Hip Hop

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What is hip hop?

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Awareness of movement

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Hip hop is a term for culture

—specifically, a youth-driven, Afro-diasporic movement rooted in creativity, resistance, and community expression.

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What is hip hop?

Awareness of movement

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Hip hop is a term for what?

Hip hop is a term for culture

—specifically, a youth-driven, Afro-diasporic movement rooted in creativity, resistance, and community expression.

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Where did hip hop originate?

The Bronx, New York

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What events led to the creation of hip hop?

■ Counterculture to disco (minorities creating an anti-establishment movement).

■ Government policies like redlining, urban renewal, and highway construction displacing communities.

■ Oppression forcing marginalized groups into confined areas, leading to artistic express

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When is the birth date of hip hop commemorated?

August 11, 1973 (DJ Kool Herc’s first block party)

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Who is considered the "godfather of hip hop"?

DJ Kool Herc (Clive Campbell), Africa Bambaataa, Grandmaster flash

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What are DJ Kool Herc’s contributions?

■ Hosted the first hip hop block parties.

■ Played funk records (not disco) to create a new sound.

■ Pioneered breakbeat DJing

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What is the Zulu Nation?

Founded by Afrika Bambaataa, the Zulu Nation was a hip-hop movement that promoted peace, unity, and Afrocentric values as an alternative to gang violence. It championed DJing, breaking, graffiti, and MCing, becoming a foundation of hip-hop culture and youth empowerment. A collective aimed at promoting social change and cultural awareness in hip-hop.

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Who is Afrika Bambaataa?

Afrika Bambaataa is a legendary DJ, producer, and activist known as the "Godfather of Hip Hop." A former gang leader, he transformed his life by channeling street energy into music and cultural activism.

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What are the four elements of hip hop?

DJing

MCing (rapping)

Breaking (dance)

Graffiti art

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Where did locking originate?

Locking originated in South Central Los Angeles, California during the late 1960s. It is a street dance that emphasizes quick, distinct movements and is often associated with funk music.

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Who created locking?

Don Campbell (dance alias: Campbellock).

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How was locking created?

Don Campbell "froze" mid-dance due to struggling with moves, which became a signature style.

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What was Don Campbell’s dance group called?

The Lockers.

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Name locking movements taught:

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Lock

Double Lock

Up Lock

Pacing

Scooby doo

Scoob-bot

Rock steady (groove) “stop and go”

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What does hip hop dance include?

Hip hop dance includes various styles such as locking, popping, b-boying, and freestyle, often characterized by energetic movements and improvisation, reflecting the culture and music of hip hop. Social/party dances

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Name hip hop movements taught:

ALF

Bart Simpson

Steve Marten

Smurf

Biz Markee

Patti Duke

Wu Tang

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Is breaking the same as hip hop dance?

No. Breaking is an element of hip hop culture, but hip hop dance includes simpler, participatory moves.

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Redlining: 

Discriminatory housing policies.

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Urban renewal:

Government-led displacement of communities.

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Block parties:

Community gatherings where hip hop was born.