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No Country for Old (Rap) Men: White rap privilege
Robbie of Unkut with a rallying cry for all the funny-looking, marginally talented white rappers out there
White privilege remains a highly sensitive topic in America, as this week’s episode of The Combat Jack Show proved, as …
No Country for Old (Rap) Men: Keep ya shirt on
Robbie of Unkut on how Rick Ross and Lil Wayne are just recent case studies in the long-running Curse of the Shirtless Rapper
It’s been a tough couple of weeks for shirtless rapper dudes. Both Lil Wayne and Rick Ross, who are seemingly …
No Country for Old (Rap) Men: The day the weed carriers took over
Employees tend to rise to their level of incompetence, and the rap game is no exception writes Robbie of Unkut
You know how I know that major label rap is screwed? The fact that weed carriers are now being promoted …
No Country for Old (Rap) Men: The case against A&Rs
Record labels have tried to push some ugly rap game trends in their pursuit of the almighty dollar. Robbie of Unkut takes a look at some of their biggest fumbles.
Over the past thirty-odd years of hip-hop long players, we’ve seen a number of horrible songs shoe-horned into otherwise great …
No Country for Old (Rap) Men: The Art of Storytelling
Robbie of Unkut delves into the world of narrative-driven rap albums
Narratives in hip-hop lyrics go back to the early days of Grandmaster Caz’s Yvette, Spoonie Gee’s Spoonin Rap and …
No Country for Old (Rap) Men: LL Cool J is rap’s worst troll
In the wake of Cool James' country music crossover stunt, Robbie of Unkut thinks the rapper needs to either step up his troll game or go back to making good records
LL Cool J is, without a doubt, the greatest rapper of all time. He dropped the Radio album when he …
No Country for Old (Rap) Men: Everybody hates Papoose
After years stuck in music biz purgatory, Papoose's debut album has come out. Now, Robbie of Unkut breaks down the MC's track-by-track breakdown of his own LP.
At one point in time, things were looking good for Papoose. He had a co-sign from Kool G Rap, DJ …
No Country for Old (Rap) Men: Remembering record labels and rap radio
Robbie of Unkut gives a brief history lesson on the ways we've been discovering and distributing music over the last few decades
Reading through some of my interviews with rappers who released music in the late ’80s, the overwhelming message is that …
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