Hip-Hop 51 Press Conference w/KRS-One, Fat Joe, MC Lyte, Master Gee & Others!!!

[@mikeman2137]

These conferences need to be had by eras. 70'S poineers - 80'S innovators- 90'S- Golden Era

[@pipedreamism1]

Well said

[@carlosgil4196]

Salute 🫡 to all pioneer that started hip hop in the Bronx you all are our native superhero’s thank you so much we love you all ❤

[@Rizzlyricist]

I love this Hip-Hop thing 🔥🥷🏽🔥

[@uriellevelupriley684]

August 11 1973 6:57 This was very passionate. Salute and respect. Jersey Born in L.A ✨👑✨🙏🏾💯🫰🏾🙇🏾‍♂️ I was born in 79' and would like to thank all of you personally for freeing the minds of millions of people. I'm a poet so I love the art . 40:11 ♾️💜🕊️🩸 Jersey 46:06 That's Perfect. Centralized History and rituals. Brilliant. 🎶🎵🎶

[@funkazoid2511]

Epic interview and point of views of legends sitting next to each others … Thank you …each one of you for being there and of course KRS One the teacher … Each One Teach One for life!!!

[@thewatchers9123]

I saw MC Lyte pretty self in the thumbnail. Got me. I'm here now.

[@getdownnowd13]

Hip Hop sparked my life I'm glad to be apart of, God bless

[@heruapocalypse2021]

If Disco King 🫅🏾 Mario and Bronxdale PJ's.Pumpkin,DJ Hollywood,Grandmaster Flowers.And or King Tim-3rd.And Green Eyed Genie just to name a few.Is not 1 of or The Main Focus outside of Herc! Then this Meeting is Jive as Shit.

[@GregoryRichardson-sg1su]

I DETECT SOME LIES

[@shagdad76]

Where's Lord Jamar ??? See they'll get together to paint a narrative, but run when a Brotha calls you to the floor.

[@Dmaccabees]

@@shagdad76 🔥💯🔥👀

[@jerzydevoos5413]

Even Bust and Joe there lol it’s obvious

[@PhntmStudios]

i was about to say the same thing lol

[@reggiekaz4147]

Im from Paris FRANCE and i swear I lost total respect for krs one

[@Talkmyishh]

Lord Jamar ain't nobody compared to them. Why invite a fraud who's lying to his own people only to turn around and contradict everything he told ya. He already folded, his name ain't useful for ya anymore. He don't deserve to be at that table. That's real hip hop, even coke La Rock is there

[@djmagnumti6268]

Black ppl created Hip Hop. #FactsCantBeDisputed

[@stairway-steeltalkironresp7595]

Steel Talk.

[@Talkmyishh]

That's what they're saying. Puerto Ricans and Jamaicans are black too 😂😂 Google it. These are the facts not FBAs imagination. It's sooo true that it's in a museum. Museum factz cannot be disputed. Ask AI who created hip hop and if Jamaicans and Puerto Ricans helped, AI cannot be disputed. Google it so you can see the facts that cannot be disputed. This is hip hops history, you're trying to change it.

[@inspectorfunk]

Puerto Ricans were there. So were Dominicans.

[@melanatedwarrior3530]

BIGFACTS💯

[@melanatedwarrior3530]

@Talkmyishh You know pr's are desperate when you're trying to colonize our lineage🤣. Black specifically means Black Americans. That's our own identity and ethnic group, and it doesn't have anything to do with Africans, afro-caribbeans and damn sure have absolutely nothing to do with ricans. HILARIOUSNESS😂😂😂😂😂

[@absolute7250]

One thing I wish caz was on this. Those first tapes with cold crush and koool moe d that circulated was a major factor. We use to bring those down south in the summer and blow peoples mind down there.

[@melanatedwarrior3530]

Salute to Charlie Chase for speaking real truth to power about latinos having absolutely nothing to do with the CREATION of Hip Hop 💯

[@CARHARTTGOD89]

Didn't you give props to DJ Smokey as a creator ?

[@melanatedwarrior3530]

@servantofmessiah75 Smokey identifies as a Black man, and he doesn't have anything to do with latino culture. Your point🤣

[@stairway-steeltalkironresp7595]

​@@melanatedwarrior3530Steel Talk.

[@CARHARTTGOD89]

@melanatedwarrior3530 you do realize there are more Blackmen in Latin America then there are in the USA, right?

[@melanatedwarrior3530]

@@CARHARTTGOD89 Black specifically means Black Americans. That's our own identity and ethnic group. So, you mean afro- latin men, not Black.

[@realitydrakesrealitydpoet3727]

I respect KRS ONE for his talent, his substance, his contributions to the preservation of real Hip Hop, and his activist movements within Hip Hop culture. KRS ONE was a major part of what made me become a true fan of Golden Era Hip Hop in the late 80s and early 90s. However, I am still waiting for KRS ONE to accept LORD JAMAR'S invitation to have a major discussion about which ethnic group actually invented Hip Hop in the first place. If KRS ONE does not accept LORD JAMAR'S invitation, I am not going to fully refer to KRS ONE as being THE TEACHER of HIP HOP CULTURAL HISTORY. I would still look at KRS ONE as a real emcee, but not as THE TEACHA, unless he accepts LORD JAMAR'S invitation. In All Due Respect to The Blast Master KRS ONE.

[@mattycakesmuhammmad]

om sure KRS is just heartbroken over that...why would anyone get into a debate over Hip Hop's origins with a bunch of racist/bigoted obsessed dudes who say Carribean people aren't black and didn't help to create Hip Hop, when Kool Herc and Flash were both Carribean folks...who is blacker than Dr. Sebi and Peter Tosh? Is anyone going on Lord Jamar's comments saying "i won't consider you a 5% or God unless you stop teaching the earth is flat"? Om not....eye don't want to be a corny...but all due respect to Lord Jamar!

[@theresasingh6585]

I love Lord J, but it's going to turn into an argument like Dr. Umar being that they're Leo's.

[@dcwashingtonpresident5938]

​@@theresasingh6585 I don't see how... Lord Jamar standing on Truth... FBA created Hip hop... Jamaicans were there in the early phases of its growth.. but Jamaicans nor PR had and anything to do with it's Creation.. and that's the honest God truth !

[@theresasingh6585]

@@dcwashingtonpresident5938 What is you talking about, I know. I'm talking about the way Lord J talks aggressively, to Leo's is not gonna go well. Conversation that is, would be best if Lord J takes a different approach.

[@dereklomax3941]

@theresasingh6585 I somewhat agree Leo's like to roar but scatter when sht gets hot 😆 🤣

[@adfpresentation]

It is a must to invite young people in this community in order to preserve our culture of Hip Hop . We must pass it on to the new generation

[@jphunkedelik-topic3577]

I Was There That Morning….Legendary Conference

[@abdurraheemali5758]

Ask Kool Herc who was he playing music for since he's one of the pioneers of Hip Hop!!!! and the world Hip Hop is from M.C Cow Boy from the Furious 5.....Don't rewrite history!!!!!

[@MRTEE34]

Coke La Rock is looking at KRS and Crazy legs like…nigga you weren’t there when we started this sh!t.

[@mannysavage88]

The truth is in the comment section, not the video...🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲

[@ultramag.7]

This was EXCELLENT! Thanks for posting!

[@mrkingssizesnicker]

But I love you Lord Jamar Love Vs. Hate one of the Greatest and my favorite Hip-Hop Albums Of All Times!!! That shit was a CLASSIC!!! But if you want to test the Teacher you get torn apart!

[@djmasterquest4665]

Hip hop came from disco .. the robot dance,the worm and the cabbage patch dance all disco dances..

[@djtwice609]

That's not the birthplace. Get the people from Bronxdale. Why don't you ever include DJ Phase in all of these so-called Hip Hop gatherings. Stop with the false narratives. KRS wasn't even there at the start of Hip Hop. This is wrong on many fronts. Phase is the one that needs to be there doing the talking

[@SLPGroundSoundMusic]

Dj Phase is nothing to the Hip Hop culture that is why nobody in hip hop will ever mention him, and that is why the only one who will ever mention him as part of hip hop history is hisself because saying that any pioneers has to mention dj phase, is like saying that we need mention his grandma just because she was behind some turntable 🤣😂🤣😂

[@Mista-Catt]

KRS-One has always pushed a false narrative regarding the origins of Hip Hop, for whatever reason. So he will never have a diverse panel that would be able to have an honest discussion on this topic. People should take what KRS-One says with a grain of salt.

[@InfiniteWellness12]

@@SLPGroundSoundMusic It’s called whitewashing. I don’t know how many generations you’re family been in America but it’s something that America has done since its inception

[@ltod2]

@@Mista-Catt you full of shit,you don't have to agree with Krs One but at least knows some part of the history of hip hop.Hello this march was about mentalhealth because I was there as participant fam.Cut it out

[@ltod2]

DJTwice,1520 Sedgwick Av is the birthplace of hip hop get your facts right fan,BDP was there back in late 1980s with Criminal Minded end of discussion

[@time1r.359]

I appreciate all you brothers your a blessing to the world 🌍

[@mrkingssizesnicker]

Damn that sounds like Hip-Hop, I AM HIP-HOP!

[@melanatedwarrior3530]

Well the ppl who were actually there say otherwise, including some Puerto Ricans. Hip Hop solely derives from Black American culture, COPE🤣

[@stairway-steeltalkironresp7595]

Steel Talk.

[@realfloxks__0637]

Why none of these so called pioneers ain’t accept dj phase and lord jamar hip hop challenge of you so called tethers cofounding and creating this black music culture nothing but tethers and colonizers

[@ericsnow2069]

if Columbus never set foot in America proper but in DR, Haiti and Bahamas which is the Americas or North America or Turtle island.....how can these people be tethers? If anything they are either the native indigenous black and brown or they came on the ships.

[@blackpalacemusic]

They are wise not to entertain the folly of phase and Jamar.

[@melanatedwarrior3530]

@blackpalacemusic Why are you using the word "black" when you're just an afro-caribbean tether🤔

[@realfloxks__0637]

@@ericsnow2069 yall always have an answer but it’s never about the topic lmao

[@ericsnow2069]

@@melanatedwarrior3530 because if I use the accurate designation of Israelite it would be above your comprehension.

[@ziztezdo8151]

i dont agree with the 50/50 s#!t but Fat Joe definitely a hip hop legend reppin for the PRs.

[@InfiniteWellness12]

He’s a LIAR!!!

[@doommega]

I stand w you. we humans we make errors and mistakes it's when you double down it becomes not a wise move. that man did some incredible contributions

[@setepenra9825]

​@@InfiniteWellness12Fat Joe didn't lie, he was just wrong. He was going by Wild Style and Beat Street, and other documentaries from the early 80's. Remember images shape our reality.😊

[@InfiniteWellness12]

@@setepenra9825 Nah bro…. He knew exactly what he was doing “ trying to blur the line “. The same thing that makes you laugh, makes you cry. Like he ALWAYS screams “ I’m from the S. BX “ he had access to the “ truth “ but that didn’t work for his bottom line. His claim was never in good faith

[@setepenra9825]

Fat Joe was about 2 or 3 years old in 73. No one really talks about hip hop in the early seventies. I myself am from the BX and until about 6 months ago I also believed that Puerto Ricans created breakdancing, because of yhe images of the documentaries, along with movies like wild style and beatstreet.

[@lawrencephillips2046]

KRS IS THE GEATEST MC AND A GREAT MAN. BIG UP TO KENNY PARKER. I LOVE THE BOOK !!!

[@seanberry1969]

This is our culture ❤

[@Superlongevityinstitute]

@@seanberry1969 what have you done to preserve and further develop it? If you have not put in work I suggest you shut the fuck up

[@melanatedwarrior3530]

​@@SuperlongevityinstituteYou vultures stay TRIGGERED🤣

[@samestuffdifferentday5712]

Tariq never said you weren’t at the party crazy legs he said you didn’t start the party. FBA did.

[@onceagain6184]

Tariq is a fraud and a hypocrite

[@SLPGroundSoundMusic]

FBA never Created any of the art element adopted by the Hip Hop movement , plus Hip Hop is a movement that was created by everyone involved, everyone involved are creators of the movement and the culture, which also includes, the Fan, the producers, beatmakers, the sound engineers, the managers, promoters, the labels and investors, radio, clubs, tv, magazines, videos producers, the inventors of the turntables, the drum machines, analog samplers and daw applications and many more and all of that is Hip Hop Culture and wheels of the movement, and culture that is was created for the whole world so it means Hip Hop belongs to the world!!

[@onceagain6184]

@@SLPGroundSoundMusic 🤣🤣🤣 You are severely misguided.

[@SLPGroundSoundMusic]

you the one misguided because Hip Hop was not created by one race, ethnicity or nationality, Hip Hop is a Bronx born event created by a multicultural movement

[@SLPGroundSoundMusic]

Hip Hop Culture is self Culture not a one race, ethnicity or nationality Culture

[@DefinitelyHashem]

Salutations and many thanks

[@RonnyThomas-x9u]

I remember coming up in the 70s and 80s I was a kid

[@rubengutierrez5102]

MC Lyte's in my mother and sister's sorority, Lyte killed it!

[@missayawk]

As a kid who grew uo in the Bronx in the 70s and 80s. I was there from 1976 and graffiti has ALWAYS been there before hip- hop was even thought about. I remember break dancing in 1976. Getting boxes from furniture stores to practice on. I feel hip hop started because of disco. To go to a disco i think you had to be 21 yrs old to get in. Us youngsters had nowhere to go to dance except maybe roller rinks ( Skate Key and the one near 149th and the Concourse) Being 12- 17 yrs old and even the 18-21 yr old we wanted our own music to dance to. So i think hip hop was created out of a need to have our own type of music and the parks, rec centers, high schools were our clubs.

[@thrdwrld3]

I'm a just shout out Run DMC, LL Cool J, Whodini, Fat Boys, UTFO, Roxanne Shante, Schoolly D, Steady B, Kool Moe Dee, Doug E Fresh and Slick Rick and Bizmarkie, because I know those names are too important to the growth of hip hop to not be mentioned. Respect to Mario and Bronxdale. (The Foundation)

[@ManofSteel216OC]

We all know the music their families were playing growing up. Let them try and lie all they want. We’re gate keeping this, and it’s not a damn thing KRS or FAT JOE can do about it.

[@jax2428]

You're "gatekeeping" a global multi billion dollar sub culture.😂😂😂😂

[@ibex9658]

KRS is about to be banned by FBA if he continues with this 50/50 BS. Busta is already feeling the heat we’re tired of everybody stealing our creativity… at least have the decency to acknowledge the brains behind the curtain!!

[@djmagnumti6268]

Yo At least they should have had the decency to invite Lord Jamar, He Invited them for a sit down and they didn't even respond. LMFAOOOOO Crazy!

[@litebeingimmortal7375]

Lord Jamar asked for a sit down and none of y'all accepted because y'all know you would've gotten eaten alive

[@Lawrence-mv8dw]

KRS ONE IS NOT A PIONEER! ENOUGH LIES WERE SPREAD!

[@LuisAlejandro1991nyc]

KRS One.... the best ever... Knowledge Rules Supreme Over Nearly Everybody

[@ltod2]

Krs One should also mention Kurtis Blow(the breaks,christmas rapping)Grandmaster Flash& Furious 5(the message)also important songs that put hip hop on map during the early 1980s I heard those songs on WBLS,Kiss FM radios.Just my opinion S Felder I'm 56

[@ltod2]

Spoonie G,TLA Rock,Queen Latifah,Nikki D,Roxanne Shante should've been there at 1520 Sedgwick av on 8/11/2024

[@mrkingssizesnicker]

I'm not trolling, Lors Jamal where you at? 🤷🏿‍♂️

[@lirraniriza1019]

It's obvious they are ducking him clown. He called them for a sit down but got crickets cause they know who to play with and not to. Yet they get together for this bs narrative and agenda.

[@mrkingssizesnicker]

Aw man where do I start!!!

[@eclips145th]

This is Crazy like Legs... But KRS couldn't answer to Lord Jamar? So many Half truths in this conversation. Krs has become the Messy Jesse Jackson of Hip-hop. Lol... it's All a money grab right now. They All answered to come, meet up with KRS to promote the Lie!!! Hip-hop Didn't begin at 1 House Party!! Herc kicked Coke La Rock out of the whip, Now Coke is striving to get his respect With out Herc. Like I said. Nobody in the room will tell the Full truth because Some will be sad..... Cool... We know the truth and What's going on. Shout out to the Legends Still!!!

[@blackpalacemusic]

Which DJ had an Emcee before Herc had Coke La Rock?

[@EFRAINBX]

Lord Jamar wasn’t there.

[@lockvegas05]

Lord Jamar would have destroyed these dudes ! So called, Firsthand accounts cannot supersede cultural anthropology ; the culture comes from Black Americans.

[@williamdavis8855]

Where's DJ Kool D, Phase, Green Eyed Genie, DJ Smokey, Trixxie, Busy Bee, A.1., Cholly Rock... You got the defender of Bambaata hosting chit its all Jamaican.. 👎🏼

[@TheJayster571]

😂😂😂dj phase he’s a nobody in hip hop culture I’m from the bronx since 74 never heard of phase until like 2 years ago

[@williamdavis8855]

@@TheJayster571 well you've heard of everybody else and they were there from 1971-1974... And they know!! Hip Hop started with young black teens.. Baby Spades 🌚 without the cameras, white media and white business.. it's grass roots culture

[@ev8318]

@@williamdavis8855 Trixie wasn't doing any of the power moves or foundational moves in rocking or breaking. Name of the blk teens?

[@ssteel3]

@@ev8318 How do you know they were not doing THESE POWER MOVES? were you there when it started? Now, you got Crazy Legs getting checked by Dr. Colon on the formation of the Rock Steady Crew in that he did not credit who influenced Legs and how legs lied about starting breaking in 1979 but was breaking in 1977. You sound real crazy

[@jerzydevoos5413]

@@ev8318oh so you can change and define what breaking is?

[@kaisupreme2.01]

🔥🔥🔥

[@AmericanKing00]

KZbin channel " The Culture Since 1971 " has all facts about hip hop. And of course hip hop documentary #MicrophoneCheck

[@Omar-kt6in]

Facts. His channel is 🔥

[@AlphonseWeebay]

Hip hop is a FBA creation. All tagalongs and students come later and anyone not thanking us for our creation can gth

[@ericsnow2069]

South Bronx is and was populated with black people whose bloodlines came from America, Caribbean, Central and South America which is all the Americas anyway. Some descendants of slaves and some indigenous to the Americas. Crazy legs created the windmill and other Boriquen created moves to the dance. That is creation not tagging along.

[@rogerwilson4239]

Moves

[@blackpalacemusic]

Which DJ had an Emcee before Herc had Coke La Rock?

[@melanatedwarrior3530]

@ericsnow2069 Afro-caribbean ppl ain't Black. Crazy legs adding moves to an already existing dance isn't creation. It's a contribution.

[@ericsnow2069]

@@melanatedwarrior3530 Funny, that's not how the slave buyers and masters saw it when purchasing Negroes from Negroland. Those same Negroes were dropped off many in the Caribbean. In fact you need to make sure your blood line doesn't go back to one of the many slaves sold from the islands lol If you create something your a creator.

[@edge5754]

The Last Poets are Pioneers, the Ghetto Brothers are Pioneers all of the South Bronx gangs are Pioneers. Coke La Rock has stated himself he got his style from The Last Poets mainly from the one joint they made called Jibaro which was written and Rhymed by Felipe Luciano so even by his own statement he got his style from a Puerto Rican. Hip Hop Culture didnt start until 1975. The 1st Rocking Crew were Puerto Ricans known as The Bronx Boys in 1975, ZULU Kings didn't become a Rocking Crew until 1976. ZULU Nation didn't start until 1976. Rock Steady crew didn't start until 1979.

[@melanatedwarrior3530]

The same Felipe Luciano who pretended to be Black just to join the last poets🤣. Coke Larock also said that he was influenced by Pigmeat Markham, and the ghetto brothers didn't have anything to do with Hip Hop, Zulu kings were never a rocking crew. HILARIOUSNESS😂😂😂

[@dryinkdryink675]

@@melanatedwarrior3530 Do you read this garbage ? They really will lie at all cost

[@ginsengchickensoup]

🔥🎬

[@ramoesgaston]

LOVE rg for BUMMA higher performance 2024

[@AmericanKing00]

They don't mention Bronx Dale, and people like Kool Dj Dee , Tyrone The Mixologist, Disco King Mario, Or The Black Spades cause they'll find out Hip Hop was going before 1973..

[@ZavaraMponjika]

Do you have any info on those pioneers as well? Please share like video links etc. Blessed

[@AmericanKing00]

@@ZavaraMponjika KZbin channel name "The Culture Since..1972"

[@onceagain6184]

FAR ROCK AMERICA 🇺🇸

[@franklinmardy8171]

❤️❤️

[@rubengutierrez5102]

And another thing. This Cat from BKNY said, "Lil' Kim was the dopest female MC out of BKNY." I told him, "Hell to the no! MC Lyte's the dopest female MC out of Brooklyn and Uptown, NYC," facts! MC Lyte's from where my Pop's family is from on Amsterdam and 135th Street. Well, MC Lyte's peeps are from 138th Street, but that's still in the same neighborhood, yo! Small World, MC Lyte!

[@pinnaclepower6237]

Crazy Legs tried to through in Salsa @33:35 mark. 🤣😂😭🤣😂😂 This dude is trying hard. 🤦🏾‍♂️

[@darylebarnes4300]

Caz lyrics was the weight of the song

[@clarissaturcios2346]

Why is Joe always getting pushed on us .. no one likes his music.... Big Pun and Cuban Link were the great ones from the Squad

[@geekylove3603]

Stop moaning.

[@andrewilliams4180]

I know right 💯

[@dillinger1312]

His early Albums were aight.. Nobody stays hot forever. Stop frontin

[@ClevelandLawson-wy9nd]

Phase don’t ever tell me again about coke la rock or Theodore. They was just with us and many more and didn’t even name you or Cholly rock or Mario or the culture. Make sense of this. It’s like being infiltrated , I really have no care to this I been away and never cared to much about these funny politicians , yet when I see my people work hard to just get a voice I have problem with that. I feel we been backfired by these infiltrators. For as long as I live please never have me acknowledge them. I t didn’t take nothing to just give you four a shout outThat’s weird . Now I really understand what the science lord Jamar been spitting. Damn shame smh

[@ClevelandLawson-wy9nd]

See I told you all , it starts with the attitude, That’s True Hip Hop, Greed envy, clout, bashing, mental preparation for attack

[@blackpalacemusic]

​@@ClevelandLawson-wy9ndHip Hop is DJing, Emceeing, Break Dancing, Graffiti.

[@melanatedwarrior3530]

@blackpalacemusic Graffiti is not Hip Hop

[@bangswift]

​@melanatedwarrior3530 Nobody cares for your opinion you obviously are an outsider

[@melanatedwarrior3530]

@@bangswift I'm not a Puerto Rican 😂😂😂😂😂

[@RonaldGreene-w2y]

I lost respect for them they won't tell the truth

[@Talkmyishh]

Smh their truth is in a museum and down in history. Even AI would tell you, go ahead and ask an AI.

[@ledwards4784]

Puerto Ricans been there day one stop it ❤ hip hop is about unity that’s why it’s spread throughout the world ❤

[@melanatedwarrior3530]

@@Talkmyishh Randee, their so-called truth has already been MERCILESSLY DEBUNKED🤣

[@melanatedwarrior3530]

@ledwards4784 Charlie Chase is on record saying that latinos didn't help create Hip Hop. So, how were y'all down with the culture since day1🤔

[@ledwards4784]

@@melanatedwarrior3530 stop it Puerto Ricans we’re there day 1 - they lived side my side and Puerto Ricans are blacks a different island stop most of them are mixed people that speak Spanish we sound ridiculous just talking about this - hip hop is about unity

[@melanatedwarrior3530]

Would've been nice to somebody check fat Joe's 50/50 ridiculousness

[@BigWil36]

SITTIN HERE WITH THE PIONEERS AND FBA..GEN Z ALPHA WHATEVA THE FUCK IS SAYING...NO YOU'RE NOT THE PIONEERS..WE GET IT ..YA'LL NEW WAVE FBA HAVE NO DIRECTION...SO YOU DEFLECT..YOU HATIN..WE GET IT!

[@melanatedwarrior3530]

@@BigWil36 Your own ppl like wiggles, batch, booski, bom 5, and Charlie Chase say otherwise 🤣

[@BigWil36]

@@melanatedwarrior3530 LOOK..WE UNDERSTAND..YOU'RE LOOKING FOR SOME VALIDATION..SOME SELF WORTH..SOMETHING YOU CAN CALL YOUR OWN TO FEEL IMPORTANT..WE GET IT..BUT YOU'RE GOING ABOUT IT THE WRONG WAY BRO..ALL YOU'RE DOING IS SOWING THE SEEDS OF SEPARATION AND DIVISION JUST TO PROVE A MOOT POINT! STOP FOLLOWING ON THAT INTERNET CHOCHA FACE SHIT AND CUT YOUR OWN LANE LIKE A REAL MAN AND MAKE YOUR OWN DECISIONS..DON'T LET OTHERS MAKE THEM FOR YOU! START THERE!

[@melanatedwarrior3530]

@BigWil36 Those are Puerto Ricans from the mid to late 70s who were down with Hip Hop. Damn shame, that you don't know your own ppl😂😂😂

[@CARHARTTGOD89]

​@@melanatedwarrior3530what about DJ Smokey? What year was he creating Hip hop ?

[@koreyp2845]

Crazy legs learned this moves from Bboys like Trixie, Sasa & Dancing Doug

[@johnjacobs6718]

What is fat joe doing there???

[@seanberry1969]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@lockvegas05]

Noticed that no one has accepted Lord Jamar Challenge and they never will. Lord Jamar would crush any opposing views in a debate about hip hop, as he will start off with most objective information, which is the science of cultural anthropology. Location, Proximity and firsthand accounts of hip hop does not supersede cultural anthropology, and Fat Joe , Pete Rock, KRS One and Busta Rhymes all understand this; therefore, they will never debate Lord Jamar as hip hop culture comes from Black Americans. Jamaican or Puerto Rican culture has absolutely nothing to do with hip hop. All the Caribbean people that contributed to hip hop did so while being fully acculturated and assimilated into Black American Culture.

[@gnarlydude2419]

This is why no other rapper is on Kr level man. No MC does for hip hop what KRIS does for hip hop. And gor MC LYTE over there,how long she neen down with BDP?

[@culture2culture]

I am a proud Puerto Rican/Boricua and I am watching and appreciating this. I am not going to come on and diss a group of colonized people like so many online bandwagon bullies like to do. Thank you.

[@melanatedwarrior3530]

Ya'll claim to be so proud, but yet are hell-bent on colonizing our culture. Make it make sense, smh.

[@kirkdogg007]

Well said and those of us from nyc luv our Boricua brothers and sisters and we dont care what outsiders think that is Hip-Hop. Thank u

[@melanatedwarrior3530]

@kirkdogg007 Speak for yourself, Those ppl are not our Brothas and sistas. It's that type of mentality that embolden them to get down the way they do now,smh

[@SLPGroundSoundMusic]

@@melanatedwarrior3530 you just got your fba🤥🤡 face beat by a Puerto Rican and that is why you don’t like us, don’t worry i understand 👊🤣

[@blackpalacemusic]

​@@melanatedwarrior3530The Young Lords taking over the Lincoln hospital was the event that changed the consciousness of the Bronx youth.There would be no Hip Hop if there wasn't a gang truce between the Black and Puerto Rican gangs. Tex Dee was a contemporary of Disco king Mario.

[@sdatkb]

Crazy legs and fat Joe just pulled coward moves

[@bigdogbee]

Lord Jamal couldn’t get one person to his challenge. That says a lot.

[@melanatedwarrior3530]

Because they know the nonsense that they spew doesn't stand up against historical facts🤭

[@gordiegreening7207]

Wow how can you do a hip hop discussion without mentioning Disco King Mario the same person who Kool herc imitated . Krs is a clown

[@SLPGroundSoundMusic]

Because Mario was just a Playlist Dj and not a Hip Hop Dj !

[@gordiegreening7207]

​@@SLPGroundSoundMusicif he was a so call play list Dj , what hell was herc then .

[@gordiegreening7207]

​@@SLPGroundSoundMusicyou sound ridiculous Mario was more Hip Hop than any other dj back then . He was from.Bronxdale the Roman empire of so called hip hop not Sedwick

[@SLPGroundSoundMusic]

@@gordiegreening7207 Stop it everyone from that time period know that Mario was A Human Jukebox, A Playlist Dj , A Guy just playing Music Behind a table, and that was it, Yes Herc Started has a Jukebox DJ until He came up with the marry go round technique which makes Herc The First Hip Hop Dj and the first to make the turntable and instrument instead of human jukebox!!

[@gordiegreening7207]

Dude where in hell did you learn that bullshit from ? Wherever it was you need to go and get your refund back because you're delusional as hell . You better hurry up because it's to late

[@gregwest2129]

36:02 This sounds like a shot @ Lord Jamar right here Lord Jamar never said that Puerto Ricans weren't there. He's simply saying that Hip Hop is a creation of black youth from America that's it. It was created by young black people therefore it is ours although we share it with other nationalities it's still OURS 🤴🏽👸🏽🤦🏾‍♂️😮🤔🙏🏽❤💵🎉🎊💯🌌✨🌠 42:07 Enter the Legendary Fat Joe 🙏🏽❤💵🎉🎊💯🌌✨🌠 1:18:12 All due respect to The Legendary Crazy Legs of The Rock Steady Crew but I have to point out that he was the only one to reference this issue that Lord Jamar has enlightened the world on which is HIP HOP IS STRICTLY A YOUNG BLACK AMERICAN CREATION a spin off from Black American Culture IT IS OURS. Crazy Legs is indeed a Legend hats off to him but just like all other nationalities and non black American cultures he's a guest in the house of HIP HOP and a very welcomed GUEST. But it is not appropriate to now claim ownership of someone else's house. 🤴🏽👸🏽🤦🏾‍♂️🤔🙏🏽❤💵🎉🎊💯🌌✨🌠

[@blackpalacemusic]

Puerto Ricans in new York were participating in Hip Hop before Black Americans on the west coast or the Southern states, even knew what it was.

[@melanatedwarrior3530]

@@blackpalacemusic Black Americans from NY heard salsa music before the rest of the latinos from all around the country. Does that mean we helped create it just because we live in the same neighborhoods?? Make it make sense 🤭

[@bigdogbee]

Puerto Ricans are ingrained in hiphop. Like it or not. Its a shame that we have to say this. Nobody is taking anything from the black youths that started hiphop but they want to take away from what the young Puerto Rican kids did. SHAME on to you!

[@melanatedwarrior3530]

@@bigdogbee How are pr's ingrained in a culture that they assimilated and had to fit into?? Make it make sense 🤭. What exactly did the young Puerto Ricans create in Hip Hop???

[@undisputedtruth6176]

@@bigdogbee Puerto Ricans culture is in Puerto Rico stop talking crazy

[@Ehiphop7]

That's what's up blacks Puerto Rican's peace love unity hip hop

[@melanatedwarrior3530]

BIG🧢

[@DeeMaine74]

@@melanatedwarrior3530Exactly

[@Superlongevityinstitute]

@@melanatedwarrior3530get up out here with that .

[@TYBO-xl1xz]

Show some respect and capitalize Blacks and Hip Hop

[@melanatedwarrior3530]

​@@SuperlongevityinstituteYou must be one of them🤔

[@melanatedwarrior3530]

Fat joe babbling about folks trying to rewrite history, The NERVE🤦🏽‍♂️

[@jbofficial5190]

And you can’t stop it MR TETHER 🤣🤣🤣🤣 you not from here…. The Bronx 💯

[@melanatedwarrior3530]

@jbofficial5190 I was born n raised in the BX. Meanwhile, your roots are in Puerto Rico. Make it make sense🤣. We're the reason why they're having this emergency sit down. Too much truth is coming out, so they're trying to get ahead of it.

[@melanatedwarrior3530]

@@jbofficial5190 I G-checked, exposed, and embarrassed you so bad that you deleted your own thread. HILARIOUSNESS😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@jbofficial5190]

@@melanatedwarrior3530 I don’t have IG Mr fantasy land 😂

[@jbofficial5190]

@@melanatedwarrior3530 Emergency 😭 man this internet got you…

[@AyeBoogie]

Hip-hop is still, in essence, Black American culture, not just based in New York. I commend all for bringing in the true originators, but there should be RESPECT for "Black" folk. Black Americans are not getting down with "WHITE LATINOS" like Fat Joe saying, "N, the NY immigrant culture is not worldwide ideology. Respectfully

[@BigWil36]

I GO BY WHO I KNOW...HE WASN'T THERE I WOULD'VE SEEN HIM...I WAS THERE! WHO ARE THESE PEOPLE???- FAT JOE..HA HA HA..HILARIOUS!

[@melanatedwarrior3530]

​@@BigWil36Fat joe wasn't even born when Hip Hop was cultivated in the BX, and neither were his ppl.HILARIOUSNESS 😂😂😂

[@blackpalacemusic]

Nah Hip Hop is New York culture. Other people took it up after.

[@melanatedwarrior3530]

@blackpalacemusic Locations don't determine the culture the ppl do, and we all know that Hip Hop solely derives from Black American culture💯

[@AyeBoogie]

@@blackpalacemusic New York culture in late 60’s and 70’s are children of people who migrated from the south. James Brown is the godfather of rap. Currently New Yorkers is full of WYT Latinos calling Caribbean’s “N” imitating black Americans that culture didn’t fly across the south nor Midwest. Ask Fat Joe about Chicago

[@djgreenhornet2892]

✌🏿😎

[@acersterl]

Ok what Year Did Hip Hop land in Philadelphia? Lady B had a recorded song called "To the beat Yall" back in 1979..

[@sjoerd-z1s]

Your facing and listening the people who have a very strong connection all together ! Listen and enjoy the story .the monuments are right in your face ! 99% of the people did not know what was going on in 1975-1979! As child i never heard of coke la rock of grandmaster flowers / grandwizard theodore , but i believe they started doing there thing at that time . i m curious also what davy dmx ,spoonie Gee ,spyder D, grandmixer DST, Lady B and many more about there experience and how and when they got started! Its important that the monuments do there story ! Nowadays major labels wanna throw real street poetry ( and the history )over a cliff! 1 love 2 ...THE LAST POETS !!

[@kyraneal5645]

This is Cap 🧢 FBA Black Culture

[@gabrielquinones8481]

Cleveland Ohio is here

[@bigdogbee]

What I heard in this video were people talking about their personal experience. Then in the comments you have people saying that they’re wrong. Wrong about their personal experiences? KRS one literally said that they are there to help youth from killing themselves in this area where hip-hop was created. KRS studies hip-hop at the temple of hip-hop in Newark. Who in these comments is studying hip-hop? Some people need to chill and relax and listen.

[@dryinkdryink675]

Coke La Rock was right there.....nobody on that panel can say anything.....thats why KRS1 shut legs up.....

[@melanatedwarrior3530]

@@dryinkdryink675 Exactly 💯

[@icu4life240]

Some people don't need to study what they have lived through. KRS 1 owes the black community a tremendous dept he was the first gangster rapper. He contributed to street violence and his attitude was to make money. So miss me with the BS

[@Omar-kt6in]

50/50 Fat Joe.

[@TheBOOSTEDO]

This is nonsense!!! It's gotta be a joke!!! 0:14 That's *NOT* how you spell *_SEDGWICK..._* MADNESS!!!!😂🤣😭

[@dryinkdryink675]

[@LMAO-Entertainment]

Microphone Check!

[@jerrellnelson8167]

Look how they had their lil secret basement meeting. I have no respect for their narrative.

[@mackattack3864]

Lord Jamar is the only reason Coke La Rock and Theodor are up there. He initially tried to say Jamaicans created. Shout out to the Lord Jamar!

[@TYBO-xl1xz]

That’s a lie, if you look up Temple of Hip Hop on KZbin KRS been building with the pioneers Stop listening to people that are not building anything but gossip

[@TYBO-xl1xz]

And what KRS said was Hip Hop wouldn’t be where it is without each other (Jamaicans, Puerto Ricans and Black Americans)

[@AlbertEinstein-fv2sn]

​@@TYBO-xl1xznah. Busta rhymes did say it came from Jamaica. Things should be fact checked.

[@TYBO-xl1xz]

@@AlbertEinstein-fv2sn Busta Rhymes isn’t here though, you made the statement as if you were referring to someone present at this event

[@AlbertEinstein-fv2sn]

@@TYBO-xl1xz I'm talking in reference to lord Jamar making a statement

[@michaeldavis8594]

Can't wait for those great hip hop pioneer like Adam 22,Dj Vlad and legendary break dancers Raygun to get their time to shine as the new faces of hip hop Petty sure KRS1 would host it 🎉 Sponsored by vanilla ice don't let the smooth taste fool ya

[@annur3432]

Word is bond I appreciate this clip Fam. It’s like being at a family reunion, we love all y’all !! I hope Joe and Legs got to chop it up cuz they didn’t give each other no daps. Boricuas gotta stick together nahmeen Salute 🫡 to the Legends, we love you!!

[@dryinkdryink675]

stick together.....they wasn't in their zones where they could lie....they looked scared

[@hiphoprealtv]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@everlastingbreatharian286]

lord jamar should be in here with them. where he at?

[@djhardcorproductions6132]

😂😂😂 a whole bunch of misinformation and traight up lies. First of all KRS isn't even old enough to tell the history

[@aliaswizard6963]

Shouts out to everybody in the room. They are superheroes to us..... Those closing statements hit hard. But yeah what Joe said ❗❗❗❗

[@shermricks7340]

KRS is a lyer pushing a false narrative.. I’ve lost all respect for that dude.

[@jbofficial5190]

Who cares he don’t know you, he don’t care about your respect 🤣🤣🤷🏾

[@northsidepressuretechclean3171]

Daddy Yankee 😂

[@kobiecamp1134]

The one thing we can all agree on is that Hip-hop started in the Bronx.

[@dryinkdryink675]

with Black Americans

[@ronniedunn4148]

1 hr 20 mins Fat Joe says what he really feels 🤔

[@IceManLikeGervin]

F-R-E-S-H

[@Matucks]

If you'll can some how organize one of these meetings with some rap groups like Bone Thugs-N-Harmony, WU-Tang, ONYX, Naughty By Nature, FAB 5, LOX, it would be epic. Barely anyone can get legendary rap groups together and sit down and talk about the 90's era of the rap scene collectively. It would do the Hip-Hop community an honor. Make it possible

[@icu4life240]

Did you not peep how Mc Lyte exposed KRS1 for being a hater. He has an unusual dislike for people from Queens and Brooklyn.

[@leftlanehiphop6259]

Wow

[@miskwainini]

Hip Hop was born in Bronxdale.