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Happy Black Music Month! This a Remix of a Song. Now I'd Advise You that If You Need to Cry, Listen to the original, I'll Post in Comments, But When you ready to Wipe Your Eyes to Listen to the Remix of "Holdin On Like Jōb" ✊🏾💯🇺🇲✊🏾❤️✊🏾💯🎶 Link: youtu.be/HMPmgHgdPA0?si…

@PhoneYourFrien1 "I Still Got It"Lookin Azz😂😂😂

LMFAOOOOOO this is the funniest shit I’ve seen in a minute after watching the skit 😭🤣😂😭

@FuckYouYxstxrdy That's 🔥🔥🔥 AF💯💯✊🏾💯 That's Awesome Chef💯💯💯

The Salad 🥗 I Just Made 😩❤️🔱🖤

BEATBOXING: Returning Body To Instrumentation Beatboxing is one of the greatest examples of Black American musical innovation transforming limitation into a global art form. What began as neighborhood survival creativity in Black American communities came a new style of instrumentation- the human body itself. This technique functioned as drums, turntables, baselines, synthesizers, and rhythm machines. Beatboxing didn’t just imitate music, it actually redefined what music making could be, using the first instrument, the voice, to achieve incredible complex sounds. During enslavement, Black Americans were denied access to the drum, via the Negro Act of 1740. Enslavers feared that rhythmic communication could lead to organized rebellion, so drumming was outlawed. As a result Black Americans created a survival adaptation which laid the spiritual and cultural groundwork for beatboxing centuries later. Modern beatboxing is technologically futuristic, but it is also philosophically ancient: Black Americans pulled from the human memory of the utilization of the voice when some instruments were unavailable. This principal echoes throughout Black American musical history by producing some of the most prolific genres in the world, like scat, bebop, and hiphop. The word “beatbox” itself came from early drum machines like the Roland TR-808, whose booming electronic percussion became foundational to hip-hop. Human performers began vocally imitating these machines so accurately that they themselves became “human beatboxes.” In fact beatboxing is apart of what made artists like Michael Jackson so prominent. Michael was an exceptional beatboxer who used the technique at the core of his creative process, frequently building song rhythms, bassllnes, and melodies using only his voice. He often used beatboxing to compose and test musical ideas before stepping into the studio, famously beatboxing on demos for songs like “Billie Jean”. Beatboxing was birthed by Black American musicians and popularized in the South Bronx, New York by Black American pioneers like Darren “Buffy” Robinson, who was known as “The Human Beatbox”. Artists like “The Jubilaires (1930, first recorded rap record) laid the groundwork for the precursors to rap and beatboxing, who would be the forebears of a culture that influenced the creation of Hip-Hop, which has become a global phenomenon and one of the most prolific genres of music ever created. schoolofbeatbox.com/a-brief-histor… latimes.com/archives/la-xp… youtube.com/watch?v=5C5he8… folksinging.org/m-c-ted-brooks…

@batbglobal She be having me rolling😂😂😂 She made the best of the Clout 😂😂

That Brorilla song is hilarious.

@Persway82 Only the first 6 seconds matter😂😂😂😂

Now that’s real natural ass!!! 😩👏🏾🤣🤣 He is hilarious!!!🤭🤣🤣🤣👏🏾

@JacksonHarlem K-Jazz, K-Neo-Soul... It gets vicious in them international markets. Our Music sound so Good, They can't help it😂😂

@FatherShines Not The Expansion Pack🤦🏽‍♂️😖Bad News

KPop Is Stolen Black American Music‼️ Long Live The Jackson 5❤️🇺🇸

@MAJORPAIN001 That Picnic Lit AF 💯

BALANCE: OUTSIDE 🙄😳🤷🏾‍♂️😎🫡🤔😂

Actually it leans more towards Disco... Ours Too✊🏾🇺🇲❤️

That Black American 70s Funk Music is Strong in this One... I Hope The Child is Okay but why is Black American 70s Funk Style Music playing in the Background... Happy Black Music Month ✊🏾🇺🇲❤️

I did a R. Kelly Level Soap Opera Musical Expression of Love that Endures... Happy Black Music Month ✊🏾🇺🇲❤️💯🎶🎶🎶 youtu.be/ph6YiHdurgE?si…

Man He Up!!! Y'all Don't Understand... CREATIVELY... He Up Like Fuqq 💯💯💯💯💯💯💯✊🏾✊🏾😂😂😂😂

@OcnShackG 😂😂😂

Stuttering on how he beat 40 is too fckin funny 😭🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@FBA_MasterJEDI If He Face the Camera and Look Up... He Look Bald-Headed 😂😂

If I send you this pic just know I can’t let go! 😂😂😂

@JacksonHarlem I gotta admit as a Afro Hairstyle Connoisseur I did joke about him having an Afro wit Bangs😂😂😂 But Not the Afro itself💯✊🏾🤷🏾‍♂️

All The Anti-Black Comments About Jay-Z’s Hair Online Are Really Telling💯

@JacksonHarlem @justjewels912 😂😂😂 Dayyuuuumm 😂😂😂😂

🇮🇳INDIAN SIMULATOR Game Just Got Announced for PlayStation 5‼️🔥The Most Realistic Survival Game Ever Made

I'M GONNA GIT YOU SUCKA (Wayans, 1988)

@meazy_soilderz That was near perfect form.... 😬

Yep issa wrap that niggas got a taste for blood now!!!

You Just Don't Understand How Good Keith David Was in Saints Row 4 😂✊🏾❤️🎮🎮🎯

BLACK AMERICAN MUSIC HISTORY 101 THE FIRST INSTRUMENT: The Voice The human voice is the oldest instrument in humanity. It relates every single crafted instrument in history, because humans possessed the ability to sing well before they possessed the ability to create musical instruments. The voice shaped music and civilization itself. Scientists believe that the earliest forms of communication resembled musicality before grammar. Tone came before vocabulary. This is because the emotional centers of the brain react to pitch and rhythm faster than to language itself. A scream can communicate fear instantly. A lullaby can calm an infant before it understands words. A chant can synchronize an entire group of people emotionally. This means that music and speech evolved.. simultaneously. Anthropologists believe that early humans enveloped vocal complexity because larger groups required coordination, mothers needed emotional bonding signals, hunting required regained communication, rituals and spirituality used rhythmic chanting and memory preservation benefitted from melodic repetition. In fact music acts as a powerful memory anchor by stimulating emotions, strengthening memory encoding and reactivating brain areas associated with past experiences. Singing and voice usage improves memory by activating widespread neural networks, enhancing cognitive function, and stimulating neuro-plasticity. It engages the hippocampus which deals with memory the prefrontal cortex which deals with emotional regulation, problem-solving and focus, and the temporal lobes simultaneously, fostering a better verbal fluency, and episodic memory. Long before written language, humans communicated emotion through pitch, rhythm, tone, repetition, breath, vibration, and call-and-response. The human voice could warn danger, comfort children, organize labor, mourn death, celebrate victory, communicate spirituality, induce trance states, and synchronize groups. This is WHY the earliest instruments were designed to mimic vocal qualities. Flutes imitate breath and melody, violins imitate sustained singing, drums imitate heartbeat and speech rhythms, horns imitate cries and announcements, guitars imitate vocal bends and emotional inflection. To this very day, many musicians say that an instrument is made to be played to “sing”. pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC11… nationalgeographic.com/health/article… aliveeastbay.com/the-voice-the-…