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.
Monday 19th
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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