In this episode of No Ceilings, Glasses Malone and the crew take a deep dive into the evolution of hip-hop culture and the ongoing misrepresentation of Black identity in mainstream media. The conversation unpacks the impact of the blog era, the influence of artists like Kanye West and Drake on the perception of street culture, and the gentrification of language within hip-hop. They explore the distinctions between Black culture and Black America, examining how regional differences, media narratives, industry dynamics shaping cultural understanding, the intelligence and moral code embedded in street culture, the myths surrounding Atlanta’s urban scene, and the global lens through which Black identity is viewed today. Ultimately, the episode calls for a deeper appreciation of authenticity, cultural nuance, and the preservation of hip-hop’s roots in the face of commercialization and distortion.

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“Wanted” feat. Jurassic 5 & LA Giantz

 

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