ATL Teacher
Posted in Black Music, Hip Hop on Jun 28th, 2008
This is the TI that I want to hear. I always thought he was a much better rapper when he talked about something real rather than simply perpetuating that “dope boy” persona the he worked so hard to invent.
This TI has longevity…the other…not so much.
Enjoy
Posted in Activism, Black Music, Food For Thought, Hip Hop on Jun 10th, 2008
I love when rapper push boundaries and actually make art. Your thoughts ?
Posted in Activism, America, Black History, Education, Food For Thought, Hip Hop on Jun 9th, 2008
Real talk.
Posted in Black History, Black Music, Hip Hop on Jun 9th, 2008
I missed my black music month post yesterday but that’s ok…I’ll just double up today.
Whether you called him Nasty, Esco, or Nastradamus, one cannot deny the incredible impact that Nas has had on the Hip Hop landscape for the last decade. Nas is one of the few artists who came into his own after the [...]
Posted in Black History, Black Music, Hip Hop on Jun 6th, 2008
Another one for black music month…
Biggie is my favorite MC of all time with Jay Z at a close second. I’m always amazed at how adept he was with his chosen art form. It seems effortless. To think, he’s only 17 years old here.
The fact the he is so young give me further reason to [...]
Posted in Black Music, Hip Hop on Jun 5th, 2008
In honor of black music month I’m going to post a different video every day. The first up comes from the illest Hip Hop band….ever.
Enjoy.
Posted in Food For Thought, Hip Hop, Whatever is on my mind on Jun 1st, 2008
More knowledge from brother J.
Posted in Black Music, Hip Hop on May 29th, 2008
My favorite song, from my favorite album from last year.
Posted in Atlanta, Black Music, Hip Hop on May 24th, 2008
The L.I.T and I hit up the Erykah Badu featuring the Roots concert at the Fabulous Fox theater last night and I must say the show was off the hook.
Yesterday was the students’ last day at school and the concert was a great way to blow off some steam and bring in the summer the [...]
Posted in Black Music, Hip Hop, Leaders of The True School, Whatever is on my mind on May 21st, 2008
OMG. I don’t think I’ve ever seen a Jean Grae video before. I dig how they splice in shots of Bobby Deniro from Taxi Driver.
Cop the album twice when it drops
