Boogaloo Shrimp & Shabba Doo

The performance of JP at Dance Fest Novi Sad 2014 where she won 2nd Place (de facto 1st place along with BNG).

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Featuring the photography of Ricky Flores of Hip Hop culture from the 1980's from the place where it was given birth, THE SOUTH BRONX.

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Hip-Hop vs RnB - New Year’s Eve

9pm-5am Thursday 31st December 2015
@ Birthdays, 33-35 Stoke Newington Rd, London N16 8BJ

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DJs on the night
SHORTEE BLITZ (Kiss FM)
MR THING (The Doctor’s Orders)
DJ SWERVE (Kiss FM)
CWD (License To Trill)
MATMAN (Droppin’ Science)
RUSS RYAN (The Doctor’s Orders)

In the last 14 months Hip-Hop vs R&B has become one of the most popular nights out in London. With incredible resident DJs and special guests going back to back every month in this clash of genres the vibe is live every month and after last year’s sold out NYE party we are back for more.
For this New Year’s Eve special at the brilliant Birthdays in Dalston our residents Shortee Blitz (Kiss FM) and The Doctor’s Orders own Mr Thing and Russ Ryan are joined by two of the hottest DJs in London right now in the shape of DJ Swerve & CWD with one room dedicated to Hip-Hop and the other to R&B.
This is the NYE party of choice looking to ‘Bump & Grind’ their way into 2016. With capacity limited this is sure to sell out well in advance so make sure you are not left out in the cold.

Music video by OutKast performing Ms. Jackson. (C) 2000 LaFace Records LLC

You're invited inside Bronx Compass High School to witness the first day of Science Genius, a revolutionary pilot program which uses hip hop culture to teach science.

Guided by hip hop educator Dr. Chris Emdin and his team, these ninth grader write raps based on their current science lesson. Will the marriage between hip hop and science be a success? Find out!

PRODIGIES is a bi-weekly series showcasing the youngest and brightest as they challenge themselves to reach new heights and the stories behind them.

Created and produced by @radical.media, THNKR gives you extraordinary access to the people, stories, places and thinking that will change your mind.

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My submission for the 2011 Comvita Science Video Challenge.

Thanks to all 1 million of you who share the love for this music. ♥

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Kleiner Videoblog vom "German Hip Hop Festival" in Bad Hersfeld, mit neuen Infos zum MÄRTYRER Album!

Kool Savas MÄRTYRER Album: 14.11.2014! Alle Infos zum Album auf http://www.koolsavas.de
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Kool Savas auf MÄRTYRER Tour 2015:
11.02. Osnabrück - Hyde Park
12.02. Dresden - Reithalle
13.02. Mannheim - Maimarkthalle
14.02. München - Backstage
17.02. Nürnberg - Löwensaal
18.02. Koblenz - Rhein Mosel Halle
20.02. Stuttgart - Porsche Arena
21.02. Würzburg - Posthalle
22.02. Zürich (CH) - X-Tra
24.02. Saarbrücken - Garage
25.02. Frankfurt - Batschkapp
26.02. Dortmund - Westfalenhalle 3a
27.02. Köln - Palladium
28.02. Oberhausen - Turbinenhalle
03.03. Bremen - Aladin
04.03. Hamburg - Große Freiheit
06.03. Hannover - Capitol
07.03. Berlin - Columbiahalle
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26.03. Ravensburg - OberschwabenKlub
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Wenn euch das Video gefallen hat, gebt einen Daumen hoch dafür, teilt es mit euren Freunden und schreibt eure Meinung in die Kommentare.

Follow these simple steps and you'll be a hip hop producer in no time.

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A documentary that charts the never ending hustle of up and coming, as well as seasoned hip-hop producers.

Second stop on the Xtreme Hip Hop Tour featured 2 sold out classes on Lansing and Detroit Michigan. Both events were sponsored by EliteFitness Workouts. To book us email xtremehiphop15@gmail.com

You down to make history? Or Nah!

Write On! The Legend of Hip-Hop's Ink Slingers is a documentary about the journalist that have shaped hip-hop as we know it.

I'm raising the funds I need to complete the interviews, start on post production, get archival material and enter into film festivals for the 2018-2019 year.

The documentary tells the stories of overlooked commentators—brilliant narrators that set the bar for what is now popular culture. Write On! takes interviews with these and other key hip-hop juggernauts, film footage, photos, animation, and motion graphics to bring you on a journey into the minds and hearts of hip-hop’s own music writers. Some writers that we have featured are: Elliott Wilson, Danyel Smith, Kierna Mayo, Bonz Malone, Bobbito Garcia, Joan Morgan, Nelson George, Datwon Thomas and a host of others.

We have some super dope awards!

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Remember, with Kickstarter, your debit/credit card won't be charged until the campaign ends on #BiggieDay (March 9th). Also remember that Kickstarter is ALL OR NOTHING - if I don't raise ALL of the money, I don't get ANY of the money.

So hit that link and contribute #ForTheCulture

During your next trip to NYC, learn the history of hip-hop on this exclusive tour through the Big Apple. https://bit.ly/2X8SR3j

Kick off your NYC hip-hop tour by visiting the neighborhoods where this music was born. Travel to Midtown Manhattan, Harlem, and the Bronx — where you’ll stop at famous music video locations, take in beautiful graffiti walls, and bust a move during a guided break-dancing session. Be sure to include this unique thing to do in your itinerary the next time you travel to New York City!

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Roteiro: Mateus Rigola / Hungria / Eduardo Bastos
Direção: Mateus Rigola
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Produção Musical: Neguim (Pacificadores) / Kadyn (Violão)
Drone: Eduardo Bastos / Marco Oliveira
Making of e fotografia : Deivide Leme
Produtora: kava music
Produção Executiva : Amanda Kagami
Assistente de produção: Jadi Marques e Herick Peterson
Técnico de Luz: Joatan Lira e Bruno Castro
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Lembrei daquela sexta-feira
Pé descalço e poeira
Menino que se achava dono da quebrada inteira
Disbicando pipa, saudade dessa idade
Nunca tive nada, mas tinha minha vaidade

Entre o sonho da bicicleta
Quem sabe a mobilete
Carrinho de rolimã não atiçava as piriguete
E que se foda o personagem que quer me ver infeliz
Que olha pro meu troféu mas não vê minha cicatriz

Os vizinhos xaropando com o som desses cara-preta
(não abaixa não, não abaixa não, não abaixa não)
Me deixa longe dessa longe dessas treta
Não vou perder meu tempo com indireta na minha letra
(ow trás outra cerveja pra mim aí)
Me deixa longe dessas tretas

Essas dona sensual mexe com minha mente
Me deixa muito louco sem usar entorpecente
Mas eu sou paciente, porém meio delinqüente
Os olhos observam mas o coração que sente

Começo pode ser final, final pode ser começo
A escolha de um sonho claro que vai ter um preço
Hoje é rolê de aro 20, champanhe nessa suíte
Ta vendo o lado bom mas não me viu no madeirite
Então quer me taxar de boy, não sabe meu passado
Quem disse que o favela não pode morar no lago?
E dar um frevo tipo aqueles que rola lá em Dubai
Acordar no outro dia com a ressaca do carai

(REFRÃO)

Eu quero a quebrada sorrindo
E a tristeza na lona
Os pivete jogando nos time de Barcelona
E se hoje ta de Nike já teve com os pés no chão
Pra provar que o corpo pobre a mente rica faz milhão
Quantas vezes no choro já regou meu sonho
O pensamento alto igual nuvem no céu
Talvez seja por isso que hoje componho
Meu sentimento num pedaço de papel.

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A recent parliamentary report in the United Kingdom reveals that some Muslim women are removing their headscarves and anglicizing their names to improve their chances in the job market. Two best friends featured in the upcoming documentary film Hip Hop Hijabis did the exact opposite.

Born in Bristol to Jamaican parents, they converted to Islam in 2005, started wearing the hijab, and changed their names to Sukina Abdul Noor and Muneera Rashida. Together they are known as the hip hop duo Poetic Pilgrimage and have toured internationally to critical acclaim.

It is estimated there are a total of 100,000 British converts to Islam, a majority of them are women and a growing number are black youth from the inner cities. Combined with immigration, this has made Islam the second largest religion in the UK at around five percent of the population according to the latest census data.

Polls indicate that roughly half of all Britons think that is too many and that "Muslims create problems in the UK" reports an Evening Standard article. Yet evidence compiled by Islamophobia author Chris Allen shows that two-thirds admit to knowing "nothing or next to nothing about Islam" and get most of their knowledge from the media, which the Leveson Report on British press culture recently described to be biased in their coverage of Muslim stories.

By gaining insight into the mindset and daily lives of two outspoken female Muslim converts, Hip Hop Hijabis aims to dispel some of the misconceptions that cause such polarized views, especially around the issue of gender equality, which was a major concern for Ms. Abdul Noor and Ms. Rashida when they initially felt drawn to the religion.


Researching the question further, they found that in historical terms Islam was radically egalitarian — condemning the common practice of female infanticide and introducing rights of inheritance, divorce, and education for women at a time when they were generally considered their husband's property. They also learnt that customs such as female genital cutting and honor killings predate Islam and are not sanctioned by the Quran.

By speaking out against these cultural traditions from within an Islamic framework, Poetic Pilgrimage is part of a growing number of Muslim artists, activists, and intellectuals reclaiming their religion.

Doing so through the language of hip hop has unintentionally become a statement in itself, as some interpretations of Islam consider music and female performance to be forbidden.

The advantage is that through their skilful rhymes, catchy beats, and positive energy, Poetic Pilgrimage can reach a wide audience — both European Muslim youth, who may be feeling trapped between cultures, and non-Muslims, whose stereotypes are efficiently challenged by two hijab-wearing rappers.

Though hip hop and religion may initially seem like unlikely partners, they both stem from a strong desire for social justice, and there have always been a large number of Muslim artists within the genre. A wide network of educational initiatives has developed around it, encouraging creative expression through hip hop as an alternative to violence, drugs, and other destructive behavior.

Extremism has been dominating the public debate around Islam for too long. There are many highly educated and outspoken Muslims who think that justifying misogyny and violence in the name of Islam is a gross misinterpretation of their faith, but their voices are rarely heard.

Conflict and tragedy simply make for better headlines but also breed fear and hate on both sides of the divide with potentially fatal consequences.

The Hip Hop Hijabis project is an attempt to redress the balance and contribute to a more nuanced debate. It will include creative workshops, lectures, and public debates to encourage constructive dialogue and counter religious extremism as well as Islamophobia.

Mette Reitzel is a Danish-born London-based documentary filmmaker.

A version of this article was published by the Common Ground News Service on January 8, 2013. Copyright permission is granted for publication.

http://www.exministries.com The message that changed America, The Church and exposed the plan of the enemy against the Kingdom of God. This was the beginning of the end to the so called hip-hop culture. The Devil was skull dragged out of the house of Prayer.

Talking about the surge in popularity that emo rap has seen in recent years.

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SpaceGhostPurrp has some high profile detractors, but his influence on today’s rap scene is undeniable. In 2008, the Miami rapper and producer founded one of the first internet collectives, Raider Klan. The group boasted future breakout star Denzel Curry as a member, and branched out to major cities such as Atlanta, Los Angeles, and New York City.

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