Queens Hip Hop Symposium 2023

I, , BA, MS am a FlyGirl Music, BGirl Music, Graffiti, Park Jam and House Party DJ, JVC Box Era, Hip Hop/Media Relations, Social Media and Public Relations Practitioner/Writer and Consultant.

"Black Girls and Black Women - always get yours first!"

Professor Shasia Mecca, BA, MS, est. 8/11/1965,
Sole Founder,

National Coalition for Black Girls and Women

In recognition of the 50th Anniversary of Bronx, NYC Hip Hop . . .   "Fly Girls of Queens Hip Hop Movement, Culture and Music" (Part 1) are honored by the SouthSide Jamaica, Queens Hip Hop Artists Museum via audio podcast by Professor Eva Marie King

https://open.spotify.com/episode/0GNoi76SSdc1VZk8h6BiJn?si=3XnEv8yfSNe97MDTIB4vuQ&utm_source=copy-link



- First Lady Sparkle aka Hollis Voice  - Simone I. Smith  - MC Lady Raszmatasz  - DJ Tam Jams  - Evangelist Lala Sims  - Tracy Sims - Raina - Kyah Baby - Monique "Mo-Mo" Thomas  - Lisa Angel Ray - Diane Gibbs - Erica Ford  - Vanessa "Nessa" Branch  - Sabrina Jackson  - Lisa Edwards - Carlena "Crazy Cee" Gourdine - Dr. Jamila T. Davis - Lin Que aka Isis - The Wooten Sisters - Kim Stalworth  - Frick and Frack - MC Shorty Tee - DJ Lady Love - MC Vicious Vee  - Phase III Enterprise  - Infinity Machine Crew Fly Girls - Sweet Tee  - Nicki Minaj - Debra Antney - Salt N Pepa - Roxanne Shante - MC Sure Delight - The Sweet Trio - Dimples D - 169th Street Crew Girls.

For details contact , Sole Founder and Sole Owner, http://www.Instagram.com/SSJQHipHopArtistsMuseum

The young MC Juiccy E, est. 1970 and young DJ Kendo, est. 1975 tribute to Original FlyGirls (1976) from JHS 72 Queens

In September 1976, Queens Hip Hop Legend, DJ Kendo, est. 1975 and I were freshmans at the Catherine & Count Basie School (JHS 72 Queens), by Spring semester 1978 Kendo was "cutting it up" on the Wheels of Steel at the Spring Prom; and I was rocking the microphone as the young 12-year-old MC Juiccy E, est. 1970.

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Seeing DJ Kendo last summer in August 2021 at the Jamaica Playground in South Jamaica Houses (40 Projects) during GMV/Queens Day reminded me that he still enjoys DJing, MCing, breakbeats and the entire movement and culture of SouthSide Jamaica, Queens Hip Hop just as much as I do.

When I rock the microphone and DJ Kendo rocks "Dance to the Drummer's Beat" and "Love is the Message," it will be to pay homage and show honor and respect to our former Junior High School classmates and Original FlyGirls: Kim Stalworth, Keshia Brown, Lisa Angel Ray, Juliette White, Michelle Minton, Dee-Dee Johnson, Darlene Parks (RIP) and Monique "Mo-Mo" Thomas (RIP).

Though I am Professor Eva Marie King today, I will always rock the mic as my alter-ego the young MC Juiccy E, est. 1970 who received props from OGs back in 1977 as a bonafided MC on these SouthSide Jamaica, Queens, New York City streets.

Written entirely by:
The Original StreetLegend Professor Eva Marie King, BA, MS, est. 1970 on Saturday, November 27, 2021

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completed writing - 2:24 AM ET

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DJ Divine of Infinity Machine (DJ Crew) is the Father of SouthSide Jamaica, Queens Hip Hop audio podcast by Professor Eva Marie King

https://open.spotify.com/episode/0TOuvN4cKeIHakpMipxhq3?si=xF0e2p1ySZKQcwTD2Wuyjg&utm_source=copy-link

On this episode I discuss DJ Divine of Infinity Machine (DJ Crew).  I refer to him as the Father of SouthSide Jamaica, Queens Hip Hop. With a career spanning over five decades, DJ is a Pioneer of Hip Hop, Elder and Leader too.

Search DJ Divine on YouTube for videos of my True History of SouthSide Jamaica Hip Hop for detailed information on his career. 

Listen to my additional audio podcasts on this Queens Hip Hop History channel. 

Access DJ Divine on social media via Instagram http://www.Instagram.com/DJDivine57. 

Connect with me Professor Eva Marie King at via Instagram http://www.Instagram.com/ProfessorEvaMarieKing.

Diane Gibbs and Lisa Angel Ray, Pioneer Promoters of Hip Hop Comedy audio podcast by Professor Eva Marie King

https://open.spotify.com/episode/7I0JDVKvkSAs9Cqfm3c7S2?si=Zc5nBeOWTTqErzGQFnDIuA&utm_source=copy-link

On this episode I discuss "The Birth of Black Hip Hop Comedy Promoters" in New York City.  Non-Stop Entertainment was founded by Diane Gibbs and Lisa Angel Ray in the early 1990s and is credited with launching the first Comedy showcase for Black Comedians.

Diane and Lisa, created a platform for aspiring Comedians to perform at The Proper Café in Cambria Heights, Queens.  An array of comics would show up for "Tuesday Night Comedy" vying for a chance to perform including: Tracy Morgan , Yvette Wilson (RIP) https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yvette_Wilson, Wanda Sykes , Capone , Mike Epps , JB Smoove  , Talent , Bill Bellamy , Drew Fraser , Rob Stapleton , and countless others.

As I continue to write the true history of Queens Hip Hop, I had to recognize Diane Gibbs and Lisa Angel Ray of Non Stop Entertainment for being visionaries of Black Comedy Promotion in the Hip Hop Community.

Listen to additional audio podcasts on this Queens Hip Hop History channel.

Access the social media platforms for Diane Gibbs on Facebook: http://www.Facebook.com/Diane.Gibbs.750 and Instagram: http://www.Instagram.com/Non_StopEnt and Lisa Angel Ray - website: http://www.AngelsHeartsForHope.org, Facebook: http://www.Facebook.com/lisa.ray.7106
or Instagram: http://www.Instagram.com/TheReal_LisaRay.

Connect with me via http://www.Instagram.com/ProfessorEvaMarieKing

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A.U. Hogan and Erica Ford of Life Camp, Inc. are Pioneers of Hip Hop Movement audio podcast by Professor Eva Marie King

https://open.spotify.com/episode/4Q58vLFP1HbWznue2kp6NM?si=VbcpZ-aLRQO5N1jFYY3PHQ&utm_source=copy-link

On this episode I speak about Allah Understanding professionally known as A.U. Hogan and Erica Ford as Pioneers of Hip Hop Movement.  Both participated in early Hip Hop functions in SouthSide Jamaica, Queens, New York City with countless other youth who rocked the mandatory fashion of this era. 

I briefly spoke to A.U. today and reminisced about some of the Park Jams at Baisley Park Houses (Baisley Projects), Baisley Projects Community Center and the Democratic Club. I look forward to including Erica Ford and A.U. in my Queens Hip Hop History Timeline Exhibit.

Listen to additional audio podcasts on this Queens Hip Hop History channel.

Connect with  A.U. Hogan on social media via Facebook: http://www.Facebook.com/profile.php?id=570987895&mibextid=ZbWKwL and Instagram: http://www.Instagram.com/AUElement79 and Erica Ford via Instagram: and http://www.LifeCampInc.com

Access my Instagram: http://www.Instagram.com/ProfessorEvaMarieKing.

On this episode I speak about Allah Understanding professionally known as A.U. Hogan and Erica Ford as Pioneers of Hip Hop Movement.  Both participated in early Hip Hop functions in SouthSide Jamaica, Queens, New York City with countless other youth who rocked the mandatory fashion of this era. 

I briefly spoke to A.U. today and reminisced about some of the Park Jams at Baisley Park Houses (Baisley Projects), Baisley Projects Community Center and the Democratic Club. I look forward to including Erica Ford and A.U. in my Queens Hip Hop History Timeline Exhibit.

Listen to additional audio podcasts on this Queens Hip Hop History channel.

Connect with  A.U. Hogan on social media via Facebook: http://www.Facebook.com/profile.php?id=570987895&mibextid=ZbWKwL and Instagram: http://www.Instagram.com/AUElement79 and Erica Ford via Instagram: and http://www.LifeCampInc.com

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Fantasia, the first Hip Hop Club in SouthSide Jamaica, Queens, NYC audio podcast by Professor Eva Marie King

https://open.spotify.com/episode/2RrErCcWUkl9adwRtZJAgz?si=z4I6iEUwSHe36v81bwGtYQ&utm_source=copy-link

On this episode I discuss Fantasia, the first Hip Hop Club in SouthSide Jamaica, Queens which opened in 1977 and closed in approximately 1981.

Fantasia was located on Merrick Boulevard between Linden Boulevard and 115th Avenue in SouthSide Jamaica, Queens. DJ Crews from all over NYC came to Fantasia to perform, BGirls and BBoys rocked every weekend too. 

Listen to additional audio podcasts on this Queens Hip Hop History channel. 

Access my Instagram account via http://www.Instagram.com/ProfessorEvaMarieKing.