Recently, in casual conversations, I’ve been asked for my opinion about the October report that “No Rap Songs Are in the Billboard Hot 100’s Top 40 for the First Time Since 1990” more so than my thoughts on any particular rap album or song from this year. I never gave anyone the “Yeah, this rapRead More
Alphonse Pierre’s Off the Dome column covers songs, mixtapes, albums, scenes, snippets, movies, Meek Mill tweets, fashion trends—and anything else that catches his attention. This week, Alphonse dissects TopOppGen, a buzzing 20-year-old who is misguidedly trying to bring emo rap back to its heyday. Album Musik Terbaru Berita Olahraga News Berita Terkini Berita Terbaru BeritaRead More
It’s possible that no one, living or dead, has ever been better at starting and ending rap verses than Prodigy. “There’s a war going on outside no man is safe from”; “To all my peoples locked down, coming back to life”; “I break bread, ribs, hundred-dollar bills”; “The moral of the story is easy toRead More
At the gallery, a showing of robot parts intertwined with mannequin limbs and guts all about the blurring of technology and humanity, Klein’s uncle trails a few feet behind us as we quickly take it in. After a few minutes, she abruptly suggests we go across the street to a coffee shop, where we grabRead More
63. Beastie Boys: Check Your Head 62. Future: DS2 61. Pusha T: Daytona 60. The Notorious B.I.G.: Life After Death 59. 50 Cent: Get Rich or Die Tryin’ 58. A Tribe Called Quest: People’s Instinctive Travels and the Paths of Rhythm 57. Outkast: Speakerboxxx/The Love Below 56. Kendrick Lamar: Mr. Morale & the Big SteppersRead More
And what’s the point of having a column on warungku.com if you can’t impulsively hit up Mr. Collipark and ask him about it? It’s not everyday you get to talk to someone who was there before the widespread commercialization of Atlanta rap, and also there when it officially became the hip-hop capital of the 21stRead More
The conversation around rap’s song of the summer is too boring and outdated; I’ll leave that for the mainstream podcasts. For me, it’s much more interesting to think about it on a smaller and more personal scale, finding the songs from Michigan or Florida or the Dominican Republic that I can’t get enough of, andRead More
My grandmother only ever loved one rap song. No, it wasn’t that she was a hip-hop hater on a crusade against the genre’s vulgarity or anything like that—she was a fiery woman, barely over five feet tall, who could talk shit with the best of them. She just didn’t care much for modern pop culture.Read More
Every time I do one of these lists, I mention that rap feels more splintered than ever, but, right now, it really does. One thing I miss is casually sitting around with friends, breaking down why a rapper said that or what in the world they were thinking when they rapped over that beat. ItRead More
Lover Girl is nimble and fun, with pillowy vocals and cloudy beats. Pig sings about love in a way that’s real, leaning into both the irrational highs and lows that comes with the territory. On mixtape highlight “Even the Blind Can See,” she’s damn near clicking her heels together as she daydreams about her crush:Read More
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