…The Chronic’s singles, “F*** Wit Dre Day (And Everybody’s Celebratin’)”, Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg insulted Eazy-E. “Real Muthaphuckkin G’s” was Eazy-E’s response to “F*** Wit Dre Day (And Everybody’s…
…casual skip, not a desperate high-speed movement as soon as your hear “y’all ready to get nasty?”. Good one. This skit, apart from being as obnoxious as it is, doesn’t…
…tales about the proletariat–conjuring up parts of New York City that no longer exist. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=msLZCqA3snw Outside of Kendrick Lamar, rarely will you encounter the authorial intrusion that interrupts the flow…
“Verbal Intercourse” – Raekwon ft. Nas & Ghostface Killah From Only Built 4 Cuban Linx… (1995) So…What the Hell Happened to Nas??? If you know anything about Nas, you know…
…(eg.”Skeet”) Is it derived from speakeasy lingo? A location? (eg.”Whoadie/Woes” ATL) Did the term officially become a word in Webster’s Dictionary? (eg. “Bling”) The longevity of the term? (eg. “Word/Fresh”)…
…label, W.A.R. Media. The album is a conceptual follow-up to his third album, W.A.R. (We Are Renegades). The album featured two singles, “Damage” and “Bad M.F.”, both produced by Lee…
…The CD itself will come with a full lyric book for all the songs and the album will be available on cassette as well. You can get it here: https://manbitesdogrecs.bandcamp.com/album/city-as-school…
…to keep ideals of harmonic coexistence and Hip Hop culture alive throughout the world. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hh1AypBaIEk “Planet Rock” as a song similarly encouraged the idea of coming together as parts to…
…including A-Plus’s “Pepper Spray”, Tajai’s “Machine Language”, Opio’s “Vulture’s Wisdom 2” and his collaborative album with Pep Love as First Light “Fallacy Fantasy”, and Phesto Dee’s “Background Check”. In 2013,…
…SLJ, provides a rich sonic backdrop for Ice-T’s rhymes. The beats are diverse yet cohesive, ranging from hard-hitting bangers to smooth, funk-infused grooves. Tracks like “New Jack Hustler” and “Mind…
…Kweli and led him to a new artistic space. “I like the position I’m in,” he says. “I feel like I’m a connector, a leader. I feel like I’ve led…
…for now, I am under the impression that we were better off (then) without the technology of today. If you find yourself wanting more, hit me direct on Twitter “@JordanSallis”….