Hip-Hop X Siempre | Documentary | Amazon Music

[@Sterling-pt8bd]

Hip Hop is black music culture

[@jamelaroundtheworld]

Salute to real creators of hip hop "Disco King Mario and the Black Spades" from Bronxdale housing projects

[@TheStreetFoolosopherMr187]

Yup 👍

[@musiclover-cn7tb]

I have a documentary saved about him.

[@channelrawtv777]

THIS WHOLE DOCUMENTARY IS TETHER BABBLE.AND NOT ONCE DID I SEE ANYBODY IN THIS VIDEO GIVE A THANK YOU TO FOUNDATIONAL BLACK AMERICANS FOR CREATING THE CULTURE THAT THEY MADE A CAREER & FEED THEIR FAMILIES WITH.AND LATINOS HAD NOTHING TO DO WITH THE CREATION OF HIP HOP.WE CREATED IT,THEY JUST JOINED IN.

[@TakeNoShitgang444]

Lol,it started in Cuba hundreds of years ago,White Spaniards & Africans..I wear gold teeth because,my grandparents & their parents wore them but most blacks think it's their style... ridiculous, people need to read more & study history.Most blacks think they invented FRENCH braids too.Fact is we all borrow from each other & none of that matters,only to racist people.

[@bryanbarnes9204]

​@@TakeNoShitgang444 You don't understand music...hip hop MUSIC is based on samples of funk music, mainly created by James Brown, who is from Georgia. Racist, colonizing, imperializing white Spaniards had absolutely nothing to do with the creation of hip hop. The fact that you would even say that is so ignorant but not shocking.

[@TakeNoShitgang444]

@@bryanbarnes9204 i'm black but who am I racist against?

[@bryanbarnes9204]

@@TakeNoShitgang444 "Racist, colonizing, imperializing white Spaniards" was the subject of my sentence. I never accused you of being racist, nor do I care if you consider yourself black. The white Spaniards in Cuba were racist, and neither they nor the enslaved Africans on that island had any type of part in the creation of hip hop. James Brown and the other brothers responsible for funk and blues music were not Cuban. I respect Afro Cuban music, but hip hop's foundation isn't built on the Cuban sound. The main intersection between FBA music and Afro Cuban music would be Dizzy Gillespie and the bebop sound, which influenced Cuban artists.

[@jbs5155]

Pun always honored black Americans even kissed the hand of one of his idols so the mc big pun always honored the real founders

[@shiynenn]

🆘This is theft being committed right under our noses. Back when rap was new, most, Puerto Ricans hated our black American guts, especially their parents.💯

[@jlove6346]

Big Factz!

[@Truth-Teller777]

There's backlash towards your Brethren! Do people not know about the lynching of Latinos, Segregation, do people not know that they are modern day slaves & were in the past also, do people not comprehend that they're Hebrew Israelites also, within the 12 Tribes! THAT'S why The Most High said there would be ignorance and knowledge, loss of our true identities, there would be eyes but they do not see, and have ears but they do not hear. Yes, it seems our people are lost for lack of knowledge and understanding..😢 Even their DNA 🧬 shows they come from ABBA-Original people, except that the "conquistadors" rap-ed, killed many, & enslaved the remainder who they violated, and when there was independence from the colonists the Afro, Indigenous And Mestizos, Criollos & such abolished slavery & welcomed Black slaves as the Brethren we are. All Praises to The Most High Creator YAH(AHAYAH/YAHUAH)!❤

[@Truth-Teller777]

It is sad, but even within a Tribe blacks are killing blacks, Latinos killing Latinos that's how Esau's Edomites set up this evil kingdom. Next kingdom belongs to the Chosen..

[@marcelomendoza7345]

What theft?

[@wavyroman4788]

So you saying we didn’t help build the culture who was getting down on the cardboard doing headspins flares all that who was bombing the subways exactly do your research before you say boricua ain’t got nothing do with hip hop lol you funny😂

[@Regalman]

This is extremely disrespectful to Foundationa Black American culture latinos simply copy Black American culture and then lie and try to take it as their own.

[@1DNETTA]

💯❗️

[@na415SF]

“Latino who were a foundational part of hip-hop” Black Americans create the basis and principles and Latinos are guest in hip hop! Is this how my ancestors felt when Europeans tried to claim the foundation to jazz!

[@korionterivers9995]

This is crazy what they are attempting to do!!

[@akhooba151]

This is what happens when someone uses their skin color as a defense mechanism against what they can't stand to be a reality. Imagine how foolish I would sound saying someone is a guest, when they help me lay bricks to the very foundation of my building. No! Unacceptable, & believe me I'm sure you know there are Afro-Latinos with darker skin than you, correct? Sorry about the way your ancestors were treated, but 1. How tied-in are you to your lineage/history? (Is it for personal gain or attack via comment sections) 2. If you're mad @ the Europeans (which you have all the right to be) you should go back & do some learning my love. You also had a hand in selling your own people to European merchants for provisions, so split up that anger. & of course 3. The anger you have is understandable. At the same time, remember that we all share the world, & all have our history. Not only Africans were enslaved, but I'm sure that's the only history you care to elaborate on. That's ok, but here's something to think about ... Even if not necessarily in your case, but in general. How come us Latinos speak our language in unison? & are very proud of our heritage even happy to distribute our culture throughout the world? What I've seen lately is a lot of black skin behind these complaints, & 9 out of 10 don't know a lick of African dialect 🤔 plus if you're truly this angry with what you consider an "invasion to your culture" by all means, my only advice is don't be such a transparent hypocrite when you're viewed indulging in everyone else's.

[@melanatedwarrior3530]

@@akhooba151 What exactly did Puerto Ricans create in Hip Hop 🤔

[@akhooba151]

@@melanatedwarrior3530 where did you examine me use the word "create"? I said we were there from day 1, & contributed. But let me state the obvious: we don't know one another, so why ask you to take my word for it? Watch your pioneers speak on it, & see if what they say is similar to what I'm saying. Sure I've used this example before, but Lord Jamar, sure you've heard his opinion on Em & white rappers (guests in Hip-Hop, etc.) Now if you watch Drink Champs, see if Lord Jamar's opinion sounds the same when asked the same regarding Latinos. Only 1 example, but listen to a plethora of legends speak, because you with that gatekeeper machine mentality. Listen to KRS tell it then, unless he ain't Hip-Hop enough. Blacks created it, Latinos made contributions. Contrary to belief, that isn't a self-proclaimed statement

[@dryinkdryink675]

​@@akhooba151There were only a few....they came into Black spaces.....it's Black American Culture. Why is it hard to say that?

[@akeemthegreat1700]

Black Americans created Hip Hop y’all are guest We’ve been rappin before this style of Art was called “ Hiphop “. Pete DJ Jones predates Herc , jubalairs , James Brown , Curtis Mayfield all Were Black American Pioneers of “ Hip Hop”.

[@uptownbladebrown]

Grandmaster flowers also

[@ObieG93]

Nobody said that Latinos created hip hop we just tribute to the genre.

[@omarcarter9]

BOW Down to Black Americans. They are the creators of Hip Hop.

[@Sterling-pt8bd]

💯 facts

[@shiynenn]

What makes you disrespectful houseguest is your continual overlooking of the actual creators ,foundational black Americans.💯

[@alectapia1518]

Foundational black American? A Haitian?

[@melanatedwarrior3530]

BIGFACTS💯

[@DeeMaine74]

Facts

[@jlove6346]

EXACTLY!!!!

[@toomuchdata]

You mean Black Caribbeans?

[@buttermadetv]

I don't like the way this documentary try to erase the black experience from hip hop.

[@akhooba151]

You must've watched another documentary then. They elaborated on the pioneers, dropped a bunch of legendary names. Is Kool Herc Hispanic? Is Bam Hispanic? Cold Crush was all Hispanic? I mean my question is how vast is your knowledge of Hip-Hop to begin with? Because I just saw 1 side telling their story of origin, not trying to replace you, so what's the problem?

[@J-RC928]

Like yall erase latinos hip hop storys now we on top off the Game and black r forghoten

[@KDashSix]

@@J-RC928 You mean the way y’all erased your own Afro-Latino brothers from Reggaéton? Black people STILL create all the trends Latinos copy…

[@losfornia]

​@@akhooba151everybody you name didn't create hip hop...go do your research on KOOLDJDEE, DISCO KING MARIO OR DJPHASE..

[@AJ-pc5ln]

​@akhooba151 Latinos had absolutely nothing to do with the creation of Hip-hop. Y'all copied and emulated what Black Americans were already doing. This is straight lies.

[@wcp4jc]

These people are delusional.

[@kaykayjohnson9427]

% I was looking forward to seeing the foundational part of the creation. If Joe is the beginning, he was born in 1970. Joe Conzo pictures1979. The creators of Break dancers were Black American. Some of the best artist and writers were Black. Martha Cooper says she did not t document a lot of the great graffiti writers. The fact that Rap/Tap and spirituality did not begin in the Bronx for Black American, its our lineage and Culture Indentity. As latinos have a separate cultural heritage. But when did 50/50 become the narrative. Contribution. The history of Black writers and BBoys were erased from the history here. Giving the impression Black Americans did neither or created neither.

[@akhooba151]

@@KDashSix I don't understand what you mean ... ?

[@leslov6801]

BIG FACTS

[@BigSane76]

This belongs in the Comedy or Fantasy section of KZbin.

[@andrewilliams4180]

💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯

[@channelrawtv777]

FACTS

[@1DNETTA]

😂. But you're 💯 % correct.

[@losfornia]

No mention of the BLACK SPADES or DISCO KING MARIO , KOOLDJDEE, DJPHASE AND BRONXDALE/ROSEDALE PARK ????????????

[@Sterling-pt8bd]

Erasing us out of our own creation smh

[@TheStreetFoolosopherMr187]

Disco King Marío plays a huge role

[@marcelomendoza7345]

Maybe that's on a different documentary? U know one that's not about Latin ppl

[@losfornia]

@@marcelomendoza7345 You can't speak about hip hop without mentioning the ppl that created it.

[@marcelomendoza7345]

@losfornia it's not a hip hop origin thing.. it's a latino origin thing in hip hop.. why is that so hard to understand ... ?

[@korionterivers9995]

Y’all can’t even keep it real and say who created it!!

[@TakeNoShitgang444]

Us Cubans did a couple of hundred years ago.

[@bryanbarnes9204]

@@TakeNoShitgang444 Troll better. Anybody with a funk music playlist and Howlin' Wolf on their page knows better than that, lol.

[@dwannb]

Get this Culture Vulture BS out of here. The least yall coulda done is give respect to the black men YOU LEARNED YOUR STYLE from.

[@andrewilliams4180]

💯💥🧨💣 right

[@Sterling-pt8bd]

Exactly

[@AmericanKing00]

Why no mention of ricans in the 70s calling hiphop "jungle bunny music" ???

[@andrewilliams4180]

I know right 💯💥

[@woodcrest4655]

No gratitude or recognization for Black Americans that created hip hop… that’s crazy

[@toomuchdata]

There are thousands of documentaries and books dedicated to the legacy of black Americans in hip-hop and nobody is denying that in this documentary. But there are very few that focus on the legacy of Latinos (who have been im hip-hop since DAY ZERO) and this one does just that.

[@melanatedwarrior3530]

@toomuchdata Latinos weren't involved in Hip Hop since day 1, Stop that 🧢🤣

[@melanatedwarrior3530]

@@toomuchdata What exactly did Puerto Ricans create in Hip Hop 🤔

[@fastpaced4861]

@@toomuchdata day zero? lies

[@AmericanKing00]

It was just Black🇺🇸 Culture given a name "hiphop" but Let's start at 1971-75 in the Bronx..cause Latinos were not breakdancing early 70s..Everything showed in this doc of latinos was in the 1980's..

[@undisputedtruth6176]

Stop the myth so called hip hop did not start in NY, that’s a fairytale. So called hip hop is Black culture started in Black communities across America and not in the 70s, stop the myth

[@uptownbladebrown]

​@@undisputedtruth6176 hip hop did start in nyc elements alone arent hip hop

[@TheStreetFoolosopherMr187]

Correct 💯

[@TRUTHTEACHER2007]

NOBODY was Brake Dancing in the early 70's. But when it came about in the mid 70's, Puerto Ricans and West Indians were doing it too. Late 70's people considered it played out, but mostly Puerto Ricans kept it alive and they took it to a whole new level. Everybody deserves respect for what they brought to the game.

[@torit4534]

Residente is definitely in my top 5 🔥❤️ he is crazy❤️ man i remember in middle school in like music class we could play a song for the class and i picked cumbia de los aburridos and i remember my Spanish teacher seeing my CD and she was like "What are you doing with that CD?!?" And i told her i was about play a song for everyone in music class and me and her just laughed and laughed 🤣

[@TeenaDavis101]

The lies the lies

[@brianscott3503]

That Big Pun dude was a beast! RIP 🙏🏾

[@poyo4esfera]

the best of all times

[@magat155]

Faltó VICO C…Buen Documental ✨🔥

[@chloeo1974]

About this documentary really did not explain much just a lot opinions about Latinos being part of Hip Hop from the beginning. The essences of Hip Hop when it first started was raw and authentic and it told a story. I don’t know what this music they so call Hip Hop is today. Nas called it out Hip Hop is Dead! Truth be told it is long gone…

[@melkorrupto]

I guess you did not see it

[@akhooba151]

​@@melkorrupto yeah they not understanding we just trying to talk about the part we played. I guess it translates into "we only see spics trying to steal our culture" which I just laugh with the 🍿 out. I guess Busta isn't black enough? Because I've heard his take on fools trying to say we weren't around since the foundation started.

[@chloeo1974]

I did see it and I was not impressed with documentary. The narrative is not about real hip hop. It’s about this trash they now call Hip Hop that does not make sense.

[@akhooba151]

@@chloeo1974 not about real Hip-Hop? If you did watch, I say rewatch. You definitely must've missed all the key factors. Not a fan of today's music, that's your preference. But that it's a Hip-Hop documentary whether you feel it is or not, yes indeed.

[@losfornia]

Cause the birth of hip hop was a Black thing..71 72 73 74 75...latinos/ricans came late 70s and the 80s..

[@korionterivers9995]

U might think I’m black by the way I’m speaking!! This the point exactly. Y’all was enjoying black culture. We so inviting we let y’all in and now.. y’all are hip hop!!😂😂

[@akhooba151]

As long as you acknowledge it papa 😉 👍

[@negroraven9458]

@@akhooba151You’ll NEVER be hip-hop. It will always belong to Black America! Thieving losers!

[@huntersclassroom8695]

NONE of these people claiming creative ownership over hip hop havent shown that they could do it without coming in contact with FOUNDATIONAL BLACK AMERICANS!..How come they couldnt make their platforms jump off in Puerto RIco, Jamaica, or anyplace else? Ill wait for a response while the crickets are chirping!

[@BboyPirulinRD]

HIP-HOP SAVE MY LIFE! ❤🇩🇴

[@TakeNoShitgang444]

Jesus Christ saved mine.

[@truth-justice-judge-death]

😂😂😂😂😂...nice try!!! If you want truth seek out the BLACK SPADES ♠️

[@sanper2377]

Un reportaje de hip hop y participan reggaetoneros.🤣🤣 Akapellah, original juan, lil supa, Randxe acosta, tantos excelentes raperos que saben del tema y ponen reggaetoneros. :(

[@korionterivers9995]

Bboing is a dance from the 70’s.

[@HEKTHOR.]

soy latino y estoy orgulloso de serlo, pero ver quien ayudo a quien da lo mismo cuando sabes que el hiphop es la union de la cultura... QUE VIVAN LOS LATINOS PERO MAS IMPORTANTE. QUE VIVA EL HIP HOP

[@Regalman]

Los latinos copiaron la cultura negra americana y este documental es una mentira y una falta de respeto a la cultura negra americana.

[@jlove6346]

FBA created Hip Hop. Latinos are invaders of black culture.

[@leslov6801]

That bs don't even make sense

[@omarcarter9]

hiphop rap music is black american culture... Black Americans are the creators of hp hop what is this

[@toomuchdata]

Wrong. Latinos were there since day zero. And also, FYI, most of the culture’s forefathers were black caribbean (Kool Herc, Bambaataa, Flash, all of Caribbean heritage).

[@melanatedwarrior3530]

@toomuchdata Latinos were not involved in Hip Hop since day 1. The majority of them didn't migrate over into Hip Hop until the late 70's and early 80's. How could herc, bam, and flash be the forefathers of a culture that they assimilated and had to fit into?? Inquiring FBA minds would like to know 🤭

[@melanatedwarrior3530]

BIGFACTS💯

[@negroraven9458]

@@toomuchdataWrong, you DACA program vampire. Copying the Black Man’s music, and cultural swagger doesn’t mean you get a creator’s credit!

[@DennisArayaphotography]

Espero esto sea el trailer por que falta demasiada información, pero van por buen camino! Viva la cultura.

[@jamelaroundtheworld]

So many lies in 27 minutes

[@SirTruthBTold]

What the F is this?

[@fastpaced4861]

erasure

[@idiotu668]

The Crazy part about these LIES is they Keep saying we “Combined” their music (which came from JAZZ) with Hip Hop! They keep Forcing what THEY did onto us to make it look like we wanted them around! No, We Did Not Like Their Music or Culture! We didn’t dress like them or act like them! They copied us

[@litebeingimmortal7375]

He do know that the Aztecs were black ppl right?These people are sick af

[@korionterivers9995]

Joe Conzo photos half black half Latino 😒😒😂. Prove it!

[@korionterivers9995]

I seen mostly Negroes in those photos

[@korionterivers9995]

And when I say mostly I mean 90%

[@TRUTHTEACHER2007]

@@korionterivers9995 Go look at his photos.

[@musiclover-cn7tb]

I enjoy his photos.

[@Backtotherootsofficial]

Falto chile, el pais mas rapero del mundooooo, a lo mejor no fuimos el pais que mas vendio pero si el pais que lo mantiene mas real y auntentico

[@jasoncanon3562]

Muy cierto amigo el Rap chileno mi respetoo

[@JafetJuradoDiaz]

I loved to see FARINA there! She is The Fuc***g Latin Queen of Rap. Translate her lyrics and discovery a new way to write the hip hop. Here voice is heavenly. She is the Flow come true.🔥🔥🔥

[@MariaOrtiz-bo7xo]

"Can we all just get along..."? - Rodney King

[@KevinSanchez-mt1gd]

No escogieron las personas correctas para representar al Hip Hop latino, en cada region hay verdaderos representantes del hip hop y lo que significa. Falto que le dieran voz a quienes llevan esa capa

[@LatAm13]

Y quienes son? Ya que tú sabes tanto

[@LaCremeBeatz]

big love ❤💪🏾

[@IanGomz-sm6kf]

Y Cuba link porque no sale en este documental

[@Regalman]

Los latinos mienten hip hop racista es cultura negra americana 100%

[@carlosalbertohidalgo1057]

Tantos buenos exponentes que hay representando el hip hop y leyendas qe aun siguen vivas y meten al wey de aleman y a un wey que disque hace free. Un documental que hubiera sido chingon si no metian a esos

[@sknypicasso]

y lil supa? tiene uno de los mejores discos latinos con “Serio”

[@musiclover-cn7tb]

I just saw b real in how high yesterday after so many years.

[@anastaciotyrius]

Vico C fue el q. Cambio' el juego introdujo instrumentos; melodi'as y con un contenido muy valioso creo' algo distinto por ello lo bautizaron el filosofo del Rap en Español. Y es el responsable de evolucionar el Rap en Español.

[@ElJonaMC]

EXELENTE,Un dia haremos musica juntos. LO JURO!

[@RimaoroMusico]

a quien le decis jaja?

[@7ian442]

este documental para mi no es nada! y me perdonan los haters de papi y mami pero el verdadero hip hop esta en venezuela como es que en un documental de el movimiento y no sale venezuela ni tampoco ningun rapero??? que domcumental mas vacio no poner a raperos como tairon, supa, pedro randy esos locos si crecieron con el hip hop estos loquitos que ponen lo q cantan es regaeton no son verdaderos raperos!!! que mal estamos

[@andrexp2144]

tranquilo que SUPA y El DOJO por lo menos es querido por Mobb Deep y loS han invitado a sus Conciertos..💥

[@MuCNCu]

Faltó El País Mas Rapero 🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱

[@aldonarvaez8598]

El documental es del país más rapero, EEUU. Ustedes se autodenominan país más rapero por su chauvinismo gigante, pero hip hop no conoce de fronteras.

[@mattorellano6309]

@@aldonarvaez8598no lo decimos nosotros lo dice el resto de gente, somos el pais mas rapero, porque es el pais donde se ven mas raperos en las calles y donde la cultura esta mas viva. Estados unidos? Nombrame un rapero que sea mainstream en estos tiempos? 6ix9ine? The migos? Gucci mane? Nba? A esa basura comercial le llamas rap??? Si estan haciendo exactamente lo q los blanquitos quieren que hagan. que no canten nada relevante simplemente para seguir perpetuando la IGNORANCIA entre los jovenes. Son tio tom por donde los mires. Raperos negros hijos que trabajan para sus amos blancos. Si eso es rap entonces felizmente me quedo fuera de esa fiesta.

[@Antonio_CJ]

Haven’t watched the video yet but I’m confused on where the hate is coming from, can anyone please help inform me

[@C.S.Argudo]

Crazy, the most discriminated people is discriminating against LITERALLY THE ONLY OTHER PEOPLE TO GET SO COLONIZED WE ALMOST LOST OUR HISTORY.

[@fernandoballestas3899]

There's some latin artists on this documentary which ain't part of hip hop culture what a shame.

[@ObieG93]

Like who?

[@1DNETTA]

This documentary is sooooo very disrespectful😠. I was about 5 minutes in this video, then turned this off! Im in my 50s, from the North east coast and I know without a doubt that PRs or Hispanics were NOT creators of hip hop. Contributors?? Yes! PRs and other Hispanics definitely contributed greatly in the 70s but mainly the 80s. I am a distant witness to this because I was young and part of this generation during this time!

[@ZRFGLLZ]

En habla hispana llamaron al mike hay mucha gente que merece estar ahí, lo que es tener un buen manager

[@edson01joe]

Residente??? Mike towell??? Q fueee !!! Alucinan ser Hip hop

[@MrLatinGOficial]

mezclaron el a los raperos de verdad con puros fake de ahora

[@DDMusicestudio]

Si hubieran querido SABER de Hip Hop estaría KRS ONE.

[@yousendjoker8176]

No entiendo porque ponen a poperos urbanos en vez de poner junto a los americanos a gente de la vieja escuela como Tempo, vico c aldo y compañia

[@TheLestat506]

Look not matter race let all stick together because divide we united we stand,they highers think divide easier they are controlled

[@jasoncanon3562]

No se porque de Colombian sacan a Farina ryan castro o Feid ellos no son Hip-Hop aqui es la Contacto Rap, La Etnnia,,Gotas de Rap,,Asilo 38,,Laberinto ELC,,Tres Coronas,,Ali aka Mind,,Alcolirykoz,,,pero ellos no hacen sino Reggaeton q es muy diferente al Hip-Hop o Rap

[@ELTEMOFICIAL]

Esto sirve mucho

[@vocero729]

El señor Rap en castellano.

[@lauxarvlo9809]

Pero cuando se estrena? por favor pongan la liga para verlo, ya que no lo encuentro en Prime

[@pasoapaso95]

este video es el documental

[@lauxarvlo9809]

@@pasoapaso95 menos de 30 mins? Pensé que solo era un adelanto!!!

[@JOEREQUENZ]

Debieron entrevistar un VENEZOLANO...

[@mcyeyo3575]

Espero que los Cubanos podamos estar en el próximo documental que salga, también emos peleado duro a pesar de la dictadura en la que vivimos, respeto absoluto para todos, un documental excelente, PEACE ❤

[@nastyed1100]

Claro. Les falto muchos artistas latinos. B-Real es mitad cubano, Sen Dog y Mellow man ace son full cubanos. Les falto Orishas, los aldeanos, etc.

[@Regalman]

Los latinos copiaron la cultura negra americana y este documental es una mentira y una falta de respeto a la cultura negra americana.

[@poyo4esfera]

min 17:51 el autentico e imparable hiphop ... pienso igual

[@vivelajuventuz]

bien dura la doc

[@Ishamel88]

Nothing But lies Hip Hop is FBA ✊🏾🇺🇸Culture foundational, Black American

[@Killbill243]

Y el grafiti, el break dance, etc. Se olvidaron de los otros pilares? Debió llamarse reggaeton pop por siempre a la parte latinoamericana.

[@KD_SWAGGER]

Great documentary! I'm surprised Pitbull wasn't mentioned. I wish The Beatnuts, Cuban Link, Joell Ortiz and Chino XL was part of this to speak. "Latins going platinum was destined to come." - Big Pun

[@JCALRADIO]

What about Johny J ?

[@KD_SWAGGER]

@@JCALRADIO Not familiar with him honestly.

[@JCALRADIO]

@@KD_SWAGGER he was 2pacs go to producer , look him up , mexican born

[@KD_SWAGGER]

@@JCALRADIO Nice!

[@korionterivers9995]

Name 5 pac songs he produced

[@JimmyCamacho]

viva el hiphop... x siempre... espero esto sea solo un trailer...

[@Regalman]

Los latinos copiaron la cultura negra americana y este documental es una mentira y una falta de respeto a la cultura negra americana.

[@juancisneroslam7478]

Algunos que salen en este documental fueron y son los que están haciendo mierda el real hip hop

[@IMPERIORap]

As a Latino in Hip Hop I think this documentary is incomplete, it is ignoring the real history and origins of the movement. Hip Hop is black culture. Latinos, we happened to be the next ones in the chain of appropriation sort of speak. Yes, we the Latinos are important in the history of Hip Hop, but we did not create it. On the other hand, that interview of the rappers from Medellin, they're the last generation, in the 80's and 90's there were many underground rappers, and also Hip Hop productions that are the ones that started the culture in Latin America. Instead of interviewing Farina, the should have had interviewed rappers like La Etnnia, or Rulaz Plazko, or other Rappers in Latino America that were already important in the early 90s. Anyway, the story still needs to be told how it is.

[@Sarahvinyl]

🔥🔥🔥

[@allopinionsimfactfact6892]

This is wack without Cuban Link and Pitbull

[@davhernandez2004]

Un documental de hip hop dónde entrevistan puro artistas pop jajajajaja

[@dannyrojas4433]

I think it's a fault call latins to 4 countries latins we are all Honduras,panama,peru,cuba,venezuela many people supporting the hip hop...

[@chiefsalvaje6557]

This comment section racist asf

[@reimondurrutia1624]

Chile ? Cuna Rapera desde antes que muchos países. Debió estar en este documental

[@emersongomez6349]

@@geogmz8277 Ana Tijoux? nominada a múltiples Grammy, ganadora de uno, con canciones puestas en una de las mejores series de USA como Breaking Bad, que no conozcas mas allá no significa que no existan

[@Primerusuariodelmundo]

​@@geogmz8277jajja pegado?? El rap es undergraund el hip hop es under

[@manuelherrera2445]

Es un documental mal echo de partida le pusieron hip hop y solo vi raperos dj productores reguetoneros y residente que es una mescla falto los 3 elementos mas no ablaron ay partimos mal y faltaron los pioneros latinos solo colocaron a los pegados

[@hosmanortega2488]

Jajaja solo pusieron reggaetoneros por favor

[@Burxiaga]

El documental debió llamarse latinos en la cultura hip hop xd

[@IMPERIORap]

Como Latino en el Hip Hop creo que este documental está incompleto, está ignorando la historia real y los orígenes del movimiento. El Hip Hop es cultura afroamericana. Los Latinos, resultó que éramos los siguientes en la cadena de apropiación, por así decirlo. Sí, los Latinos somos importantes en la historia del Hip Hop, pero no lo creamos nosotros. Por otro lado, esa entrevista a los raperos de Medellín, bueno, ellos son la última generación, en los años 80s y 90s hubo muchos raperos underground, y también producciones de Hip Hop que son las que iniciaron la cultura en Latinoamérica. En lugar de entrevistar a Farina, deberían haber entrevistado a raperos como La Etnnia, o Rulaz Plazko, u otros raperos de América Latina que ya eran importantes a principios de los 90. De todos modos, todavía hay que contar la historia tal como es.

[@damianinsaurralde5898]

El hip hop NO ES REGUETON ni LG - BT este documental esta mal enfocado con esos artistas latinos representando algo que no son!!!! estos documentales en ves de revalorizar la cultura del hip hop la estan destruyendo. period!!!!

[@demiantorchia9469]

Thanks from Argentina! Me crie con el rap, el reggaeton y la cumbia, me acuerdo que mi tio me regalo un cd con videos de reggaeton como a los 8/9 años y fue wow, y desde que empeze conocer mas, mas me adentraba, hasta escuchar rap en ingles de cantantes como 50 cent, que para mis 12 años era lo que salia en la television con el video de "In Da Club" y conocer mas y mas. Y TAMBIEN darme cuenta que en mi pais desde los 80/90 tambien habia una cultura del Hip Hop que era super underground pero estaba ahí, formada por cientos de pibes y pibas que bailaban Breakdance, hacian Graffiti, y HACIAN RAP. Cuando escuche a el F.A!- Fuerte Apache y vi como en otros barrios tambien lo escuchaban, fue cuando me di cuenta que todo es lo mismo y me senti identificado con el rap del fuerte apache, habiendo nacido en un barrio bajo (Monte Chingolo, Lanus) igual que los chicos y chicas de Los Angeles o de New York. ACA HAY MUCHA HISTORIA! y al igual que Trueno con un padre rapero, hay muchos pibes que crecieron ya en la cultura o alrededor. En Argentina y Latinoamerica tambien se respira HIP HOP!

[@SEPA_LA_FLOTA]

EL HIP HOP MAS UNIDO QUE NUNCA!!!

[@leslov6801]

No it's not

[@hamilton5082]

Este es un documental de regaeton.

[@Samir-cc6wm]

Queen Farina, Residente, Mike and Trueno!!! Fire🔥, 💣Boom, 🎉Hip Hop Latinmusic!!!

[@Afrado31]

Eladio carrion too

[@cesarsanchez7768]

What no for love Snow tha product !?

[@g2rizo]

💯💯💯

[@liosprain9760]

Es la segunda Palabra mejor del mundo

[@MegaLimpioLecheria]

sabe que en Venezuela tambien hay rapero brutales ustedes estan claro de esooo venezuela

[@pdkid1267]

21:01- Ya ahí valió mierda el documental 👎🏽

[@kokepetit]

you guys slept on CHILE bigtime!

[@warnutztheloser]

🔥🔥💯

[@nicolasnavarrete7581]

Puerto riqueños y gringos crearon el hip hop y Chile se convirtió en el pais mas rapero

[@sacristan679]

Yo soy boricua y no creo que estès tàn erroneo que digamos...

[@AC-yg9zf]

Really!! Soo, you skip past B!ack Americans whose resistance to oppression created this genre? 🤔

[@jdljcnj9406]

👊🏽💪🏽💯

[@yasielfuenteslaguna268]

Dejaron a Vico C fuera, long live hip hop

[@alancarrillojimenez7570]

❤ Love Farina. She's representing singer girls 19:03

[@sizadofc5445]

Hay gente ahí qué no hace rap, nunca han hecho rap ¿porque están en un documental de hip hop si nunca han estado dentro de la cultura? Eladio? Residente? Farina? Towers? Que pasa con los reales exponentes de la cultura en latinoamerica mal ahí por los que han trabajado duro durante años y no pasa nada

[@isaflores5077]

This is about Latinos and how we contributed to hip hop. How we’ve been there with yall from the beginning. We just wanna be recognized for that and what we contributed. It’s not about who created it, cause we all know who did. Yall are missing the point.

[@dryinkdryink675]

Yall wasn't there at the beginning. Yall came later. People didn't party with Black people in the 70s. Yall came after culturally. There was a few Ricans early on that liked to hang out in Black spaces. When people say beginning it's disingenuous.....i

[@andrewilliams4180]

Understandable I understand

[@ORISONTV]

how you copied

[@isaflores5077]

@@ORISONTV it’s not copying but okay go off. Again you’re missing the point.

[@dryinkdryink675]

@isaflores5077 What would you call it? It's Black Culture....everything outside of that is imitating

[@luisgil4678]

Por respeto a los grandes q han salido en el documental,como van a poner a farina y Ryan castro como pioneros del hip hop en colombia.....q falta de respeto hacia big pun,nore,Joe,mellow man ice....a lo bn el q hizo el documental lo hizo a la carrera....