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Anger In The Nation: Asheville 2011 (Topless Rally) (PG-13) khaliamoon 12,851 views http://angerinthenation.blogspot.com/2011/08/bare-or-not-to-bare.html YOUTUBE IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR THE CONTENT OF THIS VIDEO. THIS VIDEO CONTAINS NUDITY AND SHOULD NOT B...
Graffiti Bridge - Bigboscoe Productions khaliamoon 53 views © 2011 Bigboscoe Productions & For Real Originals (FRO) All Rights Reserved A video created by The Mixgician Vicious Vaughn to showcase various pieces of Graffiti. This i...
The Boondocks: George Pisstofferson (The Hateocracy) khaliamoon 106 views George Pisstofferson of The Hateocracy explains Niggas. Video created by The Mixgician.
Une Sale Histoire (A Dirty Story) - Fab5Freddy khaliamoon 56 views Copyright © 1982 Celluloid Records ORIGINALLY RELEASED IN FRANCE. I don't own any rights to this video or audio. The title "Une Sale Histoire" ("A Dirty Story" in English)...
Une Sale Histoire (A Dirty Story) - Beeside khaliamoon 65 views Copyright © 1982 Celluloid Records ORIGINALLY RELEASED IN FRANCE. I don't own any rights to this video or audio. Artist "Beeside" did this version in French. (Yes, her...
The Mixgician Vicious Vaughn - Flava In Your Ear Dub (1995) khaliamoon 184 views Remix dub by The Mixgician Vicious Vaughn from 1995. © 1995 Bigboscoe Productions
The Mixgician Vicious Vaughn - Mystikal Joint (1997) khaliamoon 34 views The Mixgician sent me this to post on my YouTube account. Something he did some time back. He's working on making a comeback after a 10 year retirement. (He retired in 2001).
King Tee - Time To Get Out khaliamoon 141 views Copyright © 1990 Capitol Records. All rights reserved Save Hip Hop from destruction. Support TRUE Hip Hop.
Bahamadia - Uknowhowwedo.wmv khaliamoon 171 views Copyright © 1995 Chrystalis/EMI Records. All rights reserved. Save Hip Hop from destruction. Support TRUE Hip Hop.
Afrika Bambaataa & The Zulu Nation (Soulsonic Force) - We Are In Control (20 years of Planet Rock) khaliamoon 1 views Copyright © 1982 Tommy Boy Records. All rights reserved Save Hip Hop from destruction. Support TRUE Hip Hop.

About The B-Girl Essence of Hip Hop

True Hip Hop, Acid (Jazz/Hip Hop/Soul).

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Last of the B-Girls of the early days of Hip Hop with a love for music, art and whatever keeps the soul energized. If I could do one thing it would be to feed the world and end hunger.

Hip Hop was a love of mine but,like an ex-boyfriend, I may deal with it but things will never be the same. I still love the old school years (1979-1989, maybe until 1999). Most of the stuff today is garbage. There seems to be a lost of love for the genre. Many see the dollar and that's it. They are willing to do whatever they have to do, even if it means bring down the art & culture (Hip Hop), to get what they want. Isn't that what a prostitute does? Treat Hip Hop like a women you love. She'll always be there for you. Look at KRSONE, Rakim, and LL Cool J. Prime examples of respect. 20+ years and they still have the respect without selling their soul. Now its all about "Look at me, look at me!"

I want to see a day when Hip Hop returns to what it supposed to be: Unity, non-violent and versatile. Everything played today sounds the same. Same beats, lyrical delivery, content, and tempos. The same producers see one thing and everyone wants to do the same thing while those who are showing versatility don't get any type of airplay. If you didn't know, the DJ's don't control the radio stations, the sponsors do. Heck, the music directors seem to have little knowledge of what going on. They want to sell the sex, the violence, the abuse of black women and the destruction of our youth JUST to say that they are the "number One Station for Hip Hop and R&B."

This expands to our education. We speak in a language we call "slang" but in actuality it's ignorance. Using words (phrases) like, "I'm dat boi whoever," and "I be da nigga but yu dat wak wun doe" doesn't sound cool... it sounds ignorant. Keep in mind, 10+ years ago, the same one's who are pushing your (musical) product and your (gangsta) image are the same one's who tried to ban it and say that "Hip Hop is just a fad." Listen to the song "Talking All That jazz" by Stetsaonic. It speaks volumes.

Wake up, brothers and sisters. We're losing what WE created (Just like Rock N Roll). Would you eat the flesh of your dead brother? Let's stop the violence and show everyone that we can do more than sell dope, abuse women and brag about things we've gotten from the success of Hip Hop. Is your chain and your car the best things you can be proud about?

Big shouts to "The Mixgician" Vicious Vaughn who assists me in keeping true Hip Hop alive.

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