the same historic feat four years later, when “Rock Me Amadeus,” a German-language tribute to that other famous Austrian, shot all the way to #1 on the Billboard pop charts in the spring of 1986. And what exactly was Falco’s history-making achievement? Well, not only did “Rock Me Amadeus” make him the first Austrian to top the U.S. pop charts, but it also earned Falco the unlikely distinction of scoring the first American #1 pop hit by a male rap artist. Yes, that’s right-it wasn’t Doug E. Fresh or Kool Moe Dee or Kurtis Blow or Run-D.M.C. but an Austrian in a powdered wig who first brought hip hop-of a sort-to the top of the pops. And also his is song "Rock Me Amadeus" was the only German-language song to top the US Billboard charts until today.

[@nyknick821]

"Bible Bars" hahaha.... you gotta copyright that lol

[@JoeySpiegel]

One might argue that Lead Belly's Black Betty was an early form of rap than this. It came out in 1939. Another early song that has rap like qualities is Joshua Fit the Battle of Jericho from 1950. Also, check out the song "rock island" from The Music Man from 1958. Some claim that is an early version of rap as well, but came from a white guy from Iowa.

[@Vmcf1968]

the du whap is just beat boxing?

[@eternallife9786]

Listen to on the road again by The Memphis jug band it dates further back and it's more in tune with the colorful language used in more modern rap

[@davidyup3338]

I hear "stop the steel". Train?

[@johnnyappleseed5590]

Stop, still and listen to me. He’s telling children to stop, be still and listen.

[@216Numbskull]

I hear the dude rapping the melody that sounds like the song "I'm All Shook Up"?

[@davidyup3338]

@@johnnyappleseed5590Very nice! The way he elongates the "sssssst" threw me definitely, and Pegasus incepted the "the" 🤣

[@jerryskidlsd]

I thought "rappers delight" was the 1st

[@gaberuiz5395]

"I'm just a SImple Man: I like Beans and rice!'' I see you lol you should React to that song!!!

[@user-jg2ft4wd6r]

Hey man make a video of the remix I change my mind

[@GabrielFlies]

Brother, Noah did not have to bring every species of animal, only every kind of animal, so only one type of dog, and one type of cat, the other types of dog and cat then developed from those

[@d1specdrifter]

Coolio

[@chadclaude9044]

Your late 5o this one son lol

[@aprylvanryn5898]

I wouldn't call it rap, but i can see how u subjectively could. It's a good track. I'd call it pre doo wop with neo jazz undertones. It was definitely a bop. Peace and love ❤

[@nancyt.7134]

It's actually a bit of a disservice to rap, to say this is rap. It would be far more fun and educational to talk about this as the kind of music, amongst others, that gave rise to rap. Call and response is another large contributor.

[@eternalbeing3339]

How? Its the rhythm, flow, rhyming. Compare it to what was considered the first rap. Grandmaster flash, sugarhill gang. It is not much different.

[@ZeSgtSchultz]

Im 100% not religious but this song hits so hard.

[@Steevie.]

I like that the rapper in the group has a gold tooth

[@nenad-seguljev]

why cancel them?

[@SuperSireBoyYT]

I sincerely doubt someone would be cancelled for telling a bible story…

[@smith4496]

It was 1946, not 1944.

[@dmize2839]

Sounds more like gospel than rap but what do i know?

[@palsgraph]

Rap is as old as man; in the nineteenth century you would hear them called wordsmiths; how old is rhyme answer that and you will have the age of rap....

[@scottdettmar]

IMHO, NOT Rap!

[@kmac1971]

Cool song. I believe the Noah story is myth; legend with metaphor. Not literal.