Hip-hop often comes under attack for its lyrical content, such as the glorification of drug use, the focus on a largely material life, and the promotion of violence. However, one issue that often stands out from the others is the apparent representation of women as objects and other misogynist practises.
Bitches and Hoes - Exploring Misogyny in Hip-Hop
February 28th, 2008 by Jon Nagelmakers · No Comments
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Press Play: A Review Of Birdman’s 5 * Stunna
December 14th, 2007 by Jon Nagelmakers · No Comments
Bryan “Baby” Williams, AKA the #1 Stunna, AKA Birdman, exploits the big living, MOB lifestyle to the fullest, and as the owner of Cash Money Records, he knows a thing or two about how to do it. Birdman is responsible for bring Lil Wayne into the hip-hop game, and as a diehard Lil Wayne fan I’ve heard my fair share of music from Birdman.

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Press Play: A Review Of Wu-Tang’s 8 Diagrams
December 11th, 2007 by Jon Nagelmakers · No Comments
Until this week Wu-Tang had not released an album since 2001’s Iron Flag, but getting them together has proven the right move. 8 Diagrams is a new classic in an age when hip-hop is supposedly dead. If anyone could be relied on to bring classical skill back into an album, it is without a doubt […]
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