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The Early Years of Hip-Hop (feat. Questlove & Method Man) - Drunk History 

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@keithmckellar9913
@keithmckellar9913 4 года назад
so a Black mom yelling at her son is what started scratching, with the amount of times my mom yelled at me i can believe it lol
@brohan914
@brohan914 4 года назад
Lol black women coming through in the clutch, as usual!
@wealldead
@wealldead 4 года назад
Lmao don’t take drunk history as real history
@Zoodie234
@Zoodie234 4 года назад
Ppl watch a video and thinks "Wow this must be real"
@jerseydevils9686
@jerseydevils9686 4 года назад
We all Dead The irony is thats about the only part that is real history.
@jerseydevils9686
@jerseydevils9686 4 года назад
Zoodie Theodore himself recounts it the same way
@ChickFixUSA
@ChickFixUSA 4 года назад
I've never seen a drunk history with two dudes who can handle their liquor as well as Questlove and Colton. They didn't even spill their drinks. Kudos to you my friends.
@christophertracy7492
@christophertracy7492 4 года назад
Pros. 🤣
@ChickFixUSA
@ChickFixUSA 4 года назад
@@Threaopolieze well it does seem sometimes that the narrated part is a lot more lucid than the cutaways to the couch part. As of they went back and redid the voice over later to make it more clear. But sometimes those folks seem pretty legit drunk off their asses. Especially in earlier episodes.
@christopherayettey4390
@christopherayettey4390 4 года назад
Is the intoxication bit real?.. or a bit of acting involved
@ChickFixUSA
@ChickFixUSA 4 года назад
@@christopherayettey4390 I think maybe it depends on which person is doing the narrating.
@ChickFixUSA
@ChickFixUSA 4 года назад
@@christopherayettey4390 my guess is that they film it twice: once while they are sober (or at least relatively sober), and then again when they're trashed, and then cut them together. Often you'll see the narrator slurring their words, slinging their drinks, or even falling on the floor... and then they cut back to the actual story and suddenly they're lucid again.
@blingkong5036
@blingkong5036 4 года назад
Kool Herc played by Ice Cube Jr...we've come a long way
@TheBigmobe
@TheBigmobe 4 года назад
that is understated comment
@InIversal
@InIversal 4 года назад
The circle of life, my guy...
@albenmurcia4716
@albenmurcia4716 4 года назад
I believe his name is crushed iced
@tmorelli1982
@tmorelli1982 4 года назад
He looks so much as like his old man at that age it's unreal
@cosmoscoach4698
@cosmoscoach4698 4 года назад
Real talk. And they said it was just a "fad"...
@Terry-wo1xh
@Terry-wo1xh 4 года назад
I’m laughing at ice cube son playing a Jamaican with a cowboy hat on 😂😂😂
@RealDealy
@RealDealy 3 года назад
Thats how he dressed
@yameenallworld8692
@yameenallworld8692 3 года назад
Jamaicans were influenced by country music heavily because they could only get Texas radio stations Wayback in the day.
@RealDealy
@RealDealy 3 года назад
@@yameenallworld8692 I don’t know about that. I know they used to get Florida radio stations which is why they started toasting, they were emulating American radio personalities I also know they loved watching westerns which is why they would call their gangs “posses”. I would bet that is where the love of county music came from as well
@garveybirhan3297
@garveybirhan3297 3 года назад
@@RealDealy wrong
@natty.roots.423
@natty.roots.423 3 года назад
@@yameenallworld8692 Miami, Cuban, New Orleans radio station's also.
@ctsean
@ctsean 4 года назад
I would take a music history college course if Questlove taught it.
@ncg89
@ncg89 3 года назад
He actually came to speak at my college once!
@slimbeaux-slice8339
@slimbeaux-slice8339 2 года назад
9th Wonder taught at my college.
@zenriley2351
@zenriley2351 2 года назад
Most definitely. I enjoy listening to and watching The Roots
@Toywins
@Toywins 2 года назад
He's been a prof, and so had the Rza from Wu Tang clan!
@LuluAthil
@LuluAthil 2 года назад
Didn't Questlove have something on Masterclass?
@BucklingSwashes
@BucklingSwashes 4 года назад
Guys, we need Hulu or Netflix to pick this up IMMEDIATELY. Save Drunk History!
@BucklingSwashes
@BucklingSwashes 4 года назад
@Tony Fetuccini It was canceled by Comedy Central. I commented because I'm hoping Hulu or someone else will keep it going.
@SadBoy-og7ei
@SadBoy-og7ei 4 года назад
You can just go watch The Get Down on NETFLIX
@judahwilliams9491
@judahwilliams9491 4 года назад
@@SadBoy-og7ei that got cancelled too
@meemeejg8552
@meemeejg8552 2 года назад
Agreed
@tezzingtonsir28
@tezzingtonsir28 4 года назад
Thank you black America for creating hiphop. Literally saved my life!! Thank you Hiphop!!
@reginaldbrownmusic8356
@reginaldbrownmusic8356 3 года назад
ANYTIME !!! WAIT..4 THE NEXT EPISODE !
@mackavelly
@mackavelly 3 года назад
you have an immensely brittle spirit if music saved your life
@oneshoe7146
@oneshoe7146 3 года назад
@Tezzington Sir AMEN 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽💖🇺🇸💖
@JK360noscope
@JK360noscope 2 года назад
@@mackavelly "bet you won't do it again"
@snowangel7635
@snowangel7635 2 года назад
@@mackavelly someone has little brain
@sugarcaneplain2097
@sugarcaneplain2097 4 года назад
🤣😂 I must say scratching is one of the greatest accidental creation along with potato chips and tacos lol 🤣🤣🤣
@feleciaclemons5074
@feleciaclemons5074 3 года назад
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@Alvinobeat27
@Alvinobeat27 3 года назад
I hate myself for ruining the joke but tacos are like ancient old and cool Herc was just doing what Jamaican DJ's were doing since the 60's 😅
@nadiaddis1145
@nadiaddis1145 Год назад
And also Corn Flakes!!
@gibsonraymonda
@gibsonraymonda 11 месяцев назад
Didn’t really become ubiquitous till after Herbie Hancock’s “Rockit” in ‘83 though.
@nohabloemojislosiento4930
@nohabloemojislosiento4930 4 года назад
One of the great pleasures in life is randomly seeing Jaleel White appear in TV shows.
@jhezzy
@jhezzy 4 года назад
He's so talented!
@kingsaintides7227
@kingsaintides7227 4 года назад
Yeah man
@SiyabongaAfrica
@SiyabongaAfrica 4 года назад
He also plays Bass Reeves in a Drunk History skit. If you haven't seen it, it's really good.
@jaleelbailey4190
@jaleelbailey4190 4 года назад
Had a heart attack when I saw a name as uncommon and mine
@clicheguevara5282
@clicheguevara5282 3 года назад
Grandmaster Urkel finna spit these bars for Laura and drop the mic.
@darkcontinentschild2962
@darkcontinentschild2962 4 года назад
Drunk History, plus I saw Method Man in the thumbnail... It’s quite simple.
@B_Chasnika
@B_Chasnika 4 года назад
You single?
@christopherayettey4390
@christopherayettey4390 4 года назад
@@B_Chasnika damn homie lol
@aychbhomas6608
@aychbhomas6608 4 года назад
Same
@AudioGAWD
@AudioGAWD 4 года назад
Exactly!!!
@AudioGAWD
@AudioGAWD 4 года назад
@@christopherayettey4390 When you see your shot ..
@alancampos5990
@alancampos5990 4 года назад
As a true lover of Hip Hop, this hit me hard on some emotional level. This has to become a little series just about Hip Hop. The story telling is great, we just need to touch upon the rest of the pillars of this great art. This history needs to be preserved for future generations. And I do ask for any other lovers of Hip Hop, take a trip to New York after some research, and really take in where this music originated from. The melting pot of what this art is with the combination of other genres is what made Hip Hop. I’ll never take for granted how all this makes me feel. Much love🙏
@GaryTisdaleFungkSta1
@GaryTisdaleFungkSta1 4 года назад
Joe aka: Flash went to Samuel Gompers Technical High School and if I remember he was majoring in electronics, which is why he knew what he was doing
@Redmenace96
@Redmenace96 4 года назад
Drunk History = embellishment. He knew what he was doing.
@larsspargur97
@larsspargur97 3 года назад
I didn’t hear anything about him majoring in school for it but Flash said himself that he was always taking apart electronics he had around the house and bringing in abandoned car radios and stuff to take them apart and learn how they work.
@GaryTisdaleFungkSta1
@GaryTisdaleFungkSta1 3 года назад
@@larsspargur97 I grew up with Joe, that's why I knew he went to Gompers along with my brother and that's a vocational school for electronics, or working in the electrical field He used to live in Throgg's Neck before moving to the South Bronx
@skippylearn
@skippylearn 3 года назад
to bad Brother Flash didn't have the foresight to paten it!!
@mrajraz
@mrajraz 4 года назад
“whatchu know about ta’s and ti ti ta’s?” lmaooo
@roseking8555
@roseking8555 4 года назад
1:53. Ice cube JR doing the smooth criminal Michael Jackson lean!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😂
@francoisobasi1310
@francoisobasi1310 3 года назад
I moved to the Bronx as a child in 1976. Glad to say I was a witness to the growth of Hip Hop. Those were the days.
@aaronflowers8881
@aaronflowers8881 Год назад
What was it like?!
@francoisobasi1310
@francoisobasi1310 Год назад
@Aaron Flowers Amazing. Everyone was trying to Rap, parties everywhere. Break dancing , Roller Skating. Block parties.
@aaronflowers8881
@aaronflowers8881 Год назад
@@francoisobasi1310 Sounds like fun.
@edub9930
@edub9930 11 месяцев назад
​@@francoisobasi1310damn wish i was there. Mustve been some crazy a** times
@francoisobasi1310
@francoisobasi1310 11 месяцев назад
@edub9930 Of course I didn't know at the time it was the beginning of all this, but there was so much going on. Music, dance, clothes. The culture was crazy. Wish I could go back in time with a GoPro.
@bluebutterflywellness2273
@bluebutterflywellness2273 9 месяцев назад
I LOVE THIS! Born and raised in The Bronx, it's so weird how you are literally part of the the invisible cast in all this unfolding history but not even know the specific details because it was just 'life'-- going to jams and partying with people who were at the time our performing peers, but now are true and legitimate icons. AMAZING!
@Mr.Lubbox-Lobsterlegz1
@Mr.Lubbox-Lobsterlegz1 3 года назад
The Grand Wizzard Theodore story part with his mom is my favorite part, legendary like a real history listen
@stringer2295
@stringer2295 4 года назад
“I just invented scratching” 🤣🤣🤣
@diegoblanco5199
@diegoblanco5199 4 года назад
Grand Master K listening to his rhymes in rappers delight: "did I do that?"
@DABIGDAWG001
@DABIGDAWG001 3 года назад
That ta-tI-ti-ta took me all the way back to music class in school! 🤣🤣
@aaronburratwood.6957
@aaronburratwood.6957 4 года назад
This is my favorite drunk history of all time. So great on many levels.
@caveatlector1591
@caveatlector1591 4 года назад
Arsinoe: "yo, I know I'm 11 but peep this" Theodore: "I'm 12 yrs old but if it kills me..." SAME energy.
@neomanthatisemosenki3845
@neomanthatisemosenki3845 4 года назад
caveat lector: undarrated comment 🔥
@Kinobambino
@Kinobambino 4 года назад
Who
@braidedgirl757
@braidedgirl757 4 года назад
Facts
@lucasreeserlarkin8996
@lucasreeserlarkin8996 3 года назад
caveat lector: 🌲👀🌲
@kaizenkltr
@kaizenkltr 4 года назад
her face like she hearing the most beautiful bars of all time lol
@ryansizemore5064
@ryansizemore5064 4 года назад
9:30 Best acting ever.
@vonsuthoff
@vonsuthoff 4 года назад
Loved it!!! I was laughing like cRaZy!!! Spot on!
@maz8891
@maz8891 4 года назад
THIS IS AMAZING!!! I wish Comedy Central would give them another season. Super cool and informative sketches. Too bad to see them go.
@thinkquickly6279
@thinkquickly6279 4 года назад
Sylvia was the first nasty girl of her time. Her record was called pillow talk. That's why the big rappers wouldn't hook up with her. They weren't into a women exploitation back then. She ripped those boys off, it was ugly. Her son Joey got a brand new Cadillac. I was in his driveway a week after he got it. My guitarist "Tate" took me to the house. Hank was still working at McDonald's on main drag in Englewood,NJ. Palisades Avenue. The studio was blocks away. My band had recorded in that studio and thanks to "Sir Roland Hanna", famus jazz pianist we were able to get on Master back. Great to be alive back then new music new electronic devices coming. Good Sh*t , Blood Sweat n Tears.
@aisongpool
@aisongpool 4 года назад
At first read I thought you were T.K Kirkland. lol
@thinkquickly6279
@thinkquickly6279 4 года назад
@@aisongpoolLol, I wish. Never got that famous. Know of him, never meet him.
@michaelphillips2526
@michaelphillips2526 4 года назад
Was that where rudy van gelder made all that magic?
@thinkquickly6279
@thinkquickly6279 4 года назад
@@michaelphillips2526No, not at this studio. Small tyme. Rapper's Delight done on 8-track reel-to-reel . They just moved up to new 16-track when I got there. Mix of Ampeg and MCI Equip. Bad carma, corruption. When the s*** hit the fan the studio collapsed. Then a developer bought six square blocks and bulldozed everything.
@thinkquickly6279
@thinkquickly6279 4 года назад
I knew Dizzy Gillespie and his Protege Jon Faddis , I'm pretty sure Dizzy workd with Van gelder. I always wanted to meet Phil Spector before he nutted up. Never met Clive Davis so I don't know what happened between him and Whitney.
@milesrazek6025
@milesrazek6025 4 года назад
i can't believe "break dancing" never clicked until now
@justinbartee7997
@justinbartee7997 4 года назад
Clicked for me when I read this comment. 🤣
@Kinobambino
@Kinobambino 4 года назад
YOU MADE IT CLICK 4 ME!!!!
@Kinobambino
@Kinobambino 4 года назад
18 years of my life I never kneeeew
@jalenashley3909
@jalenashley3909 4 года назад
OHHHHHHHHH🤯🤯🤯🤯
@Redmenace96
@Redmenace96 4 года назад
I'm with you! Seen it, been there, but I just said, "dancing" and never put 2 + 2 together.
@sisilessthan3
@sisilessthan3 4 года назад
remember when questlove called lin manuel while he was doing his hamilton drunk history? he was so excited now hes doing one too!
@maggiereeves840
@maggiereeves840 4 года назад
I was born 1981 but I love the 70s. My sister and mom witnessed that part of life. I wish I would have been alive in those days.
@fanoftheclassics5720
@fanoftheclassics5720 4 года назад
"Thanks Sylvia Robinson for mainstream hip hop"
@batteriesnotincluded4715
@batteriesnotincluded4715 4 года назад
Along with cheating & robbing your artists.🙄 --Thaaaaaanx Robinson Family!
@peacheskong2245
@peacheskong2245 4 года назад
This was so cool. I wonder what happened to her after the suing part tho
@larrytan73
@larrytan73 4 года назад
@@batteriesnotincluded4715 THE BEST COMMENTS ! DEEP! THE REAL TRUTH
@GaryTisdaleFungkSta1
@GaryTisdaleFungkSta1 4 года назад
@@peacheskong2245 She put out more groups and made money, singer Angie Stone comes from her female rap group Sequence
@karma92sims14
@karma92sims14 3 года назад
Sylvia Robison is a treasure ab should be appreciated an respected.
@smeqwack7337
@smeqwack7337 3 года назад
is really interesting how both hip-hop and house music both have very similar beginnings. both started with soul/disco breakdowns, and they both started in the hoods of america, just in diffrent cities
@roarkkeepitunderaminutejef8773
@roarkkeepitunderaminutejef8773 4 года назад
My mom bought that album around the same time we are going to The Rocky Horror Picture Show up and quite a diverse family. Everything everyday all the time awesome awesome job thank you Drunk History you're awesome
@bonGxkaVe
@bonGxkaVe 4 года назад
Wait, so the first recorded rap song had a ghost writer? So that means ghost writers was involve in hip hop since day one.
@kadive25nyc
@kadive25nyc 4 года назад
Yup but not into MCing came around
@kevthepoet
@kevthepoet 4 года назад
Yes, but you still can't put Drake in a top ten list, no copping pleas. Big Bank Hank ain't on no list either.
@tics1279
@tics1279 4 года назад
But the problem is Caz didn't give him those rhymes, he stole them.
@GaryTisdaleFungkSta1
@GaryTisdaleFungkSta1 4 года назад
Was not the first recorded Rap song, maybe the first to go international but not the first on wax. Don't take too much stock in the media's version of History cuz it's just that His Story!!!
@bonGxkaVe
@bonGxkaVe 4 года назад
@@kevthepoet naw I don't approve of ghost writing or biting, just never dive into hip hop history all like that, first time hearing one of sugarhill gang was spitting out of someone else notebook.
@elbonnybar
@elbonnybar 4 года назад
the fact that Questlove is the one giving us the story makes it more hilarious.
@GoodJuju420
@GoodJuju420 4 года назад
DJ Kool Herc’s father owned a great sound system in Jamaica. Dub from Jamaica and the great sound engineers don’t get enough credit in how much they influenced hip hop
@GoodJuju420
@GoodJuju420 3 года назад
@RealTalk his name was Keith Campbell. I didn’t say he did per se, I’m saying reggae dub and the sound engineers influenced hip-hop more than what’s given credit for usually. The sampling, bass lines, and MC’ing in particular.
@GoodJuju420
@GoodJuju420 3 года назад
@RealTalk I forgot about that. I appreciate the clarification and re-education brother.
@redriver6541
@redriver6541 4 года назад
This is the ish.... I'm so damn glad I was around to see this music form take off..... It had me hooked from the first time I heard it....to this day.
@angiee5446
@angiee5446 9 месяцев назад
I remember being at Atlanta Nights and just watching Frank Ski scratch, it was such artistry and amazing. Watching the transitions he performed with flawless ease was amazing.
@adondoddamon
@adondoddamon 4 года назад
I'm glad, they acknowledged it's Jamaican origin.
@adondoddamon
@adondoddamon 4 года назад
@Jemal Rankin Do you know where the sound system came from?
@Kinobambino
@Kinobambino 4 года назад
@Jemal Rankin lol
@jerseydevils9686
@jerseydevils9686 4 года назад
conway walcolm I’ll leave the “Hip Hop origins” debate alone bcus anyone who knows what they’re talking about knows Jamaica has nothing to do with the roots.... But are you seriously trying to say sound system equipment comes from Jamaica? Lol. Even though Jamaican DeeJays used to come to the states for equipment? You do know there was a Juke Joint/“sound system” culture in the south right? And if caribbeans are the reason they existed in NYC Dj culture, whats the reason for it existing in the midwest with no caribbeans around?
@adondoddamon
@adondoddamon 4 года назад
@@jerseydevils9686 This statement doesn't sound right to me it's as if your saying I couldn't invent something because I didn't make the equipment. As if your saying I couldn't invent a new supercomputer because circuit boards weren't made in Spain. 😑 Plus these sound systems were hand made by carpenters and sound engineers and put in the streets to play music. Obviously Kool Herc soaked this up and then added his own spin to it. Do you think he would've brought this to NY if he hadn't witnessed it in JA first?
@jerseydevils9686
@jerseydevils9686 4 года назад
conway walcolm My point is that the equipment/concept wasnt invented in Jamaica so idk how you think a culture of big speakers/amps blasting music was at any point exclusive to Jamaica. And im telling you it was being done in parts of the states where there were no caribbeans or knowledge of JA sound systems Yes many built them from scratch and many bought ready made equipment. Youre stating Herc “soaked it up” with certainty when its just conjecture. You dont know that. He was a kid when he left JA and has said so himself his set was based more on Disco Dj sets...Djs before him who werent Jamaican and played the same genres he did.
@quintina4799
@quintina4799 2 года назад
I'm 52. I love hip hop. Tears flow when I hear these stories..
@jerrygraves6531
@jerrygraves6531 Год назад
It's a lie told by tethers like yourself 😅
@aisha02a
@aisha02a 4 года назад
omg the kid NAILED that mumble at 4:40 HAHAHA
@micmac1121
@micmac1121 3 года назад
Love this story and I love that Doug Wimbish, bass player for "Living Colour" dropped the bass lines for the original Sugar Hill Gang. One of the world's best bass players! He turned down The Rolling Stones to play what he wanted to play as an artist. Stories from this crew span out like spider web tentacles of talent
@JahRandom
@JahRandom 4 года назад
Man...young O'shea killed it as Herc. But hey, what else would one expect from such a talented young man!!?
@tylerhackner9731
@tylerhackner9731 4 года назад
Can’t wait til they get to the Golden Age of Hip Hop
@tempest6840
@tempest6840 4 года назад
Biggie Smalls
@johnwerner69
@johnwerner69 4 года назад
Well that really depends on what you think the golden age was or is
@camokazi1313
@camokazi1313 4 года назад
Looooong gone.
@christopherayettey4390
@christopherayettey4390 4 года назад
What's the golden age?
@shizukagozen777
@shizukagozen777 4 года назад
Is that a Berserk reference ? 😮
@everbornnjackson
@everbornnjackson 4 года назад
I thank everyone involved in this. EVERYONE. THANK YOU.
@vladfisun7412
@vladfisun7412 Год назад
celebrating 50! congratulations, y'all!
@bern9642
@bern9642 4 года назад
More people need to talk about hip hop's contribution to DJing, dance music (including house music) & the way all modern music is made.
@blackmoon9793
@blackmoon9793 4 года назад
Fun fact: Derek's girlfriend is Questlove's assistant. I love it when DH keeps it in the family 🧡
@g..._anthony27
@g..._anthony27 2 года назад
🍪🍪🍪🍪
@colormebrownskined4131
@colormebrownskined4131 4 года назад
10:04 was that Jaleel White? Man, they have everybody on here.
@marioboyd557
@marioboyd557 4 года назад
Yes💪🏿
@colormebrownskined4131
@colormebrownskined4131 4 года назад
mario boyd ✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
@braidedgirl757
@braidedgirl757 4 года назад
This was everything I need in my life...Drunk History is a National Treasure
@bunkerarchie6881
@bunkerarchie6881 4 года назад
Is that O’Shea jackson jr.
@aaronvivar52
@aaronvivar52 4 года назад
I think so
@mAr1b3lAn0vA
@mAr1b3lAn0vA 4 года назад
Yes it is
@Logojones1
@Logojones1 4 года назад
Yes it was! Im sure I saw Jaleel White (Steve Urkel ) too
@bluu_ice6554
@bluu_ice6554 4 года назад
Nah that's lil baby
@onie4024
@onie4024 4 года назад
Yup...pretty decent.
@Whatinthefdoyouwant
@Whatinthefdoyouwant 3 года назад
My mind is literally blown and the idea of someone taking a sound and turning it into a different wave and sound. Is like math works but learning your own style hits me
@johnvaladez133
@johnvaladez133 3 года назад
Wow love how they contributed to each other and made it happen. This episode is dope. Keep me coming.
@johnhernandez9396
@johnhernandez9396 3 года назад
Thanx... as a teenager during this time for the memories,concerts and countless people who shared the hip-hop beat!
@same3125
@same3125 4 года назад
Questlove, Method Man, Colton & Ice Cube Jr in one vid. This is amazing
@gowmitch069
@gowmitch069 4 года назад
And Miles brown
@punkyagogo
@punkyagogo 3 года назад
Jaleel White too
@jhezzy
@jhezzy 4 года назад
Regarding QuestLove, genius having him participate as narrator. Regarding Colton, nothing makes me happier than a happy drunk! Great episode!
@tosborne2012
@tosborne2012 3 года назад
Yo….. I thought Colton was Uncle Phil “REINCARNATED” for 3 seconds 😱
@raulherrera7523
@raulherrera7523 4 года назад
Ron Funches as Kool Herc is awesome
@johnwerner69
@johnwerner69 4 года назад
I literally just checked the comments to see if that was Ron
@AnnoyingAsianWitch
@AnnoyingAsianWitch 4 года назад
King Shark is a shark
@justingarrett2239
@justingarrett2239 4 года назад
Lol I love the cast in this video!
@th3r0d
@th3r0d 11 месяцев назад
Questlove such a big dude, and Colton just smashed that Ja-mo. Great episode, so glad this took off
@allisonbraswell1541
@allisonbraswell1541 2 года назад
Definitely got misty eyed during the quest love segment. Hip hops origins are so monumental. I remember making it a point to memorize Rapper's Delight when I was like 6 bc my uncle was stuck back in time lol
@ZOWO3000
@ZOWO3000 3 года назад
41 yo I never touched a turntable or my dad’s record player. But the cassette changed my life
@alwaysv
@alwaysv 3 года назад
We need more of these hip hop episodes. The random cameos was sweet! The 2 teddy bear hosts:) loved this!!!!
@somekid7
@somekid7 4 года назад
This was cool, but they gotta talk about bboying/breakdancing and tagging/graffiti cause they only covered 2 out of the 4 pillars of hip-hop. We gotta hear Questlove talk about the story of Afrika Bambaataa and how hip-hop was meant to uplift the youth and gradually get em outta gang culture. Even up here in Minnesota in the early 2000s we had a lot of Asian gangbangers (mostly Hmong kids of refugees from the Vietnam war who were stuck in the ghetto) but bboying got a lot of them away from that lifestyle. Same happened with the Asians in California. That's why Asians dominated that show America's Best Dance Crew. Filipinos in Cali had crazy gangs like Sathanas in the 90s, but then we got The Jabbawockeez.
@okaytony1540
@okaytony1540 4 года назад
Unfortunately there's more to the Afrika Bambaataa story than that...
@fedoramcclaren4294
@fedoramcclaren4294 3 года назад
@@okaytony1540 I'm glad you said it, because...
@oddanderson9131
@oddanderson9131 2 года назад
Yeah didn’t he do some terrible things
@renneverscared
@renneverscared 2 года назад
@@oddanderson9131 he sexually abused a minor
@modifiedcontent
@modifiedcontent 4 года назад
We need a Sylvia Robinson biopic, from Love Is Strange up to The Message
@ndabenhleshazi6539
@ndabenhleshazi6539 4 года назад
This type of storytelling should be a series or movies
@AnthologyOfDave
@AnthologyOfDave 3 года назад
I'm just a dude from Alabama but I've meet Kool Herc, GM Flash, and Africa Bambaataa. And Questlove. So, I can die happy.
@karenbrown4524
@karenbrown4524 4 года назад
Nothing makes me laugh like *Drunk History.*
@sugarcaneplain2097
@sugarcaneplain2097 4 года назад
I've been in love with this show for years ✊🏾🦄✨
@mettlehed76
@mettlehed76 4 года назад
Both educational, and entertaining story-telling. Love the "Batman" (1988) 'Wait'll they getta load of Me' (uttered by The Joker of course) reference. Bam!
@ronnieferguson9337
@ronnieferguson9337 4 года назад
Drunk history is EVERYTHING! This one is right up there with the one with Paget Brewster and Tiffany Haddish, and that’s my favorite episode!
@BenAnthonyRones
@BenAnthonyRones Год назад
Happy 50th Hip-Hop!!!
@samyg2020
@samyg2020 4 года назад
Yo am I drunk too or am I really seeing young Uncle Phil tell me the story of Rappers Delight?!
@africanchild4525
@africanchild4525 4 года назад
True. When I saw that guy for the first time I had to google him to make sure he was uncle Phill's son but sadly he wasn't bit that guy could lie to anyone he is uncle Phill's son and people could accept it without questioning. haha
@mfasiscrackbeats3543
@mfasiscrackbeats3543 4 года назад
he said, ‘ta ta ti ti ta’..,😳🤯😑🤘🏾you’ve gotta know about recordings to understand that. and THAT’S history.
@prototypesha
@prototypesha 4 года назад
Can you explain it please?
@65Zim
@65Zim 9 месяцев назад
Grandmaster flash wasn’t just tinkering he was a certified Electrician
@mjsz7428
@mjsz7428 4 года назад
Mumble fan be like: tf they talkin abt???
@kabubagachugu7729
@kabubagachugu7729 4 года назад
😂😂I choked on my blunt man
@kristopherevans6283
@kristopherevans6283 4 года назад
HAHAHA!
@CJBenjamin3000
@CJBenjamin3000 4 года назад
They used to write words on paper and make them rhyme? And, have it make sense?!?! This is crazy! 😂😂😂
@shemarbrown2523
@shemarbrown2523 Год назад
Big ups to Kool Herc🙌💯🇯🇲🇯🇲
@cherwalker9887
@cherwalker9887 4 года назад
Best drunk history Ever!
@imnotbookedterry2457
@imnotbookedterry2457 Год назад
The fact they didn't mention Grandmaster Flowers makes all of this null and void
@sgtbrownty
@sgtbrownty 3 года назад
Man the albums that I've scratched up while discovering scratching 🥺🎧🎛🎤💿
@americanamusica13
@americanamusica13 3 года назад
“Yes yes y’all..to the beat y’all!” Always gets me when that lady in “80 blocks from tiffanies” gets on the mic and says that.
@blackheartblasian
@blackheartblasian 4 года назад
Drunk history, stays with the HEAT 🔥
@SentaAerger
@SentaAerger 4 года назад
that kid who plays theodore is ridiculously good
@IamNOTaExpert
@IamNOTaExpert 3 года назад
Thus a new word was born to describe whack MCs who steal another artist style and lyrics "Bittin". Much respect for the accuracy of this video "WORD" ✊🏿
@Plum-dum
@Plum-dum 4 года назад
This was awesome! Thank you Questlove
@barbaralivingston8593
@barbaralivingston8593 4 года назад
Theodore is a legend.
@v01c3
@v01c3 4 года назад
This needs to be a spin-off for sure
@topnotchagencyja9051
@topnotchagencyja9051 4 года назад
This one was awesome😂
@anamkarajoy
@anamkarajoy Месяц назад
7:07 Bonding with Derek and Questlove over memories of _ta ta ti ti ta, ti ti ta ti ti ta, rest._ Pretty sure I thought that was something that my elementary music teacher made up herself. 😅❤😂
@georginarichardson6570
@georginarichardson6570 4 года назад
This was so good. Imma miss Drunk History.
@texasgirl75
@texasgirl75 4 года назад
MANNNN!!! When he said...'TA TA TI TI TA....REST...' with that little clap I laughed so hard. :)
@YoshiXO
@YoshiXO 4 года назад
METHOD MAN 🥵🔥
@alexischang8941
@alexischang8941 5 месяцев назад
genuinely this was the most informative video on hip hop ive watched yet
@mayena
@mayena 3 года назад
0:24-2:01 Clive Campbell/'Kool Herc' immigrated from Kingston, Jamaica in 1965 to Sedgwick Houses, Morris Heights (New York, NY) with his whole family not on his own. One of the earlier pioneers of rapping, with many claim, was Jacko Robinson (8/3/1918-15/7/2000) and the gospel singers, popularity from the 1940s-1950s, The Jubalaires.
@TopHour
@TopHour 2 года назад
As a kid at that
@mayena
@mayena 2 года назад
@@TopHour Kool Herc was only 12 when he immigrated.
@beezus55
@beezus55 3 года назад
"Just play the 16 measures over and over"... You know cats was like What?! Love it ✊🏾
@chriskigen
@chriskigen 4 года назад
Ice cube jr is the best part of this.
@greenbergp
@greenbergp 2 года назад
I grew up next door to the Robinsons in Englewood, nice hearing the story. They always had the coolest toys.
@harleygrimm9421
@harleygrimm9421 3 года назад
QuestLove is the best!! He needs a show ,I can watch him all day talk about music!!
@cici7333
@cici7333 4 года назад
This is such a cool Drunk History episode/s. It's so informative and entertaining. I love it!
@yacobz
@yacobz 4 года назад
Sees drunk history thumbnail with black folks in it, Me: Yes! Finally some historical representation! Thumbnail: The History of Hip Hop
@courtneyclark286
@courtneyclark286 3 года назад
Gotta start somewhere I suppose
@richardosbourne3346
@richardosbourne3346 4 года назад
I could watch this style of storytelling for hours on end
@minshawnstiff
@minshawnstiff 4 года назад
Djing Kept me out of trouble during high school and in the marines. I love being a dj
@thinkquickly6279
@thinkquickly6279 4 года назад
Exactly , Me too. Now it's time to bring all components together at one time. 12 piece band with a horn section, lead singer with background vocals, DJ mixing and scratching, the rapper interjecting his knowledge. The music must evolve.
@darmakarma102
@darmakarma102 3 года назад
my fav. ep. - I also remember singing this on the bus home from basketball practice/games in junior high.
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