What we do on this episode is showcase the skills and explore the playful wordplay from the Native Tongue Collective against the razor sharp lyrical swords of the Wu Tang Clan. 

In the right corner,  From the slums of Shaolin, Staten Island, I bring u  one of the most legendary hip-hop collectives of all time, the Wu-Tang!

Nine MCs, one unstoppable movement, From Shaolin philosophy to the RZA’s razor sharp beats, we will find out just why the Wu-Tang is for the children

In the left corner,  is a collective of hip-hop artists known for its positive, Afrocentric themes and jazz-influenced beats. Hailing from queens, Brooklyn and as well as Long Island THIS COLLECTIVE includes the groups

1. A Tribe Called Quest (Q-Tip, Phife Dawg, Ali Shaheed Muhammad)
2. De La Soul (Posdnuos, Dave trugoy Maseo)
3. Jungle Brothers (Mike Gee, Sammy B, Afrika Baby Bam)
4. Queen Latifah
5. Black Sheep  
6. Monie Love.          

 AND TOGETHER THEY FORM THE NATIVE TONGUE!

Whether your a fan of either collective or not a fan of Hip hop at all, I still believe you will enjoy this episode, and to enter the 36th chamber today all you have to do is press play. So grab your hot butter on what? say what? the popcorn and enjoy todays Hip Hop VS match. We have our special guest DJ Milkweed on the episode so Yalla!

“And when I’m watchin the news, and my daughter walks in / And choose to ask, “Why were all those people on the floor, sleepin, covered in red?” / I told her that they were lookin for God, but found religion instead…” - De La Soul 

"I bomb atomically, Socrates' philosophies and hypotheses cant define how I be dropping these lyrical armed robberies"- WU

"Bust off on your couch now ya got Seaman's furniture"- NT

"I grew up on the crime side, the New York Times side. Stayin' alive was no jive."-WU

“I’m sick of bitches shakin’ asses / I’m sick of talkin’ about blunts / Sick of Versace glasses / Sick of slang / Sick of half-ass awards shows / Sick of name brand clothes…”-NT

"Choppin heads boy, Ya best protect ya neck"- WU

Live from the heart of the Galil Mountains on 105.3FM, this is more than just a radio show—it’s a sonic journey through time, culture, and sound. Hosted by a native New Yorker who cut his teeth spinning records in the city’s underground scenes of hip hop, reggae, dub, punk, and dancehall. He now has relocated to the mountains of Northern Israel to bring this knowledge of music to everyone in earshot.
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