I love hip hop and rap music

>I love hip hop and rap music

>Doesn't even know who Kool Herc is.
>Doesn't know what turntablism even is.


Mumble rap fans in a nutshell.

The best way to let everyone know you know nothing about hip hop is wearing a shirt that says 'Weezy' or some stupid shit on it.

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>wearing a shirt that says 'Weezy'
>2017

nice try

Normie detected.

If it's pre-1985, the vast majority of rap/hip hop fans won't have a clue.

Not true.

It depends on how much of a die hard fan you are.

DJ Qbert has lots of old records from guys such as mantronix and so do a lot of the most famous and dedicated turntablists.

If you believe in the elements of true hip-hop, it's essentially street art & doesn't exist anymore

What do you mean?

why do you hate people who don't know about early hip-hop when most "die hard hip-hop" neglect entire other genres instead.

No they don't.

Most die hard hip hop people know about at least funk jazz and early electronic music too.

Hip hop exposes you to a wide variety of genres.

I mean the graph/dancing/mixing breaks w/turntables & rapping literally on the spot

Still exists.

Mumble rap fans would say it's lame and ignore the foundations though.

No, they don't. At best they listen to Frank Ocean or The Weeknd and think that they listen to "R&B". Literally all of the hip hop fans I know are "I don't listen to guitar music" tier plebes.
t. someone who used to be like them

I bet you don't even go yo record stores.

You don't know shit... Also there are plenty of hip hop songs with guitar riffs.

I know.. they consider it corny

DJ qbert is said to be one of the greatest turntablists and hip hop fans love him.

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In demolition pumpkin squeeze music he starts sampling Rush at the very start of his song at 0:49.

This is someone who is said to be the god of turntablism....

How are you so ignorant?

Mumble rap fans are fucking shit people desu.

IMMA PICK THE WORLD UP

Listen to DJ Muggs from cypress hill talk about his influences for example and his opinions on guitar riffs in rap...

Anyone who says that hip hop heads only appreciate one genre are far removed from that kind of circle.

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Do they not?

Top 5 turntablism albums?

Wave twisters
Demolition pumpkin squeeze music
wax on wax off
endtroducing
shiggar fragger 2000

Best list incoming

Kid Koala - Live At The Knitting Factory, 2003
Ricci Rucker & Mike Boo - Sketchbook: An Introduction to Scratch Music
D-Styles - Phantazmagorea
DJ QBert - Wave Twisters
Fingerbangerz - Vi-R-uS
DJ Flare & D-Styles - Pharoahs of Funk
DJ Craze & Klever - Scratch Nerds
DJ Shadow & Cut Chemist - The Hard Sell (Encore)
Invisibl skratch Piklz - The Shiggar Fraggar Show, Vol 4
Rob Swift - The Architect
Cut Chemist - The Audiences Listening

Honorable mentions

PhonosycographDISK - Ancient Termites
Birdy Nam Nam - s/t

Will save those and give them a listen.

wax on wax off has my favourite intro.

You should really also listen to DJ Kentaro, DJ Spooky, Mixmaster Mike, DJ Babu and DJ Yoda too

suprised a turntablism fan came btw.

This guy is considered a legend to Australian turn table fans particularly to brisbane city but died of a drug over dose.

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What do you think?

Probably not his best routine that I showed you..
Oops.
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Pretty sweet, never heard of him desu but great skills and a proper Aussie name

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>I love life

>Doesn't even know all the physical, biological and chemical processes that gave rise to life.

Humans in a nutshell.

The best to let everyone know you know nothing about life is wearing a hat that says 'I

I think part of what made hip hop so appealing to people from other countries is the idea of social class.

People heard these songs and they thought.. Well I'm not African American or even American but I grew up in a government house and relate to it.

I mean not consciously but subconsciously.

You don't have to know about and listen to the blues if you like rock, plebs always gonna pleb

>Not caring about music
>This makes me a non pleb