Atlanta's 1st Family Of Hip Hop

 

Relive The Story Of Atlanta's Greatest Crew The Dungeon Family. Featuring Outkast, Goodie Mob, Parental Advisery, Organized Noize, Cool Breeze, Witchdoctor, Killer Mike, Future, Vanessa Monae, Bubba Sparxx And Many More. 

Lil Wayne Shares His Top Five Rappers

 

Lil Wayne, whose list is quite a doozy, containing both the expected picks and some left-field surprises that actually make sense when you consider his own unique approach to the art of rap. Wayne gave his answer in a special edition of What’s Wright? With Nick Wright, a podcast version of the Fox Sports personality’s popular show.

Almost as well known for his affinity for hip-hop as Wayne is for his sports referencing raps, Wright offers his own list (a pretty humdrum collection including the usual picks: Jay-Z, Tupac, Wayne himself, Kanye West, and T.I.), which Wayne says he respects. Then Wayne starts off his own list with a pick that far too few people include for my taste, Missy Elliott. Vindication!

Mariah Carey's daughter makes modeling debut

 

When OshKosh B'gosh needed to cast a younger version of Mariah Carey for a new ad campaign, the clothing company didn't need to look far and picked the singer's 10-year-old daughter, Monroe Cannon, to fill her famous shoes. And the end result is one any parent would be proud of!

Key Moments In Hip-Hop History

 

Hip hop is more than music; it’s a cultural movement that incorporates different elements of art. Before there was Lil Yachty, Young M.I.A., or YNW Melly, there was a world of hip hop artist who's name rain supreme even still today.

Back when music was real, artist had the opportunity to shine in their own distinctive way. Rap is one of the most distinctive features of hip-hop. Rappers use rhythm, lyrics, and vocal tone to express themselves. The best rappers are distinguished by their “flow” – the way the words run together without the performer getting tongue-tied.

See 50 Cent Reaction To Jennifer Lopez And Family Dancing To His Song

Jennifer Lopez,  Alex Rodriguez and their children joined the new social media trend where people are turning up to some of our favorite classic musics.

50 Cent caught wind of J- Lo and the family dancing to his hit record “In Da Club” and shared his thoughts on it via His Instagram. He reposted the video and captioned it, “how cool is this, super cool LOL“

Lena Jackson - End of the Tunnel

Raleigh, NC underground hip-hop artist and poet Lena Jackson releases new music titled "End of the Tunnel". Primarily born and raised in a poverty stricken area, Lena grew up with music as her focal point of comfort, with writing as her therapy.

Slick Rick Headed Back On Tour

The legendary Grammy-nominated, hip-hop icon Slick Rick is touring Australia next month for the very first time playing all major capital cities, supported by a select group of talented locals including Def Wish Cast, DJ J-Red, DJ Peril, Alerts and Gaz Hazard. 

Eminem - The Way I am

+Eminem had one of the hardest tracks that tells the life of a way a person is titled "The Way I Am". " The Way I Am" is a song by American hip hop recording artist Eminem. It was released on December 27, 2000 as the second single off his album.

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Outkast Top 5 Music Videos

If you know anything about how Atlanta music scene got built up, then you know Outkast should be in the mix. Outkast is an American hip hop duo formed in 1991, in East Point, Atlanta, Georgia, composed of Atlanta-based rappers André "André 3000" Benjamin and Antwan "Big Boi" Patton.

Outkast - Me And You

Wanna hear a classic that will last forever? Atlanta's Outkast hit the music scene running when they released the Elevators Me And You track. Here it first here. "Elevators (Me & You)" is a song by American hip hop duo Outkast, released as the lead single from their second studio album, ATLiens.

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Hip-Hop Hall Of Fame Coming Soon

The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum has been a staple in Cleveland since 1993, however, debate has consistently raged about hip-hop, and it’s place in the Rock Hall instead of it’s own juncture, especially after the induction of the Beastie Boys, Run-DMC and Public Enemy.

Nevertheless, the confusion has spawned positivity, as it has become apparent that plans are developing to give the genre its own commemorating location. The project, according to the New York Daily News, is set to launch in 2015 with two separate developments, one in Harlem and the second in times square, both giving homage to hip-hop and offering the genre’s own Hall of Fame. 

The museum has already caught the attention of big name artists like Eminem, Outkast, Snoop Dogg, Ice Cube and more, all offering memorabilia from tours and other avenues to donate to the hall, which will officially open sometime in 2017. Stay tuned for more as this develops as this will certainly cause a stir in the music world.