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My list of today’s top 10 mainstream artists. My top five mainstream emcees were Tupac, The Notorious BIG, Nas, Jay Z, and Snoop Dogg. Other times they were Rakim, Big Daddy Kane, LL Cool J, Busta Rhymes, and Treach (from Naughty By Nature). … Continue readingMy List of the Top 10 Mainstream Hip Hop Artists of Today II
Before I get into my list of top 10 mainstream Hip Hop artists today, I’d like to share a report on some developments. Of course, as a rapper, I should
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The following is a concise overview of the development of my book projects. I know it was probably a pull, especially for newer friends who joined me on Facebook. You see, over a few years, I’ve been working on a few books using my Facebook timeline as a notepad. How else would you believe this story if you didn’t see it unfold? … Continue readingConcluding Blog to Embark on a Traveler’s Tribune
Sometimes it takes a while to see the never ending culture of LGBTQ+ discrimination. Yesterday I had dinner at La Hulpe with two good friends who are connected to Belgian royals. They are a same-sex couple who’ve been together for 30 years. … Continue readingA Never Ending Culture of LGBTQ+ Discrimination
Sitting the bottle down for six months, last year, while enduring the Covid lockdown in Berlin, I woke up one night to find Nas’s “King Disease” on Apple Music. I
Here is one situation that requires a clear perspective. One of Hip Hop’s greatest of all time (G.O.A.T.) emcee, Cassidy has accused Tory Lanez (a multi-talented Canadian rapper) not only of adapting his style, flow, and rhyme cadences but also of reworking the styles of several artists without giving them proper recognition. The intellectual world knows this act as plagiarism. … Continue readingA Day One Hip Hop Rule on Swagger Jacking’, Rhyme Biting & Homage
“Views from the 7” is a collection of new songs, along with some of my favorite tunes from previous albums. There was a time when a few people/fans from Sierra
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My take on the infamous BET Award Show where Lil Nas X French kissed her boyfriend live on TV! People say the kiss was inappropriate because kids were watching the
Everyone has an opinion on the new Coming 2 America movie. So here is mine. Hopefully, these sentiments of disparity aren’t as potent as those about whether to listen to
Continue readingThe Long-Awaited Sequal of the box-office classic, Coming to America
There is a Black Community in almost every advanced country in the west. This community consists of three main quarters of people of African descent. The Caribbean Populace, the African Populace, and the African American Populace. In 2021, during this month of black history, I will shed light on the often disremembered African community. These are Afropolitans born or raised either in Africa or abroad. We studied in the US, Australia, Canada, or Europe and spend a significant amount of time going to and from Africa. On March 7, 2010, Afropolitan Style described an Afropolitan as: “African + cosmopolitan. A collaboration of the two words.” They referred to people claiming the African continent or patronage with a tremendous interest in Africa. … Continue readingBlack History Month 2021: Global Awareness of the Afropolitan
There are fifteen tracks. The new Krio records, “Tonight feat. Reebz, & Specikinging,” “IV U feat. Tru Raw & King Boss L.A,” and”Superstar feat. Nes Mburu & Afrikan Diamond.” There are Calypso and Soca crossovers, “Oh La La & Maria feat. Delee,” as well as Zimba, Calypso, and Rap versions of my song “City Boy feat. Winnie Culture.” Look for the Rock and Roll Crossover, “Demodogs feat. T. I. M. & Rene Guillot.” This is Swift Nightz’s first release from Berlin, Germany. I published its accompanying book, “Crime Rhymes” out of St. George’s, Grenada, West Indies in 2019. I have slated this record as a November 2020 release. … Continue readingAfrican Black: The Unreleased Anthems & Ballads
At a Saturday brunch with three of my best friends in Berlin, a German, a Brit, and a South African of Scottish descent, we talked about my Sandmann’s book series. I told them how it started as a blog I published to express my outlook on various contemporary topics. I wanted to ponder upon the social, and psychological changes in today’s world response concerning religion, politics, gender, race, and sexuality. And how social media and pop culture accelerated them. The cellphone has put the worldwide web in our pocket. The information on the internet has rewired our social, political, and religious mentality. … Continue readingAdventitious Breonna Taylor Thoughts Sires a Miriam Makeba Repercuss
One thing about being an impartial writer is just that. You are impartial. We are moving into the Fall of 2020. Two of the best mainstream female artists, Beyonce and Cardi B, have injected some love into the global manosphere. Beyonce’s “Already” video is super dope! Every man, especially black men, have to appreciate this rare dose of pure and unadulterated feminine love. We must give these incredibly talented artists, their flowers. … Continue readingMy Reaction To Beyonce’s “Long Live the King, You a King” – ALREADY
I like this song! It’s much better than the dick-shaming ballads that many female artists have roared out of their lungs. Let’s breakdown this cultural instigator. Can we agree that this song has many dimensions? The first is feminism, womanism, or both. Woman power if you can. In that dimension, we can be happy that some of our women seem to have heard us. We have spent the past decade blogging, vlogging, writing, protesting, or even complaining. Oh, the harmful effects of feminism on heterosexual relationships. … Continue readingMy Reaction to Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion’s Wireless Application Protocol – WAP
I just had an extensive interview today or yesterday. It was another of those mainstream articles. I’m not going to mention the name of the paper now, but it was good. The reporter wanted to know a lot of information as if she thought my music was gangsta rap. Why haven’t I released a new album since 2014? How do I make money with COVID – 19 out there? … Continue readingExclusive Newspaper Interview Rejoicing My Tenth Book Publication