Hip-hop for Obama
Not one of Obama's best interviews, but he named Jay Z's "American Gangster" as a great story. He talks about "they", but when did you ever hear the next president (senator at the time of the interview) talking about hip-hop as an artform?! Even if change isn't here, politics has definitely taken a refresher course in what the people want.
And for this coming week's inauguration aka party time, the hip-hop heads are celebrating with parties across the country. If you're traveling to Washington D.C. check these out.
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The Stussy DC Chapter in conjunction with Commonwealth and rappers Wale and Bun B are hosting a "Historic" inauguration party on Monday January 19th from 6pm-9pm. Pass through and your have a chance to cop a Stussy DC limited edition commemorative t-shirt.
Bobbito and DJ Spinna and hitting D.C. too for their "Inauguration Edition of Wonderfull: Stevie Wonder Tribute Party." Phew, that's a long ass title!
DJ Spinna and Rich Medina doing something for the late night crew (2am 'till 6am) with their "What The Funk Inauguration Edition: James Brown vs. Fela."
Tuesday 20th
Funk 4 Pace Ball with DJs Afrika Bambaataa, Fort Knox Five + Live Vocal Performances and MCs between 8pm-4am (Modern 3287 M St. NW, Washington, DC20007.)
Labels: Barack Obama, Hip Hop, Jay Z, Kanye West, Rap
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