Chuck D: Talks King Tim III and how huge "Rappers Delight" was for putting "HipHop" on the map

@frankrojas718 : Frankie Crocker spinning a bboy/rocking song that you claim was never on the radio!

@TRUTHTEACHER2007 : You're wrong, Black Radio Djs DID influence the first wave of HipHop!

@TRUTHTEACHER2007 You said Flash created the slipmat but is that claim FACT or FICTION? Lets see!

Another example, 1st generation Latin Bronx Rock dancer displays the influence of FBA Jazz dance

@TheMicrophonePrinceHipHopHisto get refuted by GrandMast Caz on Latns being at the start of HipHop

Dj Tony Tone (paraphrase) "these are the names of the OG bboys I saw...they came before the Latinos"

@Dr.DerrickColon follower, @beatactive8075 gets crushed by Grandmaster Caz about Ltns in HipHop

Dj Tony Tone & Caz on how Charlie Chase got into hiphop + why he was made the lead DJ of Cold Crush

@DrDerrickColon : AL PIZARRO interview is misleading about providing Herc and Baam with records

ROOTS OF THE BBOY: FBA woman doing helicopters in the 1940s! (partner does some kickouts/jazzsplits)

1st gen Bronx Rocker (before Frank Rojas) on "Rubberband" and when/where he first saw "break dance"

Trac2 still running with that "Hevelow was owned by my uncle" (club that Kool Herc was at) story?

To @randee4550 : There's levels to this,Latin music ain't popping like that; I have the receipts!

Frank Rojas' lies Pt 8 : Mr.Wiggles affirms the FBA dance roots of Bronx Rocking

Frank Rojas lies Pt 7: Too late to retract/deny the admitted FBA dance roots of the "Rock" dance lol

Frank Rojas lies Pt 6: 1960s/1970s R&B-Funk freestyle fad dances had nothing to do with Nuyoricans

STOP THE CAP: Frank Rojas lying AGAIN about the availability of 70s Funk songs; DrColon believes him

Nelson George - "James Brown/Funk music represented a bama (southern) aesthetic" (HBCU/BRASS BAND)

Audio from the late 1990s of Kool Herc shouting out Disco King Mario as a pioneer of HipHop!

What???!!!!: Weird Nuyorican claim on/about NYC's distinct basketball style (streetball-playground)

Frank Rojas' lies Pt 5: No, there's no such thing as a Nuyorican "toast" (proto-rap) tradition!

Frank Rojas' lies Pt 4: Unknowingly gets debunked by fellow NY Rican, DJ Pinky Velazquez LOL

Frank Rojas' lies Pt 3: Bonus content to tie Pts 1 and 2 together

Frank Rojas' lies Pt 2: 1970s NY Blk Radio & Billboard Charts reveal truth of music of BBoys/Rockers

Frank Rojas' lies Pt 1: Why lie about something (record pool) that's easily debunked?

Even Mario Bauza (AfroCuban) made note on Nuyoricans not doing/playing their own ethno music!

"Timbales didn't have cowbells until later in the 1930s...."

NYC 1910-1940: FBAs "put on" Ricans musically; "Latins" need FBA connects/Jazz music to "crossover"

2 songs by an FBA musician vs 2 "Latin" songs illustrate why Dr Colons "Latin Breakdown" is bogus!

@Dr.DerrickColon - U might not realize it but Moncell Durden delivered a big blow to your agenda

@Dr.DerrickColon : You clearly need to learn about the FBA musical aesthetic of the "break"

@Dr.DerrickColon : What/who really influenced RunDMC look + hats sported in FBA community lookback

@DrDerrickColon : "Blaxploitation movies, no impact on HipHop" & "FBAs didn't make those clothes"

FBA athletes, d-boys and HipHop = origin of what we now know globally as "shoe (sneaker) culture"

Enoch (1st gen Bronx Rock dancer) confirms what was already evident on his dancing style!

Dizzy Gillespie on hearing POLYRHYTHMS via FBA church, as a youngster in South Carolina

Why were these Brazilians in the 70s, dancing like Papo Rojas and Enoc (Bronx Rockers from 70s)?

RIP to Angie Stone! A look back at pioneering early female rappers/djs from the 1970s era of HipHop.

More NYrican/LatinX propaganda? The real truth on usage of prefix(es) Afro & African in the USA

Authentic Rican music never had traction in NYC;FBA music has always been foundational to NYC scene.

From the enslaved to the freed: The early existence of ( pre-Civil War) FBAs in the Bronx

So-called, "Black Aboriginal" profile Pt 1: ODB (Wutang)

@randee4550 "They were the 2nd oldest ethnic group in NY outside of its Dutch founders"

The nicknames for the Bronx and NYC in general, came straight out of Southern FBA culture/milieu!

From sex, drugs, rock n roll, slang to protest; Jazz and Blues laid & paved the way for HipHop!

​@INKREDIBLE_HULK777 Arturo Schomburg didn't father Blk History in the USA. Come see REAL TRUTH!!

An immediate predecessor to HipHop music (rap(per)): The Black Arts Movement of the 1960s

Southern FBA AAVE speakers invent Jive talk, which then lays the foundations for HipHop slang.

MelleMel=IDIOT NYC a place of ethnic enclaves; a uniform non-race based Bronx/NYC culture is a MYTH!

GrandmixerDXT- Rap/bboyn existed in the 1920s; nomenclature made us think it came about in the 1970s

@DrDerrickColon : Ya man thought that was a flex. ORIGINATOR vs JOINER/ADOPTER are NOT THE SAME!

Bom5 (1970s Rican bboy/graf) - "Savage Nomads/Skulls used to fight Blk Spades and Italians/whites"

Guru (OG Black Spades founder): "To me, Disco King Mario started this HipHop thing"

Blk Spades founder confirms beef/racial tension between Blks/Rican. Says HoeAve meeting had 0 impact

Dj Kool Herc basically says he was a continuation of Dj John Brown (clip I never posted before)

Sammy Davis Jr: No more false heritage claims & myths/false claims on his dancing roots/influences!

Stop the Cap!: Hoe Ave meeting (Bronx 1971) in no way, impacted the Birth Of HipHop.

DC GoGo Beat: The Origin, straight from Chuck's own mouth

@DrDerrickColon :FBA music is the "African matrix"; FBA great at abstracting their African input