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Posts Tagged ‘prime time’

Ugandan Hip Hop: B-Boy Activism In The Mother Land

By Q Ball • Sep 3rd, 2008 • Category: Body Rock

I want you to see evidence where Hip Hop culture shines at its brightest, and how it enlightens a possible future for those who once envisioned tomorrow as a blur. I want you to feel how it made you feel the first time you found Hip Hop kissing you on the cheek with open arms. Do you remember when?



Graff Writers: Artists Nonetheless

By Q Ball • May 5th, 2008 • Category: The Blackbook

A true Graff Writer is an artist masked by the alter ego of a character-empowered pseudonym. They live and run for the thrill seeking life of blazing their identity to the world with the same prime-time energy as a sign in Times Square. They deliver their craft as harbingers, poets, messengers, apostles, activists, visionaries, prophets, shock jocks, romantics, and editorialists. No matter what they create, where they bomb, or how they burn their hieroglyphics, Graff Writers ultimately prize the game in the name of fame.