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hiphoplook

  HusH Tours, Inc.
Ratings Summary:   Rating: 4.7 (245)
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Last 3 months 29 73 73 0 100% 4.8
Last 6 months 61 145 145 0 100% 4.7
Last 12 months 98 245   245   0 100% 4.7
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Hip Hop Tour Led by Pioneers Harlem & The Bronx 225 100% 4.8
Rapper's Row Queens Bridge & Hollis Hip Hop Tour 15 100% 4.6
Walk This Way - Harlem Hip Hop Tour 5 100% 4.0
Harlem Hip Hop Church Founded By Kurtis Blow 0 0% 0.0
Walk This Way Walking Tour for Private Groups 0 0% 0.0
Hip Hop Private Group Tour Led by Pioneers of Rap 0 0% 0.0
Graffiti Wall of Fame Remix Tour 0 0% 0.0
Bronx Walk of Fame Inductee - Grandwizard Theodore 0 0% 0.0
Vh1 Hip Hop Honors Week 2007 0 0% 0.0
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Rating: 5
My hip-hop pilgrimage
Fri, Oct 10, 08   11:00 AM omouallem Male 20-29 International Tourist(s) Individual
Muslims go to Mecca, Jews to Jerusalem. For a hip-hopper, there is a pilgrimage too. It's with Hush Tours with Grandmaster Caz, bussing through New York, hitting ever rap landmark there is. I spent 9 days in New York and this was the highlight of it all.
Rating: 4
Something Different
Sun, Oct 5, 08   12:30 PM merfmerfmerf Male 20-29 International Tourist(s) Group of Friends
I guarantee this will be unlike any other tourist activity NYC has to offer. In the 5 day l visited l did a range from Ground Zero to MOMA and while there's a place for everything this definetly adds something different. I'll be recommending it to my friends when they visit. On a negative tip these tours tend to be small groups of 3-5 people. Which is actually great. Infact l would have prefered it if it had been just our group. On a positive tip the main guide, Mickey D, was great. Thanks!
Rating: 5
Great Tour
Sat, Oct 4, 08   11:00 AM Vaughan8 Male 30-39 International Tourist(s) Couple on a Date
Me and my girlfriend were happy to know that Grandmaster Caz was taking our tour. He is a living testament to what real hip hop stands for, his knowledge, enthusiasm and love for it show throughout and he's not bad at a rap or two. We really enjoyed the tour around Harlem and The Bronx although I would have liked to have seen a little more of the areas of The Bronx if there was more time available. B-Boy Mighty Mouse came across as a warm character and did us a few moves and explained his love and knowledge of breaking. We saw some nice graff pieces in Spanish Harlem in the school yard and we managed to get a few snaps including a group one with Caz. The visit to 1520 Sedgwick Avenue where the first hip hop party started in '73 was good to see although it was different to what I expected but it was still good to be there. The food stop at the soul food cafe was nice, a good selection of everything you could think of to pile into a tray and fill your belly with. I would strongly recommend this tour as it was a good overall view of where things started in the early days of hip hop and a broad view of things in general over the years by someone who has been there since it started. Peace to Caz, he's ace!
Rating: 3
Didn't happen!
Sun, Sep 28, 08   12:30 PM felipepicon Male 20-29 International Tourist(s) Individual
Because of the weather and delayed airplanes, my tour didn't happen! I met John who appolozige for the inconvience and gave me a mix cd (free of charge) and gave the ticket value back. So next time I come to New York I will call them and schedule my tour, because they said I should do so and they will lay for me the red carpet! John was very kind and we spoke for a while about the todays bew york rap scene! So considering the sadness of not having the tour I am not totally sad because of the chat I had with him! Next it will be better!
Rating: 5
Great Tour, a must for HipHop Heads
Sat, Sep 20, 08   11:00 AM heinzel0302 Male 30-39 International Tourist(s) Individual
I attended the tour in September and I must say it was more than worth it. The tour was hosted by Grandmaster Caz who gave truly an indepth look in the history of Hip Hop. For me as a more new school guy (as I was born 1976) it was quite intersting to see all the places where it all started. Additionaly Caz could tell you everything first hand since he lived and still lives Hip Hop from the early beginning. So in all it was a great day and I can just recommend it to everyone who loves and lives Hip Hop or is just interested in this culture. Its really worth the money and time and you will make a great experience. Keep up the good work Hush Tours! Best wishes from CGN (Germany).....Andy P.S. When are you going to offer the BK tour on a more regular basis?
Rating: 5
A Hip Hop Delight!
Sat, Sep 20, 08   11:00 AM AntOne Male 30-39 International Tourist(s) Couple on a Date
My girlfriend and I were on vacation in New York from the UK. I was just 12 years old when I first experienced Hip Hop in 1983 (you can do the maths yourselves! ;-) In the 25 years since, I've been steeped in Hip Hop culture, a fan, follower, and participant in all elements of the culture over the years. I'm well-read in the history and foundations of the Hip Hop, so for me, this tour was the most anticipated highlight of my week-long vacation in NYC - it didn't disappoint! Not wanting to sound over-dramatic, the tour was an almost spiritual experience for me - visiting the key landmarks of Hip Hop's formative years, was a dream realised! Our host, Grandmaster Caz was a total star - his enduring passion for the culture was sincere and incredibly informative, documenting the birth of Hip Hop in the wider context of life in 1970's New York. It would be wrong to list the specific highlights of this tour here (I actually avoided the reviews before I booked, for fear of reading any 'spoilers'!) Suffice to say the tour was a fantastic experience, well-organised, educational, very 'interactive' with many surprises along the way! Highly recommended!
Rating: 1
is not unhappy
Fri, Sep 12, 08   11:00 AM alessio Female 20-29 International Tourist(s) Couple on a Date
is not unhappy
Rating: 5
Just what we were looking for
Fri, Sep 5, 08   11:00 AM vvelde Male 30-39 International Tourist(s) Group of Friends
When coming to New York for the first time I had two major goals to achieve, next to just getting to know New York better: 1. Buy sneakers 2. Learn about the roots of HipHop The Hush Hip Hop tour definitely made me achieve the second goal. We did the Harlem and Bronx tour, with Grandmaster Caz as our tourguide. This man is GREAT! The way he told the story of the early days was just perfect. We were shown different important places and (and this was maybe the highlight of the tour), the place where the first HipHop party ever was given. Cool Herc's place. The place where HipHop started. For anyone interested in HipHop and/or in Harlem and the Bronx, you definitely need to do this tour. A visit to these two boroughs is mandatory if you want a complete experience of New York. Don't just stay in "save" Manhattan! If you're looking for some cool sneakerstores, keep your pen and pad ready, cause you need to write down some of the streets you pass. You don't have the change to get off and check out the stores, but after the tour you know where you should head next ;-) But really. If you want to know more about what happened in the past, as far as HipHop is concerned, do this tour! I know I will do another Hush tour when I come back to New York. Fo sho! CAZ! You da man. Thanks again for the experience!
Rating: 5
Couldn't Recommend Enough 5*
Fri, Sep 5, 08   11:00 AM capskey Male 20-29 International Tourist(s) Individual
This tour was very informative, even for someone who considers themselves to have alot of knowledge about the origins of Hip-Hop (which I do) Caz is a phenomenal tour guide, funny, passionate, engaging...the tour itself is well paced and takes you to the spots you would want to see...lunch was brilliant! Caz's performance and his explanation of the "Hank" situation was a personal highlight for me...also Caz talking about how the city only revitalises areas for the next people who move in, was another of many keen insights...this was brilliant, the best thing I did in NYC...I did the loop with t-shirt and cd included with the tour...I can report that both the cd and t-shirt are dope and worth the extra money...miss this tour at your peril.... Ca[ps
Rating: 5
Awesome. Caz is the man
Fri, Aug 29, 08   11:00 AM jeremytwiss1 Male 20-29 International Tourist(s) Couple on a Date
Awesome. Caz is the man a true legend.
Rating: 2
great potential, but fell far short
Sat, Aug 23, 08   11:00 AM MERussell Female 30-39 International Tourist(s) Family With Children
1. Too long for what it contained. 2. Although we enjoyed the food very much the restaurant did not have enough seating and we ended up eating our food while sitting outside on the ground/sidewalk in front of a boarded up storefront. 3. VERY disappointed that all we saw of the Apollo was a 5 second stop out front. The Apollo was highlighted in the description of the tour so I assumed there would be more emphasis on it. 4. Curious why no mention was made of the band "Queen" as the beat of "Rapper's Delight" is eerily similiar to "Another One Bites the Dust" and the song that Grand Master Caz was singing "We are the champions" is also a Queen song. 5. More actual hip hop music on the tour would be good. 6. The info on Graffiti was great. It is an incredible art form! Would have liked to see more authentic graffiti rather than what seemed like "staged" graffiti outside of the school. (Did those artists get paid?) 7. The tour started off really well with the breakdancing. It got the tourists involved and hyped about what was to come. Could use more tourist involvement thorughout. You need to sustain the interests of the youth ( and their parents) who have short attention spans. 8. The four pillars (legs) of hip hop was a wonderful way to set up the tour but it seemed to not go anywhere. Could you have the tourists try out some authentic equipment at a stop in the Bronx as a hand's on experience of one of the legs? I think the four legs has a lot of potential because everyone can undersatnd the analogy/metaphor, but its potential needs to be explored as an easily accessible construct to which people can apply what they learn, it all just needs to be more explicit.
Rating: 5
Great Informative Tour Well Worth It
Thu, Aug 21, 08   12:05 PM cnewport Male 30-39 International Tourist(s) Couple on a Date
The tour was great, I totally recommend it. Our guide Reggie was awesome.... funny and knew so much not just about the early days of Hip Hop but the city and the sites!! I am a fan of Old School Hip Hop but this tour is also good for people who aren't that into Old School Hip Hop as you get to see parts of New York you have never seen before..... a great insight to New York!!! Highly Recommended... Thanks so much!!!
Rating: 5
Very much enjoyed the tour!
Sat, Aug 16, 08   11:00 AM soniasouron Female 30-39 International Tourist(s) Family Without Children
Very much enjoyed the tour!
Rating: 4
It was very interesting
Sun, Aug 10, 08   12:30 PM vassaeggen Male 30-39 International Tourist(s) Family Without Children
I thought it was very interesting. The guides were very knowledgeable and knew how to answer any questions.
Rating: 5
Educational and fun
Sat, Jul 26, 08   11:00 AM lilwonton77 Female 30-39 International Tourist(s) Individual
It was great to have Grandmaster Caz, someone who was around at the time, tell us all about the birth of Hip Hop, and visit locations where it happened, as well as other great experiences every Hip Hop fan would love. There was a guy on the tour who came for the second time, and I'm thinking next time I'm in New York, I will too!
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