Out of Afrika Bambaata, Grandmaster Flash, DJ Kool Herc, who

>>69930260
it had to be Grandmaster Flash
"The Message" changed rap music and rap music (almost) never looked back

Y'all miggas sleeping on Kool Moe Dee

>>69930260
The Message and White Lines were probably the most influential, but Flash didn't actually do anything on those, Herc was pretty influential on the start of the scene but not on the wider genre, so I'm saying Afrika Bumbandit is the most influential

>>69930260
How come Kool Herc didn't do any records like Afrika Bambaataa and Grandmaster Flash

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>>69930260
>DJ Kool Herc
He developed the first hip hop beat temple with a fucking turntable in perfect 4/4 measure rhythm. Simply genius.

>>69930503
>>69930577
>>69930404
itt: people who watched the first chapter of 'the get down' on netflix and think they know what theyre talking about

>>69930720
I don't have Netflix

>>69930720
I don't even know what that is

>>69930404
>>69930503
That was all Melle Mel

Maybe I'm not asking the question right, how come Kool Herc didn't get signed like Grandmaster Flash and Afrika Bambaataa?

>>69930891
>but Flash didn't actually do anything on those

>>69930260
Oh uh, someone's been watching Netflix documentaries

>>69931229
Been reading the Hip Hop Family Tree comics

>>69930831
>>69930866
lmao, this