In an era where the “uk hip-hop scence” is merly existent and dominated by males. The story of 19 year old London city native Amirah J is a refreshing one. Holding a charismatic and bubbly personality, she is tipped to be the “next big thing”.
Wild Cover
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UAa9Koom-0k
Whip My Hair (Remix)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BrAA49t_Lm8
I’m On It Freestyle
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1bKyyiURRrU










This is when doing a rap battle and popping off on the racial and homophobic tip goes wrong… Here a cat is going off making disparaging remarks and talking greasy about his opponents sexuality and him being a Native .. He says something about defecating your race.. Apparently enough was enough and dude gets socked by a bystander… Not sure how sexual and racial insults showcase skillz..
The year is 2020, and Goebbels Entertainment Company has just released its Academy Award nominated documentary, Rap, Unchained about how Hip Hop was successful in emancipating millions of Black children from mental slavery during the late 80’s. While it briefly mentions the contributions of a few Black rappers of the time, the majority of the film is dedicated to one great man who risked his life by speaking out on behalf of millions of oppressed African-Americans. This great hero is none other than the rap abolitionist himself, Vanilla Ice….





So 150 years ago today President Abraham Lincoln ‘freed the slaves‘ or so the narrative goes.. The Emancipation Proclamation was signed, but how many of us really knows what that all meant? In addition how is 150 years later we have more folks in prison than we did on those plantations?