Sounds from Wednesday morning

I grew up in the Lower East Side of Lower Manhattan, also known as an area where Hip-Hop/Rap was originated from, as quoted by many legends. As a young child growing up in a Hip-Hop/Rap community I was able to experience block parties, breaking dancing, jams, live battles, and etc., but it wasn't until the very end. Me, growing up in the 90's era I wasn't deeply expose to the 70's and 80's Hip-Hop/Rap generation, where Hip-Hop/Rap was life for the community and the people. Hip-Hop/Rap is still going strong in our world today, but it seems as if it's not reaching or touching our communities and the people as it once did back in the days, of the 70's, 80's, and 90's era. Watching and experiencing Hip-Hop/Rap through television is not enough of a strong connection as it once was where you can enjoy it in the streets, in the public parks, and etc. My goal is to give Hip-Hop/Rap back to the community and the people one step at a time and exposing special talents.

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