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The 22 pages that link to Hip-hop culture, each with the reason it gives.

• Hip-hopBroader topic: This local scene formed the movement’s earliest recognizable practices.

• Hip-hop musicBroader topic: The genre’s foundational DJ and MC practices emerged in Bronx communities.

• Hip-hop productionBroader topic: Its party DJs and dancers formed the setting in which hip-hop beats emerged.

• DJ Kool HercRelated: Herc’s parties helped bring these practices together as a shared Bronx scene.

• Youth cultureBroader topic: Its music and expressive practices became influential forms of youth culture worldwide.

• Grandmaster FlashNarrower topic: Flash's DJ innovations grew out of this local cultural movement.

• Hip-hop fashionBroader topic: Its parties and neighborhoods shaped the culture’s earliest clothing styles.

• Hip-hop danceRelated: Breaking grew within the Bronx hip-hop scene and its neighborhood parties.

• Afrika BambaataaNarrower topic: Bambaataa promoted hip-hop as a culture extending beyond recorded music.

• Golden age hip-hopRelated: Bronx DJ and MC practices supplied foundational techniques inherited by golden age artists.

• New York hip-hopBroader topic: The Bronx was the scene’s birthplace, where block parties joined DJing, MCing, dance, and graffiti.

• Old-school hip-hopBroader topic: The Bronx scene was the principal birthplace of old-school hip-hop.

• Russell SimmonsRelated: Simmons helped commercialize its reach while presenting it to wider audiences.

• Allen IversonNarrower topic: Iverson’s clothing, tattoos, and public image brought hip-hop style into prominent basketball settings.

• ScarfaceRelated: Scarface became a recurring reference in rap lyrics and imagery.

• Street danceRelated: The Bronx scene provided key conditions for breaking and hip-hop dance to develop.

• Youth subcultureBroader topic: Its early forms show how young people create culture from local conditions and shared practices.

• Kurtis BlowNarrower topic: Blow’s records carried one part of this wider movement into mainstream music markets.

• The Fresh Prince of Bel-AirRelated: Will’s rap background and the show’s music connected the sitcom to hip-hop’s growing television presence.

• Arsenio HallRelated: Hall’s show gave hip-hop artists unusually prominent access to a mainstream television audience.

• Slick RickNarrower topic: He emerged as a rapper in the Bronx scene that formed his musical setting.

• History of hip-hop danceNarrower topic: Hip-hop dance emerged as one element of this broader Bronx-born movement.