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Junior Member
Join Date: Mar 2004
Location: Addis
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Do you like Rap and Reggea collobarations or do you think that it should be str8 reggea or str8 rap music
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daweh
Join Date: Nov 2002
Location: jersey city
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the craze nowadays is dancehall hip hop colabos , me eh care once it sounding good, cause alot of new dancehall is hip hop influecened an vice versa.
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Ball-in-Hand
Join Date: Jul 2003
Location: NY
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i think its nice, raggae is getting more mainstream play...so soon soca will be out there much more.
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Join Date: Jan 2000
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I'm reading these posts and I can't help but chuckle because it s obvious that many people, through no fault of theirs, are aware that the origins of rap and hip-hop actually lie in such Caribbean traditions as Jamaican reggae and Trinidad rhapso.
Most of the elements of rap and hip-hop, such as the use of stage names, rapping lyrics on existing melodies, mixing with two turntables was being done in Jamaica since the 60's and much of it diffused to the States when such Jamaicans as DJ Kool Herc went there. This is not to diminish the African-American input into rap/hip-hop, but just to show that such "colllaboration" is nothing new. In any event, all of these traditions came from the griot/djali oral tradition. |
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