Should i start off with sampling soul/jazz/funk music?

Hey guys, im from taiwan and recently started making boom bap beats with my mpc1k.

I decided to make sampling the 70s-90s taiwanese music (which is mainly folk/pop/pop-rock) as my main goal. I know that these kind of music doesn't really bumps in the whip or anything crazy but grew up listening to my pops playing all these music really makes me want to pass on the heritage to the future generations.

My question is, should i start off with sampling and chopping soul/jazz/funk samples as it is much more easier compare to the other genres? Or should i stick with these folk/pop music?

My experience so far with these taiwanese folk/pop music is that its quite difficult to find a good 4 bar loop as taiwanese musics focus more on the vocal than the beat it self therefore usually only the prelude is good enough to chop as a loop.

I'm also thinking of doing what dj evil dee did on Cession at da doghillee which he focus more on the drums and bass sample(i suck at programing drums tho) and then throwing in the flute sample every few bars.

I will be more than appreciate for any feedbacks and hope yall dont mind with my grammar mistakes

Here are a few examples of what the taiwanese musics i'm referring to:

Do whatever you can make sound good man. Don't listen to people who tell you what you should do or not do. I've flipped samples from Ukraine pop to 1960's Chinese rock to Australian Jazz haha. It really doesn't matter.

I think its refreshing to hear samples coming from unusual sources....

I don't get it why people would sample from well known (and rinsed) funk/soul records when there is such a wealth of vinyl heritage to choose from....

Idk man i feel like all the american funk/soul records already been used buncha times and i wouldnt necessarily assume that its the easiest genre to sample either. Easy listening library stuff for example.. seems way more easier to me

some of that library stuff is bland as fug tho