One whomixesrecordedmusicDates back to thelate 1960s, generallysaid to have arisenfrom the Black andLatino neighborhoodsof New York City andPhiladelphiaTag orTaggerWhatmodern dayrappers areknown asTurntables,mixers,headphonesOfficial host ofstaged event,in charge ofhyping up acrowdSpray paint isa popularmedium (wasof making theart)First began bysaying a few linesto motivate theaudience, andthen developedinto long formrhymesWill be the firstdance formfeatured in theOlympicsbeginning in2024Master ofCeremoniesMerry-go-RoundtechniqueCame from"dancingon thebreaks"A way for peopleto protestgovernmentpolicies and tomark theirterritoryDJs borrowedfrom genressuch as disco,funk, jazz, soul,electro, andR&BAcrobatic,street-borndanceA form ofvandalismand isillegalVery colorful andinvolved stylizedand abstractlettering known as"wildstyle," and/orincluded cartoon-like characters.Windmills,headspins,and footworkaretechniquesBreakdancingcrews beganto emergeand arepopular todayMust be able toperform in frontof live audiencesand come upwith rhymes onthe spotPerformedby B-boysand B-girlsDiscJockeySubway cars andtrains were popularlocations for taggersbecause their goalwas for as manypeople to see theirwork as possibleJamesBrowninfluenced ofsome earlierfootworkOne whomixesrecordedmusicDates back to thelate 1960s, generallysaid to have arisenfrom the Black andLatino neighborhoodsof New York City andPhiladelphiaTag orTaggerWhatmodern dayrappers areknown asTurntables,mixers,headphonesOfficial host ofstaged event,in charge ofhyping up acrowdSpray paint isa popularmedium (wasof making theart)First began bysaying a few linesto motivate theaudience, andthen developedinto long formrhymesWill be the firstdance formfeatured in theOlympicsbeginning in2024Master ofCeremoniesMerry-go-RoundtechniqueCame from"dancingon thebreaks"A way for peopleto protestgovernmentpolicies and tomark theirterritoryDJs borrowedfrom genressuch as disco,funk, jazz, soul,electro, andR&BAcrobatic,street-borndanceA form ofvandalismand isillegalVery colorful andinvolved stylizedand abstractlettering known as"wildstyle," and/orincluded cartoon-like characters.Windmills,headspins,and footworkaretechniquesBreakdancingcrews beganto emergeand arepopular todayMust be able toperform in frontof live audiencesand come upwith rhymes onthe spotPerformedby B-boysand B-girlsDiscJockeySubway cars andtrains were popularlocations for taggersbecause their goalwas for as manypeople to see theirwork as possibleJamesBrowninfluenced ofsome earlierfootwork

4 Pillars of Hip-Hop - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. One who mixes recorded music
  2. Dates back to the late 1960s, generally said to have arisen from the Black and Latino neighborhoods of New York City and Philadelphia
  3. Tag or Tagger
  4. What modern day rappers are known as
  5. Turntables, mixers, headphones
  6. Official host of staged event, in charge of hyping up a crowd
  7. Spray paint is a popular medium (was of making the art)
  8. First began by saying a few lines to motivate the audience, and then developed into long form rhymes
  9. Will be the first dance form featured in the Olympics beginning in 2024
  10. Master of Ceremonies
  11. Merry-go-Round technique
  12. Came from "dancing on the breaks"
  13. A way for people to protest government policies and to mark their territory
  14. DJs borrowed from genres such as disco, funk, jazz, soul, electro, and R&B
  15. Acrobatic, street-born dance
  16. A form of vandalism and is illegal
  17. Very colorful and involved stylized and abstract lettering known as "wildstyle," and/or included cartoon-like characters.
  18. Windmills, headspins, and footwork are techniques
  19. Breakdancing crews began to emerge and are popular today
  20. Must be able to perform in front of live audiences and come up with rhymes on the spot
  21. Performed by B-boys and B-girls
  22. Disc Jockey
  23. Subway cars and trains were popular locations for taggers because their goal was for as many people to see their work as possible
  24. James Brown influenced of some earlier footwork