The first recorded rap "KingTim111" by Fatback Band
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Uploaded by TheFatbackBand on May 25, 2007
"King Tim III" is the first recorded Rap song and was performed by Fatback band at the Capital center with King Tim III in Landover ,Md in the 80's
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REAL Hip Hop yoooooo
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What about Life is a rock but the radio rolled me from 1974?
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@mysterymediacorp yes but there's no need as Blondie's one trip into rappin wasnt released until the end of 1981 so not even very early
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@siwooot I HAVE HEARD THE FUCKING INFINTE!!!
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@MikeTheKingScorp1993 his horrorcore stuff was only from 98 - 00, he was doing music before that, i thought you said you listened to his old stuff, you know while you were a baby? go listen to the infinite album, that wasn't horrorcore, and even the horrorcore stuff he did from 98 - 00 was still hip hop, but check out the infinite album
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@siwooot No he was not, he never did Hip Hop and he will never do Hip Hop. All that he has done in the past was Horrorcore Rap. Nothing more and nothing less. End of fucking story.
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@MikeTheKingScorp1993 Eminem WAS hip hop, he isn't anymore
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@siwooot You think Eminem is Hip Hop and you tell to people that you know about Hip Hop? Lol.
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@MikeTheKingScorp1993 you idiot your profile says you were born in 1993, which means you were 6 years old when Eminem released the SSLP, you're lying you dumb fuck, you're just a naive kid stop trying to tell grown men you know more about hip hop than them
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@siwooot When i was listening to super rare extremely early stuff from Eminem you didn't even know who Eminem was.
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@lowriderbandfan ok man you just basickly said E-azy E, Tupac, Biggie Smallz,ice-cube,ice-t,and N.W.A sucks its not gangsta rap anymore there is no moe gangsta rap now its all new-skool crap and its all about sex.
Junior3442 10 months ago 13
Stop blaming the gangster rap. Most people can't rap to begin with. Don't blame the fall of rap to the persons struggles and situations. What you mean you don't like the new shit, grow up. You know there is a thing called, not everybody rapping is living the happy go lucky life, get a grip people. And really y'all should be mad at the big corporations and big brother promoting the filth. Everyone has rhymes, it's just that the positive ones are dangerous like an MLK speech on Vietnam. Change...?
combustible420 9 months ago 6