now you got to talk about why it's
called East Coast our sneeze cause my
whole life the whole thing is a journey
hip-hop itself west coast and east coast
music like 90s with all the Beave and
stuff so I just thought that like a
technically sin we are the real East
Coast I like the sound of it I was and
he's cause my whole life so the first
episodes bohon because i feel like a lot
of my generation could relate to
Bowens experience i don't really feel
like a fit in here on with a flat fit in
there at blonde music speaks right into
that all these times like chinese rapper
we're just all making hip hop music I
happen to be Chinese it's a good way to
start because our audience will relate
to him more and then the second one is
Yeti out the dude is underground party
eventually they spread out into Shanghai
Hong Kong and London starts doing
worldwide parties so they would exploit
Eastern talent to the West Division we
were always West the East we're now
inviting DJs MCS live artists over from
China into Europe names ciao James mom
he's currently behind the scene making
these videos helping to promote Chinese
talent in the West I think that like
really motivates you and makes you want
to keep going because it's like
influencing the next generation and then
the fourth episode we have this
international city Hong Kong and that
you have a rapper that's a rising star
right now who only raps in English every
kid has like their own little world
inside of them that they don't express
in real life you know I'm just like any
other kids that's why I tell my story
and my songs we move on to Stan Lee
which is like the Gateway to the Chinese
hip-hop like loco scene because he
started this YouTube platform that only
focus on local talents in China at
I'm frame like the best thing you could
do or just keep on pumping on content
content is king knowing his platform I
wanted to show DJ worthy because you can
talk about the new generation without
showing your water oh geez in the game
I'm counting a lot like a mind blow
saundra like all the scratch or the beat
juggling or like ten several records I
won't do this I won't be this guy he
himself is one of the very first
turntable was in China
I want to end the whole series with all
the homegrown hero with his Johnny Jay
rap chica cut you a yawn wanna go see me
ismail go Tina
that's it you en yo personally I was
hoping that our audience and stuff
jumping straight into oh why why should
I care about this Chinese hip-hop
artists they will have the patience to
like really learn about how far hip-hop
has reached
the whole thing is a journey the idea is
that like a wallet at least show our
audience that there's a lot of the
younger generation right now street
culture hip hop that's what they're
under the influence of it and wanted to
be better for that culture doesn't
matter if they're Chinese or the medic
where they are so um it is huge
it's actually affecting a lot of light
the youth and why not talk about it it's
a good thing to show all these different
characters so all walks of life together
right so um yeah that's the sole purpose
of this series it's just to break the
stereotype facts
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