Asians are best break dancers either way its like the NBA African Americans got invited and took over well hip-hop was taken over especially tagging and breaking by Hispanics and Asians
Your latest video. There is a lot I agree with, some things I disagree with and you have several factual errors you could probably see needing correction if pointed out. But you have the comments off. I left a 👎 for that reason. If you turn the comments on I will change that to 👍 😂
@@victorvixxjorge4095 I don’t remember everything right now. But you said Taki 187 instead of 183. Julio 204 was probably Colombian instead of PR. I think calling him PR was an assumption people have made. There are discrepancies about what year he started and what years he started to get noticed. Couple these things if I watch again I will take note. I think with an objective look you should not omit CornBread who from my research really started at about the same time as Julio. And there were some other writers who started in Philly who got folded into Cornbreads movement. I would have to watch again to comment on some other things…
@@victorvixxjorge4095 on other thing, you defining terms to start was very good, however the framing of the argument is off, everyone (being serious) agrees there were a number of PRs there from the beginning, the issue really is, does it come from Black American Culture? Because that really is the main contention.
Asians are best break dancers either way its like the NBA African Americans got invited and took over well hip-hop was taken over especially tagging and breaking by Hispanics and Asians
Your latest video. There is a lot I agree with, some things I disagree with and you have several factual errors you could probably see needing correction if pointed out. But you have the comments off. I left a 👎 for that reason. If you turn the comments on I will change that to 👍 😂
Thanks for the feed back..what do you think some of the factual errors are?
@@victorvixxjorge4095 I don’t remember everything right now. But you said Taki 187 instead of 183. Julio 204 was probably Colombian instead of PR. I think calling him PR was an assumption people have made. There are discrepancies about what year he started and what years he started to get noticed. Couple these things if I watch again I will take note. I think with an objective look you should not omit CornBread who from my research really started at about the same time as Julio. And there were some other writers who started in Philly who got folded into Cornbreads movement. I would have to watch again to comment on some other things…
@@victorvixxjorge4095 on other thing, you defining terms to start was very good, however the framing of the argument is off, everyone (being serious) agrees there were a number of PRs there from the beginning, the issue really is, does it come from Black American Culture? Because that really is the main contention.
Ok thank you about 183 I can take a note of that in the description.
Dude. I just tried to leave a comment on your "creators of hip hop." video.