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October 28, 2011 at 1:27pm

By Dallas

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Topics: hip-hop, Music, Rap, Satanism, Violence

The 6(66) CREEPIEST Rap Songs EVER!

Heavy Metal usually gets all the credit for producing music that keeps sane people up at night. But don’t get it twisted; Hip Hop has cursed us with some of the sickest and most sadistic sounds ever committed to tape. Don’t believe me? Keep reading, if you dare …

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BYP WakeUpCall

October 26, 2011 at 8:42am

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Topics: 90's Baby, hip-hop, Lauryn Hill, Music

FUGEES – “How Many Mics” Live from the Apollo 1996

Good morning! Ur BYP WakeUpCall – FUGEES perfoming “How Many Mics” at the Apollo in 1996! There’s a jaw-dropping L-Boogie freestyle, an incredibly ugly suit worn by Steve Harvey, and (potentially) a young Ashanti in the crowd. Check it out at www.blackyouthproject.com!

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October 21, 2011 at 11:59am

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Topics: American Identity, American Values, BET, Black Boys, Black Hipsters, Black Identity, Black Men, Black-Jewish Alliance, capitalism, chris brown, Class Privilege, Community, Facebook, Fame, hip-hop, Hipster Culture, Humor, Masculinity, Media, Men, Money, Music, Pop Culture, race, Truth

WHY EVERYBODY HATES DRAKE, and Why They’re Wrong…

People really just don’t like Drake. And by that I mean the very idea of Drake. But like it or not, he’s about to go to the next level. I’d put money on it. And here’s why…

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October 13, 2011 at 12:00pm

By Keantre Malone

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Topics: BTTB Mixtape, Calamari Song, Calamari Video, Cannabis Culture, Chimpanzee Song, curren$y, dom kennedy, embodied desire, Female Emcees, female mc's, hip-hop, Kanye West, Love, Mobbin Morty, Sexuality, Sha-Rock, wiz khalifa, Youth

Mobbin In Heels: Not Forgetting About Womyn in Hip Hop

Much has changed for the presence of female emcees since the days of Sha-Rock (I know I’m taking it way back), but the struggle for respect remains nearly impossible. None of my reflections can pin-point the reason why no female emcee has managed to have the world-wide success of Kanye West, for example. These thoughts [...]

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October 11, 2011 at 2:46pm

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Topics: 90's Baby, Afro-Centrism, American Identity, American Values, BET, Black Boys, Black Fathers, Black Identity, Black Men, Black Politics, capitalism, Class Privilege, Community, Democracy, Empowerment, Fame, hip-hop, Hollywood, Media, Men, Money, Music, Politics, Pop Culture, Poverty, Truth

Nas Brings Back THE REAL With “Nasty” Music Video

Nas’ music video for “Nasty” is a statement about what really matters: family, community, humility and respect. The money? ….A welcome bonus. Check out Nas’ “Nasty” music video at BlackYouthProject.com!

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October 7, 2011 at 12:15pm

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Topics: 2pac, 90's Baby, Afro-Centrism, American Identity, American Values, BET, Black Boys, Black Men, Black Politics, Community, Fame, hip-hop, Hollywood, Masculinity, Media, Men, Money, Music, Pop Culture, Post-Race, race

Are Black People Willing To Call Eminem The Greatest Rapper Of All Time?

Everyone is entitled to their opinion regarding which emcee they believe to be the greatest rapper of all time. Mine is Jay-Z. Yours might be 2pac. But is it OK for it to be Eminem?

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September 22, 2011 at 11:59am

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Topics: "She", "Transylvania", Frank Ocean, Goblin, hip-hop, Odd Future Culture, OFWGKTA, Tyler the Creator

Hip Hop Needs More Goblins

Seven months ago you couldn’t tell me that Odd Future would achieve mainstream representation; I guessed that they were a group of outlaws that would manage their own channels. And here my predictions have been assassinated: while Earl is under a boarding school in Samoa, Tyler has won MTV’s Best New Artist and Frank Ocean [...]

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September 19, 2011 at 8:00am

By Summer M.

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Topics: game, gay hip-hop, hip-hop, Sexuality

Game Theory #Pause

Not that I pay that much attention to hip-hop anymore, but rapper, [The] Game (when did he drop the article?) spoke out recently about gays and hip-hop, and I noticed. And by “notice” I mean someone mentioned it to me and I bothered to Google it. Call it preparation for LGBTQ History Month. In case [...]

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September 16, 2011 at 12:00pm

By Dallas

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Topics: 2pac, 90's Baby, Addictions, BET, Black Boys, Black Hipsters, Black Identity, Blogging, Drugs, Fame, hip-hop, Hipster Culture, Hollywood, Identity Politics, Masculinity, Media, Men, Money, Music, OFWGKTA, Pop Culture, Truth, Violence, Women

MUSICNEWS: Ice-T Doesn’t Like Hip-POP, Record Execs Trafficking COCAINE, and Rihanna’s New Album

MUSICNEWS: Ice-T Doesn’t Like Hip-POP, Record Execs Trafficking COCAINE, and Rihanna’s New Album Coming Soon…

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September 8, 2011 at 11:59am

By Keantre Malone

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Topics: big sean, Black Hipsters, Black Youth, curren$y, dom kennedy, Hip Hop heads, hip-hop, Hipster Culture, jet life, juicy j, Sneaker Pimps, spitta, taylor gang, wale, wiz khalifa

Hip Hop’s Smoking Section: Room for Collective Dreams

Does anyone else find it so cool that Curren$y and Wiz Khalifa show love to each other on their songs? Every now and then, you can hear a Taylor [\m/] joint beginning with “shout out to my brotha Spitta”; or, on the low, you can catch Spitta quoting Wiz like, “we aint trippin’ cuz we’ll [...]

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