Marking 50 years of hip-hop with Montreal legends

Hip-hop, a culture that has spread across the world,turned 50 this year.

To celebrate the anniversary,CBC host and producer Nantali Indongo linked up with some key figures of Montreal's hip-hop scene for a special live edition of The Bridgethis Saturday.

She sat down with DJ Kwite Sane, dancer and choreographer Spicey, emcee, graffiti artist and barber Mizery and from Zero Tolerance, emcee and A&R Chuck Ice.

The guestsreflected on hip-hop's cultural impact in Montreal and how it exploded in the 90s especially in the English-speaking pockets of the city.

To mark the culture'smilestone year, CBC Montreal is looking into the past, present and future of Quebec hip-hop.Check out more of our content:

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