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Jesse Bonds Weaver Jr. (born June 22, 1962), better known by the stage name Schoolly D (sometimes spelled Schooly D), is an American rapper from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. [1] Career. Schoolly D teamed up with DJ Code Money in the mid-1980s. His lyrics reflected urban realism, violence, and sexual bravado. [2] .
Schoolly D (* 22. Juni 1962; eigentlich Jesse B. Weaver) ist ein US-amerikanischer Hip-Hop - MC aus Philadelphia, der seit Mitte der 1980er Jahre aktiv ist und als einer der Miterfinder des so genannten Gangsta-Rap gilt. Schoolly D begann 1979 zu rappen. Wesentliche Einflüsse waren zu Beginn Grandmaster Flash und die Funky Four.
Music video by Schoolly D performing P.S.K. 'What Does It Mean'?. (C) 2017 Sony Music Entertainmenthttp://vevo.ly/PAcTYy.
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Straight outta Philadelphia, Schoolly D is one of the earliest exponents of gangster rap along with the likes of Ice-T, Toddy Tee and Kool G Rap. In his long career he has produced several classic albums and has worked with artists as diverse as Mekon, Joe Delia and Abel Ferrara (director of Driller Killer) for whom he has contributed music for ...
3. Dez. 2015 · Schoolly D, the rapper behind the first gangsta rap song "P.S.K.", reflects on his music career and the 30th anniversary of his debut album. He talks about the origin of the reverb, the reception of the song, and his influence on Ice-T and N.W.A.
Schoolly D is a hip-hop pioneer and composer who created gangsta rap and influenced many artists. He has appeared in films like King of New York and Aqua Teen Hunger Force, and composed the theme song for the latter.
The Pioneer of Gangsta Rap, Schoolly D first came out in 1984 with his song “Gangster Boogie.” Although later overshadowed by artists like NWA and Ice T, his album “Schoolly D” remains the...
