Juice Crew member and CNN architect, Tragedy Khadafi, takes us to the now abandoned bath house in Queensbridge Park where Hip Hop pillar Marley Marl set up his equipment and elected to inspire a generation of rappers. Nas, Havoc, Tragedy, Capone—the dreary images they saw daily were transformed into some of the best rap of the 1990s because of the platform introduced to them by Marley Marl.
Shadow homegrown talent Tragedy to the spot he first heard live Hip Hop in the historic park. He shows off his historic home turf while giving us a lesson in what an integral role it played in Hip Hop.
