Hip Hop Gets a Bad Rap

from CMUnow Podcast Hosted by Colorado Mesa University

In this Special Edition Podcast, Colorado Mesa University President John Marshall sat down with Texas Christian University's Dr. Frederick Gooding, Jr., aka Dr. G, for an open conversation about hip hop as a genre and its role in changing culture and shaping generations. Listen as Marshall and Gooding critically dissect JAY-Z's 99 Problems and Ice Cube's It Was A Good Day and how upon closer inspection the two men dive into the deeper meaning of the lyrics.

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