hip-hop
Section.80 by Kendrick Lamar [2011]
TITLE: Section.80 ARTIST: Kendrick Lamar RELEASE DATE: July 2 2011 Kendrick doesn’t need any more hype. He’s already made it. But as the years go […]
Belly talks about government’s role in Israeli-Palestinian conflict
The name Belly might be slowly been making the rounds in the U.S. (partly due to his affiliation with XO and Roc Nation) but if […]
Charity Starts At Home by Phonte [2011]
TITLE: Charity Starts At Home ARTIST: Phonte RELEASE DATE: September 27 2011 When I first heard this project, I was a youngin getting ready to […]
Freddie Gibbs speaks on importance of fighting for your innocence
In a day and age where anyone can depict themselves however they’d like (with the assistance of technology and social media) there’s one rapper who […]
It Just Might Be OK – Lupe Fiasco
The struggle is still going strong. Nine years after dropping his classic ‘Food & Liquor’ album, Lupe unloaded the music video for this uplifting track. […]
Kevin’s Heart – J. Cole
Oh, the human mind. Can’t quite understand it, but it understands you…which can lead to us partaking in some…questionable acts. Kevin Hart ran into some […]
N.O.R.E. started Drink Champs to combat the ‘foul’ media
N.O.R.E. can claim a lot of distinctions within the hip-hop world. OG MC. Successful podcast host. Comedian. He was even at the heart of the […]
Tory Lanez stands out because he has to
Transparency in hip-hop is a must. That sentiment isn’t ringing true as strongly as it once did, but hip-hop heads know if an artist is […]
Tony Yayo drops pearls of wisdom
Tony Yayo watched rap form into what it is today. He was right there when Get Rich or Die Tryin’ kicked in hip-hop’s door and […]