1060 Hip Hop Uncut

Kanye West, the renowned rapper, fashion designer, and entrepreneur, has consistently made headlines throughout his career due to his outspoken personality and controversial public statements. In recent years, he has expressed his interest in venturing into politics, specifically running for the position of President of the United States. This article aims to explore the implications of Kanye West's political aspirations, examining whether they reflect a genuine desire for change or if it's merely another attention-grabbing move by a celebrity. 1. Kanye's Transition from Music to Politics: Kanye West, known for his music proficiency, first hinted at his political ambitions during the 2015 MTV Video Music Awards when he declared his intention to run for president in 2020. Since then, he has sporadically affirmed his interest, causing both speculation and skepticism. This transition between industries stirs curiosity among the public and raises questio

Even though he put white powder over a photo of Lana Del Rey to promote his upcoming album, and his new single is called "Diet Coke," Pusha T says he's moving away from rapping about cocaine. The Virginia Beach rapper has made a career out of delivering coke bars, first with his brother No Malice in their hip hop group The Clipse, then as a solo artist. But when the head of Spotify's Urban Music department Carl Chery mentioned he looks forward to Pusha spitting similar rhymes on his new project, Pusha replied back by telling him to expect something different. @Welp this album is about feeding the conscious mind, I hope you aren’t disappointed…I’m growing up Carl. https://t.co/OzJtfHikuo — King Push (@PUSHA_T) February 7, 2022 "Pusha T coming up with new coke references will never get old," tweeted Chery "Welp this album is abt feeding the conscious mind, I hope you aren’t disappointed…I’m growing up Carl,"the rapper tweeted

Kanye West  and  Drake 's recent 'Bro-mance' or the so called 'reunion' to support imprisoned O.G. Larry Hoover reportedly has the Feds not so happy and upset. Ye and Drizzy headlined a huge  Free Larry Hoover Benefit Concert  on Thursday (Dec. 9) at the Los Angeles Coliseum. The almost sold-out show came together as a means to help raise awareness for Hoover,  who is currently serving six life sentences after being convicted of murder and running a criminal ring in 1997. According to a  TMZ  article published on Saturday (Dec. 11), the Feds are "surprised" and upset by the move of the two hip hop megastars to show support to a convicted felon who they say is "the worst of the worst." Hoover is credited as the cofounder of the Gangster Disciples street gang in Chicago in the early 1970s. He was convicted of murder in 1973, despite not being named as the person who pulled the trigger. While serving a life sentence, he was accused of co