Questions and Answers
Who popularized the technique of 'Dub'?
The Wu-Tang Clan
Which song did Drake sample in his hit 'Views'?
The Question Is” by The Winans
What was the 'Big Bang Moment' for hip-hop?
The release and success of 'Rapper's Delight'
Who founded Public Enemy?
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What did producers like the Wu-Tang Clan’s RZA and Marley Marl use samplers for?
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When did 'toasters' become performers?
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Who wrote 'Rapper's Delight'?
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What song did we listen to by Public Enemy?
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Which artist was pictured in Studio 54?
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What group is responsible for the growing momentum of Hip-Hop culture?
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Study Notes
Dub Technique
- The technique of 'Dub' was popularized by King Tubby.
Sampling in Hip-Hop
- Drake sampled the song "Teach Me" by Baltimore Club queen, DJ Doodles, in his hit 'Views'.
The Big Bang Moment of Hip-Hop
- The 'Big Bang Moment' for hip-hop was the Zulu Nation's block party in 1973.
Public Enemy
- Public Enemy was founded by Chuck D.
Early Use of Samplers
- Producers like the Wu-Tang Clan's RZA and Marley Marl used samplers to create new sounds and beats.
Toasters in Hip-Hop
- 'Toasters' became performers in the 1980s, with the rise of dancehall and reggae.
"Rapper's Delight"
- "Rapper's Delight" was written by Grandmaster Caz.
Public Enemy's Song
- We listened to the song "Bring the Noise" by Public Enemy.
Studio 54
- Andy Warhol was pictured in Studio 54.
Growing Momentum of Hip-Hop
- The group responsible for the growing momentum of Hip-Hop culture is the Zulu Nation.
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Test your knowledge of hip-hop history with this quiz covering the origins, influential figures, and pivotal moments in the genre's development.
