Black Talk Radio News w/ Scotty Reid

BTR News - Multiple videos of superstar rapper Cardi B confessing to using the allure of sex used to drug and rob men. One of her admissions isn't really getting the scrutiny that it deserves and that is her admission to getting revenge on boyfriends she accused of cheating by tricking them into having sex with a transexual male. Considering the level of attention other forms of inappropriate sexual misconduct have received, we contacted Kim Melancon to address the controversy from the perspective of Gender Identity Accountability and the issue of rape by fraud.

[the_ad id=”35245″] BTR News – Multiple videos of superstar rapper Cardi B confessing to using the allure of sex used to drug and rob men.…

BTR News - After a rapper made some inappropriate comments about the girlfriend of recently murdered rap artist and community activist Nipsey Hussle, Power 106, LA’s top hip-hop station, announced they’d no longer play the music of Kodak Black and one its DJs, Justin Credible tweeted, “We stand with the family of Nipsey Hussle and are appalled by the disrespectful and poor comments made by Kodak Black. With that, Power 106 will not support Kodak Black’s music."

It was also announced that a "Trap" museum was taking down the Kodak Black display. Considering the state of popular rap and the industry, some of the reactions seem a bit hypocritical. Joining me to break it all down is Kwabena Rasuli of Clear The Airwaves Project.

BTR News - After a rapper made some inappropriate comments about the girlfriend of recently murdered rap artist and community activist Nipsey Hussle, Power 106, LA’s top hip-hop station, announced they’d no longer play the music of Kodak Black and one its DJs, Justin Credible tweeted, “We stand with the family of Nipsey Hussle and are appalled by the disrespectful and poor comments made by Kodak Black. With that, Power 106 will not support Kodak Black’s music."

It was also announced that a "Trap" museum was taking down the Kodak Black display. Considering the state of popular rap and the industry, some of the reactions seem a bit hypocritical. Joining me to break it all down is Kwabena Rasuli of Clear The Airwaves Project.

BTR News - After a rapper made some inappropriate comments about the girlfriend of recently murdered rap artist and community activist Nipsey Hussle, Power 106, LA’s top hip-hop station, announced they’d no longer play the music of Kodak Black and one its DJs, Justin Credible tweeted, “We stand with the family of Nipsey Hussle and are appalled by the disrespectful and poor comments made by Kodak Black. With that, Power 106 will not support Kodak Black’s music."

It was also announced that a "Trap" museum was taking down the Kodak Black display. Considering the state of popular rap and the industry, some of the reactions seem a bit hypocritical. Joining me to break it all down is Kwabena Rasuli of Clear The Airwaves Project.

BTR News – After a rapper made some inappropriate comments about the girlfriend of recently murdered rap artist and community activist Nipsey Hussle, Power 106,…

BTR News host Scotty Reid talked with Grammy-nominated Maxwell Melvins of the Lifer's Group about the killing of activist rapper Nipsey Hustle, the events that led him to spend decades in prison and his thoughts on hip hop's beginning and where it is now. Maxwell Melvins will be on the presenters in the upcoming 3rd Annual Hip Hop Education Conference that will be hosted by Harvard University.

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BTR News host Scotty Reid talked with Grammy-nominated Maxwell Melvins of the Lifer's Group about the killing of activist rapper Nipsey Hustle, the events that led him to spend decades in prison and his thoughts on hip hop's beginning and where it is now. Maxwell Melvins will be on the presenters in the upcoming 3rd Annual Hip Hop Education Conference that will be hosted by Harvard University.

BTR News host Scotty Reid talked with Grammy-nominated Maxwell Melvins of the Lifer's Group about the killing of activist rapper Nipsey Hustle, the events that led him to spend decades in prison and his thoughts on hip hop's beginning and where it is now. Maxwell Melvins will be on the presenters in the upcoming 3rd Annual Hip Hop Education Conference that will be hosted by Harvard University.

BTR News host Scotty Reid talked with Grammy-nominated Maxwell Melvins of the Lifer’s Group about the killing of activist rapper Nipsey Hustle, the events that…