Brooklyn is in the house as veteran NY artist Torae joins us for an exclusive WCS HipHop50 interview!
Veteran New York rapper Torae is our latest WCS HipHop50 guest! Read on as our own Todd “DG” Davis goes over our questionnaire with Torae to bring you his perspective and hip-hop experience. First things first, this year (August 11th) marked the 50th Anniversary of Hip Hop — What exactly does that mean to and […]
The Grammy’s & CBS honor the 50th birthday of Hip-Hop with star studded event (Pics)
On November 8 the Recording Academy and the CBS network combined to honor the 50th birthday of Hip-Hop with a star-studded event at the YouTube Theater in Inglewood, CA. Performances included the reunited Will Smith and DJ Jazzy Jeff, LL Cool J, Queen Latifah and many more. The event will air on December 10 on […]
Fredro Starr of Onyx talks hip-hop and more in new exclusive WCS interview
The legends and stars stop through here at WCS if you haven’t learned by now. Our next special guest is actor/rapper Fredro Starr of the group Onyx! In this new interview we discuss hip-hop, it’s 50th landmark, career with Onyx, acting and more. Watch below!
MC Shy D joins us for an exclusive WCS HipHop50 interview!
Originally from the Bronx, MC Shy D is known as one of the first rap artists from Atlanta as he had moved to the region in the mid-80’s and signed to Luke Skyywalker Records. His song, Shake It, rocked dance floors and mini-trucks across the nation as he championed the Miami bass sound with his […]
Chip-Fu of the Fu-Schnickens joins us for an exclusive WCS HipHop50 interview!
Can we rock? What’s up doc? Today we have the speedy rhymester, Chip-Fu, from the 90’s Hip-Hop group, The Fu-Schnickens. Chip’s verses were always the highlights of the group’s songs as he brought speed with an intricate style of wordplay. Our own Todd “DG” Davis caught up with Chip-Fu to be a part of our […]
Danny Boy of House of Pain is here for an exclusive WCS HipHop50 interview!
“Jump around! Jump up, jump up, and get down!” – Who can forget the 90’s hit, “Jump Around”, by House of Pain that has become a part of worldwide pop culture? Although Everlast got most of the attention in the group, Danny Boy was the man behind the scenes working on the branding and look […]
Speech of Arrested Development joins us for an exclusive WCS HipHop50 interview!
Speech of Arrested Development took us all to “Tennessee” with his chill yet soulful rhyme delivery. At one point, Arrested Development was a house-hold name in the mid-90’s with the group re-vamping Sly & The Family Stone’s “Everyday People”, the aforementioned “Tennessee”, and the tale of “Mr. Wendell”. Speech recently hooked up with our own […]
Underground legends Blu & Exile join us for an exclusive WCS HipHop50 interview!
What can I say? Another day, another legendary act here on WCS. Today we bring you L.A. underground favorites Blu & Exile. If you haven’t listened to their classic albums, Below The Heavens, and, In The Beginning: Before The Heavens, you need to load them up in your digital streaming platforms. In this new HipHop50 […]
MC legend Masta Ace discusses 50 years of Hip-Hop, the dangers of AI, his hit Born To Roll and more in New exclusive WCS interview!
East Coast emcee Masta Ace first wowed audiences from both coasts when he stepped up on the mic as the first rapper on Marley Marl’s 1988 all-time classic, “The Symphony.” Since then, Masta Ace has had a legendary career that included West Coast favorites, “Born To Roll” and “Sittin’ On Chrome”. In this new video […]
Strange Music’s King ISO checks in for a WCS exclusive HipHop50 interview!
Strange Music artist King ISO has just released a new album, iLLdren, now out on all digital streaming platforms. Our own “muzikscribe” Todd “DG” Davis caught up with King ISO to be a part of the epic WCS HipHop50 series – and in doing so has joined a long list of artists who have also […]