Monday, August 19, 2013

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RAPsurrection


If in this day and age, there’s still an individual who’s alive and well and does not know exactly what Hip-hop is, he or she is just not interested.

There’s something to be said for a culture that has become a multi-billion dollar franchise, gave an oppressed people a voice the whole world could no longer afford to ignore – and reinvented EVERYTHING.

That’s right. H-I-P-H-O-P.

To quickly clear some misconception, Hip-hop is NOT a genre of music. It’s a culture, a lifestyle. It’s a dressing, an attitude, an understanding. It transcends ‘what you do’ and focuses on ‘how you do it’. For better understanding – examples are necessary.

Look at D’Banj and Tuface.

Let's go down memory lane…

 
Hard To survive/Eko Si London- AY (Courtesy naijamusiq)


Monica- Junior(RIP) & Pretty (Courtesy Faaji House)

Welcome to the RAPsurrection















Words by Seun Odukoya

Graphics by Psalmurai