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[@JesseVealIII]

I am glad Tariq got together the founding fathers of hip hop to clear the record about how black Americans created hip hop. Yes other groups contributed to it but black Americans are the originators and creators of hip hop.

[@StuartCallendar]

The fundamental element in the genre of music that is hip hop is the introduction of the break beat. That came about as a result of Kool Herc. All this other babble by this pedophilic grade school dropout is irrelevant.

[@E.Niggma]

Creation Vs Participation

[@Blakataq]

HIP HOP IS BLACK!! EVERYBODYELSE IS A GUEST!!

[@anthonybarroque5942]

Let's be honest most are unwanted guests at that.

[@melanatedwarrior3530]

@@anthonybarroque5942 Exactly 💯

[@the__spiral]

Salute

[@mistamack5038]

More people are coloniesers then we think

[@jamesalmonte231]

The dumbest shit ever!

[@freedommgtow4996]

I love the smoke from The Africans, Jamaicans and Latino people. They know that Black Americans created Hip-Hop, R&B, Rock N Roll and other things celebrated around the World. Black Americans, we need to start Gatekeeping Our Culture like other Groups have done to Us.

[@frankjames6232]

From an O.G. from Brooklyn hip-hop wasn't called hip-hop until Kieth "cowboy" Wiggins (r.i.p.) put in a rhyme saying to da hip-hop shooby doo wap then bambatta inaugurate it the name in 82, but before it was called hip-hop it was called" the jam" because it started with disco king mario bronxdale projects, then in 73 of August kool herc DJ'ed for his sister's birthday party thus started the DJ craze in 74 i mean everyone wanted to be a DJ or an MC which today they're called rappers. Now as far as the Caribbean connection in the aspects of starting hip-hop?? No now you have the pioneers like flash ( Trinidad) kool herc ( Jamaica) Afrikka Bambatta( Barbados) but it was Disco King Mario from North Carolina that started it with first a stereo system then he took two stereo systems and just jammed out in the Bronx. Now they're were Puerto Rican involvement in hip-hop like DJ Disco wiz who was Grandmaster Caz partner, Charlie Chase who the DJ for the Cold Crush Brothers and then you had Ruby Dee of the fantastic five. Now of course you had the breakers that were Hispanic but they took over when the black kids didn't want to break anymore. So there you have it from an O.G. perspective

[@stonedidit]

fact they took it when the black kids didnt wanna do it nomore

[@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 predated 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 claim you 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, Fat Joe and numerous un-informed latinos---claims you all never mentioned or verbalized 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 becoming scrutinized and debunked--widespread. Make it make sense Latinos.

[@litebeingimmortal7375]

Crickets,🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@jackman435]

Don't forget Detroit Techno...

[@tonyjones-clark4960]

Exactly 💯

[@litebeingimmortal7375]

What did Latinos create before hip-hop and what have they created since hip hop?

[@RobbenFielder]

Latino music lol

[@renzopeterson153]

They can't even take credit for Salsa lol.

[@langston122]

What is that?

[@mocitymedia92]

Nothing at all except drug trafficking

[@nastynealsmancave6574]

Is that why these reggaeton artists/labels are currently being sued?

[@hlmcclain2]

This one is 2EASY 😂 Caribbean's... What Hip-Hop record of yours from the middle to late 70's into the early 80's BLEW-UP, and had ears ringing? Latinos... Same question? Who was your "MAJOR" artist signed? Damn near anyone BLACK who could rap got signed even if the contract was terrible? Name your artist(s) I'll wait... I'm an old-school Historian 🤣

[@dontgettriggered8202]

Most of the early DJs played Disco music that was heavily influenced by the gay scene. The first so called MC was Coke la Roc. First rap release was late 70’s

[@kuvf9816]

@@dontgettriggered8202I thought the first mc was called cowboy

[@kuvf9816]

@@dontgettriggered8202 While Coke La Rock is indeed recognized as the first MC, there's another important figure to consider: Keith "Cowboy" Wiggins. Cowboy wasn't the absolute first MC, but he was a pivotal member of the group Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five. He's credited with pioneering the use of call and response with the audience, a technique still widely used in hip-hop today.

[@dontgettriggered8202]

@@kuvf9816 that’s a fact!

[@amahlcotterell3717]

Even tho I don’t like this guy, whoever said hip hop was created by the Caribbeans is trolling, that’s y’all you got that, Caribbeans ain’t got a say in it, hip hop is American black.

[@MT-us2ln]

Black Americans created hip hop music.💯

[@kryptism]

James Brown was the creator of hip hop!😊

[@davidharris831]

True that man tell it like it is

[@TalentedTenth]

Hip hop has 4 elements. Not just rap

[@down-b8197]

All 4 elements come from black americans.

[@tonyjones-clark4960]

CORRECTION: Hip hop has 5 elements. Don't forget about the knowledge of the gods and the earth's

[@S3ssion]

Graffiti djing breaking mc

[@MarvluzAllTheTime]

FBAs created all the elements!

[@oakridge2213]

Jocko Henderson was rapping on commercials in the 50s.

[@moseskimani-ig7rp]

As an African Reggae music is more popular here and loved

[@lockvegas05]

Depends on where you are ! House music is more popular in South Africa which comes from Black Americans .

[@Deinuh]

The Jubalaires are recorded in the 30s rapping on a song about Noah in the Bible.

[@Deinuh]

Yes! BK held it down.. it was sound system central. My brother was a popular DJ in our neighborhood.. plus there used to be block parties all over BK in the summertime🤎. Early 70s thru 80s.. in 90s, block parties as we knew them got shutdown because of pew pews 🔫.

[@hellopeople618]

FBA

[@charlzincharge2281]

Nyc was already a mixed international city long ago. Plenty of Caribbean people was living there. So how was it already invented but it was a fad?

[@melanatedwarrior3530]

Huh 🤔

[@QLivin]

Wrong. It took many years for immigrants to get their numbers up, notice most came AFTER the civil rights movement. Black Americans have 2 million residents living in NYC the largest ethnic group.

[@mrbeanalli6373]

To all the Detractors asking questions.... WATCH THE DOCUMENTARY 🔥 HEAR IT FROM OUR PIONEERS. 😂😂😂 GO WATCH THE " JUBILAIRES " 1940S Gospel Rap legends aka BLACK AMERICANS 🇺🇸 🌎

[@raybrown9513]

At this point let's move the furniture!

[@davidsejour4718]

Caribbean listen to Reggae, soca not hip hop.

[@HitTheLofi]

It’ll be interesting to know what tariq’s take on house music is. Very European influenced but essentially started off in Chicago.

[@Knowthyledge]

“European influenced” how?..and literally started in Chicago. The Southside to be exact.

[@jackman435]

House Music is an extension of Black American Disco!

[@jamesstephens9702]

If you can only come up with one person who was not playing any jamaican music in early 1970's . Make him the founder of hiphop you are only fooling yourself. I know because I was teenager in west bronx nyc back in 1970s.

[@007JNR]

Ok...It was started by FBA's...what now?

[@richardnice9262]

wait a minute isn't this the Pimp dude?

[@charlzincharge2281]

Yeah

[@SteveSmith-kd9if]

THE MAKE BELIEVE MAC / FAKE PIMP DUDE!!!!!!!!!! THIS PHONY WROTE A WHOLE BOOK ON SOMETHING HE DIDN'T KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT, "SMDH"!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@freddie5ive]

Tariq is a musicologist now huh? is he from 70s/80s nyc?

[@BillBrown223]

Tether

[@freddie5ive]

@@BillBrown223 who?

[@mayalunics4740]

Tariq Nasheed is from West Nowhere and wants to be a NYC historian now.

[@freddie5ive]

@@mayalunics4740 for real

[@BillBrown223]

@@freddie5ive you

[@JanetCousins-to3hz]

Not Carbbean, but Jamaican. AND it is a fact the Jamaican music definitely influenced Hip hop/Rap. Interestingly, Jamaican popular music was influenced by African-American popular music -Jazz, Doo wops, Rock and Roll, Soul/R&B, Gospel etc. Even groups such as Bob Marley and the Wailers and Toots Hibbert and The Maytals started their musical careers singing R&B type and gospel music and Jamaica also had large Jazz bands dating back to the 1950s/60s Up to the present R&B/ Soul music and African-American singers are amongst the most admired, popular and listened to in Jamaica. As to Latinas and HipHop/Rap and Reggae/Dancehall, they are imitators not originators or creators.

[@down-b8197]

Many critics have drawn parallels between the development of rap and reggae, a connection that is denied by Kool Herc. “Jamaican toasting?” said Herc. “Naw, naw. No connection there. I couldn’t play reggae in the Bronx. People wouldn’t accept it. The inspiration for rap is James Brown and the album Hustler’s Convention.” Jamiacan music ddin't influence hiphop/rap.

[@craigbeckford4060]

His knows his own country's culture but is very ignorant of other black countries' cultures.

[@beordiish2671]

Those other black countries claim that the blacks over here have no culture so screw them😂

[@givelast5671]

We’re reciprocating the disrespect.

[@ericaguirre98]

Thats true.

[@monta247]

Not hip hop , you are talking about the far end of rap. Rap is the alter ego of hip-hop. Hip-hop incorporates street dancing and uncensored rap caters to the the street life and thestrip club. There is a difference

[@tonyjones-clark4960]

WRONG! Rap is ONE of the FIVE elements of Hip-hop

[@60NXNP09]

He's totally right but hip-hop causes more harm than good.

[@manchetti8851]

Yeah I was thinking the same thing so called hip hop culture has been an absolute net negative for regular black people who are the biggest consumers of it. Similar to the whole sex drugs and rock n roll nonsense is to young white kids. Regular people try to emulate that lifestyle within their own usually financial limits and the end result has been bad decisions like drug use, promiscuity, violence, depression, excessive tattoos all over everybody, overuse of slang language etc. Most of those things are great for wealthy athletes and entertainers but not so much in the professional world. If for example you have neck tattoos or even worse friggin face tattoos which I see more often nowadays at first glance my assumption is you're an idiot who makes poor choices and are a risk to employ.

[@Trent_Skylark]

No hip hop is just music. People cause more harm than good.

[@manchetti8851]

@Trent_Skylark I agree that ppl are the problem but modern music contains targeted messaging written by people to influence certain other people to spend money to consume it. Music is a tool used by people to influence other people. The same can be said about religion and many other things. But if your point is it comes down to the free Will of the individual I agree and often can't understand how some people can be so heavily influenced

[@reignsupreme7123]

That’s like saying guns kill people. No, people kill people.

[@thelastdon9000]

He's totally wrong bruh

[@zyajones9360]

Tariq fail to mention that Yt men own Hip Hop ,so who cares who first started it ... he's such a oxymoron 😂😂😂

[@AnimalAlmighty]

Tether babble.

[@zyajones9360]

@AnimalAlmighty ...no❗️ actually a black American real talk ...no tether here numbnuts 🤣

[@scotty5448]

White men owns record labels, that don’t own a culture.

[@BillBrown223]

Tether

[@blaqmajesty83]

WRONG

[@Dipset415]

Them Asians are going to win the dancing contest 💯they get down🔥🔥

[@2tyme205]

Lmao 😂 how u know u got the inside info? lol 😂 tethers keep tethering..

[@renzopeterson153]

🌈 🦝

[@RespectYaMelonin]

Again 50 yrs later..

[@Moonthre]

He’s not even from New York

[@jr0ck2534]

Why are we listening to this dude or care what he has to say again? 🤔

[@osiawideman4851]

Because he’s telling the truth,you just don’t want to hear it

[@SLPGroundSoundMusic]

So if you going to claim that every single element of Hip Hop was invented or created by the fba, Can any body show me and the world with receipts what elements of Hip Hop was invented or created by any FBA and by the way i don’t want to hear any he said or she said or an opinion , i want actual receipts of facts about what you fba are claim ????

[@d.publicenemy]

DJ KOOL HERC IS JAMAICAN, so Hip Hop has some Caribbean influence. It was blks and brown ppl together in the first stages of Hip Hop. MC'n, fashion, break dancing, DJ'n, and graffiti. The elements of Hip Hop. Blk Americans, Puerto Rican, and Caribbean ppl are Hip Hop. Look at the Movie Breakin and Wild Style it's blk , Latino, and Caribbean in those movies. I was born in Bklyn NY in 74, I would never come out my mouth and say Latinos and Caribbeans ppl don't have anything to do with Hip Hop, that is a lie. Latinos had huge part in B-Boy style Break Dancing. A massive amount of rappers are from the Islands. James Brown and Rudy Ray Moore already mastered the art of Rapping way before it was called Hip Hop though.

[@down-b8197]

DJ kool herc didn't invent hip hop so how was there some caribbean influence? Every element of hip hop comes from America there's literally nothing caribbean about hip hop. Breaking and wild style came out on the 80s... hip hop was created in the late 60s early 70s.

[@d.publicenemy]

@@down-b8197 Blk ppl was already rapping in the 60s, but didn't turn into Hip Hop until late 70s early 80s. By then it was influenced by some Caribbean culture and Latino culture.

[@down-b8197]

@@d.publicenemy We was rapping in the early 1900s about the titanic sinking, the Jubalaires was rapping, jazz scatters was rapping over jazz and James Brown was rapping at the end of some of his songs. There isn't a caribbean or latino influence on hip hop or our culture in general.

[@d.publicenemy]

@@down-b8197 Hip Hop didn't begin until late 70s, by then Caribbean and Latinos was involved too. I've never said that they created Hip Hop, I said they had influences on Hip Hop.

[@down-b8197]

@@d.publicenemy Completely false... according to coke la rock and others hip hop was going on in the late 60s it got a name in the late 70s. What influences did they have on hip hop?

[@boycottactivision]

Every staple of Hip Hop was created by Caribbean PPL. "Merry Go Round"(Riddim)- Kool Herc/King Tubby Electronic Music- King Tubby Sampling- Lee Scratch Perry Rapping/Freestyle/Freestyle Battles- Extempo Remixing- King Tubby Appropriation of Recorded Material to Toast over- Reggae/Uroy

[@roybabineaux5353]

Nonsense

[@boycottactivision]

@@roybabineaux5353 Yeah, that's the response I usually get...

[@FBA1979]

Conjuring/Concoction

[@reignsupreme7123]

Stop trolling bro

[@boycottactivision]

@@reignsupreme7123 Electronic Music is just not your lane bro, while we were creating the sound system(Hedley Jones) you were singing Jazz & Blues. Jazz & Blues... That's all you bro claim that. Leave our creations alone stop Tethering..

[@CrenshawBlvd-Unleashed]

We don't want y'all music

[@josephapollon79]

He is wrong. The culture being adopted by others is how you sell more of everything related to the culture throughout the world. The pioneers would be happier if they got paid more for their art. This includes jazz and anything else that has to do with the culture. If he wants to keep it in the community, it's value would diminish greatly. But he will get his wish and we will see how the community likes it.

[@blacksoldier.]

You must be white.

[@firsteyebeats2617]

IN THE BEGINNING, OUR CULTURE WASNT UP FOR SALE! IT WAS LATER WHEN WE ALLOWED FOREIGNERS TO COME MAKE A PROFIT OFF OF IT! BUT WE ARE CORRECTING THAT NOW!

[@josephapollon79]

Anything that can not be sold, whether it is a skill or culture, will disappear. So you choose extinction or survival.

[@definiteg4909]

Naw the problem is that other groups of people are saying that they had a hand in the creation of this craft. The marketing and the business aspect of it is not the problem (even though there are problems in that as well) it's muddying the waters of black history and pigeon holing black people for the negative things we do but wanting to co-op the positive things we do. Basically we are calling our bullshyte when we see it

[@godoftsukuyomi7480]

@@josephapollon79 I agree with a part of what you're saying. But other groups implying they created It or said they've participated in making It 50/50 is off-limits. That's outrightly disrespectful and in the film microphone check, our origins of hip hop dated back to the late 1800s, early 1920s and got remastered in the 1960s-1970s. All these other groups don't date back that far at all. We don't have a problem with sharing, we have a problem with stealing and false claiming.

[@zGrimFuL]

DJ Kool Herc the INVENTOR of hip hop is a Jamaican immigrant

[@darkstarplumbing227]

Rap stands for Rhythmic American Poetry. African Americans have been rapping since the Plantation.

[@Timewarp3000bc]

@@darkstarplumbing227facts

[@Timewarp3000bc]

What did he invent?

[@YungJay216]

DJ Kool Herc said himself his influence came from black Americans & Jamaicans had nothing too do with the creation of it.

[@ddavis8988]

Even DJ Kool Herc said he didn't invent it, though. He said it already existed. So why even when he says that's not true, why are you guys still pushing that lie?

[@krislegends]

A documentary is not a reputable source.

[@BillBrown223]

Tether

[@tashied422]

Videos of DJ Kool Herc and several Puerto Ricans who are being listed as people who helped create Hip Hop saying themselves how they didn't create Hip Hop says otherwise

[@krislegends]

@@tashied422 you didn't address my point.

[@James-lu4hb]

How when he has Pioneers that were actually there speaking on it? Stop it they were there you weren't

[@mayalunics4740]

If you Google the creator of Hip Hop..... Kool Herc is the first name that comes up. I know it's a Hard Pill 💊 to swallow but I have a glass of water 🌊 for you to get it down !

[@melanatedwarrior3530]

How could herc be the creator of a culture that he assimilated and had to fit into?? Inquiring FBA minds would like to know 🤣

[@down-b8197]

The same google that also lists Kool herc as the first rapper? Yeah... He wasn't a rapper so thanks for proving there's a lot of false narratives out there.

[@mocitymedia92]

​@@down-b8197 herc was a cracchead

[@dannytennial5311]

Kool Herc admitted he didn't create Hip-Hop. He assimilated into African American James Brown funk to DJ. He said you could not play Jamaican music in the Bronx parties.

[@mayalunics4740]

@@dannytennial5311 The Creation of Hip Hop has nothing to do with Jamaican or Puerto Rican music. Hip Hop is a Black Urban American Culture Creation formed by using preexisting components, starting in the Bronx. Caribbean people such as Kool Herc, Bambaata and Grand Master Flash played a big role in the beginning of Hip Hop.

[@christophersterling6788]

😂😂😂😂😂 hip hop is a blend of music from Latinos, Caribbean, and various African music

[@JesseVealIII]

@cheistophersterling6788. False. It’s a blend of other music created by black Americans. R&B, Soul, Disco, etc.

[@SpongePika]

💯💯💯

[@mrshaheedmalik]

Hip hop existed before Latinos, Caribbean, and various Africans were allowed in the United States.

[@Timewarp3000bc]

@@mrshaheedmalikfacts

[@Timewarp3000bc]

Bs

[@SpongePika]

🇯🇲🇯🇲🔥🔥