Live Music Show - A Girl and Her Hip Hop

Rani of agirlandherhiphop.com curates a dope show of some of her faves! Right on!

Curated by Rani O'Shea Gaddy of agirlandherhiphop.com

Total Runtime: 1:23:46

This list is complied of all the dopest emcees and crews from the most influential time in hip-hop to the present, give or take a few. Just about everyone is represented thanks to hip-hop crews. Comments can be seen underneath their respective video title. Beware of classic moments!!

Rani O'Shea Gaddy
videographer, photograher, hip-hop music blogger and owner of EllaEmmaPea Media
http://agirlandherhiphop.com

1. The Fugees Live @ The Ark In Brooklyn, New York in December 95'

2. 2pac - Ambitionz Az A Ridah @ The House Of Blues

3. Dr. Dre ft Snoop Dogg "Next Episode" The Up In Smoke Tour
Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg bang for the west coast during their 2001 performance of "Next Episdode" with vocals by the late great crooner of hip-hop Nate Dogg.

4. The Notorious Big ft Puff Daddy & Lil Kim At The Source Awards 1995
The best hip-hop awards ever! Classic hip-hop with Biggie, Puff and Lil Kim at the 95' Source Awards.

5. Wu-Tang "Triumph" In 1997

6. Queen Latifah "Come Into My House"
The Queen always brings the flavor, especially during this performance in 1991 of "Come Into My House" at the Sisters In The Name Of Rap Concert.

7. Outkast "Elevators"

8. Hot Boyz ft Big Tymers "I Need A Hot Girl" 2000
Cash Money Millionares repin' the NOLA before Young Money.

9. Ruff Ryders Medley @ The Source Awards 99'

10. Curren$y, "Elevator Musik", "Smoke Break", "King Kong" Jet Life Tour
Curren$y performs at the Soapbox in Wilmington, NC. Video shoot and edited by Rani O'Shea

11. Jay-Z and The Roc "Live At The Tunnel" Part 1
Jay spits the classic line "I'm about a dollar, what the fuck is 50 cent" at the legendary Tunnel in NYC.

12. A Tribe Called Quest and The Leaders Of The New School on Arsenio Hall

13. Wiz Khalifa "Phone Numbers", "Gang Bang" and "Cabin Fever"

14. Kendrick Lamar "Swimming Pools (Drank)" Live
Performing during the BET Music Matters Tour in Norfolk, VA, Kendrick Lamar, proves that he is one of the best lyricst of his time.

Doc - Scratch (2001)

An amazing look at the evolution of scratch DJing in hip-hop from the very beginning to the turntablism movement

Curated by The Sadnesses

Total Runtime: 1:27:48

Scratch is a documentary film, directed and edited by Doug Pray. The film explores the world of the hip-hop DJ. From the birth of hip-hop, when pioneering DJ's began extending breaks on their party records (which helped inspire break dancing and rap), to the invention of scratching and beat-juggling vinyl, to its more recent explosion as a musical movement called turntablism, it's a story of unknown underdogs and serious virtuosos who have radically changed the way we hear, play and create music. The documentary opens with Grand Wizard Theodore (New York) telling the story of how he first introduced scratching. Throughout the documentary, several artists explain how they were introduced to the field of hip-hop and scratch while providing stories and anecdotes of their personal experiences.

Doc - Scratch (2001)

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