Ice-T is one of my favorite rappers and has had a lot of influence on the gangster rap scene. Some people know him for his role in the “Law & Order” TV series. I used to watch the previously mentioned TV series, but that is not the reason why I love Ice-T so much. The […]
Colorful, interesting, or flashy pink nails are the first three associations that come to me when someone says, “Nicki Minaj-inspired nails.” When you are a hardcore Nicki fan, you want her on your walls, clothes, and even nails. I have been a Nicki Minaj fan since I first heard her verse on “Monster.” I stuck
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I’ve listened to Nicki Minaj basically since she came out on the music scene, but I never thought about getting a tattoo of her until I saw some Nicki Minaj tattoo ideas. People have gotten really creative with their designs, so there’s something for everyone. You could even get the same tattoos that Nicki has
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I will be the first to admit that the late 80’s heyday of The Kane was before my time. But this didn’t stop me from appreciating a good thing when I heard it. My initial introduction to Big Daddy Kane actually came from the feature film Juice starring Tupac Shakur. Kane contributed a song to
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Cam’ron was one of the most iconic rappers in the history of East Coast hip hop. From founding Dipset to starring in the classic film Paid in Full, Cam’ron had a huge impact on rap culture in that era and has cemented his legacy as a true pioneer in the genre. I’ve been listening to
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Listening to 2011’s “I’m on One” puts me in a different place, and it’s not hard to see why. You have DJ Khaled’s exquisite production, Drake’s unapologetic confidence, and Lil Wayne‘s efficient punchlines. (Seriously, I’ve never heard a more tightly packed set of puns and humorous bars in my life.) And then, there’s Rick Ross.
There’s no other way to put it—Cardi B is a phenom. When she burst onto the scene in the late 2010s, the entire rap industry was bowled over by her uncanny charisma and irresistible tracks. Breaking records left and right like they were going out of style, Cardi ascended to hip hop’s summit whether her
Chuck D is the lead vocalist in one of the most influential hip-hop groups of all-time, Public Enemy. His politically charged lyrics defined the sound of hip hop in the mid-80s and ushered in a new era of aggressive, socially conscious rap. My favorite Public Enemy albums are Fear of a Black Planet and It
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Bun B is one-half of the legendary Texas rap group UGK. After the passing of his musical partner Pimp C, Bun went on to have a prolific solo career that lasted several decades. Today he is considered a rap veteran and a pioneering figure in Southern hip hop. I’ve been listening to Bun B and
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The Beastie Boys are a rap rock trio who helped shape the genre with their raucous yet catchy anthems. One of the most respected white rap groups of all time, the Beastie Boys were responsible for creating some of the most experimental and iconic records of the late 80s and early 90s and helped popularize
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