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21eme épisode de SCRATCH.

Bienvenue à Compton, l'une des villes les plus emblématiques de l'histoire du (Gangsta) Rap. Le nombre d'ambassadeur qu'à eu cette ville durant les années 90 sont assez conséquent. Mais dans les années 2000, un seul à porter cette scène califonienne sur dos, et c'est The Game. Et il sort, en pleine guerre contre le G-Unit, une mixtape qui va faire énormément de bruits pour les amateurs de rap, et qui va lancer un mouvement (le G-Unot) dans tout un pays : cette mixtape, c'est Stop Snitchin Stop Lyin, accompagné d'un DVD, sorti en fin 2005.

Animé par Golgoseize, et en invité du jour : Ace Modey (LO Film, Critikal Podcast, Dans La Légende...)

This week Amanda and Keith tell the connected mysterious deaths of famous rappers Tupac Shakur aka 2Pac and Christopher Wallace aka Notorious B.I.G.

Sources:
Esquire Magazine, USA Today, LA Times, Genius Lyrics

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Neuvième épisode de CRITIKAL.

L'été est derrière nous depuis quelques semaines dans la métropole française, mais pour réchauffer les coeurs, on va de nouveau parler d'un buddy movie, mais cette fois, qui se passe sous la chaleur floridienne (et des flingues), et qui est, surtout, un très bon film : Bad Boys, première réalisation cinématographique de Michael Bay en 1995, avec Martin Lawrence, Will Smith, Tcheky Karyo, et Tea Leoni.

Douziéme épisode de SCRATCH. On va parler de la première mixtape d'un des meilleurs rappeurs de Roc-A-Fella, le chef de l'escadron State Property de Philadelphie : Public Enemy #1 de Beanie Sigel, sorti en 2004 (durant sa periode carcérale, en attendant The B. Coming), et hosté par DJ Green Lantern.

Animé par Golgoseize, et en invité du jour : Young LEF (#ENFOUTOI podcast)

This weeks episode is my top five Hip-Hop movie soundtracks. Some of these are classic's for everyone while some are a little unknown but still jam in their own right!

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This week we speak with American fashion icon, Karl Kani. He is also known as “The Godfather of Streetwear” and “The Originator” because he was the first to see the potential in the hip hop street fashion. His clothes have worn by Tupac, Nas, P. Diddy, Aaliyah, Eminem, The Notorious B.I.G and more. We speak with Kani about what it takes to succeed starting from nothing.

We're reaching back for a classic from the old show.  Eric and Steve decide what makes a Beefin' Record, and what the top ten would be (From August 2018).

Featuring: Led Zeppelin, Dr. Dre, John Coltrane, The Beastie Boys, Beck, Jimi Hendrix, King Crimson, Charles Mingus, Cream, Notorious B.I.G., Captain Beefheart, and Electric Wizard.

-Queen Bitch

For this episode, we're reviewing Hardcore. The debut album for the living legend, Lil Kim.  Kim took female emcees to a new level with this album and this was a moment in time that has stuck with all of us, 25 years after the fact.

It's a tribute to the iconic Biggie Smalls and his music, as we review the new Netflix documentary, "Biggie: I Got a Story to Tell." It's the 24th anniversary of his death, and this episode has lots of spoilers.  We also discuss other hip hop greats we lost too soon, our favorite Biggie songs, and that time Daree saw him perform at a 1995 Bad Boy concert.

This goes out for those that choose to use

Disrespectful views on the King of N-Y

Fuck that, why try, throw bleach in your eye

Now ya brailling it, snatch that light shit, I'm scaling it

       -Kick In the Door

The sky is the limit with this one!  We're reviewing Life After Death by the Notorious B.I.G.  Released 16 days after his death, this album was his goodbye to the game and Hip-Hop has never been the same. 

This may seem like an easy one, but even so, take some time to relive this with us.  We'll always love Big Poppa at the Liner Notes.

Today: Greg found out something and figured out he was rated low because of it, what to do to prove that it wasn't you, hairy poisonous caterpillars for October, Notorious B.I.G.'s crown is sold, don't call about the fish and a bacon-smelling mask, and cursed artifacts - have you taken one? Have a great weekend friends! :)

Dans cet épisode nous parlons et comparons 2 des artistes les plus emblèmatique de l'histoire de cette culture, Notorious Big et 2Pac.

Nous revenons sur leurs styles respectifs, leur carrière, l'impact qu'il laissent derrière et leur héritage....Le tout, agrémenté d'anecdotes et debats passionnants. 

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Paroles Veritables Podcast, le podcast qui traite de la Musique, Culture et Lifestyle. 

Par des passionnés, pour des passionnés.   

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We sit down with reknowned Journalist , Author & Radio/TV Personality Dave Wedge to talk about his storied career , including an interview with Hip Hop legend Notorious B.I.G. !

In which Laura gets a special kind of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome from bleeping bad words, learns about empathy from her son, and breaks the 4th wall with the Auldton narrator.

Anti-racism action of the episode: http://leapaction.org/

LEAP is the Law Enforcement Accountability Project

Contact Laura at: Laura@LMWriter.com

Linktr.ee at: https://linktr.ee/auldton 

Audiobook narrator: Allen McRae

Links of note:

Bernie Mac - I Ain't Scared Of You Mutha****! Def Comedy Jam

The Awkward Thoughts of W. Kamau Bell

Daniel Lyster-Mensh YouTube & Insta

Tim Miller’s Read the Room podcast Follow Tim Miller on IG at: @thetimdmiller Russ Green on IG at:  @russ_jokes

SNL Richard Pryor and Chevy Chase Job Interview

Jeopardized Bodies: Representations of Race, Gender, and Mortality in the Notorious R.B.G.

The n-word through history 

Bill Maher Apologizes for Using N-Word

https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=nigger

The N-word and Richard Pryor

Charles Hamilton - The N Word

Charles Hamilton – The N Word Lyrics | Genius Lyrics

Rock N Roll Trigger

Black Preachers documentary (YouTube)

Black Preachers documentary (OCLC)

George Carlin - 7 Words You Can't Say On TV

Today: Sarah has to go and do something she's never done before and has no idea how it's going to go, what level of uncomfortable will it reach and what will the person do, robots as restaurant servers, Biggie's crown up for auction, stay at the Fresh Prince's house, NJ sees UFOs, and more - have a great afternoon friends!