Universal Hip Hop Museum
Clason Point, New York, Bronx
(58)
Clason Point, New York, Bronx
(58)
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58 customer reviews
Helen Zumaeta
amazing place. can't wait until the full museum opens.
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Rolando Borden
It's truly worth checking out for those who love the artform & culture of Hip Hop to what's about to be built in the near future once the actual museum will be like when it opens for the public to see.
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Charles Calogero Amorelli
An amazing display of the Hip-Hop culture And its just a taste of what’s to come
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Ruth Adkins Robinson
As a long time exhibition curator, it is good to note this long overdue museum is actually happening
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Vinia Cooper
I am so excited!! Can't wait
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Michael Chambers
More people ,STUDENTS OF TRUTH , look up artist and there contributions to music ,dance , art and fashion as well as find out who inspired some well known artist before they became mega stars .
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Yvette Reed
Much needed, can't wait to visit.
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Mdee Stefanus Ong Martadinata
The final frontier of street knowledge and wisdom..
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Troy Grant
It's a great idea! Maybe now we will see Disco King Mario get some of the well deserved recognition for His input in Hip Hop.
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William E Mackson
The Universal Hip Hop Museum will give the present and future generation the opportunity to experience the culture of Hip Hop in a educational environment, that will give them an appreciation of what has become a worldwide influence. Hopefully a HIP HOP CATZ HIP HOP EDUTAINMENT FUN ZONE, something like a CHUCK E CHEESE can be constructed in the museum, to draw the parents with kids young children. The HIP HOP CATZ can educate the children to Hip Hop in a fun interactive way. More...
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Ten Vetus
Just getting started on looking but from Website perspective, Great lay out! From the words and sites I see exactly what I would anticipate and this is just the Beginning, ZALUTE, Hip Hop King and Queen's, a place for us, Love it
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Oris Erhuero
Amazing. ..finally we have something to pass on down the next generation. ..cause my generation is HIP HOP and we want stop.
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Didjé Camion Scratch Paraplogik
We are organising a full month of exhibitions, gigs, street live performances, and exchanges between Normandy - France and England to celebrate the hiphop´s bday. .. Thx for all, the knowledge about the roots of our culture are missing around us and we gonna work on it More...
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Derek L Simmons
i think this an excellent idea to honor hip hop's culture, and all the elements included, and i also love the fact that they are thinking outside the box with virtual concepts, creating a 18 wheeler to transform into a mobile annex like optimus prime. ..these strategies will enhance global interest and ultimately ensure that these institutions remain a focal point in presenting the history of this culture we call hip hop, along with its heroes : main, underground, unsung...etc i hope there will be exhibits, photos, and documentation on our fallen comrades as well...overall i believe that this institution will serve as a catalyst for cultural supporters, artists, pioneers, fans and historians worldwide...i am definitely in support, and cant wait for the complete realization of the U.H.H.M...the entire hip hop community needs to get on board for this one...SALUTES TO ALL MY FELLOW PIONEERS, LEGENDS, VETERANS, UNSUNG HEROES....BAM & HERC thank you !!!! More...
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Nicshelle Farrow
I love the platform that the Universal Hip Hop Museum provides because it propels unity, love, education, entrepreneurship, and so much more!!!
GoDaWork!!!
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Lisa Richmond Anderson
Bravo...can't wait!!! Long time coming snd6 do well deserved. All the best Rocky!!!
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Mugisha N. Serge
this is going to be the home of lot of people this world and bring changes to the world
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Ronald Russell
The Hip-Hop museum is something that has been longtime in the making...it started out as a way to bring unity back to the communities after the gang era of the early 70's and all of the destruction we left behind. ..block parties were a way to bring that unity back and learn to enjoy good times again through a trend we created...I was very fortunate to have grown up with these brothers through gang life and through music ( Black Spades)..I started. Rapping in 1975..my first musical team was disco king Mario with d.j. Jazzy Jay , Tex D Hollywood and D.J. Kenny Ken...the mc's were m.c. Sundance,(r.i.p.) Doc la Rock...Then me!! Sundance and Jazzy Jay then me left Disco King Mario and went and hooked up with Afrika Bambaata , Soulsonic force and the Universal Zulu Natio in'77...Then Jazzy Jay, Kool D.J.Red Alert and the Jazzy 5 in '79...only to become the first group to sign with Tommy Boy Records in1981.. Afrika Bambaata, Jazzy Jay and the Jazzy 5mcs( Jazzy Sensation) and the list of accomplishments goes on for the Zulu Nation...I am proud to have been part of this musical culture from the beginning. ..To have watched how over the years this culture came full circle. .. in the beginning, people were quick to tell us that we were wasting our time and that what we were doing wasn't going anywhere...We all experienced it but never gave up on our dreams....Well How Do You Like Us Now!!! As Drake says..."Started From The Bottom Now Were Here and. It is a beautiful feeling to know that after all these years Hip-Hip is finally getting a historic home to call our own. ....My name is the Master Bee ....j5 More...
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Sally Ramos
Can’t wait
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Curtiss Sumner
This project is a necessity for the true roots and lineage of Hip Hop to be preserved. Check out the album 16 Bars 4 Hip hop and support the museum project!
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Terron Neal
The Culmination of work for a worldwide changing culture underserved. Beautiful to have a fortified recognized platform for a trendsetting phenomenal occurrence.
Giving Props to the founders, groundbreakers, those who have paved ththe way and currently setting precedents.
I was privileged to attend the first annual Global Hip Hop Day event, which was more than amazing to see/meet some of the movers and shakers of Our renowned culture.
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Sabrina Sabrina
So excited. I can't wait to take my children
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Kimberly Fuqua
I love the hip hop culture.
I grew up listening to this music.
It helps me get through life.
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Diego NZ Pardo
Big up because it is made by Founders and pioneers of Hip Hop , soo the truth of the culture can not be doubted of what and how and who started what.
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KathyDiem Nguyen
I am really excited to be a part of this organization that stands for the preservation and education of hip hop music. Please like and share!
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Adaria Armstrong
'bout damn time! Peace and love and justice, y'all!
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Jorge Luis Rodriguez
UHHM is a great universal archive growing wide and strong with the new winds of multicultural representation.
Special Thanks to Rocky Bucano for sharing @OG.
Radiotron 33rd anniversary in Los Angeles.
Peace,
@OG.Radiotron
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Jenell Mouzon
this hip hop knowledge NEEDS to be out there for the younger generations and generations to come...
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Jorge Luis Rodriguez
UHHM is a great universal archive growing wide and strong with the new winds of multicultural representation. Special Thanks to Rocky Bucano for sharing @OG. Radiotron 33rd anniversary in Los Angeles. More...
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Eddie Perez
H!P HOP IS THE UNIVERSAL LANGUAGE OF THE WORLD. I COULDN'T BE ANY MORE PROUDER OF IT'S LOCATION. WHERE ELSE ON EARTH OTHER THAN "THE BRONX" WAS IT SUPPOSE TO BE?
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Jimmy Bones
Please support and donate to the Universal Hip Hop Museum. They have a friend and home with Underground Masters Magazine.
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El Bomba
Preservation of HipHop history...... For the Culture by the Culture!!!!
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Kathy Tuyet Nguyen
I am really excited to be a part of this organization that stands for the preservation and education of hip hop music. Please like and share!
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Willy Delbé
REAL HIPHOP NEVER DIE 1
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Zulu King TR
Será uma forma essencial e ilustre de mostrar como o Hip-Hop, ao longo de sua existência, tem contribuÃdo positivamente pela transformação de vidas, por meio de suas ações humanitárias...
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Emanuelle Culture
Completely cool there is no substitute for such magical talent.brilliant move and idea.
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Krasher Ox
Get on board, People!!! This is the best news I've heard in a long time-Starting a HipHop Museum and it's all the OGs that were there doing it!!!!!!!!!
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Mario Efraim
I think this is dope! Link with me!! I'm down to link country to country #InternationalCapitol
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Monroe Moor
This Museum is a much needed part of Hip Hop History. I"m glad someone thought of it! Hip Hop has the world's attention. .. It is alive and growing... I'm looking forward to the cultural aspect of Hip Hop to return. More...
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Vidal Chavez
Man it was so cool it was the badest I really loved it it was dope
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Jean Pierre Archimede
Good
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Miner Bolden
Real facts about the culture of Hip Hop! I love it. Can't wait for the building of the landmark location's
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Karen Garrison
This is a great contribution to Hip Hop. I can't wait to visit.
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JoAnne Artates
I've been a hip-hop fan since I was young. Glad to see that this culture is being recognized as a vital musical movement. Definitely going to check it out! See you there!..:-)
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Josh Negrete
Can't wait!! long over due for the legends!! Hip Hop Museum will be known by whole world!
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Pawll Qwestt
Real dope...
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Terri Robinson
I love it....
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Gracie D Townsend
Very Interesting,Educational and important.
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Charles A Sanchez
Awesome
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Cedric Williamson
Truly long overdue! !
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What’s the secret to keeping a party dancing all night long?
Staying constant and go above and beyond to kept the dance floor FULL all night long!!!"
How would you describe your ‘style’?
Good music and next level skills to pay the bills.
What do you love most about your job?
The interaction between a good DJ and the crowd is priceless. You have the attention of a group of people; you can control their actions. It's an adrenaline rush like nothing else.
