| Questions Hip-Hop Heads Have |
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| TERROR BRED IN AMERICA |
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 "When a 45- caliber slug exploded into 17-year old Sha’s head, there was none of the cinematic effects you see in the movies. He heard no fanfare or applause from the audience... |
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| HIP-HOP IS ALIVE & WELL |
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 Rap is dead, huh? Hip-Hop is dead is what they say. It wasn’t a faint whisper…I heard them myself. For those that mumble those words in passing, is that true, or did Hip-Hop die within you? Maybe Hip-Hop is alive and well, and a little piece of you has died over the years. |
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| BUSTA RHYMES: THE G.O.A.T? |
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Only Lionel Richie, Teddy Pendergrass and Michael Jackson can boast about the fact that they made hits while part of a group, and then went on to make bigger hits as solo artists. |
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| WHO WILL TRIUMPH? |
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Will the true emcees please stand up? Everyday there is more controversy to any true positive energy that is being displayed. Why is there so much verbal anarchy going down in our Hip-Hop community??? |
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| LL RUNNIN' RAP 20 YEARS+ |
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 Without a shadow of a doubt, James Todd Smith aka LL Cool J has done more to damage rap music and the culture it represents than any other artist over the past two decades. |
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| BATTLE READY |
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I started putting down the meaty portions of this piece on a wrinkled brown paper bag, as I stood leaning against a urine stained wall in the heart of Bedstuy, approximately 3am in the morning two months ago.
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| SLUM VILLAGE: PART 2 |
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"As far as production, Jay Dee is still around. And we might even have him on a few songs on the next album. He just wanted to establish himself as an MC. And he wanted to do it solo,” T3 states, before explaining everyone's role in Slum Village. |
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| SLUM VILLAGE: PART 1 |
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Sometimes you have to flip it on these cats. KnowwhatImean? I approach life as if I am the all seeing, voice, heart, and life force of this Hip-Hop movement. My B-Boy vision runs deep. I can leap a project building in a single bound, and spot the pure essence of the Hip-Hop culture in the grimiest locations. I am Moses Miller…editorial superhero. |
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