Monster Energy Presents the History of Rap
By a Gossiping Bitch on April 28th, 2014
The first priority when recounting the story of rap is to acknowledge the true school OG fathers who inseminated the world with the seeds of genius. The Pioneers were from the Bronx and listened to a lot of Bob Dylan, and Muhammad Ali, and Lou Reed, and Shakespeare, and came up with the idea of rhyming words together.
Wale Weak Closing Ceremonies
By Wale on April 18th, 2014
We are brought to this final day of Wale Weak in which much has been learned, particularly in the fields of mental illness, historical find-and-replacing, and rap skullduggery.
Review of All Wale’s Album Pages on Amazon.com
By a Gossiping Bitch on April 17th, 2014
In this edition of Amazon album page reviews, we take a listen to Wale’s albums (but not all the mixtapes, because Jesus give us a break).
Wale Libs
By Wale on April 16th, 2014
Wale has given us exclusive access to his archives and we have uncovered this artifact that offers a glimpse inside the rapper’s mind. It is a Mad Libs page he filled out and edited long ago (like a couple years).
Year in Wale 2014
By Wale on April 15th, 2014
Today, Wale looks back at what’s going to happen to him this year. We did not question this.
Wale Wale Wale Wale
By Wale on April 14th, 2014
We have temporarily ceded control of our website to rapper/activist Wale (for the week), who threatened to come to our offices and such and such and so and so if we did not provide him a platform.
Greg Nice Through the Decades: From the Feather Leather Weather Archives
By a Gossiping Bitch on January 11th, 2014
We revisit our interviews with rapper / dancer / life improver Greg Nice of Nice & Smooth. These Q&A excerpts from four different decades show a man both comfortable with who he is and able to meet the challenges of changing times.
Music, Watch – GIANT RAPPERS Retrospective
By a Gossiping Bitch on January 5th, 2014
Through the use of green screen technology, rappers could be as large and/or in charge as they wanted to be, and the results are varying. While the giant rapper phenomenon has fallen out of favor in recent times, its lasting footprint will always be impressive from an overhead slow motion pan out.