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KRS-ONE AND MARLEY MARL - Hip-Hop Lives
| HipHopDX | | Hip hop these days really isn't much different than a Happy Meal; cheaply manufactured, mass-produced, no nutrition, childish, full of gimmicks and unsatisfying, fake beef. 20 years ago, before the game became likened to the Golden Arches, Hip hop's beef was slow cooked and left you drooling for more. In those days, if you tried to sit at the table with KRS One, you got ate....full text |
| | Los Angeles Times | | Since his emergence in the mid-1980s as the frontman for Boogie Down Productions (BDP), the politically minded KRS-One has remained one of rap's best and most respected rappers. Marley Marl was rap's first super-producer, churning out early hits for Biz Markie and Big Daddy Kane, among many others....full text |
| | Popmatters | This ain’t no bullsh*t game and I ain’t changed.
I’m just thinking long range.
People died so I can rhyme,
You think I’m gonna grab the mic and waste my nation’s time?
—Boogie Down Productions/KRS-One, “We In There”, Sex & Violence (1992)
Question: Are you really all that fresh?
Answer: Yes… yes… yes!
—Boogie Down Productions/KRS-One, “Questions & Answers”, Sex & Violence (1992)...full text |
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