This is your opportunity to speak your mind on anything regarding Hip Hop culture and view previous video of Q& A’s that have taken place recently around this issue. The purpose of this component is to give a voice to those who need platform to sound the alarm. As we all know, Hip Hop is not the cause of all issues that have infiltrated urban communities around the country. However Hip Hop is dear to many of us and we would like to keep it that way for this is a major part of our history that should be past down from generation to generation.

In order for this to be accomplished it is imperative that we collectively be keepers of the culture. Therefore we must utilize this component as a way to create strategic solutions that are implemented for the betterment of all who care about the preservation of this creative history and its maturity in to areas that hold no limits.

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Kangol Kid of UTFO Birthday Party, OFF THE HOOK

Hip-Hop culture has traditionally taken the burden for many society's woes. This is now changing with a new found awareness that has assisted in America having ground breaking leadership in the White House.

Kangol Kid of UTFO Birthday Party, OFF THE HOOK

Postby admin on Fri Sep 18, 2009 11:22 pm

What's Good Hip Hop Lovers:
A few weeks back I had the opportunity to step out with my Camera Operator Rob Walker and Mike Givan from Givan Vertical Chess (givan.com) for the Kangol Kid Birthday Party at the Shadow Night Club in Manhattan New York. The event was off the hook. We were invited by Kangol to cover the party for ourgangitvnet.com.

What we experienced was a capacity crowd that was inclusive of the following: Big Daddy Kane, The One and Only Kool Herc, Queen Pen, Eazy Mo Bee & His partner in crime Benny Neggro, Peeble Pooh & K.C. from Harlems Def Committee, The Retro Kids, Knight, Comedian John O, Singer and writer Sheba, Lin-Que, Milk D. Whistle, Chubb Rock, Dana Dane, Red Alert, Mike C & Tito of the Fearless Four and who can forget Blue Magic.

Having the opportunity to interview all of these wonderful people that have contributed to Black music is just simply incredible and an experience that I will remember for a long time.The Interview with Blue Magic had an effect on me that is truly difficult to explain, afterall I literally was raised on their music. The Side Show Album was a key part of the muscial back drop of my life from about 1977 to date. These soulful crooners just simply you how to lay it down and keep it real for the ladies. I could realize that as a bright eyed 12 year old. We use to huddle up in somebodies basement on the block after I copped the album from my Big Brothers Collection, without him knowing of course and scoot down the street and then it was on till our parents said it was time to come home.

Interviewing all the others in attendance was an experience for in many cases it was a reunion of sorts, for many of the aformentioned have appeared on our past Television Show New York Vibes(see the Vintage Vibes link on ourgang62.com). All were gracious for their interviews and more than happy to accomodate.

For more on this event be sure to stay logged on to ourgangitvnet.com the Broadcast will be posted in a few short days.

If you have any comments you want to make be sure to either post your comments right here in Hip Hop Cipher or e-mail us by going to the contact us link and share your information.

Until Next Time.


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