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LEGENDARY GRAFFITI WRITER PHASE2 DIES AT 61
PHASE2, born Lonny Wood (1958- 2019), aged 61 was one of the most influential and well known New York City aerosol artists. Furthermore he was known as member of the Zulu Nation. Mostly active in the 1970s, Phase 2 is generally credited with originating the “bubble letter” style of aerosol writing, also known as “softies”. He was also influential…
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Juice Wrld & I Were Blood Cousins, Young Dolph Reveals.
In a thanksgiving in 2017, Young Dolph discovered that Juice Wrld was his blood cousin, and now he is letting the world know. In an Instagram post shared on Wednesday being 11th December, Dolph expressed regrets over not getting to work with Wrld until his untimely demise at 21. “i feel akward making this post…
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Griselda’s Reactions Not Unanimous On Whether They’d Help Eminem In Nick Cannon Beef
Following Eminem’s Nick Cannon diss on Fat Joe‘s “Lord Above” the Wild N Out host returned fire with not just one but two diss tracks for the Rap god earlier this week – “The Invitation” which he featured Suge Knight and “Pray For Him” which he did with The Black Squad. On an appearance on the morning show Sway In…
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Spotify Names Drake As The Most Streamed Artist Of The Decade.
As the 2010s comes to an end, Spotify releases it top 5 most Streamed artists with Drake the poppy rap sensation topping the list with over 28 billion streams. According to Spotify, British crooner Ed Sheehan, hip hop warbler Post Malone, pop royalty Ariana Grande and rap icon Eminem rounded out the top five most-streamed…
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Olamide Reacts As Fans Beg Him To Release A Joint Album With Reminisce
It seems the fans are not satisfied with the works that Reminisce and Olamide has done together, hence they pleaded the duo do a joint album together. In a recent Tweet by Olamide, it seems this could be the Christmas gift these superstars give to their fans.Â
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Offset Sparks Twitter Debate After Stating 'Hip Hop Is Black Culture'
Ever since the origin of Hip Hop Music in the 1970s by blacks, Latina in Bronx U. S. A. The genre of music has grown to influence a lot of people world wide. But often time, people forget to give credit to its humble beginning. In an attempt to do that, Offset came out on Twitter sparking a debate. On…
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