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Episode Transcript
We started in the streets of the Bronx in nineties
seventy three is now heard through speakers all over the world.
Hip Hop has truly become the most dominant genre in music,
and three is the year we celebrate fifty years of
hip hop hip hop, so it's only right that her
podcast is bringing you the fifty Years of hip Hop
podcast series with Fat five Freddy. Tap in and listen
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to some of the hip hop most iconic names from
hip hop innovators, alleged legs, your Instagram and some there
leaving your Mama. Paul for Grandmaster cast from the legendary
Cold Crushed Brothers and Russell Simmons visionator Cana, the first
d J to make the try table an instrument. Your
boy grand Master Flash West celebrated fifteen years of hip
(00:41):
hop on the I Heart podcast next to this Generation's
biggest executive and more, sharing stories and memory. Told you
what I did because it were many DJs before me.
I'm just the how we all started as a dream
fifty years ago is a reality today. The fifty Years
of hip Hop podcast series debuts February three, exclusively from
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My Heart podcast networks hashtag I Heard hip Hop fifty.
Listen to fifty years of hip hop podcast on iHeart
podcast Network, i Heart Radio app, Apple Podcast, or wherever
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