E-40, Too Short, Chuck D and More Rap Legends on Their Early Hip-Hop Influences | KQED
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The first rap song that many artists recall hearing is "Rapper's Delight" by The Sugar Hill Gang, which sampled Chic's hit song "Good Times." This song had a significant impact on their lives and solidified their love for hip-hop.
The length of "Rapper's Delight" at 15 minutes stood out to many artists, who vividly remember enjoying the song and bumping it on their loud stereos.
"Rapper's Delight" and other early rap songs played a crucial role in the development of hip-hop, inspiring future artists and paving the way for the genre's growth and popularity.
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