A Latino History of Hip-Hop, Part I: NOW on LatinoUSA.org

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NPR’s Latino USA will chronicle the influence of Latinos on the history of hip-hop-from its start as a collaboration between African-American and Latino communities in the Bronx to its development as a popular genre across the U.S.

[@mikecutts3169]

The guest acting like the created hip hop. When they learned from black Americans

[@TheStreetFoolosopherMr187]

Black Africans that learned it from Black Caribbean Immigrants 💯

[@ogdjdeadlyb]

HIP-HOP!zuniversal!knowcolourlinES@@TheStreetFoolosopherMr187

[@moniquehildwein3106]

Copied EVERYTHING we do an still do !

[@doyen86]

The episode is short because their involvement is even shorter. Latinos did not create HipHop period. Stop with the lies.

[@QLivin]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@28princessbella]

Preach it

[@baleberguista503]

Nobody is saying Latinos are the CREATORS of hip hop but they did make contributions to the foundation during the early days and it’s not to take away anything away from our black brothers and sisters but Latinos were there whether minimal or large presence. Hip hop is a black art type of music and some Latinos were supportive and contributed with their grain of salt.

[@ev8318]

FBAs are the originators and the PRs are the innovators. Basically, the FBAs created the tricycle and the PRs turned the tricycle into a Koenigsegg Jesko Absolut.

[@weare1634]

Latin music has no influence in Hip Hop, it came from jazz, blues, and gospel music. WHy are you guys lying?

[@jaydeep3983]

exactly.these ricans are on our nuts.they copy everything we do.they even copied trap music and are doing it in spanish now

[@Mute-chan420]

It's a documentary about the history Latinos have in the genre, not a claim that they invented it. Educate yourself

[@weare1634]

In the video he stated Hip Hop came from Latino Musi, go back and. So stop lying and educate your dame self @@Mute-chan420

[@Bobby-oe9hr]

Why are u kids who wasnt born even speaking u wasnt evdn a tapole in ur pa sack yet 😂😂😂😂

[@coreybrown1077]

​@@Mute-chan420they said the break beats came from live latin music not James brown funk ECT lies

[@skillet6870]

American music forms: Spirituals, Blues, Ragtime, Jazz, Country, Gospel, Bluegrass, Folk, Rock n Roll, Doo-Wop, Soul, Funk, Disco, Punk, House and of course Rap and Hip Hop---all enjoy well documented African American roots coupled with undeniable Black American influence---whether directly or indirectly.. Latinos -- Puerto Ricans particularly -- please explain how you co-created or co-invented yet another installment in the legacy of Black Musical expression known as Rap and Hip Hop, yet didn't co-create or co-invent any of the elements of the 14 or so African American music forms that preceeded it? Or why you were nowhere to be found and absent during the creative and inventive foundation outlining the forms of African American musical expression, brilliance and greatness throughout, or even prior to the previous 14 or so African American music forms that are mentioned above. Yet then, all of a sudden--out of nowhere, you folks come along and falsely claim latinos and/or puerto ricans co-created and co-invented Rap and Hip Hop 50/50 half n half (which is the evidence-free and utter nonsense being peddled by Dr. Derrick Colon, radical latino, Fat Joe and numerous other un-informed and envious latinos---claims latinos never mentioned, verbalized or asserted during its inception in the early 1970's)---latinos claims of "50/50--half & half co-creation and co-invention just don't add up---it makes no sense and are increasingly coming under heavy scrutiny which is leading to these claims being easily debunked--widespread. Nice try though latinos and puerto ricans. Make it make sense Latinos

[@VIPKUSHLosAngeles]

Thats DOPE DUDE!!!! LIKE V.I.P.KUSH LOSANGELES PURA RAZA PURO SOUL!!

[@prdiaz96]

bruh this bout Puerto Ricans not Mexicans

[@josequiles6278]

y porque estas en contra de Los boricuas si somos panas lo que hay es cariño Para Los vatos que Chula es Puebla escrita por 1 boricua y en mi Viejo san juan cantada por javier soliz y 1 boricua fue El livertador de Mexico 🇲🇽 Antonio Valero de Bernabe' si papi Los boricuas tambien himbentaron El freestyle en Ingles y perdona por la paliza que Dany Garcia le dio a Venavidez

[@exalteduchiha1563]

@@josequiles6278u Latinos had nothing to do with hip hop. There is no art forms

[@josequiles6278]

@@exalteduchiha1563 kzbin.info/www/bejne/o4aweGh3rq6sr7csi=4SeTSvYlTDpV31rN puertorican 100% rap before hip hop 1970

[@josequiles6278]

@@exalteduchiha1563 kzbin.info/www/bejne/qGjTdYaed7N0jassi=y2V8pQ_OCPFT2HxR the firts puertorican DJ he was part of black spades contemporary whit DJ Mario n DJ cool Herc

[@brittanychavez2888]

First off all, let's get this straight Hip-hop is and will always be FBA/ADOS culture it's their music and their music alone, everyone else is a culture vulture to hip-hop

[@juanpumarojo4352]

Blacks didnt create the concept of having a DJ and MC...there were 100s of DJs and MC doing the same in all Boros. What the Bronx called Breaking it was called Rocking in Brooklyn. Hip Hop was a named given by the Bronx. FBA wasnt around in those times 😂😂😂🤣😅

[@brittanychavez2888]

@@juanpumarojo4352 You sound like a sorry ass fuckin leech, You mad cause FBA/ADOS is gatekeeping their culture, you think people give a damn about the Bronx??? Most of the FBA/ADOS in New York came from the South, & it was southern music being played in the households, Damn get off their nuts while you culture vulture another race culture

[@brittanychavez2888]

@@juanpumarojo4352 What music genre that the latino community has every established that was a world wide phenomenal???? Cause in the FBA/ADOS culture they have several. Lames like you want credit for being a guest in another race house, why cause you talk their slang, your adopted to listening to their music, you adopted their dress style. Lame that you and other puerto ricans are when you come up with this bullshit like y'all had a hand in creating shit that wasn't y'all in the first place

[@NOLUCKMVCK]

@@juanpumarojo4352 fam your babbling

[@sterlingturner5420]

@@juanpumarojo4352 what kinda crack you on????? Dj Hollywood and a host of other black djs in the 60s before herc...FBA created hip hop and the culture vultures like latinos came in later

[@Betotlacuilo]

Hey if you want to talk about "Latinos " for Latinoamerica in Hip Hop we must include not only Puerto Ricans, Cubans and Dominicans from New York but from other States such as California, Florida or Texas and what about Mexicans and Chicanos they had been living in USA before Hip Hop was created and they have taken part of this movement. On the other hand as a homage I want to pay, here is my list of the main exponents (no matter the place where they come from, if it misses someone let us know in the comments). ¡¡¡Y ARRIBA LOS LATINOS CABRONES!!!!!! -Dj Disco Wiz (the first Latino Hip Hop DJ) -Tony Touch -Hurricane G -Terror Squad -Fat Joe -Big Pun -Triple Seis -Cuban Linx -Chino XL -Angie Martinez -The Arsonists -The Beatnuts -N.O.R.E. -Pittbull -Benzino -Immortal Technique -Cypress Hill -Psycho Realm -Delinquent Habits -Funkdoobiest -Lighter Shades of Brown -The Mexakingz -Mellow Man Ace -Kid Frost -Gerardo -Mc Magic -Chingo Bling -Lil Rob -Brownside -Proper Dos -Mr. Capone E -Down a.k.a. Kilo -Baby Bash -Red Cloud (now Ill Máscaras)

[@Fernando-bi9dw]

😂😂 it's a joke right, the ones who created hip hop were the jamaicans, and the rap was the african americans, and the ones who made hip hop grow were only black people

[@vanillaisreallyblack4674]

@@Fernando-bi9dw Actually James Brown heavily influenced Hip Hop... DJ Kool Herc even said James Brown was his influence and that he liked what the American Blacks were doing. Black Americans created hip hop, not Puerto Ricans, Jamaicans, Dominicans, and Cubans.

[@Fernando-bi9dw]

@@vanillaisreallyblack4674 Jamaicans created hip hop, and it arrived in the United States, and black Americans created rap

[@shawnstone1164]

PR are apart of hip hop. But definitely didn't invent it! They tripping at that point 🤣

[@thehiphopnbasketballaddict8501]

@@shawnstone1164 Hip Hop music is 100% black created by blacks only

[@Timerips]

This is not your music 😂

[@BoricuaNyc]

And that’s not your hair🤣🤣

[@AJ-pc5ln]

@@BoricuaNyc You ain't create nothing in Hip-hop you copied what Black Americans were already doing LOL

[@AJ-pc5ln]

@@BoricuaNyc What elements of Hip-hop did Ricans create 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@mr.nyceguy7800]

@@BoricuaNyc and this ain't your country

[@jaydeep3983]

@@mr.nyceguy7800 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@puertoricocalle9248]

Puerto Ricans*

[@thehiphopnbasketballaddict8501]

Blacks only

[@carlosnavarrette7260]

Considered Latino as well

[@BoricuaNyc]

Boricuas🇵🇷🗽🇵🇷🗽🇵🇷🗽🇵🇷

[@mrkilo-g8794]

Cubanos, Dominicans, Mexicans were there in them projects

[@exalteduchiha1563]

@@mrkilo-g8794not Mexicans. And even then Puerto Ricans and Dominicans didn’t influence hip hop they just participated in it

[@s-idney]

"Black people cant be racist" This comment section:

[@jayjones251]

We don't care about being called racist. We're not gonna sit and let you guys lie about our culture. You guys are in our culture too damn much and it's becoming a problem.

[@C.S.Argudo]

KRS even said latinos were foundational to hip hop. Tired of corporate America making people into stans for a false narrative.

[@katarn0329]

They were influenced by the Movement doesn't mean they created it.

[@kingdavidtheone]

LATIN soul?!!! LATINVfunk???!! Maaaaaan what lol

[@animbot6817]

I'm guessing people outside of NY are probably unaware of how large the Latino contribution is to hip hop. New Yorkers know or if they don't they should be ashamed! Myself being black (west indian) and growing up in the Bronx I've got fond memories freestyling and breaking with my Puerto Rican & Dominican friends. This is one of my favorite Latino USA episodes btw. Nice work guys special shout out to Daisy Rosario for a bang up job!

[@panthro6298]

animbot nigga If u west Indian then u ain't black papi

[@animbot6817]

Panthro My brotha go to google image search and type in "West Indian People" and tell me what you see.

[@panthro6298]

animbot west Indian people that what I see

[@panthro6298]

animbot west Indian people that what I see

[@animbot6817]

Panthro If you don't mind please tell me what is your definition of west indian people.

[@justincase4792]

Damn that was a short video..lol

[@firstladychosen186]

right like wtf was that🤣

[@justincase4792]

@@firstladychosen186 Latinos definitely made a contribution to hip hop in the early days but they didn't start hip hop. They are not The Originators of it. black African Americans are. Latinos were the second group of people to start participating in Hip Hop but they didn't create it.

[@QLivin]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@matthewmann8969]

I guess by Hispanic they mean Mestizo or Pardo

[@gaiamendoza3705]

No, hispanic is because the spanish language

[@Diabeticninja90]

Don’t be dumb you know who we are

[@TheStreetFoolosopherMr187]

mixed with black are also Hispanic/Latino

[@koolou2012]

latinos did play apart in hiphop culture ...im black i was there

[@pvj2234]

I know you were just by the name brother, moved to L.A. in 86,' no God's, no Earth's, no 5%'ers. Takes me back to my childhood! They was there, I know ciz I wad there.

[@harrypool71]

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[@Timerips]

Not

[@brittanychavez2888]

Dude stop the tether talk Latinos didn't play a role in shit, FBA/ADOS didn't need latino to play a role in hip-hop, the latino community culture vulture off the FBA swag & culture, no Latino was heavy influence in listening to no damn James Brown, no damn Curtis Mayfield, no Temptations Ball of Confusion or any other funk, soul, or r&b group, stop with the bull shit

[@Timerips]

bullshit

[@eeefriend4life562]

Yall didn't even like us or our Black Culture. Why lie?

[@ItsInsane21]

Before rap, I think people forget about people like "The Ghetto Brothers" mainly Yellow Benji for his role on trying to bring the Bronx community together with music with his band and having block parties etc. to bring latinos and blacks together and stop the gang fighting and having a good message within the music. Especially after the boiling point after Black Benji got killed for trying to stop a gang fight. It was different events that happened within the community to get to where it got. That's also part of why early rap had good and empowering messages within the lyrics. Hiphop culture is more than just rap n all that. At least it used to be. That's also why you hear people from NY saying how it was the community of ricans and blacks that created it or was responsible for things that led up to it. When it comes to breaking, from what I know. Blacks started it with going to the floor, then when ricans got involved, that's when backspins, windmills and all that acrobatic stuff came into it because the ricans are the ones that invented those moves to be part of the dance. Before ricans, no one was even doing backspins, let alone all that other stuff. And oddly enough, it was the flair ricans added to breaking which got the medias attention to the culture. So it's not a stretch to say ricans are the reason hiphop became popular or even known outside of the Bronx because of the moves they created for the dance. When you go back to hiphop being presented by the media what did people see? Ricans doing windmills and all that. Even the toprock has salsa style to it. And that's foundation. It's whatever, though. People somehow think that people started rapping, the media played rap on the radio and hiphop took off from there.

[@Aldine281]

Blacks didn't create hip hop hip hop is not called black hip hop or black rap either

[@dezerik3970]

Hip Hop is 100% black culture

[@dezerik3970]

the dance movements are all black, nothing Puerto Rican or Latino

[@ItsInsane21]

@dezerik3970 You can believe whatever you want. There's a reason it was born and developed in the areas with Puerto Ricans and Blacks and nowhere else. It was the combination of both to make it what it was. Everything I said was factual and is literally documented. If ricans weren't a part of the structure of it, it would have never gone mainstream because of the puerto rican dancers, and the music wouldn't have had the subtance it had within the lyrics, thanks to to the Ghetto Brothers. Listen to the song 'Power' by them. That was before rap. It served as a blue print of what to say in songs to uplift each other that are living in hard times and all that gang crap. To give a direction for the people. That's what they preached and stood for, and that's what rap originally was about. Look at who's on the screen when the media was introducing hiphop to the world in the 80's. I could get real loose and say white people were rapping back in 1959. All rapping is, is talking in a rhythmic way and rhyming the last word or so. The song 'Battle of New Orleans' by Johnny Horton does exactly that.. I could say how the people in the Bronx used euro house style beats to rap over when it first started and everything developed from there. Either way, it doesn't matter to me too much. The true essence of hiphop died in the 90's when the media started pushing gangster rap. It's done nothing but become absolutely degenerative from that point on and only gets worse.

[@dezerik3970]

@@ItsInsane21 all the elements that are in HIP HOP are 100% black culture, there is nothing Puerto Rican or Latino about it, black people created it, Puerto Ricans only appropriated the culture that belongs to black people

[@masterdeeable1]

First of all what is LATINO and where did this term come from? The first so called Latinos in the arts of Hip Hop where Puerto Rican. In the early 70's I never heard of Dominicans, Cubans or any other ethnic groups other than PRicans. This Documentary should be called Ricans in Hip Hop.

[@gboogie360]

masterdeeable11 few Dominicans at that time and cubans we're here.. Heights were all Cubans before Dominicans csame in

[@juanrulfo9779]

Latino es latino mijo , nosotros no tenemos denominación de origen, no lo entendería nunca ;)

[@prdiaz96]

@@juanrulfo9779 pero un mexicano no es igual a un puertorriqueño

[@mikelarry9779]

Who cares cry baby blacks invented hip hop thats all that matters

[@bruhmoment8134]

@@mikelarry9779 Keep playing the victim.

[@miguelcorleone6633]

No doubt, the NuyuRicans dominated Breakdancing by taking it to another level.

[@sterlingturner5420]

Nope.. they got it from black people when it was losing it's popularity with black kids in late 1977.

[@bangswift]

@@sterlingturner5420 you crazy

[@sterlingturner5420]

@@bangswift kzbin.info/www/bejne/anO8coqsd750ga8

[@jaydeep3983]

@@sterlingturner5420 exactly they copied our whole style

[@JoseBXNY]

@@sterlingturner5420 nope, breaking was influenced by James brown who was influenced by boogaloo that was Puerto Rican and black American made. Ya blacks want everyone to be against ya huh?

[@beesting6135]

Puerto Rican get it right🇵🇷

[@ClarenceCM3]

Latino? What's a Latino? A Nigga with African Roots who was forced to speak Portuguese Or Spanish instead of English. #ThatsIt Hip Hop origins are Africa, Africans, and the the African Struggle. AKA: Afro Latino, Afro Hispanic, Black Latino, Black Hispanic. But the key is Black. Hip Hop worked because it was music based on Unity.... Trying to split people into Language Ethnicity is anti Unity. Hip Hop is Hip Hop and everyone who was in Hip Hop was Hip Hop, not Race, Sex, Nationality of Language. Stop this bullshit division.

[@panthro6298]

Clarence m u slow od yo

[@masterdeeable1]

It’s like where did the term Nigga come from?

[@brittanychavez2888]

No you stop the non-sense hip-hop is FBA/ADOS culture it was form from their music of funk, soul, r&b not no damn latinos, not no damn caribbeans, and not no damn white people & especially not no damn africans.

[@juliostevens9480]

Yeah, I agree. Puerto Ricans and Dominicans can take the credit, since they Consistently have the Black man in their culture. Same with any Afro-Latinos that were there. Anyone else trying to take the credit is a culture vulture.

[@brittanychavez2888]

This the dumbest shit a person can say. Hip-Hop is FBA/ADOS culture. Everyone else is a culture vulture to it.

[@40ozlopez49]

Latin slang

[@thehiphopnbasketballaddict8501]

Black slang

[@BoricuaNyc]

Urban Slang

[@thehiphopnbasketballaddict8501]

@@BoricuaNyc AAEE African American vernacular English Even the name Hip Hop and Rap came from the black slang and was created by black Hip hop pioneers

[@ogdjdeadlyb]

👑🥇🥉tribalismistharootse🌵🌀⚔@@thehiphopnbasketballaddict8501

[@DevastateOne]

Why is everyone talking about and arguing about the "Creation" of HipHop, when the video is about the "Influence" Latinos had on it? A Latino or Latin American is any ethnicity that speaks Spanish, which is of Latin and European origin, not American. Some of the ships coming from Africa never made it to the mainland and ended up in the Caribbean and Islands in the Atlantic and gulf of Mexico as well as the Pacific Islands. At the time the Spanish conquerors had already taken over these territories in which they landed, except for the Pacific. So therefore they had to adapt and start speaking Spanish. Then naturally the Africans started to integrate with the natives of those areas, and so with 500 years of interracial reproduction, you get the different skin tones we now see in modern day. None of the Native Americans spoke Spanish until the Conquistadors came over 500 years ago and forced it upon them. Mainly in Mexico, central and south America, as well as the Islands and Caribbean. So I hope this clears things up for some of you who are confused about what a Latino is. And as for HipHop the Art and Culture. I've sat down and talked to some of the Pioneers, including Kool Herc, Grandmaster Caz, Chief Rocker Busy Bee, Prince Whipper Whip, and KRS-One. Not one of them ever talked about HipHop being created by any race, but rather by the People. Which included Black's, Latino's, and yes even White's as well as Asian and more. So remember, "We" are HipHop. They said it was never about your race or religion or what part of the world you cam from. It was all about SKILLS! What do you do? How do you express yourself? What are you dope at? What do you bring to the table? How can you contribute? What is the character of your content? What "Element" can you bring to the culture and art? These are things you should ask yourself if you consider yourself a Hiphoppa. "Hip means to know, it's a form of intelligence To be hip is to be update and relevant Hop is a form of movement You can't just observe a hop, you gotta hop up and do it Hip and hop is more than music Hip is the knowledge, hop is the movement Hip and Hop is intelligent movement Or relevant movement we sellin? the music So write this down on your black books and journals Hip hop culture is eternal Run and tell all your friends An ancient civilization has bee born again, it's a fact" HipHop Lives - KRS-One and Marley Marl Peace y'all! 😎✌️🤟🙏

[@IAMHIPHOP974]

*puerto ricans was there not Latino people son wasn’t no damn Mexicans

[@DevastateOne]

@@IAMHIPHOP974 did you even read any of my comment? Lol They're included with the Islands I refer to. They speak Spanish so they're considered Hispanic or Latino in the system. You know, like when you go and fill out an application for a job? Do you ever see it say are you Puerto Rican, Cuban, Dominican, Mexican, etc? No, it says Hispanic or Latino right? So bottom line your wrong... Stop trying to create more division by saying this or that ethnicity was there or not. None of that shit matters, that's what the man wants you to do. Keep drawing lines and categorizing. What really matters is that HipHop brought all of these different creeds together! And created a culture unlike no other in the history of the world. HipHop is the closest thing we can get to MLK's 'I Had a Dream' speech, where all the colors of the world can come together. So fuk all the color lines and segregation... There's no room for that in Real HipHop... It all about SKILLS! What are you dope at? What is your element? What is your purpose? How are you making the world better with your talent and abilities? Those are the questions you should be asking yourself... Peace

[@IAMHIPHOP974]

@@DevastateOne black and ricans pioneered Hip Hop

[@Timerips]

@@IAMHIPHOP974 u pioneered tacos

[@BoricuaNyc]

@@Timerips And you pioneered that weave on your head 🤣🤣

[@josequiles6278]

lo que pasa es que los boricuas eran 90% de latinos en el Bronx y del 1970 en adelante fueron los que estubieron relebancia en el hip hop y los que hicieron grandes aportaciones al hip hop. habian hasta chinos pero no aportaron despues de los boricuas fueron los cubanos que hisieron algunos aportes despues de los 1980

[@thehiphopnbasketballaddict8501]

Black Americans started Hip Hop Rap Music, the first DJ of Hip Hop was Black DJ Look herc, the First MC/Rapper of hip Hop were black Coka la Rock, the First Rap group Sugar hill were blacks. The earliest DJs Kool hero, grand master flash, the earliest rappers Coka la rock The furious five KRs1 LL Cool J , the earliest Rap groups Sugar hill grandmasters flash and the furious five Run DMC NWA were all black. The sub genres of rap music/hip hop like 80s rap Eastcoast rap Westcoast rap/ g funk, Miami bass, crunk, trapping was created by blacks. As all large American music genres from rock gospel jazz soul funk house techno Rnb and hip hop were created by blacks.

[@josequiles6278]

@@thehiphopnbasketballaddict8501 stupep de first group the rap was the cold crush Brothers in 1975 the founder was the African-American tony tone in the puertorican carlos Mendez alias Charlie chase 🤣😂😆

[@josequiles6278]

@@thehiphopnbasketballaddict8501 kzbin.info/www/bejne/kH-wZGRqqpKEpdU this is was de first group of the rap the Dj is was the puertorican Charlie chase n tony tone 2 Dj in this group the puertorican is the best 👌

[@thehiphopnbasketballaddict8501]

@@josequiles6278 first MC and DJs of Hip Hop started also rapping and djing around the 1970 till 1972 🤔

[@thehiphopnbasketballaddict8501]

Coke La Rock (aka Coco La Rock; born April 24, 1955) is an old-school rapper from New York City who is sometimes credited as being the first MC in the history of hip-hop. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coke_La_Rock

[@jaydeep3983]

lies.ricans picked up breakdancing after it got old to its creators black americans

[@animbot6817]

Why would anyone thumbs down this? People are weird.

[@bruhmoment8134]

It's the African Americans who claim they "invented hip hop only." I love my black brethren, but they like to take credit for everything that latinos had influence on as well.

[@nekrocount1788]

Bruh moment y’all have nothing to claim 😂

[@Cpa1388]

@@nekrocount1788 These ppl are desperate, this is more pathetic than their fake genre Reggaeton, which is really Jamaican Dancehall in Spanish.

[@nekrocount1788]

@@Cpa1388 😂🤣

[@Cpa1388]

@@nekrocount1788 Stay on they’re Azz bro, they’re Culture Vultures, trying to do to Hip Hop what White Americans did to Rock & Roll.

[@ORISONTV]

taco eatters again

[@vieshanblacksloft426]

The blacks say we had nothing to fo with hip hop lmso

[@danksinatra5977]

Absolutely nothing to do with the creation of hip hop...

[@vieshanblacksloft426]

@danksinatra5977 we went to school together we played ball together we went to the same parks we ate at each others homes,,,,we were right there with you,,,, but we had nothing to do with it then why are there mainly Puerto Rican dancers in all the King Bambatta videos..where are sll these videos of these all black crews. Therecwere Puerto Ricsns even in the Black Spades but we gad nothing to do with it,,,, this is bullshit .. full of shit

[@vieshanblacksloft426]

I never said we created it I SAID Puerto Ricans are a part of hip hop