Posts Tagged ‘Everything’
Nas – “Everything” (Video)
January 14, 2019
Nas explained on here, years ago, that lyrics are everything in Hip-Hop. Now, here we are. “Everything” is everything that is right about Hip-Hop. Lyrics included.
(Great cinemaphotography here, too.)
– @ojones1
Ekundayo feat. Boog Brown – “Everything” (Prod. By Illastrate)
March 10, 2014
Atlanta based lyricist Ekundayo links up with female emcee Boog Brown for this special collaboration called ‘Everything’. The jazzy track produced by the talented beatsmith Illastrate is inspired by the work of photographer Roni Nicole & serves as an answer to the, at times rhetorical, question ‘What Is Love?’. The answer for anyone who knows better & everyone involved with this project is…. ‘Everything.’
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Tags: art, Boog Brown, Ekundayo, Everything, illastrate, MOVING PICTURES, Photography, Roni Nicole | 
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Troy Ave – “Everything” feat. Pusha T (Produced By DJ Uneek) [Video]
March 3, 2014
How does a video start out looking evil… ominous red hue with skulls and sh!t? Like this Troy Ave “Everything” (featuring Pusha T). That raw rumble track by DJ Uneek helps maintain the vibe, too. All this, rough rugged lyrics and more like it on the Troy Ave project “New York City: The Album.” Shout to director Rob Dade for balancing the testosterone with honey shots in this vid.
Public Enemy – “Everything” (Video)
January 14, 2013
Public Enemy frontman Chuck D has been speaking for the people for decades through his group’s music. While the majority of rap artists’ music in the mainstream today seems cloudy in focus, execution, & content, the group from Strong Island hasn’t lost any focus. The official 2013 Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame inductees isn’t going to let nothing slow them down with their new video “Everything” off of their “Evil Empire Of Everything” album. In the clip they let the people speak through Chuck D’s booming voice. The great thing about this song is PE reminds people that you are valuable even if it appears that you don’t have “Everything” popular culture tries to tell you that you’re nothing without.
PUBLIC ENEMY – EVIL EMPIRE OF EVERYTHING (ALBUM)
PUBLIC ENEMY – MOST OF MY HEROES STILL DON’T APPEAR ON NO STAMP (ALBUM)
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