#SSJQHipHopArtistsMuseum blog: Update on requests for Queens Borough President Donovan R. Richards and incoming New York Mayor to honor LL Cool J with keys to Queens and New York City

#SSJQHipHopArtistsMuseum blog: 

Father Taheem and I, #DJShasia, est. 1975 aka #ProfessorEvaMarieKing finally had the opportunity to "build" yesterday on the 3rd day of Kwanzaa 2021 via telephone.  Our Brother is a true and living Inventor and Founder of SouthSide Jamaica, Queens Hip Hop Community, Movement, Culture and Music. 

Shown in the attached photograph with DJ Divine, Founding member of Cipher of Sounds, est. 1975 and Infinity Machine, est. 1977  and also #GrandMastaVic, est. 1977 self-proclaimed Inventor of Blends (tapes), is an image of #FatherTaheem circa August 2021, whose prophetic words inspired me to launch another educational film and writing project for my "#SSJQ Hip Hop Artists Museum." 

"The Influence of the Nation of Gods and Earths on SouthSide Jamaica, Queens Hip Hop Community and Music" will educate children and youth on the true origins of SouthSide Jamaica, Queens Hip Hop DJing which was founded by Cipher of Sounds in 1975 at The Third Eye Club near 132nd Street and Rockaway Boulevard in South Ozone Park, Queens, New York City USA.  

JT Thompson, Founder of the Hip Hop Hall of Fame and Museum and Rocky Bucano, Chief Executive Officer of the Universal Hip Hop Museum will have to eventually admit that their exhibits or written history can not ever date back as far as #SSJQ two-turntable DJing. 

At age twelve in 1964, DJ Crazy Ron, Original Business Manager for Cipher of Sounds (DJ Crew) and Mentee of #GrandMasterFlowers began two-turntable DJing at a club on Sutphin Boulevard and 116th Avenue in SouthSide Jamaica, Queens, New York City USA. 

The SouthSide Jamaica, Queens Hip Hop Artists Museum is set to honor @LLCoolJ in the summer of 2022 in Queens.  We have formally requested that Queens Borough President Donovan R. Richards present LL with a key to Queens for his accomplishments in music, television, film and especially his community service to children and youth.

With this writing we are also requesting that #LLCoolJ be honored with a key to New York City by incoming New York City Mayor Eric Adams (@EricAdamsForNYC) in 2022.

"@SSJQHipHopArtistMuseum is the official record of SouthSide Jamaica, Queens Hip Hop"