Tag Archives: Era

Hip Hop Beyond Entertainment: Lecture By KRS One

By Q Ball | March 15, 2010

Get your feeding right now if you are hungry for Hip Hop! We got KRS One breaking down the third eye matter for your understanding and intellectual processing at a Temple University lecture in 2004. If you really wanna absorb the Hip Hop culture then this is one teaching that will help shape your outlook. Check it out!

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Hawaiian Hip Hop Culture: Nani Funk 2Da Breaka Dawn!

By Q Ball | March 15, 2010

When most people think of Hawaii they think of the beach, surfing, hula dancers, tropical fruit, and volcanoes, but after you check out these videos you will rethink of those typical images. The volcanoes you will see erupting from these clips is pure funk and flavor the way only Hip Hop can!

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Graff Writing Innovation, Inspiration, And Digital Technology

By Q Ball | January 31, 2010

Graff writers and street artists know no limits. They thrive off of practicality and MacGyver-like spontaneity with their resources. If there is anyone who’s voice will not be denied it will definitely be the Graff writer. Be inspired and click right here!

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Graffiti In Oakland: Alive & Well!

By FRESHH Symposium Guest | January 24, 2010

California’s Bay Area is one of the world’s hotbeds for graff writing and street art. Check out these photographs contributed by MixCrate.com on some of the wickedest pieces and characters found in the yards in Oakland!

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Wild Style: The Original Hip Hop Movie For All Who Are Down By Law!

By Q Ball | December 22, 2009

The original Hip Hop movie shot in the early days of the Hip Hop culture in the South Bronx is here for your viewing pleasure. Before the glamour and glitter of Hip Hop and big budget films with rappers as actors; Wild Style was the first to bring Hip Hop from the hood to the big screen. Watch the classic flick right now!

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Naughty By Nature Christmas Party at Revolution Live! UPDATE!!!

By Q Ball | December 19, 2009

Saturday, December 19, 2009, Naughty By Nature returns to South Florida performing for the Christmas Holidays at the Revolution Live! For more information on this special event click here right now!

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Global Hip Hop Music Interviews: Perspective of Ten Nations

By Q Ball | December 18, 2009

Ten voices speak about the influence and perception of Hip Hop music in their respected countries and experiences. The series of interviews were conducted at Skidmore College in Saratoga Springs, New York from their Hip Hop Culture class. Check it out now for some global insight.

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Hip-Hopumentary: Multi-topical Interviews Regarding the State of Hip Hop

By Q Ball | December 16, 2009

Hip-Hopumentary is a multi-topical grassroots documentary reflecting on the state and community of the culture itself. Mostly shot in New York City this piece does not miss due to its candidness from the guests in the film. Check it out now!

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Rhyme and Reason: Documentary About The Rise of Hip Hop Music

By Q Ball | December 11, 2009

If you want to see or remember what Hip Hop music was like about 12 years ago, then wait no further! Enjoy this 91 minute Hip Hop documentary with its raw candid flavor when real Hip Hop music was in control. Enjoy!

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Fresh 2 Deaf

By FRESHH Symposium Guest | December 6, 2009

Do you love Hip Hop music, funky beats, and boomin’ rhythms that make your backbone slide? I personally love a dope track you can nod your head to non-stop, but what if you could not physically hear your favorite joints anymore? Would you still dance? Would you socially be afraid to interact with other heads? Here is a solid story about our fellow B-Boys and B-Girl with hearing disabilities who can’t stop; won’t stop and keep on!

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