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dme-tv1 · 3 months

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30 years ago today Nas released his single “It Ain’t Hard To Tell”.

#music #rap #hiphop #repostsave #nas #hiphop magazines #it aint hard to tell

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dippedanddripped · 1 year

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50 Years of Hip Hop: Word Up! magazine

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s0lidblack · 5 months

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#black and white #aesthetic #black aesthetic #follow #feels #vibes #vibe #love #music #feel #eminem #slim shady #marshall mathers #hiphop #hip hop #magazine #reads #read #music lovers #rap

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queensofrap · 2 months

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Missy Elliott, Essence Magazine (2000)

#missy elliott #missy elliot #rap #rapper #female rapper #hip hop #hiphop #female rap #essence #magazine #2000

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fuckyeslilkim · 8 months

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Lil' Kim for Vibe magazine ph. by Stephen McBride (1999)

#lil kim #lil' kim #rap #fashion #vibe magazine #90s #queen of rap #female rapper #queen bee #female rap #hip hop #hiphop #rapper #fashion icon

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possible-streetwear · 7 months

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#method man #Wu Tang #Wu Tang Clan #rap #solveig #magazine #magazine cover #hip hop #hiphop #hip-hop #too short #the clipse #lil jon #fubu #kanye west

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real-chinq-tmblr · 10 months

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Beyoncé on the cover of Blast magazine, a now defunct Japanese magazine. March 2001 issue.

#beyonce #vintage magazine cover #japanese magazines #vintage magazine #magazine cover #hip hop #hiphopmusic #hiphopculture #hiphop #music blog #early 2000s #2000s hip hop #y2k #y2kcore #y2k fashion #y2k style #y2k aesthetic #y2k makeup

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cartermagazine · 3 months

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“Turn up the bass, check out my melody, hand out a cigar, I'm lettin' knowledge be born, and my name's the R… A-K-I-M, not like the rest of them, I'm not on a list, catch what I'm sayin', I drop science like a scientist” - Rakim, My Melody, Eric B. & Rakim

Downtown Brooklyn in the 80s hit different… The impact and influence on Hip-Hop Culture is unmeasurable.

The attitude, and confidence reign supreme.

Jamel Shabazz images offer a nostalgic look at the golden era of hip-hop culture while also highlighting the sense of unity and self-expression within…

Throughout his career, Jamel Shabazz’s photography has consistently focused on themes of identity, culture, and empowerment. His images capture moments of joy, resilience, and pride, showcasing the strength and dignity of his subjects…

Jamel’s photography not only captures moments in time, but also serves as a visual archive of urban culture, offering a testament to the resilience, and humanity of the people he documents…

His work remains an important contribution to the culture’s representation, and social awareness.

Jamel Shabazz’s legacy as a photographer is deeply tied to his commitment to representing marginalized voices and sharing their stories through his camera lens…

His work continues to influence photographers, artists, and individuals interested in documenting social and cultural dynamics.

CARTER Magazine is honored and fortunate to have the opportunity to collaborate with Jamel Shabazz on their upcoming book “Albee Square Mall: Once Upon A Time In Downtown Brooklyn 1980-1989”

under Bene Taschen from TASCHEN Publishing

You can get a glimpse of the book and stay connected to the release date coming soon @albeesquaremall

A @jamelshabazz @cartermagazine @galeriebenetaschen @dupremethegod collaboration.

#carter magazine #carter #historyandhiphop365 #wherehistoryandhiphopmeet #history #cartermagazine #today in history #staywoke #blackhistory #blackhistorymonth #jamel shabazz #albeesquaremall #hiphop

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blogalahezy · 17 days

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