Rebel Concept
Revolutionary Hip Hop
9
plays
Code of the Warrior
1 - No Snitching
2 - Protect yourself, family and community at all times
3 - Each One Teach One
4 - Be Organized
5 - Be ProductiveBand/artist history
I've been rapping for 5 to 6 years now but taking it more serious in the recent 2 years. I am not an egotistic nor am I a narcissistic, especially in my music. I rap about the real issues in life and my personal feelings on them. I am of dine' origin and am a self aware of the problems that people face daily. I hate fascist, racists, and sexist. I believe this type of mentality is the plague of society and I do believe that the country I live in is and has always been involved in all of the above, plus genocide, capitalism, colonialism, and has supported terrorism just as much as any other country. All of this I explain in my music while occasionally laying down some relaxing views of productivity and organization, supporting my people and the people who fight for liberation and freedom. Understand this, my music is strictly a weapon of mass destruction to lay fire upon the ears of those who refuse to open their eyes and accept the harsh realities of the world. I lay the truth down if it can't be accepted by your kind, than stay the f*** out of the way, because we are tired of standing around not doing anything, not seeing peace, not seeing the long due well deserved reparations for centuries. Our ancestors asked, begged, and cried, we're here to take.
Keeping a Rebel Concept
RBG 4 Life
ExploiterHave you performed in front of an audience?Yes. Local Bars, Clubs, and Concerts. Yes.
Your musical influences
Real life issues, Revolutionaries, and warriors. History plays a big role in my music because some kids won't listen or don't want to listen at school. But if I can give them the real history in Hip Hop and they can learn from it then go research it themselves, I think I've achieved my goal.What equipment do you use?
"All I need is One Mic" - NasAnything else?
To all you Hip Hop heads, respect the music and the history of Hip Hop. Just because you listen to underground doesn't mean your not selling out. Keep it real with yourself before you start mixin' it up. The commercial game is fucked up and they don't plan on givin' us shit. So we gotta take it back to where it belongs. The streets. And if you ain't from the streets, recognize the reality of the people and the hard ship they've endured. Keep the peace and unite. Underground Hip Hop is a different world, but it has a meaning, so don't stray away from what it truly meant.
USA
ID
881466
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