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Elements Of Hip Hop

1. Bboying
2. MCing
3. Graffiti
4. DJing
5. Knowledge, Culture and Overstanding

There are lesser elements of hip hop including Fashion, Promoting, Beatboxing, Funkstyles, Flyer-Making, and many others. However, these are often debated as to whether they are hip hop ELEMENTS, or simply a part of hip hop culture.

The Universal Zulu Nation spreads the word of peace, love, unity, and having fun through the many Elements of Hip Hop culture.

by MrSander7x January 28, 2008

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King of Hip Hop

The undisputed champion of all things hip hop. The King of Hip Hop is on the forefront of cutting edge urban music. This includes rap, R&B, ghetto bang, Brazilian Folk, traditional get down boogie from The Crick down by Scranton, and old school vinyl chips. The amount of knowledge that the King of Hip Hop possesses transcends any and all other knowledge that anyone may have or even claim to have.

Carl G has proven himself to be the King of Hip Hop with his worldly experience and DJ prowess.

by dbergeron January 12, 2011

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Child Bearing Hips

Hips that possibly fool, however also trigger a man's innate sense of attraction to women who have the ability to bear children.

That girl could catch it. She has those child bearing hips and a fuck me gut.

by Oscar the Pedophile August 3, 2009

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hip-hop cities

A variety of cities and the rappers that represent them.

(Please add on whatever more you can, either more rappers to the cities already listed, or even more cities)

New York:

(ONE FOR EACH OF THE 5 BOROUGHS)
KRS-one
Notorious B.I.G.
Wu-tang clan
Nas
Big L

(DIFFERENT CITIES IN N.Y. STATE)

Mt.Vernon (Upstate NY):
Pete Rock & CL Smooth

New Rochelle (Upstate NY):
Brand Nubian
Grand Puba

Long Island (Southern NY):
Public Enemy
EPMD

Los Angeles:
NWA
Cypress Hill
MC Eiht
Jurrasic 5
Xzibit

Chicago:
Common
Kanye West

Atlanta:
Scarface
Ludacris
Big Boi
Jermaine Dupri

Detroit:
Eminem
D12
Royce Da 5'9

Philladelphia:
The Fresh Prince (With DJ Jazzy Jeff)
Freeway
Beanie Sigel

Boston:
EDO.G
Guru (with DJ Premier from NY)
Perceptionists
Big Shug
7L & Esoteric

Houston:
Lil Flip
Mike Jones

New Orleans:
Silk The Shocker
Master P
Juvenile

by Dopetastic Matt May 26, 2005

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hip check

To glance at a man's crotch and hip area to determine the size of his equipment.

Often involuntary.

"Shit. I just hip checked my Dad! Nohomo"

by hipchecker February 2, 2013

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Hardcore Hip Hop

Also known as "Reality Hip Hop", because these rappers don't stoop in the fictional world of unlimited women & money like other rappers. Instead they very poetic in their lyrics and have deep meaning about the hood, however their very few because of coporation & money.

Hardcore Hip Hop artist include:

Army of the Pharaohs
Big Daddy Kane
Big Pun
Bone Thugs-N-Harmony
Boogie Down Productions
Boo-Yaa TRIBE
Brotha Lynch Hung
Canibus
Cypress Hill
Da Lench Mob
D-Block
DMX
Esham
EPMD
The Game (starting to get a big head)
Geto Boys
The Gravediggaz
Ice Cube
Ice-T
Jedi Mind Tricks
Jeru the Damaja
Kool G Rap
KRS-One
Lords of the Underground
Mack 10
MC Breed
M.O.B.
Mobb Deep (until they signed with G-Unit)
Notorious B.I.G.
Nas
Niggaz With Attitude
Onyx
Paris
Public Enemy
Scarface
Slick Rick
Styles P
Redman
Tech N9ne
Three 6 Mafia
Too $hort (?)
Tupac Shakur
WC
Wu-Tang Clan

by Da Master K June 4, 2006

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hip hop is dead

NAS said this after fuckin songs like Laffy Taffy and A Bay Bay came out and people actually drove around listening to it thinking it was cool! It means REAL MEANINGFUL MUSIC isn't made anymore! I agree with ya NAS!

Laffy Taffy is considered REAL MUSIC and is put into the same category as NAS - ONE MIC..Hip Hop is dead!

by Chris Puckett October 25, 2007

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