Hip Hop culture is often seen as an outgrowth of African-American culture. Much of Hip Hop’s practices, particularly those related to music such as emceeing, break-dancing, and DJing, emerged from predominantly Black areas of the late 1970s in the Bronx. At the time, disco was...
If retail environments are anything to go off of, Halloween is right around the corner. There are just seven more weeks standing in the way of the spookiest day of the year. Though the French government collapsing and Guatemalan national football team very barely hanging...
In an industry where selling out is often seen as the way to make it big, one band refuses to take part. From the Beatles refusing to sing for free upon arriving in America in 1964 to the current-year outrage over My Chemical Romance’s reunion...
Unless you are based in South Florida like us, summer is soon reaching its conclusion. Most of America is only a month or two away from thicker clothes, pumpkin-flavored everything, and crunchy leaves littering the ground. Upbeat, pop-ish songs of summer, like Sabrina Carpenter’s newly-released...
📅 Date: Saturday, August 30 · 3 – 5 PM EDT (Doors open at 2:30 PM)📍 Location: Kendale Lakes Branch Library — 15205 Southwest 88th Street, Miami, FL 33196🎟 Admission: Free | Parking: Free on-site A Historic Day for Hip Hop in Miami On Saturday, August 30th,...
GabePatterson77Sign inCloseNewsBreak OriginalBecome a contributorFollowing ContributorsGo to newsbreak.com GabePatterson77NewsBreak ContributorNorth Denver. Husband. Father. True Hiphoppa. Author of Reminding Me of Mo - A Memoir. He saw Gil Scott-Heron at the Lion's Lair, met Saul Williams at Tulagi's, and took the vow I AM HIP HOP...