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A thread about the history behind some of the most iconic Hip Hop logos. 1. Public Enemy Designed by Chuck D who was a graphic designer. This iconic logo symbolised an African American B-boy, the logo was meant to represent how black men are seen in American society.

Gong Hei Fat Choi and Happy Lunar New Year to everyone. Wishing you and yours ar happy, healthy and prosperous year ahead. 🐴🧧🥟

Rest in beats, Simon Harris. 🕊️

one of the greatest storytelling tracks in hip hop history

@derrold Wise words. I played both games with my husband & my step kids on a family holiday a few years ago. My step kids were brutal! 🤣

I think people should play Monopoly or Uno with the person they're thinking about marrying or living with first. You will see their ugly side exposed.

Del brought many people together, through our love of Hip Hop culture. Online friendships also created real life friendships. I think of him often, as Del showed us the importance of friendship, kindness & positivity through adversity. May you continue to Rest in Beats.

2nd Nov - thinking of our wee pal Del aka. Soul Condor on the anniversary of his passing. Sending big prayers & much love to his family & friends, as we remember the legend who had an encyclopaedic knowledge of Hip Hop & incredible vinyl collection. You are much missed. ❤️🕊️

Currently making my way through some Hip Hop albums from 1994 that I haven’t listened to for ages. The Beatnuts ‘Street Level’ still sounds amazing, 🔥🔥🔥

@rnbradar Mary J Blige - What’s the 411? Jodeci - Forever My Lady Tony! Toni! Tone! - The Revival Erykah Badu - Baduizm

What 4 R&B albums would help someone understand you?

@coldgettincrums Love the Deltron 3030 album

2 special albums...

@robpursey Always loved this album. Rest in Beats, BO$$ 🙏🏼

post a great album that was big in hip hop circles at the time but doesn’t get its shine these days I’ll start…

@DJShelleyMack @bigdaps @robpursey Awwwww, thanks! I’m also partial to a bit of wanky veg crisps too.

@_apocaloptimist @bigdaps @robpursey Always first person I think of on here with crisp related content! 😂

Elite crisps for Day 2 en Francais. Who do I tag? @robpursey ?

@DJShelleyMack @bigdaps @robpursey Thanks for the tag. Those look like some good potato based snackage

@bigdaps @robpursey @_apocaloptimist

Getting some work done this morning so my playlist is LJones for some chilled Hip Hop beats. Soul Below is a great album for thinking and vibing.

@robpursey I know you know!

@_apocaloptimist YES!!!

Revisiting one of my favourite Hip Hop albums from 1989, from the legend known as Schoolly D. The title track still slams hard. 🔥🔥🔥

@egansmind It deserves a replay!

@_apocaloptimist I haven’t played this for years. The title track was a banger

@PGavo Education of a Black Man and Who’s Schoolin’ Who are also faves from this album. So much goodness!

@_apocaloptimist I played this album to death .. real real funk … listen listen to the beat …, the samples he used , has a unique voice Gangsta boogie Living in the jungle Get off your ass and jam Am I black enough for you Introduced me to so much funk and soul

The new Superman film was awful. Best bit about it is his dog.

It’s been a fun and busy few months of celebrating Hip Hop culture, meeting cool people and having a blast. Check out our latest short film that captures the good times and great music. youtu.be/5400xWT6yD8?si…

@DJDS79743329 Love this album

Gym Soundtrack for Today: Aim - Cold Water Music Day 4 of revisiting artists albums from the line up of the Manchester O2 Warehouse gig I’m going to on 15th August. Cold Water Music by Aim remains one of the most quietly influential & richly textured albums of the downtempo era.