To Protect, Preserve and Empower the name of Hip Hop, its Pioneers, People and Culture.
MORE THAN A STREET NAME
-BRONX, NY
About HIP HOP BLVD.
Al Pizarro Co- Founder
Al Pizarro – DJ/Promoter/Community leader – Al Pizarro former DJ and Billboard reporter, best known for VIP record pool and SURE record pool. Credited for breaking artist from the west coast to the east. Including 2 Pac. Scarface, Eminem, D12, Naughty by Nature, Snoop Dogg, Ice Cube and Public Enemy. Recipient of various platinum and Gold plaques for those artists mentioned above.
Hip Hop Blvd is the Brain Child of Al Pizarro, Terry Nelson, DJ Tony Tone and Alex Pizarro. This union inspired the platform of support for the Brick Layers and Founders of Hip Hop.
Hip Hop Blvd is a Corporation dedicated to Protect, Preserve and Empower the name of Hip Hop and its pioneers, people and culture. We will execute this through Business, Social Awareness, Education and Health. All efforts are geared towards enhancing a creating a better quality of life.
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Hip Hop is a multi-million dollar Global Movement, Culture and Industry. The Birth of Hip Hop took place at 1520 Sedgwick Avenue in the Bronx New York. Dj Kool Herc (Clive Campbell) was it's foundering Father.
On May 16th, 2001 the United Nations recognized Hip Hop as a Culture of Peace and Prosperity World Wide. Movies continue to be made about this global phenomenon. With all the greatness that Hip Hop has caused, provided culturally, and has generated globally, it's "True Legends" suffer. The musical craftsmen/women upon the backs of which this art form was built, have been forgotten in the shuffle of the dollars and cents of commercial growth, and the fame of others.
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Mission Statement
A Corporation dedicated to protect, preserve and empower the name of Hip Hop and it's Pioneers, people and culture.
THE BRICK LAYERS
The original brick layers of this incredibly designed art form have been left with nothing. Some... were not even given an honorable mention in the history books. Fallen astray and forgotten through time and development.
