Prodigy, the former member and lead singer of Mindless Behavior team up with the legendary Teddy Riley, Sol Sound and Bull on his new hit “Loud and Liquar”. The single is available on Google Play, Itunes and Spotify.
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Hip Hop History
On this day June 6, 1984 Beat Street was released in Theaters!
Harrisburg Hip Hop Debate
“All About Bridging the Gap in Hip Hop Culture”
Hip Hop was formed in an economic struggle that gains over a billion dollars per year. Through the financial up-bring in Hip Hop many artist only seen maybe 1% of the profit. It will take at lease 10 years as a sign artist to become a millionaire and still owning their labels a percentage of their profit.
Hip Hop and its elements has been replaced with Violence, Ego-Tripping,verbal and physical attack on one another.
Male Rap Artist showing off their Overly Masculinity and anger issues towards Black Woman as Black Woman are expressing their anger towards one another.
The Birth of Hip Hip was around the 1970’s in the South and West Bronx. The culture has spread throughout the country as many incorporated their own platform. Hip Hop timeline between 1970 through 1989 have given the voice of freedom, hope and encouragement as it fought against the Oppression, Violences and Racism.
In the mid 90’s the sound of Social Consciousness had vanished. Drugs, Money and Violence had become the new trend called “Gangsta Rap”. The Back Pack Emcees still dominated The Underground Movement but the main focus was to keep the Gangsta’ sound as the primary voice of the culture. Radio Stations had begun to program music in replace of the Dj’s. Record labels had paid radio stations to promote a certain song in heavy rotation around a certain hour of the day in difference Urban Demographic Areas.
In the 2000 /Millennium, the social Media and internet gave many artist a freedom to promote their music. Youtube gave many viewers a visual on the variety of music and sounds worldwide. But also gave an insight and un-sensor on the violence and brutal attack in the Black Community through their music. As many weight in about Hip Hop and Violences there is a group defending the controversy saying its art.
Hip Hop and Rap Music have always influence the black culture whether their dealing with depression or tap into the spirit to wild-out. Hip Hop and Music which its to separate entity has always unified all elements as a form of Peace. On May 20, 2017 in the awake of Hip Hop Appreciation Hip Hop Education will host the 1 Annual Hip Hop Debate. The panelist of Young and Older Hip Hop Artist of all elements who have different views on the state of Hip Hop and the influences on today’s generation will debate of the issues and create a solution.
Hip Hop Debate Part 1
Topics:
Who’s your Boss?
Lawsuit Artist are facing when fighting to become independent.
Should Rappers be held Accountable for their violence lyrics?
Is Mumbling Rap Acceptable or UnAcceptable?
The Un-Expectance of Dark-Skin Woman.
Don’t Blame Hip Hop for the violence in the community.
Bridging the Gap
WHERE ARE THEY????
Why is there a lack of Concern and Outcry about the missing Teens from Washington DC and Maryland? There is little media coverage and whispers from Social Media. We can repost Rap Beef ,the latest on the Reality shows and get massive share but no one seems concern about the missing children. A person could get their Purse snatch off the street and get a better response then a 24 hour wait for any law enforcement to take action.
The DMV is in an Amber Alert for 13 missing teens who vanished within 5 weeks. In 72 hours a total of 9 Teens went missing in Washington DC. Many believe they’re being used in Human Trafficking, Prostitution Ring and others express the concerns of Organs Harvesting for Profit.
In 2016, Girls between the ages of 12-16 went missing from South Bronx, New York, 6 of them went missing in one month. 11 was found safe and 3 remained missing?
I-95 North and South is the main Highway in the East Coast, also the highest in Human Trafficking. I-95 covers Florida, North/South Carolina, Washington DC, Maryland, Philadelphia, New York, Connecticut all the way to Maine. I-95 has 271 truck stops that make the connection easier to transport individuals for Sexual and others illegal Purposes.
Between February 16th-March 21st Black and Latino children has vanished between Washington DC and Maryland. Most of the teens are listed “Critical Missing” which it indicate”disappearance was not voluntary.” I am asking for everyone to share this and Hashtag #BringBackOurChildren
Contact Washington DC Police if you see any of these Children/Teens Call 202-727-9099
2016
17 Years Old Shaun King December 25, 2016
2017
17 Years Old Demetria Carthens February 2
18 Years Old Vaneisha Weaver February 16
15 Years Old Chatese Zimmerman February 16
16 Years Old Mioeasha Calloaway February 21
15 Years Old Zyaire Flemmings February 23
28 Years Old Laronica Gorham March 2
19 Years Old Keon Herder March 3
15 Years Old Dayanna White March 3
15 Years Old Derrick Lesher March 8
15 Years Old Dashann Wallance March 8
17 Years Old Destiny Lee March 8
15 Years Old Lacroixyn Floyd March 12
16 Years old Anthony Barnes Jr. March 14
15 Years old Makel Barnes March 15
14 Years Old Dayana Paz March 16
15 Years Old Keyara Edwards March 17
17 Years Old Chereah Payne March 17 (SAFE)
14 Years Old Jaylen Lee March 18
14 Years Old Shaniah Boyd March 18
17 Years Old Shani Burriss March 21
10 Years Old Winter Griffin March 21 (SAFE)
23 Years Old Jessy Hernandez March 21
16 Years Old Anjel Burl March 22
30 Years Old Joseph John Spencer March 22
According to FOX 5 DC, FBI searching for man in connection with juvenile sex trafficking in DC area..
http://www.fox5dc.com/news/235914532-story
Hip Hop Appreciation week 2017
Hip Hop Appreciation week MAY 15TH-MAY 21ST 2017
I am asking all Hip Hop Educators and Scholars to donate their time and educate a youth on the History of Hip Hop and its elements. If we the preservers of Hip Hop we must continue educating the next generation without judgement and personal opinon.
-Queen Michele
Queen Michele Quote of the Day
Listen to an audience of True Hip Hop Heads instead of your Yes’Men and Co-Signer. -Queen Michele
Its tough being apart of a Male Dominated movement were you have to compete vocally towards another female Emcee by trashing and dragging her through the mud. Battling is the part of Hip Hop Culture however female Emcees are encourage to attack then to display their lyrical skills.
Females in Hip Hop represent more then music they represent a movement of Emcees, Dancers, Graffiti Writers, Dj’s, Educators, Activist, Philosopher, Professors, Psychologist, Therapist, and more.
Today we Celebrate our Hip Hop SisHer, Our Queen: Roxanne Shante
Hip Hop Legend and Icon
