Tag: hip hop

• Farewell to Hot97’s Angie Martinez, “The Voice of New York”

  

  I never thought that I would be writing this, but here I am.  While scrolling through the Gram, I saw DJ Magic’s post saying goodbye to Angie “The Voice Of New York” Martinez.  I can’t believe it because in my mind Angie and Funk Master Flex are HOT97. I have been listening to Hot97 since 1995, I don’t…

  kashema

  June 18, 2014

  observations

  amare stoudamire, angie martinez, biggie, dj magic, farewell, funk master flex, hip hop, history, hot97, radio, rap, the voice of new york, tupac

• infographic: What Does Nicki Minaj and King Hatshepsut Have in Common? (the re-up)

    Since I’m asked what made me do this, it comes from an old post from an old blog. This time I decided to do a comparative infographic.

  kashema

  June 4, 2014

  infographic, observations

  black women, hatshepsut, hip hop, history, info graphic, nicki minaj, rap, royalty

• Lessons from her Majesty, the King (UPDATED)

  

  Women’s History Month has ended, so has the first quarter of the year.  Have you fulfilled or started to fulfill your goals and endeavors? Well here is some motivation with a little help from Ancient Egyptian Pharaoh Hatshepsut (c1479 – 1458 BC) and…some lyrics from Nicki Minaj–just follow me. Hatshepsut was the first and most…

  kashema

  April 1, 2012

  observations

  ancient egypt, goals, hip hop, history, nick minaj, queen hatshepsut, rap, women