Old School Part 1

I studied the whole entire genre and art of Hip Hop

Its roots started from the New York burrough, in South Bronx

It wasn't just rapping, freestyling, and poems being spit

Hip Hop always had dance, and it started from politics

Lets take it back to 79, 38 years of the rap game

Up to 89, the 80s, Hip Hop's very first decade

The 80s kicked off by the Sugar Hill Gang, back then they were real hot

Then came African Bambatta, as they came and made the Planet Rock

Then Kurtis Blow put on a show, and then Grandmaster Flash gave us The Message

To the rap game, and we all learned the lesson

On and popping at his best, you had LL Cool J in the east

Now we hip hopping to the west, when you had Ice-T

And the rap game was runned by Run D.M.C., running Hip Hop

They told us to Walk This Way, and they started Hip Rock

Hip hop and Rock, hip hop was dominated by blacks back then still

Then came a group of white boys, who were beast and really ill

They needed a License to be ill, as they made a place into Hip Hop's residence

The OG lyricist and G.O.A.T. MC,

Rakim , along with Eric B, and were Paid in Full with Dead Presidents

Then came the Public Enemy, Chuck D, who started political rap

You can try and Fight their Power, but It Takes a Nation to Hold them Back

Then Boogie Down Productions and KRS-1 came in the rap game stomping

Some Negroes With Attitudes came in the rap game, coming Straight Out of Compton

You had Dougie Fresh introduce beat boxing into the rap game

Slick Rick had the best story telling, Kool Rap really had rap game

then rap was ruled by Big Daddy Kane, Long Live the Kane

The late 80s came, which was the start of Hip Hop's Golden Age

Honarable mentions, femcees such as Roxxane and Mc Lyte kept rap going like a bullet

Then Salt N Peppa shook up the rap game, as they continued to Push it

Then Biz Markie and The Fresh Prince made the final Hip Hop Hits and,

Hip Hop was still in its Golden Age, but thats how the first decade ended