United Music Scene

Contents: (Download This Podcast: http://bit.ly/2PiO8aH ) Grind Mode Cypher Part 1 featuring Lingo + Trip B + Louis Cheese + T. Rads + Chris Webby + more... (prod. by LX) http://bit.ly/2C2icE1   Article: Embers Still Burning by Jhantu Randall http://bit.ly/2C0mBaf   Man Gets Rid of Pesky Moles in his Yard using Celine Dion's Greatest Hits http://bit.ly/2PgKOgt   Snoop Dogg on Contemporary Rap "All Them N***** Sound The Same" http://bit.ly/2zUVgos   Georgia Teacher Grabs Student By The Throat And Slams Him and Now Faces Felony Charges http://bit.ly/2RrKtZI   Black Woman Walks Into Asian Nail Salon Promoting Her Black Owned Nail Salon! http://bit.ly/2E4smq3   Watch "On That P Shit" music video by GANGSTA RIC feat. Midget Loco & MerC http://bit.ly/2OFM2Vf   Stephen A. Smith encourages Athletes to March on Washington instead of Protesting in the Arena/Stadium http://bit.ly/2QDHQ67   Watch "Yeah Yeah" music video by Don Q & A Boogie Wit Da Hood...

Don Q & A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie - Yeah Yeah (feat. 50 Cent & Murda Beatz) 

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  Birdman to executive produce 50 Cent ’s next album? Apparently, that’s what he’s wanting & offering to do. On Tuesday night, the Cash Money CEO revealed that he told 50 Cent that he wanted to executive produce his next album, and he guaranteed it would go platinum plus. “Told 50 Cent I wanna executive produce his next album it’s guaranteed platinum plus #getrixhordietrying Pt. 2 let’s get it” Birdman’s captioned read with a picture of the album cover for 2003’s Get Rich Or Die Tryin'.   Told @50cent I wanna executive produce his next album 🔥it's guaranteed platinum plus #getrixhordietryin .P2 let's getit💰 A post shared by Birdman5star (@birdman5star) on Jun 6, 2017 at 3:05pm PDT

An audiovisual clip has provided a mind-blowing multimedia experience in which 40 years of Hip-Hop history are packed into 4 minutes. Created by The Hood Internet, the video is both a montage of tens of music videos from over the years, and also an audio mashup of hundreds of Hip-Hop classics. According to the clip’s description, over 100 artists and 150 songs are represented. Between the audio and the visual, literally 40 years of the history of the culture are covered. Hip-Hop fans will be hard pressed to find a more satisfying 4-minute slice of life. Artists covered include the following: 2 Pac, 50 Cent, A Tribe Called Quest, Afrika Bambaataa, Audio Two, AZ, Beastie Boys, BG, Big Pun, Biz Markie, Black Rob, Black Sheep, Blackstreet, Bobby Shmurda, Boogie Down Productions, Busta Rhymes, Cali Swag District, Cam’ron, Chamillionaire, Chance The Rapper, Clipse, Common, Craig Mack, Cypress Hill, David Banner, De La Soul, Dead Prez, Digable Planets, Digital Underground, DJ Jazzy Jeff &...

*In an article that we feel The City of Pasadena, California can learn from in regards to recognizing it's local, native artists and perhaps acknowledging tha existence of a scene most outlets refuse to scout from. About seven years ago, the hip-hop community established the Madison Hip Hop Awards to honor the best creative work being done by local artists and producers and also the Urban Community Arts Network, which has worked to organize shows, school workshops and community events for adults and youth. “To have the mayor introduce (the task force) is a breakthrough,” said Mark “ShaH” Evans, one of UCAN’s founders. “How can we fix this, not just for hip hop but for the whole local music scene?” The proposed task force comes in the wake of city cultural planning in which entertainment industry professionals consider the live music industry and its venues over-regulated, particularly events featuring performers identified with hip-hop culture. Some have called for a new look at co...