DJ PHASE SPANKS HIS HIPHOP GRANDSON (THE SPANISH TROLL) & REJECTS FAT JOE'S 50/50 HIPHOP CREATION 

Facts!

Grandmaster Caz said it himself stop trying to nit pick what yall want to believe 😂

PR were there participating ( in small numbers) AND MORE IMPORTANTLY they DIDNT CREATE ANYTHING IN HIPHOP. Stop shoehorning a lie into the conversation. There is no 50/50.. Yall assimilated to a black american culture already active.

​What did he say @@edwardvicente7742

Facts

Kool Herc created the “Merry Go Round” and that’s why he’s one of the fathers of hip hop culture 🗽🇯🇲🗽

@@BoricuaNyc that's one thing.. still didn't create hiphop

He didn't create the marry go round

@@BoricuaNycbra he was Americanized he was playing American music that he learned from black Americans.smh

What Jamamican culture did he bring to New York 😂. He was a Jamaican born kid doing Black American tings.

Brother DWANN! WHATS UP MY G! This channel has all the FBA HIP HOP HISTORY.

Yessss sir! These Jamaicans have been trying to claim hip-hop for ages. Stand up black foundational Americans

​@@urbannuance5151You mean all the FBA fantasies

@@randee4550Which is why you dirty immigrants are trying to steal our music and culture!👊🏾🇺🇸

Jamaican culture brought to America like it's says in the books 😅 💯. MFs want to rewrite history. Shout out to DjKool Hurk 🇯🇲

Noel Martinez word salute to you sir

I’m Boricua🇵🇷🗽and Fat Joe is correct about the 5-Elements of the beginnings of hip hop culture 🗽 🗽🇺🇸🇯🇲🇵🇷🗽🇵🇷🇯🇲🇺🇸🗽

@Urban Exegesis With Dr. Derrick Colon @Ran Dee @Andrina's casa Ya'll need to take notes from your Boricua Brotha right here💯

@@melanatedwarrior3530He claimed to be Puerto Rican not Boricua🇵🇷 stop ✋🏾 changing the words like you doing with the beginnings of hip hop culture🗽 Tex DJ Hollywood🇵🇷 was president of the black spades ♠️ and y’all trying too hide that as well but Cholly Rock came through with facts and love ❤️ Blacks & Boricuas🇵🇷 in the black spades ♠️ 🗽✊🏾🇵🇷♠️🗽✊🏾🇵🇷♠️🗽

@@BoricuaNyc All of the ORIGINAL Nlack spades were FBA, Tex just did what y'all have have always been known to do, Assimilate into our s****🤣. All cholly basically said is that y'all always end up following us around, He just said it in a nice kind way🤣

I feel ya I hope y’all don’t let them take it fr. I’m haitian 🇭🇹 we got our own music but because of y’all we now have rap Kreyol in Haiti and it’s a voice for our impoverished youth too and we love hiphop. We wasn’t in New York at that time of the creation of hiphop we came a little later on so we have a different respect for the culture and music.

I always rock was some white boy shii, but then I learned the truth everything comes from nueromelanated people specifically black Americans peace to you all ‼️

Okay you didn't create everything. Stop it.

@@hectorrivera8521 everything I named we created. Nothing Puerto Ricans created influenced American culture. FACTS

@@malcolmxbox You guys didn't create all those things up there.

FBA means “FULL BLOWN AIDS” since 1980. Y’all using the initials of the deadly virus 🦠🤔

Yessir you already know 💪🏾

@@whatsup3436 B1✊🏽

Your spelled "gay" wrong

@@randee4550 ur the rican version of a stan.

It's NOTHING true at all

Exactly right, This is real Hip Hop history 💯

@@randee4550 lmao 😂 not to yo latch tino azz u have none hot 🥵 damn

@@melanatedwarrior3530 Name the FBA CREATOR Crew for me.

@@randee4550 ru-vid.comRZIzWeDVZHU?feature=share

This one, a million upvotes Kay Kay real talk.

@@thelastcommenter7154 Share his videos because they have already putting the PR in the HipHop Museum as Co Creators in NYC. Nobody with a contract speaking against this. This needs worldwide attention. Its Black Culture.👍🏾💯

@@kaykayjohnson9427😂🤣🤣Too late. The Boricuas🇵🇷🗽been in the universal hip hop museum and now they going to the upgraded hip hop museum for the 50th Anniversary and the receipts 🧾, footage, photos and videos are the proof

@@BoricuaNyc So you even take pride in knowing that the "creation" of Hip hop is being co-opted, so in essence stolen? You are exercising your anti-black racism when you do that. Much respect to our P.R. brothers that made contributions after the start. We embrace that fact. But "contributing" after the fact is NOT "creation".

@@BoricuaNyc Prove the Puerto Rican antecedents of hiphop.

And the he said she story is a lie. Boricuas🇵🇷were in the Black spades ♠️ since 1968 🗽✊🏾♠️🇵🇷🗽✊🏾♠️🇵🇷🗽

@@BoricuaNyc yo you got a real thong in your ass about black American's damn but it's o.k .

@@BoricuaNyc Black Spades ♠️ is an FBA gang . Its funny how you guys are always in our space, and you can never show what Jamaicans and Puerto Ricans brought from their homeland .

@@blackice1802 I always count Blacks which were part of the black spades ♠️ with Boricuas🇵🇷at the same time.

@@lockvegas05 Ghetto Brothers was a predominantly Boricua🇵🇷gang and blacks were in it. Blacks and Boricuas🇵🇷✊🏾🗽since day one 🗽✊🏾🇵🇷🗽✊🏾🇵🇷🗽✊🏾🇵🇷🗽

The receipts 🧾, footage, photos and videos are in the universal hip hop museum about to be upgraded to the new museum for the 50th Anniversary 🗽 🇺🇸🇵🇷🇯🇲🗽🇵🇷🇯🇲🇺🇸🗽

@@BoricuaNyc None of the receipts, footage and videos you're always babbling about refers to ricans as being co creators of Hip Hop 🤣

Their🇵🇷the reason breakdancing will be part of the Olympics Since y’all abandoned it 50-years-ago.

@@BoricuaNyc we dont care...it was played out then and its played out now

But y’all talking about it everyday on this channel 😂make it make sense

@@BoricuaNyc Make it make sense🤔... You know that's FBA slang right?? Damn you ppl couldn't stop mimicking us if y'all wanted too🤣

@@melanatedwarrior3530That’s NYC🗽slang and your an outsider saying your from Bronxdale which are Sotomayor projects🇵🇷🗽 for a big minute Your comments proves your from a segregated community

The Hot 97 float been in the Puerto Rican🇵🇷Parade for decadessss How old are you are you even from NYC🗽 Manyyyy rappers preform in the Puerto Rican parade. You spreading hate and lies just like Phase. Sad. Diddy did a video in the Puerto Rican day parade in the 90’s with Hurricane G. Black Rob(RIP) born and raised in Spanish Harlem🇵🇷🗽preformed his hit song “Woa” in the parade🇵🇷🗽

@@BoricuaNyc 💪💪💪💪💪

@@BoricuaNyc o.k

I’m sorry but people like you are why these desperate pathetic Rican’s are putting themselves in our culture. You don’t owe any of these anti black fence riders an explanation on why we gate keeping our culture. Stop being soft with these people

@@MrAngelroc🇵🇷🗽🇵🇷

We rocked that at 138 from Brook Avenue motherfuker Millbrook projects

Puerto Ricans came to NYC in 1940s. It's not Puerto Ricans born in pr that are looking to be recognized. It's one's born to NYC when we talk about Puerto Ricans. Specifically Nuyo Ricans

Lol Puerto ricans are born and raised in nyc

@@allaboutthatbass741 1940's? Lol... FBA had already created Gospel , Blues , Country ,Jazz , Doo wop , The traffic light , gas mask , and more. Rock music also 1944 Sister Rosetta Thorpe. BLACK PEOPLE that were enslaved in the U.S. BLACK People are not just in one area in this Country. You can go anywhere in the U.S. and you will see a FBA. The Black influence is in Genre of music. Just like the slang. Everybody keeps dropping the N word. And it's not a Black in sight. You do know every race has a derogatory name. I don't hear or see anybody using it because the Cool Kids (Blacks) aren't giving it the spice. Enough about the FBA. Tell me about what Puerto Ricans and Domicans have done in the 48. Other than help create Hip Hop. And Hate towards the BLack folks.

@@allaboutthatbass741 not speaking a lick of English, so how is it that we created this together? That would be an entire generation 😂

South Bronx is the birthplace of Hip-Hop, it comes to no surprise that the intermingling of Puerto Rican and West Indies along with Black styles are the main contributors to the basic Hip-Hop essence.Often, when people here Hip-Hop they associate it with only African-Americans. However, Hip-Hop is actually the combination of West Indian, Puerto Rican, Blacks of New York. Hip-Hop has always been open to a diverse audience, and thus is not limited to one specific group. DJing started in Jamaica, where the artist would mix and scratch music with repetitive phrases mixed it. In Jamaica, and in many area of the West Indies, music is used as important as politics. Music was used to express the voice of the citizens. Political parties themselves used the musics of DJs to represent their positions. As people from the West Indies moved into New York and specifically the Bronx, they began to incorporate their values of music as a form as expression. When the West Indians began to live with the Puerto Ricans and African Americans of the South Bronx, their art of music mixed in with the rapping and rhyming of the people living there. Hip-Hop began to include in general, Rapping, DJing, Graffiti and Break Dancing. DJ Kool Herc and other DJ from the West Indies, gaining popularity from their style of music, began to encourage the youth to get involved in the art of Hip-Hop. Soon some gangs began to focus their concentration on Hip-Hop rather than using violence to express their anger with the environment they were in. Afrika Bambaataa would find the Universal Zulu Movement, which was a gang that focused on Hip-Hop. What all the people involved in Hip-Hop do have in common is how the merge the struggles of every day life, and their environment into their various forms of art in a way that people facing similar difficulties can also relate. Hip-Hop then turns into a voice of all those New Yorkers, and even beyond, who are constantly trying to improve their lives in a difficult environment.For years, Puerto Ricans have been involved in the middle of the hip hop revolution throughout its history whether it was through breakdancing, djing, and eventually the MC's. One of the first DJ's to have come into prominence is DJ Charlie Chase of the Cold Crush Brothers.Hip hop refers to both a musical style/genre and a subculture originating in the 1970s out of the Bronx, New York. It has roots in African American, Jamaican American, and Latino American communities and was borne out of resistance to dominant mainstream, predominantly White U.S. culture.Several people were influential in creating hip hop. However, the most notable pioneers are DJ Kool Herc, Afrika Bambaataa, and Grandmaster Flash. These three innovators are known as the “Holy Trinity” of hip hop.

INACCURATE

The biggest bullshit I ever heard

Iono about all that but I respect y’all created hiphop

@@djstackademikzyou a joke the only good music on this earth is created by black ppl

​@djstackademikz you are probably dressed like a black male right now😂 you don't even have your own identity.

​@@djstackademikzYou don't know a lot shit

@@djstackademikzif you not FBA there’s no way possible you can speak on something that you been on the sidelines on smh 🤦🏿

Yo you got a link?

@@user-tp4jl4xt6w 1968 Pigmeat Markham - Here comes the Judge. Reply back... This is the format most of the pioneers used.

1968 Pigmeat Markham - Here comes the Judge Listen then you decide for yourself

He's no father. He's not even the stepson

@@randee4550 Dude you’re a crackhead babbling idiot. 😂😂

@@randee4550 please

@@christinagraham2915 please what

​​@randee4550 What exactly is being refuted with what is discussed on Michael Wayne TV, aka The Culture, Since '71? What exactly is incorrect, in as far as Black Americans from Bronxdale projects creating all elements of Hip Hop?

Mr Magic🇵🇷🗽

​@@BoricuaNycthe info on mr magic says he started in '79 thats way after the originals like Pete "Dj" Jones(who comes far far before mr magic) & also Disco King Mario

​@@blacksoul2410Pete DJ Jones started in 1977. And Mario is disco not hip hop😂😂😂

​@@100jenaboohe's not disco he's hiphop

@@LonnellRich his literally dj name is disco king Mario. I mean like really. I wonder what type of music a disco king would play.

No truth here. Just BULLSHIT.

Salsa comes from Africa 🤷🏾‍♀️

Salsa came from Harlem by way of Cuba. Mario bauza

Nope tether

No hip hop is part of Black American culture. Everyone who’s non black American are guests and need to be comfortable with that status. All you weirdos trying to latch onto our shit is over

@@adidas3s506 How is his honesty negative bs?

@@adidas3s506 that didn't answer MY question, you know? Me, the one that don't know he's been all over the place? What is he saying?

@@adidas3s506 what did he say that was negative though?

Y’all have the lowest population and y’all depopulating everyday with the black on black crimes. PLEASE STOP ✋🏾

Peace Brother

LMFAO

Real talk

The Hispanic would never say this nonsense during the 70’s, 80’s and 90’s

@@mansamusa2012 The Hispanic? We didn't need to. It's common knowledge.

@@mansamusa2012 Only y'all cornball niggaz, wanna remix shit, decades later.

Right

nothing!

May I kindly ask did you grow up in the Bronx in the seventies and eighties or anywhere in the five boroughs? I'm just kindly asking

@@nycopperwarrior9734 The Bronx wasn't just one isolated place for black people, black people grew up all over back in the seventies and eighties...May I kindly ask are you even a black person?

NOTHING!

Y’all not each other brother either the way y’all killing each other-Quavo RIP🌹TakeOff💐

@Urban Exegesis With Dr Derrick Colon Why do you continue to associate with this woman, I'm starting to think that you agree with her behavior. What does her comment have to do with a Hip Hop debate?

@@BoricuaNyc thats the problem everybody is in our business ...we need to look in on these 3th world countries and see what they are doing to each other

@@blackrevolutionary1819 love is a bitter baby mama of half fba lgbt criminal sons...dont pay her any mind...she love fba men

Rican’s 100% degraded break dancing. All that corny acrobatic shit got nothing to do with black American music. They can’t dance. It’s all documented

We love u tho Premooooo. And I still consider ya'll part of the ❤️‍🔥🖤💚

That make sense

However if how can you say you invented something that's made from shit that already existed? Talking instead of singing to music already existed, playing records to entertain people already existed

writing or drawing on walls already existed

acrobatic dance moves already existed

That's just like out West braids, khakis , bandanas already existed

💥💯💥

For lying 🤥. 🤔😂🤣

@@BoricuaNyc You're Entitled to your own beliefs.

@@BoricuaNyc Peace

@@brandonwilliams9400 💯💯

You have a great point. They called our culture hip hop (music) so they can slide in and take it over

The fact is a lot Latinos will claim,African when it's convenient, they'll claim native when it's convenient and they'll claim tiano when it's convenient,the reason is because as a group they haven't created anything.When Latinos came into existence everywhere was already here for thousands of years,just accept the facts that FBAs and the Africans allow you to enjoy their culture.

He never left his block. How would he know?

Tex DJ Hollywood🇵🇷was DJaying with King Mario🤴🏽 at the same time. Phase was a little boy 👦🏽 not even a TEEN🤣 Tex DJ Hollywood🇵🇷 is proof that Fat Joe been speaking facts on facts about the 5-Elements of hip hop culture🗽

@@randee4550 And that’s a fact. And he denies the PortoRocks🇵🇷that were in the Black spade ♠️ because he’s a hater

They didnt even add anything...he was being kind😔...we have to stop being so nice to others

@@randee4550 how do you know where I was at? You just hating because everything you came up with got squashed! You say thing's that make no sense! You don't know me because you wasn't there! Stop hatin!

No because many puerto ricans when they came to the states and nyc they did their best to assimilate. That's why many Puerto Ricans now don't even know how to speak Spanish. Also salsa is not our only dance or cultural influence. We also have a dance and style of music specifically puerto rican but it was created by Africans who came to Puerto Rico during the slave trade. The music and dance is called Bomba. It is Puerto Rican bit it is an African creation. Puerto Ricans as a people are a mix of 3 Taino (indigenous) African and European. The moves and beats in the music have some Spanish and some Taino elements but the majority of the beats and the instruments and the dance moves are African. Puerto Rican culture is a mix. Even in the food and some of the words are African infused. The history of Africans in puerto rico predates the plantations of the USA south. When the Spanish had nearly killed of the Taino people, they started to transport Africans as slaves to work sugar translations dating back to 1513. The Bomba culture was created by those slaves and natives as a way to communicate revolts and whatever else they didn't want the Spanish to know about. It was a musical code of communication. When you look at break dance circles at least to me it seems to hold elements in a way that was done with bomba. They had drummers playing drums that are African based. They play a standard beat. The dancers enter the circle and do the moves. Each move has a different message and meaning. they are they take turns back and forth showing their moves and speaking their messages through their moves. They also influenced what the drummer would play the beat. While that was an African creation on the island it was equally Puerto Rican because of the Africans and Taino lived in harmony. they were both going through the same oppressive treatment, not to mention taino are not white. Many came in very dark shades as well. The two cultures had more similarities than differences as well. The darker Puerto Ricans have had more of African influence in their lives. There were not just the white Puerto Ricans coming but those are always the ones in the mainstream because of anti blackness. Puerto Ricans in the city have been coming and living there though since the 40s and they even influenced jazz artists back then as well. Puerto Rico already had elements of all that stuff anyway due to the African diaspora

Research Boba music and the history of it. You will find that the instruments were not Latin. They were African and indigenous

Where was PS 100?

But Afro Puerto Rican 🇵🇷 and Afro Latinos we call each other morenos......

​@@Dominican1923there's no but

​@@Dominican1923Thise same afro Puerto Ricans were saying that's that moreno style. You know yall don't call yourselves black so let's not play those games. Yall are not the black community

What Hip-Hop crews, came out of Bronxdale?

Facts ! Bronxdale is true home of hip hop

@@lockvegas05 No it's not.

This is big facts. They ain't trying to hear u

And a Boricua🇵🇷🗽

@@BoricuaNyc Yes sir.

playing black music....and he joined a black gang...assimilated to black culture

It's interesting that Tex- Hollywood doesn't want to be interviewed. I guess he moved on to bigger and better things.

Minnesota Moneyboss... ok wow I gotta tell green eye about that... he got luv it

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Tariq can’t mention Disco king Mario🤴🏽without mentioning Tex DJ Hollywood🇵🇷because they were DJaying at the same time🗽✊🏾♠️🇵🇷🗽😂

@@BoricuaNyc Tex was the student. Mario was the teacher. Name one Puerto Rican record that was played at Mario's parties 😂😂

@@kas3583That's a question he cant answer. This is the same bullshit that's been going on for years. Other people always wanna steal from our culture. Then they'll get mad at us when we tell the truth that they're borrowing/stealing from our culture. 🤣🤣🤣

@@djhardcorproductions6132 Facts 😂

The truth is the receipts 🧾, footage, photos and videos in the hip hop museum in the BX🗽✊🏾🇵🇷🇯🇲🗽 He said she said ain’t no truth 😂🤣

@@BoricuaNyc Our music and cultural items been here and will always be here...1526 🇺🇸

Kool Herc created the “Merry Go Round” with Latin🥁and black beats🗽🇯🇲🇺🇸🇵🇷🗽

@@BoricuaNyc What is latin beats?R u crazy insane or just stupid

He didn't create the break dummy

Stop it. Listen to this man and quit being jealous and give us our flowers.

Meanwhile you wearing European wigs and weaves🤔🤣

They shouldn't have ever been let in the Gods & Earths in the first place smh

BIG facts

@@melanatedwarrior3530 correct

@@melanatedwarrior3530 that’s another argument lol we can make a. Case for but rightnow we need. To keep our foot on tbey necks about this THEM HELPING CREATED HIP HOP WHICH IS FALLSE

The divisiveness is unnecessary... That's exactly how we feel because the divisiveness isn't coming from us. Black Americans include everyone in our culture. For them to participate, rewrite history and take credit for something that they had nothing to do with. The way that fat Joe and the other PRs are doing now