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Hip Hop

Lil Yachty Rocks SNL

Watch Lil Yachty’s SNL performances below. For those without cable, the broadcast streams on Peacock, which you can sign up for at the link here. Having a Peacock account also gives fans access to previous SNL episodes. In his debut as a musical guest on the popular comedy show, the 25-year-old rapper, featured on the...

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The Apollo Theater: A Hip-Hop Icon and Cultural Institution

The Apollo Theater, located in the Harlem neighborhood of New York City, is an iconic institution that has played an essential role in shaping the history of American music and culture. Initially built in 1914 as a burlesque theater, the Apollo has since become a premier destination for African American artists and audiences, particularly in...

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Navigating Financial Hardships in the Hip Hop Industry

Hip-hop artists face numerous challenges, including financial difficulties caused by recessions, the great depression, and other hard times. With the pandemic affecting the music industry, artists are finding it harder to earn a living. However, there are still ways to navigate these challenges and become stronger. Building a Strong Brand To survive financially, hip-hop artists must build a strong brand that can withstand the test of time. They must be able to connect with their fans and have a unique selling point that sets them apart from other artists. This requires a lot of hard work, consistency, and dedication. It......

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March Madness & The Hip Hop Connection To Music

March Madness and college basketball have significantly impacted hip-hop music, particularly in the United States. Basketball and hip-hop have always been intertwined, with many hip-hop artists referencing basketball players, teams, and games in their lyrics. But the NCAA basketball tournament, known as March Madness, has become a major cultural event influencing hip-hop in several ways....

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Opening Day: How MLB and Hip Hop Collide for Marketing and Branding Opportunities

Baseball and hip-hop have a long-standing connection that has evolved over the years. The two cultures have intertwined uniquely, from rappers using baseball metaphors in their lyrics to players using hip-hop music as their walk-up songs. As the MLB season approaches an opening day, musicians can capitalize on this connection by utilizing strategies and techniques...

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Draymond Green: The Heart and Hustle of Basketball & Hip Hop

During the Warriors’ game against the Pelicans on Tuesday night, Draymond Green recognized that his team was struggling in the first half, with 14 turnovers and a 19-point deficit. Green motivated his team in the second quarter to improve their energy and focus, ultimately leading to their 120-109 win. Warriors coach Steve Kerr praised Green’s...

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Takeshi 69 Beefs

Takeshi 69, whose real name is Daniel Hernandez, has been involved in several high-profile feuds with other rappers throughout his career. These beef have been marked by public exchanges on social media, diss tracks, physical altercations, and even legal troubles. One of the earliest beef Takeshi had was with rapper Trippie Redd. In 2017, Trippie...

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Reparations In Hip Hop | By SHOE GANG: RUN ME MY REPARATIONS (OFFICIAL VIDEO)

Crook’s Corner. (2023, March 26). SHOE GANG: RUN ME MY REPARATIONS (OFFICIAL VIDEO) [Video]. YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OGpNCKTtOnI The reparations heat is rising with this hit in the making. The video was simple and well done, sending a powerful message with that emphasis. Musicians have long played an essential role in social and political movements, using their...

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From Hating to Loving: Kanye West’s Controversial Journey with Jewish People

Well, it seems Kanye West has reversed his stance on Jewish people. He was struck with clarity while watching Jonah Hill in “21 Jump Street.” Who knew that a comedy movie could change someone’s deep-seated hatred toward an entire group of people? Maybe next, he’ll start liking cats after watching “The Aristocats.” The Anti-Defamation League...

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