History of Hip Hop
The Mahalo Top 7
- Wikipedia: History of Hip Hop | Hip Hop Music | Hip Hop Culture
- AllMusic: Top Hip Hop Artists
- B-Boys.com: "Unofficial" Timeline
- Planet Hiphop: Hip Hop Timeline and Glossary
- Davey D: Hip Hop History 101
- Wikipedia: Yo! MTV Raps
- YouTube Video: Kool Hurc - The Godfather of Hip Hop (Time: 5:33)
History of Hip Hop 1970s
- Wikipedia: Roots of Hip Hop
Record Labels
Key Artists of The 1970s
- Kool DJ Herc: Biography | Wikipedia
- Grandmaster Flash: Official Site
| Wikipedia
- Grand Wizard Theodore: Biography | Wikipedia
- The Sugarhill Gang: Official MySpace Page
| Wikipedia
- Afrika Bambaataa: Biography | Wikipedia
- Kurtis Blow: Official MySpace Page
| Wikipedia
Key YouTube Songs and Videos of The 1970s
Turntablism
- Wikipedia: Turntablism
- Noise by Design: Techniques of Turntablism
- Grandmaster Flash with Melle Mel "The Message" (Time: 5:51)
- Kool DJ Hurc - Hip Hop Legend (Time: 5:33)
- Grand Wizard Theodore Needle Dropping Blindfolded (Time: 4:04)
Breakbeat
- Wikipedia: Breakbeat
- Incredible Bongo Band "Apache" (Time: 4:51)
- The Winstons "Amen Brother" (Time: 2:45)
- The Honeydrippers "Impeach The President" (Time: 3:59)
Old School Hip-Hop
- Wikipedia: Old School Hip Hop
- Sugar Hill Gang "Rappers Delight" (Time: 6:05)
- James Brown "Funky Drummer" (Time: 7:03)
History of Hip Hop 1980s
Record Labels
- Def Jam Recordings: Official Site | Wikipedia | Russell Simmons | Rick Rubin
- Profile Records: Wikipedia
Key People of The 1980s
- Run DMC: Official Site
| Wikipedia
- Schoolly D: Biography | Wikipedia
- Salt N Pepa: Official Salt Site | Wikipedia
- Beastie Boys: Official Site | Beastie Boys
- Marley Marl: Biography | Wikipedia
- Slick Rick: Biography | Wikipedia
- Fab 5 Freddy: Official Site | Wikipedia
- Public Enemy: Official Site | Wikipedia
- Ice-T: Official Site | Wikipedia
- LL Cool J: Official Site | Wikipedia
- Dr. Dre: Official Site
| Wikipedia
Key Songs and YouTube Videos of The 1980s
Rap
- Wikipedia: Rapping
- Run DMC "Rock Box" (Time: 5:13)
| "Walk This Way" with Aerosmith (Time: 4:00)
- Salt-N-Pepa "Push It" (Time: 4:21)
- Beastie Boys "Fight For Your Right" (Time: 4:09)
- Newcleus "Jam On It" (Time: 4:33)
- MC Lyte "Cappucino" (Time: 3:35)
- Eric B. & Rakim "Paid in Full" (Time: 3:48)
- Big Daddy Kane "Ain't No Half Steppin" (Time: 4:13)
- LL Cool J "I Need Love" (Time: 4:18)
- The Fresh Prince and DJ Jazzy Jeff "Parents Just Don't Understand" (Time: 4:42)
- Ton Loc "Wild Thing" (Time: 4:20)
- The Fat Boys with The Beach Boys "Wipeout" (Time: 4:27)
- De La Soul "Me Myself, and I" (Time: 3:44)
Gangsta Rap
- Wikipedia: Gangsta Rap
- AllMusic: Gangsta Rap
- Ice T "6 N The Morning" (Time: 7:11)
- Public Enemy "Fight The Power" (Time: 5:12)
- Schoolly D "I Don't Like Rock N Roll" (Time: 3:52)
- N.W.A. "Straight Outta Compton" (Time: 4:49)
- Boogie Down Productions "9MM Goes Bang" (Time: 4:19)
History of Hip Hop 1990s
- Wikipedia: Golden Age of Hip Hop
- Wikipedia: East Coast-West Coast Feud | East Coast Hip Hop | West Coast Hip Hop
Record Labels
- Death Row Records: Official Site | Wikipedia | Suge Knight | Dr. Dre
- Interscope Records: Official Site | Wikipedia
- Bad Boy Records: Official Site | Wikipedia | P. Diddy
- Rock-A-Fella Records: Official Site | Wikipedia | Jay-Z
- The Inc. Records: Official Site | Wikipedia
- No Limit Records: Wikipedia | Master P
- Ruthless Records: Wikipedia
Key People of The 1990s
- Ice Cube: Official Site
| Wikipedia
- Snoop Dogg: Official Site | Wikipedia
- MC Hammer: Official Blog | Wikipedia
- Tupac: Official Site
| Wikipedia
- Notorious B.I.G.: Official Site
| Wikipedia
- Master P: Wikipedia
- Queen Latifah: Official Site | Wikipedia
- Lauryn Hill: Official Site
| Wikipedia
Key Songs and YouTube Videos of The 1990s
Mainstream Hip Hop
- Queen Latifah "U.N.I.T.Y." (Time: 4:14)
- P. Diddy "I'll Be Missing You" (Time: 4:30)
- 3rd Bass "Pop Goes The Weasel" (Time: 4:18)
- Arrested Development "Tennessee" (Time: 4:00)
- Vanilla Ice "Ice Ice Baby" (Time: 3:59)
- MC Hammer "Can't Touch This" (Time: 4:33)
- Kris Kross "Jump" (Time: 3:18)
- Digital Underground "The Humpty Dance" (Time: 4:32)
- Eminem "My Name Is" (Time: 4:07)
- Lauryn Hill "Doo Wop (That Thing)" (Time: 3:56)
- Destiny's Child "Bills, Bills, Bills" (Time: 4:01)
Hardcore Rap
- Wikipedia: Hardcore Rap
- AllMusic: Hardcore Rap
- Wu-Tang Clan "M.E.T.H.O.D. Man (Time: 4:27)
- Onyx "Slam" (Time: 3:42)
- Notorious B.I.G. "Hypnotize" (Time: 4:11)
- Cypress Hill "Insane in the Membrane" (Time: 3:25)
- Mobb Deep "Shook Ones Pt. II" (Time: 4:24)
- Master P "Make Em Say Uhh" (Time: 5:13)
- 2 Live Crew "Me So Horny" (Time: 4:12)
- Naughty By Nature "Hip Hop Hooray" (Time: 4:32)
Gangsta Rap
- Dr. Dre and Snoop Doggy Dogg "Nuthin But A G Thang" (Time: 4:40)
- Dr. Dre "Let Me Ride" (Time: 2:40)
- Ice Cube "Today Was A Good Day" (Time: 5:11) | "Check Yo Self" (Time: 5:40)
- Snoop Doggy Dogg "Gin and Juice" (Time: 4:18) | "Who Am I (What's My Name)" (Time: 4:32)
- Tupac "Me Against the World" (Time: 4:42)
- TRU "I'm Bout It, Bout It" (Time: 2:27)
- Bone Thugs-n-Harmony "Tha Crossroads" (Time: 4:39)
Rapcore
- Wikipedia: Rapcore
- AllMusic: Rap-Metal
- Anthrax and Public Enemy "Bring The Noise" (Time: 3:28)
- Limp Bizkit "Nookie" (Time: 4:29)
- Rage Against the Machine "Sleep Now In The Fire" (Time: 3:56)
- Kid Rock "Batwitdaba" (Time: 3:49)
- Beastie Boys "Sabotage" (Time: 3:00)
- House of Pain "Jump Around" (Time: 3:32)
- Korn "Freak on a Leash" (Time: 4:24)
History of Hip Hop 2000s
Record Labels
Key People of The 2000s
- Eminem: Official Site | Wikipedia
- Too $hort: Official Site
| Wikipedia
- Nelly: Official Site
| Wikipedia
- Kanye West: Official Site | Wikipedia
- 50 Cent: Official Site | Wikipedia
- Nas: Official Site | Wikipedia
Key Songs and YouTube Videos of The 2000s
New School Hip-Hop
- Wikipedia: New School Hip Hop
- Eminem "The Real Slim Shady" (Time: 4:30) | "Loose Yourself" (Time: 5:27)
- Nelly "Country Grammer" (Time: 3:51) | "Hot In Herre" (Time: 4:10)
- Snoop Doggy Dogg "Drop It Like It's Hot" (Time: 4:34)
- Geto Boys "My Mind Playing Tricks On Me" (Time: 5:13)
- OutKast "Hey Ya" (Time: 4:51)
- Kanye West "Gold Digger" (Time: 3:46)
- Missy Elliot "Work It" (Time: 4:23)
- Ja Rule "Always On Time" (Time: 3:43)
- 50 Cent "Candy Shop" (Time: 4:09)
- Nas "One Mike" (Time: 4:13)
- Lil Kim "How Many Licks" (Time: 3:52)
- Ciara "Goodies" (Time: 3:58)
Crunk
- Wikipedia: Crunk Music
- USAToday: "Get Crunk" (2003)
- Lil Jon "Get Low" (Time: 3:40)
- Lil Scrappy "Money In The Bank" (Time: 3:56)
- Three 6 Mafia "Poppin My Collar" (Time: 3:29)
- Bone Crusher "Never Scared" (Time: 6:05)
- Clipse "Grindin" (Time: 4:05)
- DJ Screw "Still Tippin" (Time: 4:57)
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