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KRS1 has a point hip hop use to be about community and unity but we are not mad everything must change nothing stay the same but we just want the young hip-hop community to be accountable. You can’t create art without courage, discipline, and being tied to a tradition. Owing to white supremacist sanctions, enslaved Africans were not allowed to read or write. As a non-literate people, We learned to manifest our genius through what no one could take away our voice and our music the human voice is the greatest. Remember you can’t find your voice unless you’re bouncing off the voices of the dead. Music has been our most powerful creative expression. Hip-hop music is the most important popular music development in the last thirty years. Hip hop allows a kind of marriage between the rhetorical and the musical by means of some of the most amazing linguistic virtuosity we have seen in the English language. Just listen to the lyrical genius of Rakim, Snoop Dogg, or Jay- Z. At the best, these artist respond to their sense at large, with a subversive critique of the society. It has to do with both the description of the conditions under which they’re force to live, as well as a description and depiction of the humanity preserved by those living in such excruciating conditions. It then goes beyond to large critique of the power structure as a whole. When you all have time go to our site and check out our Hip-hop CD we tried. http://www.cornelscorner.com

Peace and progress my people,
BMWMB {Black Men Who Mean Business}

still got that trans look lol!