Hip-Hop Rules the Twitterverse
Tweet Excerpt from article written for Twine Interactive Since MySpace began to take a downward spiral in user traffic, many musicians have been left wondering where they can direct fans …Continue reading
Joe Budden Live Freestyle and “Dumb Out” w/The Roots
TweetI was on Facebook last week and put Joe Budden on my list for top 5 favorite MCs for one of those Living Social surveys. I knew I was going …Continue reading
Why Does the Saigon vs. Joe Budden Battle Suck?
TweetAbout two or three years ago, had someone given me the opportunity to choose any two rappers to battle one another, it’s quite likely I would have picked Saigon and …Continue reading
Joe Budden & DJ Vlad Debate Responsible Journalism
TweetThis was actually intriguing and insightful. Props to Vlad and Joe for presenting their cases well.
Bill O’Reilly Can’t Leave Hip-Hop Alone
There’s no denying the fact that O’Reilly is a threat to hip-hop. Most shrug off his remarks as having little impact on the industry because of the assumption that most of the people watching his show don’t listen to hip-hop music. They’re right. But that mindset is a little too obtuse because it ignores the trickle down effect that these attacks have on the people outside of the industry who, unfortunately, gain insight on hip-hop culture from people like Bill O’Reilly. His derogatory remarks about hip-hop cut off potential revenue streams outside of the musical realm, as was demonstrated during the Pepsi-Ludacris fiasco a few years back.Continue reading