It’s no secret that HipHopHuis believes in the strength of the community. We exist because of these scenes that keep growing and evolving. These communities and their innovators are the number one partners in our programs. The bboy […]
I wanted to visit all of the main Rap spots in New York, borough to borough to feel where Hip Hop really originated from. The recent renaming of certain streets to our most beloved rap […]
Humanity 4 Palestine presents Freedom Sounds (London Edition) Benefit Concert featuring US artists Dead Prez, Havoc of the Infamous Mobb Deep, Mobb Deep DJ L.E.S., Big Noyd as well as the UK’s own Lowkey, DJ […]
“I came here on my mission as a Puerto Rican and I left as a human being” – Crazy Legs On 20th September 2017, hurricane Maria left a path of destruction across Puerto Rico, stripping […]
I went to check out the very intimate space – Scrap Yard New York’s longest standing graffiti supplies store at over 26 years old. A great atmosphere with friendly people chillin’ and having a good tme. […]
Ellis Island Ellis Island immigration museum was a real eye-opener into the history and creation of the United States of America through mass immigration. It explains the diversity of some part of the United States. […]
There was one place in New York City I couldn’t leave without visiting, the iconic: Queensbridge housing projects – home of Nasir Jones and many of my other favorite Rap artists from Queens. The origins […]
It’s every Hip Hop fan’s dream is to visit the birthplace of Hip Hop – NEW YORK CITY. After years of waiting for ‘the right time’ I was finally here. Excited, a friend hooked me […]
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