Do you think Eminem should be bequeathed the title of "King of Hip-Hop"? Probably more relevant a question would be, "Does record sales always mean a performer is a superior artist?"
Share your thoughts.
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Showing posts with label Kanye West. Show all posts
Wednesday, August 17, 2011
Who is the REAL King of Hip-Hop?
Some fans of hip-hop are up in arms over on the MTV site at the recent news that Rolling Stone magazine has named rapper Eminem as the "King of Hip Hop". While Eminem is a high commercial seller when compared to some hip-hop acts, there are other hip-hop acts that garner high profits from their work as well, most notably Jay-Z and Kanye West who have sold more that half a million downloads of their single "Otis" that was released less than a week ago.
Do you think Eminem should be bequeathed the title of "King of Hip-Hop"? Probably more relevant a question would be, "Does record sales always mean a performer is a superior artist?"
Share your thoughts.
Do you think Eminem should be bequeathed the title of "King of Hip-Hop"? Probably more relevant a question would be, "Does record sales always mean a performer is a superior artist?"
Share your thoughts.
Friday, August 12, 2011
Is "Otis" Overrated?
Jay-Z and Kanye West, arguably two of the most financially successfully hip-hop artists of all times, partner to bring the song "Otis". Is it overrated? Share your thoughts.
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Tuesday, October 26, 2010
Kanye West's New Vid Best Exemplifies Liberating One's Muse
What do you think about Kanye West's latest video which is actually a 30-minute short film? Featuring model Selita Banks, Kanye presents an artistic rendering of his past year's struggle with ego, social etiquette, loss and self-esteem. Do you love it or hate it? Are you over Kanye West after last year's shenanigans with Taylor Swift or is that old news? Share your comments below.
Tuesday, February 2, 2010
Artist Revolutionary Gil Scott-Heron Uses Kanye for a Come-back
New music is not always a good thing. But, it is most definitely a GREAT thing when it is from a musical icon who never fails to push the envelope of creativity and originality. Gil Scott-Heron has graced us with new music –“I’m New Here” which can be found on The Fader by clicking HERE. This new drop opens with a spoken word present-- “On Coming from a Broken Home (Pt. 1)” ,wrapped in Kanye West’s beat from “Fading Lights” . Gil’s deep, resonating vocals speak from a memory past, reflecting on its connection to now as Kanye’s familiar beat drizzles in between the words to link us with its familiarity. Yes, exhale. This 15-track music collection gets better.
Read More of the Review HERE by Moon of www.LiberatedMuse.com
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