The beat of authenticity
The brain of a master
The way of the shokunin
Standing the test of time
Trends versus true devotion
YOUR GOAL
Master of The art of staying true to the craft
007skaty Birth of the Breakbeat
Spin the two vinyls, loop the break! (Yeah, loop the break!) We're true to the beat! (Oh-oh, true to the beat!)
007skaty At 1520 Sedgwick Avenue, Kool Herc used two turntables to extend beats, inspiring local teens to practice for
007skaty Grandmaster Flash scratched labels off vinyl records to stop rivals from stealing beats
007skaty Tap the beats to learn how staying true to your passion builds real mastery.
Hip-hop roots: The first hip-hop party in 1973 cost only twenty-five cents for ladies and fifty cents for fellas.
How did early graffiti writers in New York handle people who copied their letters or characters?
Why did early hip-hop pioneer Grandmaster Flash scratch off the paper labels on his vinyl records?
Which of the following best describes the core meaning of "I'm not new to this, I'm true to this"?
At which famous Bronx address did DJ Kool Herc host the 1973 party where hip-hop was born?
According to sociologists studying 1990s Chicago, what primary function did street slang serve?