As a Latin Dj raised in the streets of New York City during the early years of HIP HOP.
I have watched and lived HIP HOP from its early beginnings when everyone dismissed it as inner city youth fad thing .Hip Hop has gone through many changes.
From the very start I felt Hip Hop was never going to end, not any time soon; not if we Bboys can help it.
Now the true elements of Hip Hop has faded . Hip Hop has now morph into a multimillion dollar global industry.
Many now claim HIP HOP is dead. I agree it is dead… as we once knew it. What we have now is ” RAP “.
I still have faith that someday HIP HOP will come full circle and return to its original roots
Deejaying, Emceeing, Breaking and Graffiti art and everyone can truly enjoy Hip Hop the way it meant to us
the ” Old School ” heads. The pleasure was all ours to enjoy and experience, without the negativity and
Commercialism it now influences this new generation of the “New School” Industry that hinders their creative flow.