So you think you know Hip-Hop.

Pittsey

Knock, Knock...
Staff member
#1
So Ya Think You Know Hip Hop Pop Quiz #1


1-Name the 3 members of the Fat Boys?

2-In the late 80s early 90s there was a genre of rap called 'Horrorcore'. Super producer Prince Paul belonged to one of the premier groups of this genre-Name that group

3-Funkmaster Flex came into the radio biz as an apprentice for what well known deejay. He was among the first to do Hip Hop mix shows on radio and he even released a couple of records. Who was he?

4-What well known actor got his start playing a basshead in the Public Enemy video 'Night of the Living Bassheads'?

5-What well known actor got his start in the movie 'Krush Groove’? He played the role of Russell Simmons?

6-In the song 'The Bridge is Over' KRS cleverly uses the song structure and rhyme cadence from what well known 'Rock-N-Roll' song? Who is the singer of that song?

7-To those who really know Hip Hop-What reggae song is beat for 'The Bridge is Over' based on?

8-Before Lil Jon, Outkast,Young Jeezy and all these other ATL Rappers blew up the spot, what well known rap group broke on the scene, sampled Michael Jackson and made us 'Jump' after being discovered in a mall back in the early 90s?

9-Before Chuck D hooked up Public Enemy, he and his original producers Hank and Keith were part of another group that operated at of Adelphi University. What was the name of that group? Hint: Chuck went by the name Chucky D.

10-Since this is the start of football season we have to pay homage to the greatest football team to ever touch the gridiron-We're talking about the Oakland Raiders. What well known Hip Hop pioneer had sense enough to bless the Raiders in a song? Hint: This Hip Hop pioneer was one of the first to sport a jheri curl and do a song addressing social issues.

Bonus Question worth another 10 points:-

What was the name of the song?

Good luck young grasshoppers. If you don't know any of the answers talk to your elders and remember what KRS-One says 'You Must Learn'?
 

Casey

Well-Known Member
Staff member
#6
1-Name the 3 members of the Fat Boys?

----Darren the human beat box, kool rockski and prince markie dee----

2-In the late 80s early 90s there was a genre of rap called 'Horrorcore'. Super producer Prince Paul belonged to one of the premier groups of this genre-Name that group


Gravediggaz


3-Funkmaster Flex came into the radio biz as an apprentice for what well known deejay. He was among the first to do Hip Hop mix shows on radio and he even released a couple of records. Who was he?

hmm, not sure about this one. marley marl? red alert maybe?



4-What well known actor got his start playing a basshead in the Public Enemy video 'Night of the Living Bassheads'?

No idea on this one

5-What well known actor got his start in the movie 'Krush Groove’? He played the role of Russell Simmons?

It was Blair Underwood.



6-In the song 'The Bridge is Over' KRS cleverly uses the song structure and rhyme cadence from what well known 'Rock-N-Roll' song? Who is the singer of that song?

Don't know about that. The music is a sample of "boops" by reggae producers sly and robbie, though.



7-To those who really know Hip Hop-What reggae song is beat for 'The Bridge is Over' based on?

See previous answer.



8-Before Lil Jon, Outkast,Young Jeezy and all these other ATL Rappers blew up the spot, what well known rap group broke on the scene, sampled Michael Jackson and made us 'Jump' after being discovered in a mall back in the early 90s?

Kriss Kross



9-Before Chuck D hooked up Public Enemy, he and his original producers Hank and Keith were part of another group that operated at of Adelphi University. What was the name of that group? Hint: Chuck went by the name Chucky D.


Don't know




10-Since this is the start of football season we have to pay homage to the greatest football team to ever touch the gridiron-We're talking about the Oakland Raiders. What well known Hip Hop pioneer had sense enough to bless the Raiders in a song? Hint: This Hip Hop pioneer was one of the first to sport a jheri curl and do a song addressing social issues.

Ice Cube

Bonus Question worth another 10 points:-

What was the name of the song?

Wrong nigga to fuck with
 

Pittsey

Knock, Knock...
Staff member
#7
Militant said:
1-Name the 3 members of the Fat Boys?

----Darren the human beat box, kool rockski and prince markie dee----

2-In the late 80s early 90s there was a genre of rap called 'Horrorcore'. Super producer Prince Paul belonged to one of the premier groups of this genre-Name that group


Gravediggaz


3-Funkmaster Flex came into the radio biz as an apprentice for what well known deejay. He was among the first to do Hip Hop mix shows on radio and he even released a couple of records. Who was he?

hmm, not sure about this one. marley marl? red alert maybe?



4-What well known actor got his start playing a basshead in the Public Enemy video 'Night of the Living Bassheads'?

No idea on this one

5-What well known actor got his start in the movie 'Krush Groove’? He played the role of Russell Simmons?

It was Blair Underwood.



6-In the song 'The Bridge is Over' KRS cleverly uses the song structure and rhyme cadence from what well known 'Rock-N-Roll' song? Who is the singer of that song?

Don't know about that. The music is a sample of "boops" by reggae producers sly and robbie, though.



7-To those who really know Hip Hop-What reggae song is beat for 'The Bridge is Over' based on?

See previous answer.



8-Before Lil Jon, Outkast,Young Jeezy and all these other ATL Rappers blew up the spot, what well known rap group broke on the scene, sampled Michael Jackson and made us 'Jump' after being discovered in a mall back in the early 90s?

Kriss Kross



9-Before Chuck D hooked up Public Enemy, he and his original producers Hank and Keith were part of another group that operated at of Adelphi University. What was the name of that group? Hint: Chuck went by the name Chucky D.


Don't know




10-Since this is the start of football season we have to pay homage to the greatest football team to ever touch the gridiron-We're talking about the Oakland Raiders. What well known Hip Hop pioneer had sense enough to bless the Raiders in a song? Hint: This Hip Hop pioneer was one of the first to sport a jheri curl and do a song addressing social issues.

Ice Cube

Bonus Question worth another 10 points:-

What was the name of the song?

Wrong nigga to fuck with

1. Same
2. Same
3. I read it in scratch mag. But can't remember.
4. Is it Sam Jackson?
5. Same.
6. Billy Joel - It's still Rock and Roll.
7. Dunno
8. Easy as shit. Same.
9. Dunno
10. Same.
 

Eric

Well-Known Member
#9
3. A lot of people think DJ Red Alert, but I'm pretty sure it's Chuck Chillout. I actually possess the first Funk Flex mixtape.
 
#10
1. Didn't remember the Fat Boy's names
2. Gravediggaz
3. Not sure, I would have guessed Red Alert
4. Samuel L. Jackson
5. Blair Underwood
6. Don't know, just listened to the song and still can't figure it out
7. Don't know
8. Kris Kross
9. No idea
10. Ice Cube, The Wrong Nigga To Fuck With
 
#12
Pittsey said:
2-In the late 80s early 90s there was a genre of rap called 'Horrorcore'. Super producer Prince Paul belonged to one of the premier groups of this genre-Name that group
Horrorcore still exists, and it wasn't really a genre in the 80's, Esham was one of the few cats doing it.

By the way, most of this information is useless :D
 

Butt Rubber

More arrogant than SicC
#14
tamilflames said:
Horrorcore still exists, and it wasn't really a genre in the 80's, Esham was one of the few cats doing it.

By the way, most of this information is useless :D
horrorcore started in the late 80s with esham, insane poetry, geto boys, gangsta nip etc.
 

Butt Rubber

More arrogant than SicC
#16
Jebus said:
^^^yes but that doesnt take away from the fact that it still exist now does it??

I knew 2 8 and 10
ofcourse horrorcore still exists, when did i deny that?

q-strange, bedlam, lu cipha, twiztid, cobane boyz. its still got a few decent acts going right now

although most up and coming horrorcore artists are absolute garbage (check out horrorcore.com, the new acts are fucking horrible)
 

Pittsey

Knock, Knock...
Staff member
#17
tamilflames said:
Horrorcore still exists, and it wasn't really a genre in the 80's, Esham was one of the few cats doing it.

By the way, most of this information is useless :D

I didn't write the questions. Otherwise I'd be a bit dumb as I didn't know all the answers.

I also think you are mis-understanding the question. Where does it say Horrorcore is over? And it WAS started in the 80's.

And also 99% of the threads are useless on this board. What do you want? A how to rewire your house thread?
 

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