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What Does Hip Hop Mean To You? – Kevin Weekes Interview
Photo credit: Phil Ellsworth / ESPN Images Welcome to a new monthly feature in The Hip Hop Museum newsletter. Each month, we will speak to an athlete, celebrity, or culture influencer about what […]
What Does Hip Hop Mean To You? – Marcus K. Dowling
Welcome to a new monthly feature in The Hip Hop Museum newsletter. Each month, we will speak to an athlete, celebrity, or culture influencer about what Hip Hop means to them. This
What Does Hip Hop Mean To You? – Michelle McDevitt
Welcome to a new monthly feature in The Hip Hop Museum newsletter. Each month, we will speak to someone about what Hip Hop means to them. This month, we spoke with Michelle
What Does Hip Hop Mean To You? – Protoje
Each month, we will speak to an athlete, celebrity, or non-Hip Hop entertainer about what Hip Hop means to them. This feature is intended to showcase how far-reaching the influence
What Does Hip Hop Mean To You? – White Gold
Each month, we will speak to an athlete, celebrity, or non-Hip Hop entertainer about what Hip Hop means to them. This feature is intended to showcase how far-reaching the influence
The First Time I Heard… – Paul “Mastermind” Parhar
Welcome to a new monthly feature in The Hip Hop Museum newsletter. Do you ever wonder what other people thought the first time they heard some of the most iconic
The Hip Hop Museum Q&A: Blacc Sam
On March 31st, 2019, Nipsey Hussle’s life was tragically cut short. While he had been rapping for years at that point, his career took off with the 2018 release of
Meet The Team: Terrence “Klepto” Harding
As we progress towards the opening of The Hip Hop Museum, we have been introducing you to many of the team members putting in an incredible amount of work to
Artifacts: Vikki Tobak and Lenny S.
Vikki Tobak is an acclaimed journalist, author, and curator celebrated for her work exploring the intersection of Hip Hop, photography, and visual culture. Her book ‘Contact High: A Visual History
The Hip Hop Museum Q&A: Chadio (CRU)
In 1997, a trio from the Bronx named CRU made up of Yogi, Chadio, and Mighty Ha, burst onto the Rap scene with their major label Def Jam debut, ‘Da
Freeze: Breakin’ NYC with Angel Kaba
Welcome to ‘Freeze’, a new feature in The Hip Hop Museum Newsletter that will periodically put the spotlight on breaking and other forms of Street-Style dancing. This holiday season, ‘Breakin’
On The Boards: Rsonist (Heatmakerz)
There are some producers whose sound is signature and instantly recognizable to the ear in Hip Hop production. Names like DJ Premier, Dr. Dre, and Neptunes branded a sound that
