Glasses Malone and the crew dive into a range of topics including event planning for the upcoming Black Effect Podcast Festival, the cultural importance of Atlanta, and the evolution of hip hop music. They discuss the role of social media in music distribution and how community engagement shapes both local culture and the music scene. The conversation explores the challenges artists face in a crowded market, the impact of social media algorithms on consumer preferences, and the power of branding in music perception. They also reflect on how urban culture is often misrepresented and emphasize the need for a deeper understanding of the music industry and cultural nuances.Tune in and join the conversation in the socials below.

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The No Ceilings crew unpack the depths of Black culture, identity, and community, examining the intersections of politics, religion, and music. The speakers explore the relationship between hip-hop and gang culture, the influence of music on behavior, and the impact of white cultural perspectives. They also tackle accountability in societal issues, the historical context of gang violence, and the perception of safety in gang-affiliated areas. Through a nuanced lens, the conversation debates the glorification of gang life in music, its effect on youth, and the responsibility of artists in shaping narratives. Tune in and join the conversation in the socials below.

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Glasses Malone joined by special guests Nayna, Joey Westside and 110 Gene, the speakers explore the misconceptions surrounding the idea of a 'West Coast sound', emphasizing that hip hop is a cultural expression rather than a regional sound. They discuss the importance of sampling, the influence of funk, the cultural reset brought by artists like Kendrick Lamar. Ultimately, they debate about whether hip hop is an extension of black music, shaped by various genres and cultural influences and more. Tune in and join the conversation in the socials below.

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The No Ceilings crew discuss the complex nature of gang culture, the assumed violence associated with it, the role of community, and the misconceptions surrounding gang life. They argue that violence is overstated and that many aspects of gang culture involve relationships and survival rather than constant conflict. Also the discussion also touches on the nature of violence itself, the nuances of violence versus danger, and the perceptions surrounding community safety. They share personal experiences, challenge stereotypes and much more. Joining the conversation are guests OG Keke Loco, Sega and Cousin Chef. Tune in and join the conversation in the socials below.

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Glasses Malone, joined by Rose Gold Pete, DJ Hed, OG Keke Loco, Sega and Cousin Chef explores the idea of having May 4th as a day of independence for the genre of Hip Hop. They discuss the colonization of hip hop culture, the nuances of West Coast sound, the impact of industry on the authenticity of hip hop music, the need for a deeper understanding of hip hop's roots, the importance of maintaining its cultural integrity. In this conversation, the importance of May 4th as a pivotal moment in hip hop history, advocating for a return to authentic music-making. The discussion also touches on the need for innovation within the genre and the potential for new sounds to emerge from the culture and more. Tune in and join the conversation in the socials below.

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Glasses Malone, joined by Rose Gold Pete and guests Trap, Mash and BH, discuss the significance of the Black History Parade in Orange County, CA, gang culture and hip hop, examining how these elements are perceived and represented in society. They share personal stories that highlight the importance of community and identity, the positive aspects of brotherhood within gang culture while also addressing the societal perceptions and misconceptions surrounding it. They also dive into the complex nature of American history, particularly regarding land acquisition, the importance of recognizing historical facts without emotional bias, while also addressing the perceptions of identity, nationality and more. Tune in and join the conversation in the socials below.

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Glasses Malone and the crew continue this ongoing cultural conversation about the nuances surrounding the use of the N-word. They dive into the importance of understanding community, cultural ownership, the responsibilities that come with navigating these sensitive topics, the economic realities faced by individuals in marginalized communities, the implications of language use within different cultural contexts, the importance of understanding these dynamics to navigate conversations about race and identity effectively and more. Tune in and join the conversation in the socials below.

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Glasses Malone and co. discuss the intricate inseparable relationship between hip hop, the aftermath of snitching within the hip hop community, the influence of social media on perceptions of hip hop, the impact of violence on communities, the nature of debates in bad faith, the historical injustices that have shaped modern society and more. Tune in and join the conversation in the socials below.

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