All City by Henry Chalfant is an experimental documentary continuing his efforts covering Hip Hop after Style Wars. It is raw and candid with a delicious authentic appeal you will enjoy. Take time out for classic dope footage right now!
When most people think of Hawaii they think of the beach, surfing, hula dancers, tropical fruit, and volcanoes, but after you check out these videos you will rethink of those typical images. The volcanoes you will see erupting from these clips is pure funk and flavor the way only Hip Hop can!
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!
The Bronx’s own Showbiz from the Diggin’ In The Crates Crew is in the studio giving a demonstration on his style of beat production. This is original and traditional Golden Age style of Hip Hop music production you can not miss! See it now!
What makes an ultimate MC in the Hip Hop culture? Is it the ability to spit rhymes off of the dome or to create premeditated lyrics for the music studio? Or, is lyricism more skillful than writing rhymes? What is this debate about anyways concerning writing lyrics versus writing rhymes and freestyle rappers versus recording MCs? Check it out!
Ten voices speak about the influence and perception of Hip Hop music in their respected countries and experiences. The series of interviews were conducted at Skidmore College in Saratoga Springs, New York from their Hip Hop Culture class. Check it out now for some global insight.
If you want to see or remember what Hip Hop music was like about 12 years ago, then wait no further! Enjoy this 91 minute Hip Hop documentary with its raw candid flavor when real Hip Hop music was in control. Enjoy!
It is odd how in the Hip Hop culture the last elemental pillar to show up on the scene was the first to sell out. Yes, I am talking about the rapping component. Why is it that rappers sell out more than anyone else, and what are the characteristics and motivations of those who seek the media hype for themselves the most?
Do you love Hip Hop music, funky beats, and boomin’ rhythms that make your backbone slide? I personally love a dope track you can nod your head to non-stop, but what if you could not physically hear your favorite joints anymore? Would you still dance? Would you socially be afraid to interact with other heads? Here is a solid story about our fellow B-Boys and B-Girl with hearing disabilities who can’t stop; won’t stop and keep on!
