Tag: hip hop

By: Kristy Love If you're anywhere in your late 20s or early 30s like me, then I can confidently say we all grew up with the Migos. Their first smash ...

By: Mark T. Wilson Labeling an MC as G.O.A.T is a tough call. Hip Hop has evolved over time but at the end of the day, bars are still bars. ...

In Hip-Hop there will always be heated discussions regarding the G.O.A.T. label. Who owns the crown, Biggie, Nas, Jay Z, Tupac, or someone else? But it all depends on what ...

By: Zachary Draves He took us on a Fantastic Voyage to a Gangsta’s Paradise. He was street but sweet. He was a culmination of the mainstream acceptance of hip hop ...

By: Zachary Draves He was among the best of the best that Brooklyn had to offer. He was larger than life in every way. He was the quintessential hustler who ...

By: Zachary Draves He was the rose that grew from concrete who lived the thug life and became a one-man revolution through rapping, acting, and uncompromising truth-telling.  25 years after ...

By: Zachary Draves Chicago White Sox’s shortstop Tim Anderson, who admitted to never seeing Field of Dreams, wrote out the script for the sequel to the 1989 classic in dramatic ...

  By: Zach Draves He was the ruff ryder whose aggressive presence and raspy voice made him immortal.  DMX, born Earl Simmons, was one of the most compelling hip-hop artists ...

By: Zach Draves They fought the power. They welcomed us to the terrordome. Now they are delivering the state of the union. Hip Hop’s most seminal political group Public Enemy ...

By: Zach Draves 2020 has become the year of loss. Loss of legends. Loss of icons. Coach John Thompson Jr. was both. (Courtesy: Afro.com) Who He Was From his days ...