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Rap’s most creatively philosophical lyricist illustrates the world’s social hysteria, consistently trashing political correctness to make his own rules. A native of America’s largest housing project, this New York rapper poetically reimburses past and present one in the same ... read more |
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I’m all about makin’ that money money, but I’m not sure I can endorse doing it with sweat suits. Then again, I guess there’s a market for outfits which work both as fitness trainers and cocaine distribution networks ... read more |
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Nas knew that he was playing with fire. Nas knew he was stoking that fire with the title. Turns out Nas was stoking the fire with hot air. Turns out Nas was scared to get burnt. Turns out money means more than the message ... read more |
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Last year’s Rock The Bells Festival blindsided music fans everywhere by announcing a reunited Rage Against The Machine, Public Enemy and what was left of the Wu-Tang Clan as its major headliners. Looks like this year its once again living up the hip-hop version of Coachella hype by reuniting another major music act – A Tribe Called Quest. ... read more |
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Nigger. Six letters which, when spelled in the right order, can elicit thousands of different reactions. From fear and anger to comradery and ownership, the word stirs up different emotions in different people. As a white boy from Indiana, I generally refrain from using the noun, because, to me, it represents a horrifying fault in my lineage, a period so filled with callousness that my ancestors thought nothing of using a hateful word to keep an entire class down ... read more |
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