1060 Hip Hop Uncut

Across fashion, sneakers, music, and more, we have hip-hop to thank for shaping the culture. From its humble beginnings on the streets of New York This year 2023, Hip Hop turns 50. Coincidentally, so does Timberland's Classic Yellow Boot that every hip hop head fantasizes about, a piece of footwear that forged an everlasting bond with hip-hop, becoming just as synonymous with it as the city that birthed it...New York In celebration of the shared history between the genre that gave us Pac, Biggie, Busta Rhymes, Dr Dre, Snoop Dogg Nas, Jay-Z, Wu-Tang Clan, Drake, and Kendrick Lamar and the world-famous "Wheat" 6-inch boot, Timberland looks to deliver a special-edition iteration boot dubbed 'Hip Hop Royalty.' Serving as one of several installments in an upcoming program of releases with some well respected designers across the industry, the upcoming style is unlike anything ever seen on the 6-inch. First and foremost – the color. Switching out

Hip-hop has been bridging cultural gaps since its early days and it has been evolving bit by bit, when the music and art form spread from New York City to the world. Now, people from all walks of life follows this genre and its sub-genres. We couldn't put them In no particular order simply because we just couldn't pick our favorite and they are all kings after all. *Ngwato Wa Mrepha Ngwato Wa Mrepha who was formerly known as King Solomon II is a Pedi rapper from Limpopo in the Jane Furse area under the Makhuduthakaga local municipality. He's an independent artist who's dedicated to the culture and he's also an inspiration to most cats. Ngwato try by all means to protect his work because he takes his gift seriously so, Most upcoming artists flood their music to all these shady file hosting sites which also contributes to piracy but Solo ain't one of those.  His first body of work 'Deleted scenes" which contains the hard hitting tr