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In this episode, the conversation dives deep into the art of storytelling in music video production, exploring the challenge of creating work that resonates and is truly seen in today’s cultural climate. The discussion spans a wide range of topics—from the legacy of Tupac and the narratives surrounding his life and death, to Kanye West’s controversial public moments and the broader implications of race, identity, and artistic responsibility. The speakers examine gang culture and its generational influence, shedding light on how cultural nuances shape identity and morality in the streets. They also explore how trauma is sometimes marketed as artistry, and how shame, pride, and accountability intersect in the creative process. With reflections on figures like Jay-Z and DMX, the episode unpacks the role of controversy, authenticity, and storytelling in hip hop’s evolution—and why understanding the deeper layers of these narratives matters more than ever.
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In this episode, the conversation dives deep into the art of storytelling in music video production, exploring the challenge of creating work that resonates and is truly seen in today’s cultural climate. The discussion spans a wide range of topics—from the legacy of Tupac and the narratives surrounding his life and death, to Kanye West’s controversial public moments and the broader implications of race, identity, and artistic responsibility. The speakers examine gang culture and its generational influence, shedding light on how cultural nuances shape identity and morality in the streets. They also explore how trauma is sometimes marketed as artistry, and how shame, pride, and accountability intersect in the creative process. With reflections on figures like Jay-Z and DMX, the episode unpacks the role of controversy, authenticity, and storytelling in hip hop’s evolution—and why understanding the deeper layers of these narratives matters more than ever.
Rate, subscribe, comment and share.
Follow NC on IG:
@GlassesLoc
@Peter_Bas_Boss
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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