Author Archives: Da Emazing One

Baby Talk

By Da Emazing One | February 12, 2010

What does Hip Hop mean to you when you talk about it with other people. How do the words flow from your mouth, and where does the dialogue come from? There are many people discussing Hip Hop everyday, and this article is written about what they are saying. Check it out!

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Lyrics versus Rhymes

By Da Emazing One | December 29, 2009

What makes an ultimate MC in the Hip Hop culture? Is it the ability to spit rhymes off of the dome or to create premeditated lyrics for the music studio? Or, is lyricism more skillful than writing rhymes? What is this debate about anyways concerning writing lyrics versus writing rhymes and freestyle rappers versus recording MCs? Check it out!

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Watch Your Step!

By Da Emazing One | November 25, 2009

It appears B-Boyin’ is once again being embraced by the mainstream media and Hollywood since its exploitation over twenty-five years ago. There are pros and cons about this, but the pros out-weight the worst when B-Boys and B-Girls handle their business as professionals. Most of all just watch your step!

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Not My Graveyard!

By Da Emazing One | October 25, 2009

It has been over 25 years since the digital audio revolution began along with the vanishing of analog recording and vinyl records. Many new technologies have been created to pacify DJ’s but one man is not having it! Crate digging is still king!

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Mirror Mirror

By Da Emazing One | September 29, 2009

Let us come to grips with the fact of the matter; we may never again hear another historical rhyme. Can it be said that the dumbing down of rap lyrics today are a major reflection of our US Educational System in the North versus the South?

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Ed Sullivan Was Black!

By Da Emazing One | August 28, 2009

20 years ago from the very start, The Arsenio Hall Show had its target audience of Urban America and blasted through the doors of many young people of all races.The Hip Hop culture should never forget the amount of respect Arsenio Hall gave to the streets of America.

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America’s Most Hunted: Part 4 of 4

By Da Emazing One | July 23, 2009

Most people are convinced rap music fell deeply in love with the fast and the furious money the mainstream has to offer. They’re both engaged to get married and the killer is their minister.

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America’s Most Hunted: Part 3 of 4

By Da Emazing One | July 16, 2009

It could very well be that the killer may not be working alone. So who’s helping the killer out? Blame is also be placed on urban radio stations and the decline of empowered independent music labels!

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America’s Most Hunted: Part 2 of 4

By Da Emazing One | July 14, 2009

It is said, “rap music sold out to the Bloodsucking Corporate Machine and it has forgotten where it came from…but is that who killed Hip Hop music?

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America’s Most Hunted: Part 1 of 4

By Da Emazing One | July 12, 2009

I’ve been told by many to wrap a black band around my left bicep because there has been a death in our family. A sad day has come and gone. An assassination has occurred. It’s a cold-blooded homicide, and what makes it worse is that the killer is still at large!

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