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Category Archives: Rap Editorial

Outside The Box

A Lil Overloaded

Hip Hop is a lil overloaded on the pre-name Lil, obviously short for little. It's a little ironic that everyone's name is "lil" in a genre that always does it so big.Read More

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Outside The Box

R.I.P. Biz Markie

There will never be a replacement for the Biz. His name rings bells in the annals of Hip Hop hierarchy and we will never forget what he did for the culture. Long live the Clown Prince of Hip Hop, Biz Markie.Read More

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Outside The Box

I Miss the New #Kanye

Kanye West has never been afraid. He consistently challenges the way we, and he himself thinks about what art is. Always the same, true to the self-confessed fact that he will never stay the same his progression has been well documented and his evolution has received countless depth analyzations.Read More

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Rap Culture

Old School, New School Need To Learn Though…

The situation has no settlement in such shallow conversations, calling for deeper analyzation of the concept of youth being wasted on the young. Musical evolution is something that cannot be suppressed and these young bucker-snappers don’t care about what your old ass has to say concerning how they get down. Deal with it.Read More

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LA Culture

We Need More Nipsey Hussle’s

As Hip Hop gets more and more violent, let us all remember the consequences of the actions (and the lives) we take. We don’t get to hear Nip build with us anymore, instead we get to hear Eric Holder beg to get out of jail. Something will never be right about that.Read More

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Music

Lil Nas X Causes Controversy?!

The visual for Montero (Call Me By Your Name) depicts the artist in his own eden before ascending to heaven only to be turned away and twirling a stripper pole all the way to hell where he proceeds to do his best impression of Infernus form GTA 5 with the devil incarnate, going on to take the crown of Satan for his own.Read More

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Rap Editorial

The Rap Scene Remembers – Phife Dawg – 5 Years Later

The legendary emcee Phife Dawg died on March 22, 2016 at the age of 45 due to complications of diabetes. During his career with the seminal Hip Hop group A Tribe Called Quest he would bless the world many times over with memorable moments on and off the mic that would endear him to us in a way that not many rappers achieve.Read More

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Rap Editorial

Clubhouse or Caphouse?

The music world is becoming more and more aware of Clubhouse. The new social media app allows artists to play their heat, and swap spit and shoot the shit with other artists and industry fixtures alike.Read More

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