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Big Daddy Kane's Looks Like A Job For... Album Anniversary

Big Daddy Kane's Looks Like A Job For... Album Anniversary

Looks Like a Job For... is the fifth album by Big Daddy Kane, released in 1993 on Cold Chillin' Records.

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Big Daddy Kane's Taste of Chocolate Album Anniversary

Big Daddy Kane's Taste of Chocolate Album Anniversary

The LP “Taste Of Chocolate” features “Hard Being The Kane” and “All Of Me” as well as a duet with the legendary Barry White.

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Big Daddy Kane's It's A Big Daddy Thing Album Anniversary

Big Daddy Kane's It's A Big Daddy Thing Album Anniversary

His catalogue of music consists of the LP “Long Live The Kane” that features the hit songs “Ain’t No Half Steppin’” and “Raw.” The LP “It’s A Big Daddy Thing” featured “Smooth Operator” “Warm It Up” and the Teddy Riley produced hit “I Get The Job Done.”

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Jay Z - Hip Hop's Baby

Jay Z - Hip Hop's Baby

Ruthlessly curating his own reality, dropping the perceived weak among him, making mistakes along the way, doing what seems to be the most good.

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4 Reasons Why Melle Mel Is Dead Wrong

Hip hop is a young man's sport, if anyone should know that it should be Mel, Moe Dee and Caz. Moe Dee made his name by pulling the exact same card on Busy Bee, in one of the cultures first legendary battle. While Mel was on the wrong side when a then unknown KRS One challenged him in the mid 80s. It's simply the evolution of the art form, while they may need to know who these 3 legends are, the average 20 something year old could care less. That's not anyone's fault per se, so no one should be pointing fingers.

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Is It Time for HIP-HOP to GROW UP?!

Is It Time for HIP-HOP to GROW UP?!

Clearly, hip hop is no longer a music genre or culture by teens, for teens. We have all grown up, and the 35-45 year old parent driving to pick up their child from school is less frequently bumping Boyz to Men but Biggie. It's time to return to our roots, and give these at risk youth something to connect to as Cudi so eloquently put it. Not just behind the scenes, but also in your day job - your lyrics and your message.

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