Sunday General Discussion - June 7th, 2020 - HipHop

Sunday General Discussion - June 7th, 2020
Atlanta city councilman talks about how Lil Baby came to meet him and is shocked to see he is deeper than what he expected from his moniker and music. They then went to a BLM protest together
Gil Scott-Heron - Home Is Where The Hatred Is
JPEGmafia and Talib Kweli discuss the reasons for and importance of rioting in protest, before the riots started in the US (Uploaded March 16th)
A$AP Rocky - Sundress
6ix9ine and Akon have recorded a song titled ‘Locked Up Part 2’
YG performed "Fuck The Police" for 10,000 people at the Hollywood Black Lives Matter Protest Today
Gorillaz announce collaboration with Octavian for Episode 4 of "Song Machine" series.
Eminem - Ass Like That (Dropped 15 Years Ago Today).
Killer Mike talks on Importance of Voting, Eminem Shoutout, Still Hungry, & Run The Jewels on Lil Wayne's YMR
[LEAK] Lil Uzi Vert - Racist (feat. A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie)
Kanye West - Can't Look In My Eyes (feat. Kid Cudi) HQ (Demo)
[DISCUSSION] Future - SAVE ME (1 Year Later)
Flatbush Zombies - quicksand
[FRESH] Lupe Fiasco - Rest Up Big Homey... We Got It From Here
Obie Trice - Snitch ft. Akon
Mr. Lif - Phantom (feat. El-P)
[FRESH] Juicy J - Hella Fuckin’ Trauma
Protests Over Police Brutality Have Had a Major Impact on Music Right Now
Madlib - Please Set Me At Ease (feat. Medaphoar)
J-Live - Them That's Not
[FRESH] MizOrMac - Return Of The Mac
Jay-Z x Nas - Success
Killer Mike ft El-P - Butane (Champions Anthem)
K.A.A.N Passing Me By
38 Spesh & Benny the Butcher - Thruway Music

Sunday General Discussion - June 7th, 2020

Posted: 07 Jun 2020 10:25 AM PDT

Fuck the police

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Atlanta city councilman talks about how Lil Baby came to meet him and is shocked to see he is deeper than what he expected from his moniker and music. They then went to a BLM protest together

Posted: 07 Jun 2020 06:03 PM PDT

Met a dope dude named Dominique. A brother whose seen struggle but also recognizes his divine power to call forth all that he seeks in life. When we first met he showed up in a worn black t-shirt, some joggers and @balenciaga sneakers. No jewelry or entourage. His driver patiently waited outside while we talked for hours. I thought because everyone called him @lilbaby_1 that he would have this huge ego and only care about superficial shit. Instead he spoke about how much he loved business, fashion and lifting up his community. He's only been rapping for 3 years and has completely dismantled an industry. The hood he grew up in and the projects that raised him made him baby. A rebel with a cause, disrupting with a purpose bigger than himself. ⁣
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The next day we marched down Mitchell Street with our fist in the air yelling - No Justice, No Peace as he leaned over and whispered in my ear, "this is what matters!" See he understood his calling was greater than the streets - it was to change the streets. To inspire the people to see beyond their environment and conditions that silently kept them unconsciously imprisoned. After marching for an hour, a white business owner brought out some waters to the crowd of walking protesters. As he was handing out the waters Lil Baby ran over to him and gave him $500. I looked up at him and smiled because if I was rich that's something I would've done. As the protest came to an end, I watched in silent awe as @troubleman31 graciously walked up to him and greeted him like a King. It was inspiring to see one generation salute the next as they prepare to take their rightful place in Hip Hop. ⁣
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Our generation is strong, we do not require someone to open a door for us because we understand our power to knock down any door that comes between us. When we speak we are casting spells, our tongue is powerful and through our vibrational energy are able to manifest into existence everything our spirit desires. Go forth into this world and live within the fullness of who God created you to be, and don't let anyone tell you who you cannot be or what you cannot do. You are capable of ALL things, if you believe.

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Gil Scott-Heron - Home Is Where The Hatred Is

Posted: 07 Jun 2020 08:11 AM PDT

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JPEGmafia and Talib Kweli discuss the reasons for and importance of rioting in protest, before the riots started in the US (Uploaded March 16th)

Posted: 07 Jun 2020 03:56 PM PDT

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A$AP Rocky - Sundress

Posted: 07 Jun 2020 03:46 PM PDT

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6ix9ine and Akon have recorded a song titled ‘Locked Up Part 2’