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Shostakovitch Is The Original King of Hip Hop

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Dimitri Shostakovitch pioneered the hip hop sound in the 3rd movement of his second cello concerto. Listen and learn the real history of rap music, suckas.

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  • 0:40-0:54... What song, please?

  • J Dilla - "So Far to Go"

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  • Guess who wrote also the first real drum solo in musical history.....: Right, it was Shostakovich.....in 1928!!!! in his Opera "The Nose".

  • respect old russian mutherfuckas

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  • NIGGA SHUTTA FUCK UP...THIS OLD MAN DON'T KNOW NON ABOUT RAP ASSHOLE

  • The second movement of his string quartet no. 8 is fuckin b.a.

  • Hahaha that's whats up! I loved that. I'm a cellist, and a singer/rapper so I can really respect this vid! lol

  • Shosta be ripping strings all y'all hatin quartets

    He does drive bys, blastin notes like a war vet

    Killin mad beats like that one time he shot a b*tch

    Bouncin wit yo gramma, hands off Shostakovitch

  • Dmitri was a pimp before GM made Cadillacs.

    Check out the phatass theme he lays in the first cello concerto, first mvt. Botha was all over his game:

    I kick dat aaass...

    (I'm a pimp, I'm a pimp...)

    I kick dat aaass...

    (I'm a pimp, I'm a pimp...)

  • lol

  • Great! Shosti rules

  • Shostakovich - Cello concerto 2 3rd mouvement - Part 1

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