Monthly Archives: May 2013

The 80s was thing breaking through within a new revolution for pop culture. The 80s gave birth to the Phenomenon known as Michael Jackson with Thriller becoming the biggest selling album in the world. Oliver Stone’s Scarface became a cult … Continue reading →

<a href=”https://escobar300.files.wordpress.com/2013/05/lebron-james-kevin-durant-off-season-work-out.jpg”><img src=”https://escobar300.files.wordpress.com/2013/05/lebron-james-kevin-durant-off-season-work-out.jpg&#8221; alt=”LeBron-James-Kevin-Durant-Off-Season-Work-Out” width=”450″ height=”299″ /></a> “All of these rappers today are too friendly with each other. Their like the new basketball players. Lets keep it competitive ” Styles P It seems that the art of competition is slowly … Continue reading →

This year would mark officially 10 years since Total Nonstop Action was funded as a Wrestling organization. Throughout the past 10 years We’ve been introduced to some really great feuds, matchups and potential fresh faces that can be big steers … Continue reading →

Ever since signing his name on the Def Jam Contract, It seemed that Ghostface has become less passionate about hip hop. Perhaps it was the direction that Def Jam anointed President JayZ was taking at the time is what fueled … Continue reading →

Before I start this off. I’m gonna be the first to say that I haven’t rocked with much of Kanye West’s music over the past 6 or 7 years. Since Graduation as a matter of fact. I’ve liked songs from … Continue reading →

There is one thing thats clearly evident when listening to this album: Suge Knight DESPISES Dr Dre and Snoop Dogg and anybody else thats affiliated with them. Snoop and Dre’s departure from the label has left the former CEO salty … Continue reading →

In 1998-1999 Eminem and Royce the 5’9 were two of the most premier rappers in Detroit. The working chemistry they have could have been compared to duos like Redman and Method Man, They knew how to bring the best out … Continue reading →

In Hip Hop today it’s not too surprising to hear rappers from the South on the radio. But there was a time where in 1995 where it was very rare. the West Coast was still running the rap game with … Continue reading →

“Rap is becoming more white and more Jewish” Scarface Legendary rapper Scarface stirred up a serious debate about the direction of hip hop has takened within the past couple of years. It seems that with the overnight success of Mackamore … Continue reading →

Looking back 1998 was truly an amazing year for hip hop. Hip Hop went through its darkest ages with the Tupac and Biggie murders along with Puffy ushering out his jiggy era which almost killed the artistic value of hip … Continue reading →