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Tag Archives: art form

Hip Hop Ingenuity: Cassette Tape Scratching

By Q Ball | February 9, 2010

The videos you are about to see are prime examples about the ingenuity of the Hip Hop culture. This may be old to some, but to me it is much more as I will soon explain. Enjoy scratch deejaying with tape cassettes!

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UK B-Boy Championship 2009 Highlights and B-Girl Roxy World Record Holder

By Q Ball | October 21, 2009

The UK B-Boy Championships 2009 came and went with fire, and a world record was smashed and grabbed by a young lady of England, B-Girl Roxy. B-Boy Crews from around the globe converged October 11, 2009 at the 02 Academy Brixton to win one of the greatest battle tournaments ever.

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Ed Sullivan Was Black!

By Da Emazing One | August 28, 2009

20 years ago from the very start, The Arsenio Hall Show had its target audience of Urban America and blasted through the doors of many young people of all races.The Hip Hop culture should never forget the amount of respect Arsenio Hall gave to the streets of America.

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Rap To The Future

By Da Emazing One | August 25, 2008

Missing in Hip Hop music today, in my opinion, are two types of rhymes. Before I tell you what they are in a question, I want everyone to understand this is a simple message for up and coming MCs, rap artists, and rappers. If you know one please send him this message. If you are one, I want you to be honest with yourself meanwhile thinking about your future.

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General Admission

By Da Emazing One | August 15, 2008

I have been getting a distinct impression that most of us involved in the Hip Hop culture generally admit that the state of the rap world today is on a life support system. Rappers are claiming to have the new flava, but their cheerleading style leaves most of us with that sour, bitter taste in [...]

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I Wish Upon a Spray Can

By Da Emazing One | April 16, 2008

When Hip Hop thrived in the late 80’s, everything at that time seemed to be good. The art form was loved, appreciated and most importantly getting respected. I’m not so sure about you, but in my opinion, something always seems to be left out or left behind or even left alone. The DJs were bringing it, the Emcees were flowing it, the B-Boys were rocking it and the Graffiti Artists were…

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Planet B-Boy Film Review

By Q Ball | April 13, 2008

I saw Planet B-Boy and you should, too, right now! It is a definite Hip Hop classic! It is a passionate story of international Hip Hop culture at its finest! … a must watch for any Hip Hop culture purist, fan, and aficionado!

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The Director of Planet B-Boy Speaks!

By Q Ball | April 2, 2008

The following article written by Planet B-Boy director and producer, Benson Lee, including photos, are all provided by Elephant Eye Films press release kit. Elephant Eye Films is a New York City-based film studio that produces, sells, and distributes high-quality feature films. We are sharing Mr. Lee’s story due to his passionate involvement in the [...]

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