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3. blackbygod.org › articles › community-and-cultureWest Virginia’s mountainous hip-hop history – Black By God

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   4 days ago · Since Woods came to Charleston, there has clearly been a needed boost of radio enthusiasm and passion for hip-hop. The Beat is easily the best hip-hop radio station ever in the state. Radio personalities TJ the DJ, Leeshia Lee, and George Mitchell (GMoney) have all been a huge part of the radio/hip-hop movement at 98.7 in all they have done.

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   Where did hip hop come from?

   • Hip hop or hip-hop is a culture and art movement that was created by African Americans, starting in the Bronx, New York City. [a] Pioneered from Black American street culture, that had been around for years prior to its more mainstream discovery, it later reached other groups such as Latino Americans and Caribbean Americans.

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   Who were the hip hop pioneers in New York City?

   • On May 20, 2021, many of New York City’s hip hop pioneers, including LL Cool J, Grandmaster Flash, Nas, and Fat Joe, came together to break ground on the museum. They reminisced on their early days as artists, coming-of-age in what was then a challenged city. “Hip Hop made me believe that anything was possible.

   Universal Hip Hop Museum Breaks Ground in the Bronx

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   Why is hip-hop so popular in the South Bronx?

   • From the South Bronx's pulsating streets in the early 1970s, hip-hop has blossomed into a cultural leviathan. Embracing the five elements—emceeing, DJing, break dancing, graffiti, and knowledge—it was a grassroots movement for social activism.

   See what 25 legendary hip-hop artists look like now

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   How did hip hop become a mainstream culture?

   • MTV Raps to Public Enemy's world tour, hip hop spread to Latin America and became a mainstream culture. Hip hop has been cut, mixed and adapted as it the music spreads to new areas. [unreliable source?]

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5. www.upbeatgeek.com › the-history-of-hip-hopThe History Of Hip-Hop: Beginner’s Guide To Hip-Hop & Rap

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   5 days ago · In the early days, as we explore below, Hip-Hop tracks were produced by Latino, Black, and Caribbean youths in the city, who used the genre to express the real-life struggles they were experiencing on the streets. The term ‘Hip-Hop’ is used to encompass the four main pillars of this vast genre: Rapping. DJing.

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   2 days ago · Hip hop or hip-hop is a culture and art movement that was created by African Americans, starting in the Bronx, New York City. Pioneered from Black American street culture, that had been around for years prior to its more mainstream discovery, it later reached other groups such as Latino Americans and Caribbean Americans.

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   5 days ago · DJ Kool Herc, born Clive Campbell, is a Jamaican-born New Yorker widely known as the founding father of hip-hop. In the early 1970s in the Bronx, he introduced the " merry-go-round " DJing ...

8. untappedcities.com › 2021/05/24 › universal-hip-hopUniversal Hip Hop Museum Breaks Ground in the Bronx

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   4 days ago · On May 20, 2021, many of New York City’s hip hop pioneers, including LL Cool J, Grandmaster Flash, Nas, and Fat Joe, came together to break ground on the museum. They reminisced on their early ...

9. www.msn.com › en-us › movies14 Bands That Were Named After TV Shows And Movies - MSN

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   1 day ago · The Wu-Tang Clan got their name from a 1980s martial arts movie called Shaolin and Wu Tang.The film not only inspired the name of the hip-hop group, but they used several audio samples from the ...