khia

On this episode DJ Sir Daniel and Jay Ray delve into the complex legacy of hip hop artist Khia. Despite the controversies surrounding her, including both homophobic and transphobic statements, Khia's significant contributions to the hip hop genre are explored. The hosts discuss Khia's early life, her success as an independent artist, and her ability to stay relevant for over two decades in the music industry. Highlighting Khia's role as a pioneering female producer, the episode provides a nuanced view of her career, examining the duality of her image versus her musical output and business acumen. The discussions extend to Khia's influence on line dancing culture and the politics of Black women’s appearance and acceptance in the music industry.

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Topics: #Khia #MyNeckMyBack #BlackPodcasters #BlackMusic #MusicPodcast

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On this episode DJ Sir Daniel and Jay Ray delve into the complex legacy of hip hop artist Khia. Despite the controversies surrounding her, including both homophobic and transphobic statements, Khia's significant contributions to the hip hop genre are explored. The hosts discuss Khia's early life, her success as an independent artist, and her ability to stay relevant for over two decades in the music industry. Highlighting Khia's role as a pioneering female producer, the episode provides a nuanced view of her career, examining the duality of her image versus her musical output and business acumen. The discussions extend to Khia's influence on line dancing culture and the politics of Black women’s appearance and acceptance in the music industry.

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Topics: #Khia #MyNeckMyBack #BlackPodcasters #BlackMusic #MusicPodcast

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On this episode DJ Sir Daniel and Jay Ray delve into the complex legacy of hip hop artist Khia. Despite the controversies surrounding her, including both homophobic and transphobic statements, Khia's significant contributions to the hip hop genre are explored. The hosts discuss Khia's early life, her success as an independent artist, and her ability to stay relevant for over two decades in the music industry. Highlighting Khia's role as a pioneering female producer, the episode provides a nuanced view of her career, examining the duality of her image versus her musical output and business acumen. The discussions extend to Khia's influence on line dancing culture and the politics of Black women’s appearance and acceptance in the music industry.

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Topics: #Khia #MyNeckMyBack #BlackPodcasters #BlackMusic #MusicPodcast

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On this episode we dive into the powerful presence of women in the rap industry and the transformation of explicit lyrics. We all love (well some of us) some good ratchet tunes every now and then. And there is no shortage of that type of music in the current female rap game.

But should this music be mainstream? From the OG's like Lil' Kim, Khia, and Foxy Brown to today's trailblazers like Sexy Red, Cardi B, and Megan Thee Stallion – how much has truly changed over the years?

Listener discretion is advised

TrackList Dj @leeYoon: Hip Hop 1- French Montana -Aint Worried About Nothin (Fatman Scoop Remix) (Dirty) 2- Kaaris -Zoo 3- Jay-Z ft Rick Ross -F*ckWithMeYouKnowIGotIt (Dirty) 4- Ludacris -Rollout (My Business) 5- Migos ft. Drake -Versace 6- Travis Porter - You Don't Know 7- Mike Will Made It feat Miley Cyrus -23 8- Trinidad James feat. Reija Lee -Females Welcomed (Dirty) 9- Jay Z -Tom Ford (Dirty) 10- Red Cafe ft. Chief Keef & Game & French Montana & Fabolous -Gucci Everything 11- Meek Mill feat Trey Songz -Face Down 12- Nicki Minaj ft 2 Chainz -Beez In The Trap (Clean) 13- Lil' Wayne -Money On My Mind 14- 50 Cent -What Up Gangsta? 15- Notorious B.I.G. -Warning 16- YG ft. Rich Homie Quan & Young Jeezy -Ride For My Nigga 17- Yo Gotti ft. Ace Hood & Mack Maine & Birdman -Dreams Come True (2013) 18- 50 Cent -Back Down 19- Jay-Z -Picasso Baby (Dirty) 20- Jay Z -Jockin Jay Z 21- Nelly feat Nicki Minaj & Pharrell -Get Like Me 22- Kirko Bangz ft. French Montana & YG & G-Haze -Shirt By Versace 23- Mobb Deep -Burn 24- Snoop doggy dogg -tha_shiznit 25- Ja Rule -Clap Back 26- Wiz Khalifa ft. Juicy J -STU 27- Yo Gotti Ft. Young Jeezy & YG -Act Right 28- YG -Pop It 29- Khia -My Neck My Back Dj Imran: RnB 1- Jennifer Hudson Ft. Neyo - Think like a man. 2- Avant - You know what 3- Keri Hilson - Turning me on 4- Rihanna - Birthday Cake 5- Destiny's Child Ft. T.I. - Soldier 6- Marques Houston Ft. Joe Budden - Clubbin' 7- Tweet - Oh my 8- Teairra Mari Ft. Gucci Mane - Sponsor 9- Ashanti - Good good 10- 3LW Ft. Jermaine Dupri - Feeling you 11- Bobby Valentino - Beep beep 12- Rihanna - Talk that talk 13- Beyonce Ft. Jay Z - Upgrade you 14- T-Pain Ft. Lily Allen - 5 O'clock