Showing posts with label east coast hip hop. Show all posts
Showing posts with label east coast hip hop. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 28, 2011

Ice T endorses Brooklyn rapper, Knight

By The Hip Hop Writer
Hip Hop Vibe Staff Writer

For three years, Ice T has been speaking his mind about the new generation of rap artists. Ice T has made it no secret of how he is disappointed with the new artists out. In 2008, Ice T engaged in hip hop's first internet feud, with Soulja Boy.

During a recent interview with VIBE, Ice T also expressed his disgust in Lil Wayne and Rick Ross. Not all the new artists get under Ice T's skin, however. Focusing back on the East Coast, Ice T has been working with Brooklyn rapper, Knight.

Ice T has given Knight his stamp because he raps about the things which impact the world. Knight said he loves being around Ice T, because he is a good person. While they work together, the two also maintain a strong personal relationship, too.

Knight is working on an EP titled Mid Night Thoughts and the first single is called "Smoovin." The official video for "Smoovin" is in the works and will feature an appearance from Lil Ice, Ice T's son. Knight said he appreciates the veteran advice from Ice T. His EP will be released early in 2012.

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Wednesday, May 11, 2011

Trina talks importance of Southern hip hop

By The Hip Hop Writer
Hip Hop Vibe Staff Writer

Earlier this week, Ace Hood discussed the influence the South has had on hip hop over the years. He gave his perspective on the difference between the South and the East Coast. Ace Hood also revealed he was a major fan of Canibus.

Former Slip-N-Slide artist, Trina, recently gave her own opinion about Southern hip hop. Trina feels Southern rappers were not taken seriously until recently. The Diamond Princess said most felt rappers from the South only talked about material things.

However, she feels rappers like T.I. and Rick Ross have changed this opinion. While T.I. and Rick Ross do rap about materialistic things, they also rap about deeper subjects. Their popularity has helped Southern rappers gain more respect in the game.

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