Editing New-school hip-hop (section)

==Notes==
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'''a.''' {{Note label|A|a|none}} "A few weeks  ago I was DJing a party and a young twentysomething came up to me to request 'some old-school.' I asked for clarification&nbsp;– after all, Run DMC and LL Cool J are considered old-school, but technically, they invented the new school. The response: 'I don't know, some [[Tribe Called Quest]] or something.' After gently picking my jaw from off the floor, I turned back to my crates and wondered to myself, 'If Tribe is old-school, what does that make [[Kurtis Blow]]? In utero?'"—Oliver Wang, "Book report", ''San Francisco Bay Guardian'', April 6, 2003.

'''b.''' {{Note label|B|b|none}} "I always get frustrated when I see a link to this site on some hipster's blog with a tagline like 'taking it back to the old school', when I very rarely post anything recorded before 1989. I mean, I guess a lot of what I post here is old, but that don't make it old school, yaoming? Like how you gonna call Leaders of the New School old school?"—Noz, "Lady Don't Tek No Beat", ''Cocaine Blunts and Hip Hop Tapes'', January 10, 2005.
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