HIPHOP IS DEAD: new article @ GLmag : CHECK URSELF
TREW
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NEW COLUMN at groundliftmag.com[/b] 
Since its inception in the Bronx in 1970s, Hip Hop had been considered DOA. Initially, it vied for acceptance as simply being acknowledged as a form of music from both the establishment and other fellow musicians. Moreover, Hip Hop???s detractors, many themselves staunch supporters or producers of the culture, have declared Hip Hop dead some 10 times over in the last 30 years...HIP HOP IS DEAD[/b]
Since its inception in the Bronx in 1970s, Hip Hop had been considered DOA. Initially, it vied for acceptance as simply being acknowledged as a form of music from both the establishment and other fellow musicians. Moreover, Hip Hop???s detractors, many themselves staunch supporters or producers of the culture, have declared Hip Hop dead some 10 times over in the last 30 years...HIP HOP IS DEAD[/b]
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