THE LEGENDS OF CHICAGO HIP HOP

LORD CASHUS D AND SAX PREACHER IN CENTER

3YR OLD SHOT IN THE FACE

TOP DOG (MOC CREW)1983 - PRESENT

TRILL MCCOY AKA KING SUPREME

DJ JIHAD

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LIVE AT THE BANTU FEST 2019

WHOOP YO KIDS

RAHIYM AKA RADIO

(LEGION OF DOOM) 1984 - PRESENT

MR. CLUB BANGA

AKA JMD AKA IDEAZ (LEGION OF DOOM)

PURPLE MANSION 1983 - PRESENT

LEGENDS MUSIC VIDEOS

BLAQ ICE

AKA ICE COLD THE ULTIMATE WARRIOR

(LEGION OF DOOM) 1985 - PRESENT

NEWSENSE

(PSYCHO DRAMA / M.A.T.S CREW / DRAMA WARD

DA KAMP

BIG REDSKI

POISON

CONNECTING WITH THE YOUTH

IMAGE

LEGENDS CHI PEACE SYMPHONY

D-VO-D 1986 - PRESENT

DUCHIE BABY FKA DIVINE

(ILL STATE ASSASSINS) 1992 - PRESENT

EDGER E (FRESH PACK)

LEVEL AQUANAUT LCD

(A.F.X. CREW) 1984 - PRESENT

THE YOUTH SPEAK ON THE LEGENDS

MENTORSHIP WORKSHOPS

DR. GROOVE

RAY PEE EEM

TAIGO ONES

Legends OF CHICAGO Hip Hip Against Violence

NIGHTMARE

THREEZ ANA MC SNAKE ROCK

1978 - PRESENT

LEGENDS BACK TO SCHOOL DRIVE

THE LEGENDS ARCHIVES

The LEGENDS OF CHICAGO HIP HOP MOVEMENT was created in 2012 by King Of Poetry Blaq Ice, one of the Legendary Chicago rappers, formerly known as Ice Cold The Ultimate Warrior. The idea was inspired from his P.O.E.T Movement, which is an artist/activist movement dedicated to using it's art for activism work.

Blaq Ice would share his idea with his big brother in Hip Hop JMD aka Mr. Club Banga and found out that he was thinking of a similar idea.

They would soon collaborate and become co-founders of the LEGENDS OF CHICAGO HIP HOP MOVEMENT.

The Legends of Chicago Hip Hop is made up of Rappers, DJ's, Dancers, Graffiti Artists, Poets and is broken into 3 components. The Pioneers, who are those that were on the Hip Hop scene before 1980, the Legends, who are those that were on the scene between 1980-1990 and the Vanguards who were on the scene between 1991-1995. These make up the LEGENDS OF CHICAGO HIP HOP MOVEMENT.

Our mission is to archive the history of Chicago Hip Hop while saving the youth by teaching them a better way to express themselves through art as an alternative to violence.