17:54

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

49:52

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

39:56

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

52:41

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

01:21:52

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

43:57

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

38:04

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

03:33

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

33:14

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

03:07:11

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

01:31:17

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

01:58:42

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

01:12:58

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

01:08:12

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

05:45

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

04:53:04

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

14:07

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

08:05

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

25:05

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

23:00

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

24:51

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

27:13

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

54:09

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

01:04:44

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

30:31

@DrDerrickColon : "Griot/Sahelian" musical cluster is found in FBAs, not Carib/Latin/South America

01:02:31

@DrDerrickColon : Upper West African vs Lower West African music & how this impacted "Latin" music

01:00:28

@DrDerrickColon : Ratio of Upper West African vs Lower West African makes Felipe's take false!

31:10

@DrDerrickColon : FBA Jazz has its own (different) 'Clave'; Latins confused by "Swing" feel/concept

33:41

@DrDerrickColon :Same sequence of notes but with a different usage

28:10

Harlem Hell Fighters Band: REAL TRUTH on James Reese Europe & how Puerto Ricans got into the band!

09:40

To DrDerrickColon: Felipe=WRONG. FBA's were "rapping" before so-called "Latin Scat" singers existed

02:43

"Blues and HipHop are first cousins" (Featuring a TBB member lol)

59:03

To DrDerrickColon: Felipe's supposition on "Scatting" has no grounds in truth. See REAL TRUTH INSIDE

31:09

"Clave rhythm is Pan-African; it exists wherever Africans were enslaved. It's Afro-transatlantic"

06:18

THE LATIN BREAKDOWN. HIP HOPS LATINO CONNECTION (Dr Colon): Response Pt 3

38:30

Indigenous (continental) African music isn't "Funky"; the "Funk" had to be imported

01:13

Felipe Luciano "I grew up in a pentecostal church, it was like Orisha/Santeria" (Little did he know)

01:23:50

THE LATIN BREAKDOWN. HIP HOPS LATINO CONNECTION (Dr Colon): Response Pt 2

07:06

THE LATIN BREAKDOWN. HIP HOPS LATINO CONNECTION (Dr Colon): Response Pt 1

07:08

The hurdle for those who make false claims on Jazz music: Buddy Bolden and the Uptowners

23:54

When Joe Bataan met "Latin" gatekeeping

12:21

To the idiot @INKREDIBLE_HULK777 : FBA musicians in NYC circa 1910, pre-Harlem Hellfighters

23:01

Refresher: The FBA roots & foundations of "Rock" music

01:06

To DrDerrickColon & randee4550: Time to hold another L on that, "roots of Rocking" debate!

03:29

From Buck Dance to Lindy Hop: The FBA Jazz vernacular dance roots of Bboying/Floor rocking!

04:05

To Dr. Colon: A response to graffiti portion of UPDATED HIP HOP DOCUMENTARY ORIGINS & ELEMENTS

04:59

FBA NYC (and its nation wide influence) culture: The Swing era, Savoy Ballroom and the LindyHop

08:33

Dr Colon and Randee: It's time to put your bogus 'Latin Breakdown' theory on bboy music to test!!!

01:12

To Dr Colon: On the so-called "Latin Descargas" or "Go-offs" at the Palladium (Mambo era)

07:33

To Dr Colon: Debunking his Cowbell (as an instrument) lies

01:21:31

Response to @KINGKOOKOS : No, Puerto Ricans were not in NYC before FBAs!

19:12

Ken Swift (RSC bboy) warned yall about BBoying being a dance and not a "Sport" for the Olympics lol!

01:02

Amigo Rock (2nd gen Rocker, then bboy): Talks Rocking Manhattan vs BK & first time he saw Bboying

04:21

Frosty Freeze (Rock Steady Crew bboy): Talks his history in the culture and his bboy influences

04:11

Trac2/Dr Colon lying again?: 1st gen Rock dancer (Bk) says late 1960s origin of the dance is FALSE!

01:16

Papo Rojas, did you ever figure out the answer to the question you and Enoch were asked?

33:31

Jazz/Tap steps & moves (1800-1950) later became R&B/Soul/Funk steps & moves (1950-1970s)

59:26

The impact and lasting influence from the black tap dancers of 1920s/1930s, Vaudeville/Broadway

01:29

FBA Roots of the Bboy: The Jazz Split

16:03

Jazz drumkit influence on the Timbales; FBA Jazz drumming influence on Tito Puente's drumming style