#CFAF 176 — Why Generations of Fans Share Hip Hop Culture?

Conversate For A Few Hip Hop Podcast

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FEW TANG CLAN!!! Walk down almost any street, in any city in America (or the World honestly), and you'll see evidence of Hip Hop. Not only will you see evidence of its existence, you'll likely see some form of its lifeblood. Whether it's in someone's fashion, the way a person walks, the altered, dare I say, coded language spoken in non-secretive conversations; you'll see and hear Hip Hop. We've all seen the "old head" on the Harley blasting RAKIM or LLCOLJ. And we've seen 12 year olds lose their minds to 808's and hi hats VERY similar to 808 and hi hat sounds we lost our minds to in the 80's. And no. It's not the same. Nor should it be. However, it is Hip Hop. And Hip Hop is multi-generational. Let's discuss...Make room for the tag. #CoversateForAFew #CFAF

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