On November 26, 2021, the Universal Hip Hop Museum and AllHipHop.com celebrate DJ Premier and The Fresh Four MCs at the Roof-Top Roller Skating & Disco in Harlem. DJ PREMIER During the pandemic, Swizz Beatz paired Wu-Tang’s RZA against DJ Premier during an early Verzuz battle. Known for being one-half of Gang Starr, it seemed people forgot what an extraordinary producer he is. A fun fact about the man behind Biggie’s “Kick in the Door,” or KRS-One’s “MC’s Act Like They Don’t Know,” is that while he is a staple in New York’s Golden Era and signature sound, he is actually from Texas. An even cooler fact is that he is a proud alum of Prairie View A&M University, an HBCU (Guru attended Morehouse), and developed his skills deejaying right there on campus. This “Know Ya Hip Hop” Moment has been brought to you by @uhhmuseum X @allhiphopcom To support YOUR museum, text UHHM2024 to 707070 or go to www.uhhm.org/donate #KnowYaHipHop #HipHopHistoryMonth #UHHM2024 #AllHipHop NOVEMBER 26 On Saturday, November 26, at the Roof-Top Roller Skating & Disco in Harlem, New York, The Fresh Four MCs faced off with the Fresh 4 in a battle where the winner would keep the coveted name. The guest list for that night included the following trailblazers: Master Don and the Death Committee, Charlie Chase and Tony Tone of the Cold Crush Bros, Doug E. Fresh, Cut, and Professor Barry B. @uhhmuseum X @allhiphopcom #KnowYaHipHop #HiphopHistoryMonth #UHHM2024 #AllHipHop #time2build #REvolutionofhiphop #hiphopculture #dance #hiphop #hiphophead #music #bgirl #museum #tourist #newyork #universalhiphopmuseum