The A3C Episode ft. Killer Mike & DJ Drama

By on October 20, 2012 in Live Show, Show
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A3C 2012. DJ Drama welcomed us to Atlanta as we talked about his mixtape reign, how the game changed, rap beef and how his album ‘Quality Street Music’ heated up the Billboard charts. Killer Mike blew the audience away as he shared his story of his upbringing, his pops a cop and his moms a hustler, how he hooked up with El-P to create the already classic ‘R. A. P. Music’ album, and why it’s important that we all vote. Plus, some turntable wizardry by the Cheat Code Just Blaze. Welcome to Atlanta indeed.

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Attorney, author and radio personality Reggie Ossé is an established authority in all things urban entertainment. He is considered the first in today’s new wave of savvy attorneys well versed and nurtured in Urban, Hip Hop and Popular culture. He is the author of “Bling, The Hip Hop Jewelry Book”, a cultural anthropology coffee table book which provides an in depth and entertaining study of man’s fascination with jewelry spanning back to the birth of civilization.

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  • http://godisblack.blogspot.co.uk/ Chrome

    damn! best show I’ve heard in a minute. Killer Mike is an incredible brother from another mother!

  • foshow38

    When are ya’ll gonna put this episode on itunes? This show is the best hip hop show online! I learned mad shit about hip hop. Keep up the good work!

  • cuzimrollin

    Ya’ll are doing the damn thing man. Loved this episode. Next episode can you guys speak more about your time at A3C? I think the fans would love to hear more about that.

  • steve

    Great Episode. Killer Mike’s new album is genius! It was great to hear the verse breakdowns.

    Also, Just Blaze might be giving DJ Benhameen a run for the money on the wheels. I had no idea he could cut like that.

  • http://algragg.tumblr.com/ manistiles

    Yo Dallas, you comin off extra loud and awkward. And after all the bluster, your questions were mad superficial….what heads already know on Drama & mixtapes. Kept shouting down someone, too. Think shutting down Pete or someone a couple times; not totally sure of the names. Which can be cool or even funny, done with wit or finesse. But it came off, clumsy, uncomfortable and kinda foul (not entertaining)…ya’ll beefin? Maybe someone has a more interesting take than struggle questions–let people help you, kid. Maybe this ya’ll format– but the loudest voice ain’t always the best. Still luv the show, and Dallas, just wanna see y’all grow.