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Coveted accolade for hip-hop entrepreneur Saby Khan from East Morton
A HIP-hop entrepreneur from East Morton has won a coveted accolade from the Prime Minister. Sabir Hussain, popularly known as Saby Khan, has received the Points of Light Award for “exceptional service” after founding British Asian Radio – the first station of its kind in the UK for independent artists, musicians and rappers. The Points…
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King Von Receives New Tribute Mural In O-Block
There is a new mural depicting King Von in O-Block. An artist in Chicago has made a new tribute mural for King Von on O-Block showing the late rapper rocking an O-Block chain. Von was shot and killed in November 2020 after an altercation with Quando Rondo in an Atlanta nightclub. The new mural began circulating online, over the weekend. It comes after…
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Bill Cosby To Appear In Music Video For Rapper’s Song “The Cosby Dance”
Memphis Jelks praises the controversial icon and Cosby reportedly shared a statement about appearing in the visual. In his first months out of prison, Bill Cosby has gotten a lot on his hands. The industry hasn’t been unanimous in its support for the veteran entertainer who was previously convicted on charges related to sexual assault, and once it…
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August 4th in Hip Hop History
2017"Despacito" becomes the most-watched YouTube video ever, passing the Wiz Khalifa/Charlie Puth collaboration "See You Again" with nearly 3 billion views in just seven months. The mark holds until 2020, when "Baby Shark" overtakes it.2016Nationwide insurance announces a new ad campaign with Brad Paisley and Rachel Platten. 2012Electric blues guitarist Johnnie Bassett dies of cancer at age 76.…
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August 2nd In Hip Hop History
Weird Al Finally Lands #1 Album 2014 Weird Al Yankovic’s Mandatory Fun goes to #1, giving the parody master his first chart-topping album. 1998The Beatles are named “Favourite Recording Artist Of All Time” in a poll conducted by the UK music magazine Mojo, beating out Elvis, Frank Sinatra, Queen, and Elton John in that…
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Her Last Words were ‘Don’t Forget Me’, Patience Ozokwo Mourns Rachel Oniga in Sad Video
The Nigerian movie industry celebrities mourn the tragic death of Rachel Oniga who passed away on Friday night, July 30, 2021. One of such people, heartbroken by the sudden demise of Mrs Oniga is film star, Patience Ozokwo. The veteran took to her social media handle Instagram to share her pain. Patience Ozokwo in tears In…
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