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Rap/Hip Hop is 1000% Black American 🇺🇸

Foudational Blacc Americans created Hip-Hop PERIOD! Fucc who don't like it. ✊🏿🇺🇸

Tariq breaking shit down to a science. Salute flex!!

Every element of America music is Black American. New Orleans created Bounce, Atlanta Trap, Miami Bass, B'more House, Chicago House break beat,Washington DC Go-go music, New York originated hip hop, Louisiana Zydeco, Jazz, Chicago Gospel, Soul, R&B, Country music, everything is BLACK AMERICAN !!!!!!!!!

It’s like a photographer during the Vietnam War asking for a Medal of Honor lol.

Hip Hop and all forms of popular American music were created by Black 🇺🇸 Americans

Hip hop is 100% FBA

Should've at least waited until the forefathers of hip-hop passed away like they usually do before stealing 😂😂😂

Jamaican greats are on video saying they got Toasting from FBA. Make it make sense Busta?

*Eastside Low Bottoms sh*t !* _Tappin' in from South Central LA_ Salute to the King of Receipts Tariq Nasheed ✊🏾 Talk that sh*t Flex ! As Foundational Black Americans, We've given up and shared enough of Our culture but the buck stops here ! We're reclaiming Our sh*t one step at a time. FBA all day. FBA all the way. 🤜🏾💥🤛🏾

Talk that shit Riq!!

Hip Hop, blues, country; all Black American made. Other groups cant name not one James Brown or Little Richard from their country.

I can't even believe this is going on!!! Hip hop is ours and ours only.

Kool Herc coming over here at 12 years old bringing Soundsystems, Toasting and this and that with him and Black Americans just copying Jamaican culture is some of the most ridiculous stuff I've ever heard in my life. When in reality Jamaican Toasting comes from Black American Jive Talk Radio DJs like Dr Hepcat, Jack the Rapper, Jocko Henderson etc etc. Jamaican Music Pioneers like Count Matchuki and Coxsone Dodd have said this numerous times how they copied Black American Radio DJs Jives.

There is nothing Caribbean about Hip Hop. They don't even have a music genre that it would have evolved from. It's a ridiculous assertion to claim .

black people are the OGz no other race period!

Good interview Spider. Salute to Tariq always keeping it 💯 for the FBAs ✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿

All I know is the 90s was the best era for rap music. There will never be another era like that so if you missed it SORRY FOR YA!!!

Hip Hop is FBA. FBA showed respect to their FANS. Now these FANS think they are the ORIGINATORS. Just because FBA give you props and put you on THEIR CULTURE, doesn't mean you ORIGINATED nor FOUNDED it. The Earliest Puerto Ricans put on to Hip Hop by FBA were FANS

Hip hop is a evolution from r&b funk and all our other music to try to put it on one Caribbean who did you know a turntable thing where he kept playing the music from our records and make it seem like he's the four father or the Creator is just absolutely ridiculous

And what about the foundation of black Americans contribution to reggae and dancehall? Since reggae and dancehall really comes from our music anyway

Black Americans created every element of Hip Hop 💯 I can't wait until the documentary comes out #MicrophoneCheck

Reparations for FBAs is real

It's came directly outta the movement / black power movement of 60s and 70s/black is beautiful/ black entertainment. / slanging rapping jiving.

Teaching Heavy!

Hip Hop was created by and strictly FBA all day

"Rock Your Baby", by George McCrae, and "Rock The Boat", by the Hues Corporations, released what were considered the first disco songs in 1974. And yes, they were FBA.

Swing Down Sweet Chariot Stop & Let Me Ride… Slavery to George Clinton to Dr Dre… ❤️🖤💚! The ancestors would recognize Dr Dre’s song instantly! No other culture will! Unbroken chain ⛓️

My thing is even all the popular hip hop subgenres are created in fba areas gfunk ,trap ,drill and so on and every knows this that really knows any hip hop history.

Amazing discussion.

You can tell Spider Loc has really grown and matured a lot over the years

The reason why Lie-tinos want to place Hip-Hop at 1975, it's so they can make the claim, they "co-created Hip-hop" which is hardly the case. There's really no concrete dates for any of our musical art-forms here in the USA. They all take elements from the previous and create something new. Hip-hop is just an extension of a long legacy of FBA music, which is why during it's origin, borrowed primarily from funk, r&b, disco and soul records. In the Bronx where those pre-existing elements came together to form Hip-Hop, were all done by FBA. How u Puerto Rican allege it's 50/50 but nothing from your culture prior to the creation of, went into creating Hip-Hop? Your contributions came later. The late 1970's as far as a musical contribution and that was very very minimal. Barely any recordings. Graffiti, early 70's. In my opinion, that particular element is your earliest contributions. Breaking/B-boying, late 70's. Probably your greatest contribution because u kept it going after it played out amongst FBA youth.

For y'all that don't know due to age... Spit was the Original Hater in Beat Street.

My name is the truth 🇵🇷

Tariq is a REAL RIDAH for his peeps💯bump suge though

FBA🇺🇸

This is why hiphop came from redlined neighborhoods in Mississippi.

⁠Aboriginal Indigenous American “Black” Indians of America, USA are not from Africa. We were here FIRST in America.

Why do yall keep acting like kool herc created anything when out his mouth he told you where he learned dj ing from and his inspirations like grandmaster cazz who was doing his thing way before herc

Puerto Ricans were indeed present and actively involved in the creation and early development of hip hop culture from its inception. Hip hop culture originated in the Bronx, New York City, in the early 1970s, within communities that were predominantly African American and Puerto Rican. The close-knit, multicultural neighborhoods of the Bronx were fertile ground for the birth of hip hop, with residents drawing on their diverse cultural backgrounds to shape the new culture. Puerto Ricans contributed significantly to all four foundational elements of hip hop: DJing, MCing, breakdancing, and graffiti. For instance: - **DJing**: Puerto Ricans were among the pioneering DJs who experimented with turntables and sound systems to create new music and techniques that would become central to hip hop. - **MCing (rapping)**: Puerto Rican MCs took to the mic early on, contributing their voices, stories, and styles to the evolving music genre. - **Breakdancing**: This element of hip hop saw a significant contribution from Puerto Rican dancers, who were instrumental in developing and popularizing breakdancing. Their acrobatic moves and battles became a hallmark of hip hop culture. - **Graffiti**: Puerto Rican artists were prominent in the graffiti scene, using the urban landscape to express their identities, social messages, and artistic creativity. Individuals from these communities not only participated in but also helped to shape the direction of hip hop culture from its earliest days. Their contributions underscored the multicultural origins of hip hop and its growth as a global cultural movement. The collaborative environment among different ethnic groups in New York City's boroughs was crucial for the birth of hip hop, making it a truly diverse and inclusive culture from the start. During the formative years of hip hop, several major figures from the Puerto Rican community, along with African American pioneers, played crucial roles in shaping the culture. While the list of influential individuals is extensive, here are some notable Puerto Rican contributors to various elements of hip hop culture: ### Graffiti - **Lee Quiñones**: Considered one of the most influential graffiti artists of the early era, Quiñones painted elaborate and socially poignant murals on subway cars and city walls. - **Lady Pink (Sandra Fabara)**: One of the first women to compete in the male-dominated graffiti scene, Lady Pink's work is iconic and helped pave the way for future generations of artists. ### Breakdancing - **Crazy Legs (Richard Colón)**: As a member and later the president of the Rock Steady Crew, Crazy Legs is one of the most recognizable figures in breakdancing, contributing to its global popularity. ### Music (DJing and MCing) - **DJ Charlie Chase**: A founding member of the Cold Crush Brothers, DJ Charlie Chase was one of the first prominent Puerto Rican DJs in hip hop, contributing to the development of the DJing aspect of the culture. - **Rubie Dee**: As part of the pioneering rap group The Fantastic Five, Rubie Dee was among the early MCs contributing to the development of the MCing/rapping component of hip hop. These individuals, among others, played pivotal roles in the early days of hip hop, contributing their creativity, energy, and innovation. Their work laid the groundwork for the development of the culture and its global influence, showcasing the significant impact of Puerto Rican artists and performers in hip hop's formative years. Puerto Rican MCs who played significant roles in the early development of hip hop culture. While the initial waves of hip hop were more prominently African American, Puerto Rican contributions were vital across all elements, including MCing. One of the challenges in recognizing these contributions is that the early hip hop scene was very much a communal and collaborative effort, where ethnicity played less of a role in the public eye compared to the shared cultural and socioeconomic experiences that brought these communities together. However, specific Puerto Rican MCs and artists emerged from the scene, contributing their voices and perspectives through rap. While I mentioned DJ Charlie Chase and breakdancer Crazy Legs earlier, focusing on DJs and breakdancers, there were also Puerto Rican figures involved in MCing, though they might not have received the same level of mainstream recognition initially as some of their African American counterparts. One notable group that included Puerto Rican members was The Fearless Four, with members like Devastating Tito. The group was one of the first to sign with a major record label. Another example is Prince Whipper Whip and Ruby Dee of The Fantastic Five, which was an influential group in the early days of hip hop. In the subsequent generations, many Puerto Rican MCs have gained prominence and have been integral in shaping hip hop music and culture, showcasing the diverse roots and evolution of the genre. As hip hop evolved, the contributions of Latino artists, including Puerto Ricans, became more recognized and celebrated, with artists like Big Pun, Fat Joe, and Joell Ortiz further cementing the influence of Puerto Ricans in hip hop.

BootyBusta & Petecox needs to get on a One-Way Boat to Jamaica! We are all Indian’s here,but Amarukhan is the Real India Superior for a Reason!!!! Chuck D Named this Clown after an Amarukhan Football Player George Buster Rhymes #88 Minnesota Vikings 1985-89 Everybody Wannabe us & see us!!!!

You can't ask a west coast actor who's not even hip hop that question and expect the right answer.

Tariq says WE nah You didn’t put the blood sweat and tears into the RAP GAME it’s crazy how the OGS of the GAME that started this movement don’t need to say what they’ve done but WE know what they accomplished and I personally thank them

Thanks again for sharing this video because I was teenager in west bronx nyc back in 1970s and Kool herc was my favorite DJ and he was not playing any thing other than hiphop music.

What about here comes the judge, by Dewey Markham (1968)

What's the big deal FBA created it, but without Ricans and other Latinos it would have never blew up like it did. Love all the crews, mixed races on the West and the East Coast. Don't get caught up in all the bullshit love HIP HOP forever. Thank you FBA for creating it! Latinos who added to the dopiness, I tip my hat we know what it is!

no one in the early days of hip hop used caribbean influences in our music ... this came later in the 80's prince markie dee, mantronix, herc, bambaataa, slick rick, flash, red alert, mr magic, or whoever did NOT represent non fba elements in our music. we always played reggae separately and no music from any other culture was played on black radio or in clubs (bob marley was the only exception).

FACTS

Don't forget Rudy Ray Moore

what happened to his hip hop documentary?

Go-Go music from Washington D.C is black AND Latino. Chuck Browns band was called "Los Latinos" and it was him a group of latino brothers in the south before he moved to D.C. The instruments in Go Go music are the same as Salsa music. This is historical fact. His band was called "LOS LATINOS" meaning 'THE LATINOS" Our black ancestors WERE NOT Blk RACIST SEGREGATIONISTS.

Good content 👍🏽

YES IT WAS 100% FBA CREATION. JUST LIKE ROCK AND COUNTRY. The OTHERS called it devil music at its inception. Too many of us were alive aware and witnessed the hate

Kool herc ain’t the godfather of shit

9ps Was the Golden Era

Keep arguing over who created it, while they control all the money made from it. 🤦🏾‍♂️

Afro Caribbeans contributed to hip hop over the years but the elements from scratch are black American. Period.

Send fat joe a copy of the film when it comes out

Jamaicans played a big part in creating hip hop wtf is this guy talking bout.

You’re missing the most important part of hip-hop and icon. People always forget about him KRS-One KRS-One KRS-One KRS-One let’s go adrenaline.

How we gonna let someone from Detroit and Alabama tell us wtf was going on in the Bronx when they was wasn’t even around they damn near wanna be from here u don’t hear New Yorkers talk about Detroit or Alabama politics cause they ain’t create shit !!!!

Tariq is the new mlk

Hip Hop from the beiggining was black and Latino stop the BS. Puerto Ricans been there since day 1 and been rapping, break dancing, graffiti tagging, and djing since then. Stop the cap to make you feel better.

Let's be real most of the early Rapppers, where from the caribbean . Check the orgins and the influences it has. Lets not be Racist urban kids all started this cultural poor and full of life art and dance

The thing is that really a person saying that it’s not a race like upon we got like we don’t say the name of the person that is saying you want to say the race and that’s a problem. Nobody in Puerto Rico talking about nobody talk about everybody loves me everybody sings every type of music, when you make it talking about these talking, it’s a person talking and you got a name you said the name

you can have hiphop you win who's claiming Diddy. lol

Why are these joints taking so long to come out?

Listen here to all my black Americans or FBA Puerto Ricans are not saying that they created hip-hop what we are saying is that we were there from the beginning we contributed we did not create so hip-hop brings five elements correct hip-hop is a culture. Am I wrong so let’s stop this bullshit Before it divides the unity that we as minorities have with each other, especially blacks and Puerto Ricans!!!!

Anyone who was around... anywhere outside in the 70s will tell you.. wasn't no damn Latinos rocking with us.

At this point street TV ya'll promote racial tension and ethnic tension smh it is sick how ya'll make content out of life or death situations

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Hip hop was started by Caribbean folks living in New York. If you look up the background of each hip-hop pioneer, they have a Caribbean background.

Yall gone drag this out for months huh??? Just drop the whole shit😂

PNB NATION and if you don't know that clothing line stood for Puerto Rican and black nation

Man to completely discredit or ignore Jamaican contribution to Hip Hop is irresponsible. Equally shameful is to erase any Latino participation is Hip Hop. It is delusional and desperate. Agreed the gods and creators were FBA but too much labeling going on. Claiming ownership to a culture that was controlled bye corporate entities equals dreams of grandeur. All in all of you existed outside of the culture but participated basically you were a customer. It’s the truth.

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I don’t fuck with this guys but hip hop is black for sure

Tariq wanted to be from the Bronx so bad talk about Detroit politics or Alabama politics u wasn’t there stay ya ass down south Foh

Tariq so Bias, don'twant to give Jamaica any Credit

How can Tariq talk hip hop. His rap career was terrible and a failure. Thenhe lucked up on a book. Then failed to produce another book then started scamming 😂

In the five elements of hip-hop Puerto Ricans are a part of that even though the early rap pioneers were black yes I agree the Puerto Ricans are a part of the culture since day one and it started on the East Coast

It’s a few issues with what he’s talking about, I’m just going to jump out and say hip hop isn’t necessarily black culture it’s inner city youth culture hence why it’s ageism in it. Another thing is Cool Herc is accredited with creating hip hop and if you go back to interviews from when he was younger he always stated he got the idea from what he seen as a youth in Jamaica . Then a lot of the pioneers names were lost in time because everyone looks to the rappers when at the beginning the rappers were just the DJ’s hype man hell they were the low man on the totem pole in the early days but then hip hop took a turn where the DJ’s cut out there hype and started rapping themselves which is why so many of the early rappers rap names would be DJ _____. If you truly dig into the history of hip hop purely for the history and too learn you’ll see from the beginning it just wasn’t black Americans who started it and helped spread it.

Tariq let’s hear your Flo?? Bust a break dance move for us maybe, in our culture we have people speak on our music but never sang or danced

Dj kool herc is Jamaican 😂

Did nasheed grow up in the south bronx.......??????????

FB🇺🇸vs🌐🤷🏿‍♂️✌🏿

Not only blacks Puerto Ricans also

Hispanics have been there from the beginning of hip-hop, with of course the black majority. But if you want to give credit or credit is due the mixture and turntable culture, came from Jamaica, Jamaican Africans not African-Americans. Who invented hip-hop literally? Anything that has to do with inner city and neighborhoods and ghetto is a black and brown thing because growing up in the hood is a shared experience. We go through the same shit and the odds are equally stacked against us so that we could never make it out.

Puerto Rican and black baby

🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷 Alex Alonso you should stop saying your are Boricua after letting this guy lie about black & Puerto Rican relationships in NYC. He’s not from NYC, he has no idea

Denying Latinos were in the beginning of hip hop is denying hip hop history. Facts. Wont argue or change my mind

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how is hip hop going to Olympics lol

This dude read encyclopedia he don’t know shit.

it took this grifter 4 minutes before he had to plug his so-called movie on Hip-Hop...typical shit LMAO!!!

Black and brown hold the crown

Y’all hate the FACTS, hip hop is a black art form yes, but created by BLACKS & PUERTO RICANS, the hate towards Puerto Ricans is really sad

I cant believe yall listen to this grifter lol

Hip hop was not created by FBAs alone. Instead it was undeniably co-created with the help of Afro-Carribeans like Sylvia Robinson, DJ King Charles and DJ Maboya