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Oxford Union Hip Hop Panel Discussion PART 1, Ft Dizzee Rascal, Tajai, MC Serch, DJ Yoda + DJ bonds
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1:13:11Now PlayingExperience the electrifying energy of Hip Hop at the Oxford Union! This exclusive event brought together legendary voices and turntable masters for an unforgettable night of beats, rhymes, and real talk.
Featuring:
• MC Serch (3rd Bass) – Hip Hop pioneer and cultural icon
• Dizzee Rascal – Mercury Prize-winning UK rap trailblazer
• Tajai (Souls of Mischief / Hieroglyphics) – Oakland’s lyrical architect
• DJ Bonds – West Coast Hip Hop tastemaker
• DJ Yoda – Award-winning UK turntablist and party rocker
The panel delved into Hip Hop’s impact on youth, its global influence, and the future of the culture. After the discussion, the party continued with a live concert featuring MC Serch, Tajai, DJ Bonds and local artists from around Oxford showcasing the artistry and innovation that define Hip Hop today.
Whether you’re a lifelong fan or new to the scene, this event celebrated the power, diversity, and unity of Hip Hop at one of the world’s most historic debating societies.
More information is available here
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