"The Receipts" Part 2: How Black Americans Created Hiphop Culture

Foundational Black Americans discovered Hip Hop AND its elements lets be clear! There isn't anything close to a 50/50 split or ANY split for that matter we claim ALL of that! #TheReceipts part 2 big shoutout to the ancestors 🤎 much love to the FBA family all around the world follow ‪@Blackamericanheritageclub‬ on instagram and @cousinpookieFBP on twitter

[@Jtve737]

They can hang it up. You kilt this hands down. Non FBA are going to run from this just like they fled from their homelands.

[@theterence20able]

Fuck them Aliens.

[@bryangalloway5731]

Well spoken 👌💯

[@killadelphia215]

Ran from their homelands? Racist much? BTW PRs are Americans even if born in PR.

[@Jtve737]

@@killadelphia215 That's nor racist that's a fact clown

[@614GTRjr]

@@killadelphia215 the irony of you to call folk beta males and have your panties up in a bunch cause those 'beta males' hurt your feelings and your hormones are off balance. I bet you must be cramping real bad right now.

[@oncode2599]

Joe & Busta are canceled

[@mannysavage88]

no they're not😄

[@oncode2599]

@@mannysavage88 With FBA they are

[@mannysavage88]

@@oncode2599 be realistic, all that will be forgotten before the year is over. Those guys will still be accepted in the game, watch⏳️

[@oncode2599]

@@mannysavage88 That's fine but me & anybody I kno will b there enemy here on out.

[@Blackamericanheritageclub]

@@oncode2599 They are canceled in the FBA community

[@pwhales264]

It's infuriating that Busta rhymes could come here to the United States grow up in foundational black American communities and culture than sit up there and lie and say that hip hop was created and invented by Jamaicans.... Busta rhymes didn't get famous by making Jamaican music... Busta rhymes didn't get rich and famous from Jamaican culture Busta rhymes got famous from being a culture vulture of foundational black American music and culture

[@dre4425]

He know he sound like a damn fool with those lies but he did lie with a straight face you know you can't trust somebody like that.

[@Imhotep11]

That is why he is called Busta (aka Buster) Rhymes because he is a buster.

[@bryangalloway5731]

I can't stand his lyin azz

[@westbmorecertified5011]

The real issue is nobody checked bruh, they on drink Champs clapping but then again...Nore is half Puerto Rican and DJ Effn is obviously not fba.

[@pwhales264]

@@westbmorecertified5011 , That's why we need to control our history and legacy

[@jaydeep3983]

Latinos had 0% in the creation of hip hop or jamaicans

[@RemoteAdminJayJay2]

Thank you

[@Alexandria.Washington]

They always try to claim Black American culture because they have NONE in America, USA.

[@soulblack621]

Foundational Blacks the architects.. the inventors... the originators.... we are the soul.. the essence.. the cultural heartbeat of America.

[@ms.t4322]

That Part ❤

[@lorenzbeaumacc1175]

I'm African and to the black American family, don't give up!!!!

[@papamaehem]

I'm Black American and to the African family peace ✌ and love and keep fighting too 🥰

[@lorenzbeaumacc1175]

@@papamaehem peace beloved. We one!!

[@leroykidd5010]

is that ol girl from in living single droppin knowledge on mugs???

[@theterence20able]

Yes, Ericka Alexander another FBA.

[@therealdjadambeatgodd5190]

Yep… she is beyond beautiful

[@popdop4498]

This brother is dropping major knowledge. Respect! I’ll just add here: Grandmaster Flowers opened for James Brown in New York 1968…using 2 turntables. They didn’t know what they were creating at the time but people said it sounded really cool. House, funk, and disco was fused together. All Black American creations.

[@randee4550]

He never did that. That's a hood urban myth. He was literally 14, in 1968. He didn't open up shit.

[@IAMHIPHOP974]

Fake Story

[@randee4550]

@@IAMHIPHOP974 Definitely fake

[@everlast9901]

So. What does his age have to do with anything? Both Stevie Wonder and Sammy Davis, Jr. we're performing at much younger ages.

[@randee4550]

@@everlast9901 He didn't do shit. Y'all CREATE myths, like y'all CREATED Hip-Hop CULTURE. In your heads.

[@AgGalaxy7]

They just cant stop trying To Take from us, what they cant even do anyway 😂😂😎 They dont even have a message, They dont even want the smoke.🤣 They must have a Time machine we dont know about.

[@Black_unity597]

Look all you gotta do is look around right now and thru history how many Latino rappers are there right now and back then! Not that many we got one right now Fat Joe where is the 50% then and now! Fat Joe and busta should be banned from hip hop clef the Jamaicans and Latinos support them because without us they are nobody!

[@blessedandhighlyflavored5381]

Let’s take our culture back!!!!

[@Belrivers]

Dance hall came from African Americans. Osmosis. Reggae studied African American music.

[@orcaunoo]

please explain.

[@michaelsmith-ws2mb]

U people are just making ish up now! Stop it. FBA created everything in the universe! Smh

[@fitzgeraldstoner2200]

Proof it

[@alstone5005]

@@fitzgeraldstoner2200It is impossible to proof anything to a human that can’t spell prove. They would fail to read every time

[@brotherkareem181]

The samples use in hip-hop comes from Black Americans music not immigrant music.

[@user-rf8rh1ij8r]

I'm from Flatbush. I was there when my Haitian friends came off the boat. I was there when my Jamaican friends came off the boat. They didn't come with Shell-toes. They came with open toes, cut off jeans shorts and colorful tang tops. We gave them the style they rock today. Jamaicans used to wear dress clothes to hang on the block. Rocking Travel Fox and weird shit like that.

[@joshuabeldo2656]

💯💯💯🙏🏾🙏🏾🇺🇸,All facts you ain’t never lie Flatbush native here….

[@complexsoulthegreat]

So if we had to wait for Jamaicans and Puerto Ricans to create Hip Hop than what were Black Americans doing Before Jamaicans and Ricans came to the US in large numbers? Why is all the music sampled to make hip hop music all FBA music. See what these clowns fail to recognize is Hip hop and black Americans are synonymous. Hip hop is FBA and FBA is Hip Hop. See back in the day when Jamaicans & Puerto had to go home and change their tongue back to their native mother country because their parents spoke their native language. That’s why they didn’t and couldn’t create Hip Hop because Hip Hop isn’t there native musical form. They had to assimilate to American culture to become Hip Hop. We heard enough.

[@j1223aw]

Keep Dropping The Science Almighty!!!!! Once Again DOPE✊🏾✌🏾👏🏾

[@dhatnubia]

Oooooo!!!! Nail in the coffin With that lost element of knowledge!😎 What did the 👋🏿say to the face?!😆😂

[@Blackamericanheritageclub]

Big face joker 🃏

[@ms.t4322]

I'm So Proud and Blessed To Be Black..🎉❤💯✌🏾

[@CROX1153]

Other groups always trying to tether their way into our Black American group.

[@WarriorsCherub999]

You know they wont be able to touch the "knowledge" element.

[@Blackamericanheritageclub]

They wouldn’t be able to properly tap in without mentioning the racism from their own culture 😂 and that type of music would never make mainstream

[@BoricuaNyc]

@@Blackamericanheritageclub Bad Bunny is the biggest right now and they have Bad Bunny on the English and Spanish billboard charts

[@kennard87]

@@BoricuaNyc we are talking about the knowledge aspect of hip hop y'all half devils don't have the God Force

[@LonnellRich]

5 percent nation was created by a blk man from Danville va

[@grandkhanonizegypt]

​@@BoricuaNyc this cosplayin clown was just seen in cornrows chasin clout 😂

[@blackjesus6433]

Herc, Flash, and Bam was black americanized. There's nothing carribean about those dudes. The few latinos that was involved from the beginning didn't create a damn thing! 🙏🏾

[@Blackamericanheritageclub]

Still waiting on their receipts 🥱 😂

[@gabrielquinones8481]

Americanized my ass! We were forced into this shit.

[@kaykayjohnson9427]

@Charlierockld posted Fat Joe got fund by people with cash, to rent busses to go to the Bronx and get people to go to the APOLLO so he could win. And he got a deal shortly after. Fake Joe.

[@IAMHIPHOP974]

How long did it take to invent it ?

[@randee4550]

​@@Blackamericanheritageclub What receipts you need? These? kzbin.info/www/bejne/noC3Y4ymjNmEfKM

[@ignaciofuentes2642]

Well done. On your next video, you might want to show scenes from Spike Lee's "Do the Right Thing. (1989)" Remember the Puerto Ricans in the movie were listening to Salsa music and didn't like Radio Raheem playing Public Enemy. The cop in the movie insults them by talking about their "pointy toe shoes."

[@Blackamericanheritageclub]

I will def touch on the cultural differences and how they played a major part, have to 💯

[@nahmeanson1017]

PEace to the GODS......Oh yea busta and joe......That's FBA Culture too!!!!!!!!!!.......🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣.....

[@42blackflag]

And claim to be God body What a joke when the science came from us as a 5 percenter he's now a 85fr 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ace_boogy6187]

Mathematics!!!!!

[@donaldmccall3968]

Hip Hop is the roots of slave song when our ancestors were singing negro spiritual songs to escape to freedom, obviously we singing negro spiritual songs on the March in Washington.

[@brotherkareem181]

Facts 👍🏾

[@franklinclinton7761]

First Hip Hop DJ Grandmaster flowers Black American First Hip Hop MC/Rapper Coke La Rock Black American First Break dancer Lauree Myers (Trixie) black American First break dancing crew Almighty Zulu Kings Black American breaking crew First Hip Hop Grafitty artist Cornbread from Philly Black american The roots of Hip Hop lies in African American Jazz Soul Funk blues All subgenres of Hip Hop was created by black americans like east coast rap west coast g funk down south rap Miami bass Crunk trap Chicago drill The slang of hip hop comes from African American Venicualar English Hip Hop is 100% black music

[@BoricuaNyc]

Hip hop music been dead(1970-1990). Gangster rap(1990-2022…. Hip hop music called females “Ladies” not bit””s and the N word was never used

[@Black_unity597]

@love All things evolve but you have a right to your opinion! Just know it’s just that….opinion!!

[@adaptreform692]

Don’t forget the Pop culture rap that was created by FBAs from VA ; Timberland & Missy

[@thelastcommenter7154]

@@BoricuaNyc but that was white folks doing NOT FBAs so get it right. Also, since you know such about H.I.P. H.O.P. what does the acronym stand for?

[@RemoteAdminJayJay2]

fact upon facts

[@RoyalDripTees]

reeeeeeeeaaaach gold teeth ....LMAO !!!!!!!!!!!!

[@lotoniam]

The others always take claim to our stuff

[@Blackamericanheritageclub]

We let em…no more tho not without proper homage being paid

[@52blocksfederation83]

Buster and Joe. Jamaica didn’t make Buster rich and Puerto Ricans didn’t make Fat “1 Hit” Joe rich. Look at the disrespect. Cancel these bums.

[@sdatkb]

Great video

[@anitab734]

Take back hip-hop 2023😇🙏💯❤️😅

[@TheGeeLuv]

FACTS!

[@joshuabeldo2656]

💯💯💯🙏🏾🙏🏾❤️❤️🇺🇸

[@alicialee1731]

THANK U KEEP SHOWING OUR PAST

[@tywright5353]

Thank you ! I love being AA or Black American ✊🏿

[@KMM210]

Liked and subscribed

[@terrybrennan359]

Busta deserves a buck fifty all day long

[@SagRising19]

@2:14 Absolutely Not Busta Lies

[@cookingwithcrenshaw]

✊🏾

[@CROX1153]

SLACK AMERICAN Y'ALL BETTER REMEMBER WE STAND ALONE.

[@RemoteAdminJayJay2]

Even "reggaeton" is Dem Bow the Shabba Ranks anthem. Daddy Yankee renemed Dem Bow to "reggaeton" to appeal to the West. Shabba should get royalties from every Dem Bow track. It's sad at this point

[@LonnellRich]

Reggaeton was created by el general a Panamanian of Jamaican descent

[@anthonycolcol7336]

But this is prophetic they would be family tribes that will definitely have tension until they come to the realization that the branches of the tree extended beyond the borders of the map

[@ev8318]

1st DJ was in 1909. Ray Newby 1st DJ to use two turntables in 1947, Jimmy Savile.

[@CROX1153]

Shyte, black people are the future.

[@illwills]

FBA fluccck Busta Rhymes. Dude COS played being FBA

[@lisasimpson8003]

New subscriber... Peace be with you. #BlackAmericans are GOD's chosen people

[@jameshaynes8315]

Gospel, Blues, Rock n Roll, Rythmn & Blues, Jazz, Funk, Disco, Techno, Hip Hop and many more, to be continued...... FBA/African Americans are the creators of all of these musical styles. Anyone claiming otherwise is either willfully ignorant or attempting to falsley claim credit. It's a phenomenon very particular to the U.S. to "White Wash" anything black and claim it as "American Culture". You need look no further than "Southern Cooking" to realize how American society seemingly attempts to erase "Blackness" from anything consumed by the majority culture.

[@ev8318]

Google the titles Thomas Edison recorded an Arab street dancer performing acrobatic headspins in 1898. From the film '"Wild Boys on the Road" 1933. Directed by William A. Wellman The first ever breakdance move recorded on film.

[@reemdottaz1844]

What DJ version of paid in full is this ?

[@SRobinson-hr6me]

3:35 Fat Joseph has every idea how disrespect he is being. He just doesn’t give a damn.

[@senorc4416]

At this point, no one is claiming Hip Hop but FBA. It should be part of the reparations conversation though. Most of the negativity expressed in the hood has is it’s roots in Hip Hop culture. Ie. Drill & Gangsta Rap

[@thelastcommenter7154]

Your whole comment is conjecture.

[@senorc4416]

@@thelastcommenter7154 Drill movement, Gangsta Rap, “keeping it real”, and oh yeah, guys like Chris Brown and Drake claiming gang ties. My comment wasn’t conjecture, my comment was clearly inspired by reality. However, I’m curious as to how you will respond

[@thelastcommenter7154]

@@senorc4416 my response is, get your H.I.P. H.O.P. iq up.

[@senorc4416]

@@thelastcommenter7154 just like I expected..another thoughtless response.

[@AmberSantana-is3dq]

@@senorc4416dude give up on reparation strap for your field boots and put on your amie fatigue that’s going to require armies you ain’t ready for that reality check you begging the powerful juws who have already declared that blks along with every other non juw is there to serve them and we aren’t even human do your research

[@OPPK100]

The busts rhymes how dare you edit 😭

[@junkandthangs]

FBA… Microphone Check

[@KevinGloverpost24]

What is bizarre to me is that Busta as member 5%NGE to have a position of US having no culture

[@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? 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

[@fitzgeraldstoner2200]

Why is it so hard to say DJ kool herc help found hiphop with his jamaican influence

[@sdatkb]

Are you from New York ?

[@conconjean3921]

Black Americans not African Americans

[@Alexandria.Washington]

Thank you. African Americans AIN’T African!

[@sdatkb]

Nicely done

[@nuffsd]

U nailed it! END OF DISCUSSION...They wld hv been more respected if they said they contributed to the artform, rather than Fatjoe tlkng that 50 50 shit. STOP THE CAP!

[@killadelphia215]

Fat Joe doesn’t speak for every PR involved in hip hop.. but doesn’t change the fact that we help create and contribute to this art form.

[@nuffsd]

@@killadelphia215 no doubt, a major pivotal part in moving the culture. FACTS!

[@nuffsd]

Nothing but love 4 my Latino brothas, and sistas, those that are still here, and passed on.🙏🙏

[@kennard87]

@@killadelphia215 no y'all didn't help create nothing

[@claudiakramer4516]

She just explained why they stole techno from us

[@SmokeDrawRepeat]

Graffiti is not hip hop culture that is 4 elements of hip hop bullshit. Graff writers were rock heads/disco heads. Saying Cornbread is the first cause he’s a black dude when we know Graff as we know it today was spread in NYC by Taki and other starting mimicking the name with street number…..go to a Graff summit like Meeting of Styles and try to say that Cornbread is the start when you got people like Terror who is still alive and can give the real history. When we discuss who created hip hop the discussion ends with who was deejaying in the clubs and park jams… the rest is 1980s 4 elements of hip hop bullshit. Dj Flowers, Dj Hollywood and then Kool Herc (not the true grandmaster) Anyone in the comments just do a Google search on NYC subway car graffiti from the 1960s…

[@captivesojourner]

As an American born Black man born in Brooklyn NY with Jamaican Roots, I would like to apologize for all these lying ass tethers lol

[@anthonycolcol7336]

I commence you on a very well documented video except you left out the Puerto Ricans 😆 🇵🇷

[@grandkhanonizegypt]

ya gon stay left out 😂🤕🇺🇸

[@anthonycolcol7336]

@@grandkhanonizegypt ya gona what again?? 😂 Nah I don't think so yall just don't got right.. I'm a Rican, American.🇺🇸🇵🇷..

[@Whatever-u5w]

Graffit (painting on walls) - Done by Ancient Egyptians and Nubians. Breakdancing - Done by Africans (with clips dating back to the early 1930's , still doing research to find more clips). Rapping - Japanese haikus were the first syllable restricted poems, Arabs did this 1600 years ago (in the prophets time) and hell, even Dr. Suess made raps before y'all. Instruments - Banjo (which made country music, Americas first genre, from which all other genres evolved from) is an Carribean / Africa instrument (with the oldest Banjo found in the carribean). Your entire lineage - Made by Africans.

[@KUarentaKILLA]

Guitars and horned instruments weee not invented by blacks

[@BurninSpear769]

If it ain't black or black influenced then it's trash rap.

[@BoricuaNyc]

Why the FBA people don’t own hip hop today? I don’t see Jamaicans or Puerto Ricans🇵🇷 owning hip hop🤔The real argument should be with who runs hip hop today

[@kennard87]

You mad at the Truth

[@gabrielquinones8481]

Besides hip hop sucks nowadays nothing but negativity how about we talk about that instead of who started it

[@Blackamericanheritageclub]

who is "we"

[@gabrielquinones8481]

start with you since you asked

[@gabrielquinones8481]

The f*** you so worried about who started it s*** ain't nothing but b******* music dude you know that better off trying to take credit for something positive like changing the message to a positive message in hip hop

[@gabrielquinones8481]

Besides why you trying to take credit for some s*** you ain't participating in anyway you ain't got no roots making hip hop hits out here

[@rareonyxx2095]

​@@gabrielquinones8481 Neither do yall!!! Reggaeton...who yall stole that from??? You guys obviously need black folks to help yall when it comes to music and other entertainment...Try to give a hip hop show featuring all Latinos...I bet you can't

[@gabrielquinones8481]

The beat comes from Africa it's a combination of sounds that was created

[@kennard87]

Please stop 🛑🛑🛑🛑 we are not African ok we are FBA genetics yes culturally no we are different. Stop trying to take our culture

[@johneta7665]

Where are all the hot African rappers?

[@anthonycolcol7336]

We are everything you said we was and more again you're decisiveness doesn't really shed the entire truth the truth is Puerto Ricans was the missing link to this so-called culture called Hip Hop when Puerto Ricans came in you could definitely say it boosted up the vibe and created a bridge for other family tribes that were mixed as a speckled bird to reunite all around the world and yes Puerto Ricans many of them were in fact black but you don't shed light on that or you feel compelled to separate the black from the rest of their family which makes them uniquely a Puerto Rican

[@LonnellRich]

Y'all weren't no missing link

[@anthonycolcol7336]

@@LonnellRich And why is that outsider? Becouse you said so? Hello lonnerllrichch I think you need the cammardors to come get you 😂

[@grandkhanonizegypt]

​@@anthonycolcol7336 If y'all was blk, then why fight us in gangs & prison why burn ur women & kids out wit fire bombs y'all ain't us & didn't create ish wit us 💯

[@gabrielquinones8481]

What is black? It's a mix! Do your homework.

[@balle733]

Grandmaster Flowers wasn’t extending breaks so that it is a mute point. Leave this story for people who were there and for people who can actually do research to tell.

[@Blackamericanheritageclub]

Cope…….

[@42blackflag]

Who cares he can have that it's the history we are showing not somebody making an add on 🤣🤣🤣

[@thelastdon9000]

Actually he was ,and he was one of the first to do it and new york OGS confirm this

[@balle733]

@@thelastdon9000 no he wasn’t doing it before Herc. There is a tape of him mixing in the 80s but Herc had pretty much retired by then. Know your history.

[@randee4550]

Why can't NOBODY name the ALL FBA Crew, that CREATED Hip-Hop? Y'all all shut down, once that's asked LMFAO!

[@grandkhanonizegypt]

this the crew DJ Flowers MC Coke La Rock Almighty Zulu Kings ALL FIRSTS, ALL BLK AMERICANS👊🏾🇺🇸

[@randee4550]

@@grandkhanonizegypt 1- DJ Flowers isn't a crew. He's one man, and a Disco DJ. NOTHING to do with Hip-Hop. 2- Coke LaRock was down with Herc's crews. So you finally named a partial individual, that's down with a pioneering Hip-Hop CREATOR CREW. In over a year, and you're the only one, that got it right. 3- All Mighty Zulu Kings are Bambaataa's crew. Legit answer. That's two non FBA entities, CREATED by Carribean Americans! "ALL FIRSTS, ALL BLK AMERICANS👊🏾🇺🇲" Wrong!!!!! But nice try, tryna to remove the Caribbean heads of those CREWS. Flowers wasn't Hip-Hop. Y'all been trying to prop up these non Hip-Hop cats, all over KZbin. Not happening!!!

[@thegrandcanyonisegypt2489]

NO MATTER WHAT DELUSION U HAVE ABOUT YA FICTIONAL 🥥 ORIGINS OF RAP😂 WE R STILL THA INNOVATORS OF ALL HIPHOP 💯 & how yall gonna b 50/50 on anything when u was fighting fba,jamaicans, dominicans, ya gangs was killing civilians & firebombing blk women & kids in those BX fires yall didnt get along wit ANYBODY when this ish jumped off & our culture stretches across the 🌎 wheres latino culture all over the world??? u answer that

[@thegrandcanyonisegypt2489]

@@randee4550 i replied, utube may b 👻

[@thegrandcanyonisegypt2489]

@@randee4550 i was asking why was PR hood clicks unaliving blk civilans , blk women & kids in BX 🔥 in the 70s same in lockup

[@rasempress9724]

Black Jamaicans created what y’all call HipHop….it is Jamaican toasting dat Herc etc took to NY n u black Americans co-opted the style n called it Hiphop….Latino’s didn’t start ROCKSTEADY…Rocksteady is a level in the transition of Yaad music….Mento to Ska to Rocksteady to Reggae to Dancehall….for a black American to talk against our claim of Jamaican creation is akin to their decrying Elvis etal co-opting Chuck Berry…feh…. Count Machuki (born Winston Cooper) has been hailed as the first man to speak over a record, the first DJ. One of the original men of the dancehall scene in Jamaica, Machuki worked as a disc selector (eventually to become known as toasters, and then DJs) for Tom the Great Sebastian. On one fateful evening, while Sebastian left the hall to get more liquor for the bar, Machuki began turning new records on the turntable to keep the crowd moving. From a success then, he moved on to other larger halls and worked with bigger names, eventually working with Clement Dodd (Sir Coxsone). It was with Sir Coxsone on an Easter concert that Machuki first picked up a microphone at the same time as working the turntable, telling jokes over the beats. Liking the reaction, he began working on bits of lyrics that he could use in future concerts, his first (take note of this, this is the absolute earliest example of rap) being "If you dig my jive/you're cool and very much alive/Everybody all round town/Machukis' the reason why I shake it down/When it comes to jive/You can't whip him with no stick." Also, Machuki pioneered what he termed "peps", what was to become something of a predecessor to later beatboxing. The one problem for anyone looking for the Machuki sound is its rarity -- he was rarely recorded at all. One example can be found though on the Baba Brooks Band's Alcatraz

[@rasempress9724]

Not Alcatraz but u hear him TOASTING on this, n this was wayyyy bk…. kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y3eaaHxum8iSmc0si=QfJpqp3lUYj1PT9B

[@grandkhanonizegypt]

U wrote all that 4 nothing bro 😂🤕

[@rasempress9724]

@@grandkhanonizegypt yet u took time to read n comment…so wat dat seh bout u…n is Sis not Bro

[@thegrandcanyonisegypt2489]

@@rasempress9724 my mistake & toasting can b traced all the way back to 1919 in New Orleans “Shine & The Titanic” original toast almost as long as ya comment 😂💯 & in all fairness if ya caribean brethren hadn’t been hiding those 🇯🇲 flags back then, there may not b a argument tuday most blk americans NEVER knew it was so many blk immigrants in NY in 70s, 80s

[@rasempress9724]

@@thegrandcanyonisegypt2489 lol…guess u missed Hon. Marcus Mosiah Garvey n the Pan-African movement he started in NY bk in the day…..we weren’t hiding…

[@mambotero]

The hypocrisy, for years people like Godfrey and Paul Mooney and many more stressed that Puerto Ricans are black but now all of a sudden were not, we know in its core its African American but your not going to push us out either, get the real facts without twisting things and only one side

[@grandkhanonizegypt]

YALL MAKE IT CLEAR U NOT BLK BY SPEAKING SPANISH & CALLING US MORENO / NI*** BEHIND OUR BACK, HARASS US ON THESE JOBS FORM RACIST GANGS ON THE STREET & IN PRISON TATTS WIT SLURS JUST4 US NOW WHAT???

[@killadelphia215]

This channel is oozing with racism toward Latinos 😂

[@oneone3983]

Why u over here go back to your Latino white people and stop trying to be us

[@Blackamericanheritageclub]

If that were true, what would be funny about that? Proves that you just a child with a KZbin app 💯

[@killadelphia215]

@@Blackamericanheritageclub if? It is true, just look at the comments.. beta males fighting racism with racism 🥴

[@Cpa1388]

@@Blackamericanheritageclub They’re PROJECTING, the core of their culture is Anti Blackness. They are also desperate Culture Vultures, stay on their necks bro, great video.

[@brotherkareem181]

The same Latino’s that enslaved millions of Black folks in those Spanish speaking colonies you now call countries.

[@balle733]

Cornbread has nothing to do with hip hop. He is not even from New York

[@hakeemyaylo8804]

Uhhh sir cornbread was a graffiti artists he engaged in elements of what we now call hip-hop in its totality 🤨jazz and blues didn’t start in Bronx but it’s part of the amalgamation of the culture 😌so yes

[@balle733]

@@hakeemyaylo8804 Cornbread has nothing to do with hip-hop. He is from Philadelphia. Hip hop started in the Bronx. People were writing graffiti before Cornbread.

[@hakeemyaylo8804]

@@balle733 sir re-read what I said 😂😂your not refuting my point he still exhibited an element of hip hop that is part of the amalgamation of the culture 🤦🏾‍♂️

[@Blackamericanheritageclub]

@@balle733 who was writing graffiti before 1965

[@balle733]

@@hakeemyaylo8804 I guess dude just deleted my comment so you’ll never know the actual truth.

[@stevenporter5872]

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