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EPISODE · Dec 5, 2019 · 1H 24M

MLS099: Flow is Important Featuring Kojoe

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Episode 9-9 for the 2-0-1-9!  Yooo today... we've got one of the most talented, well-known and successful emcees in Japan! The legendary, Kojoe! Kojoe grew up in Nigata, Japan. As a youth, he was a highly accomplished winter sports athlete that was likely on his way to the Olympics. That talent took him to the US for training. But when he got there, he eventually found himself in Hollis, Queens. Where he would spend the better part of two decades refining his art along side some of the most notable hip-hop artists ever.   He talk to him all that plus take a deep dive into his thoughts on hip-hop culture in japan, the differences between new york hiphop and tokyos, the importance of japanese fans/artists educating themselves about black culture, being the only japanese person in his social circle in New York, authentic tough guys in japan, and a gang of other topics. All that and we still get into his incredible amount of music released over the last 20 years. From his Rawkus Records release to his two newest projects, JOES CHICKEN N WAFFLES and KOJOES HOUSING PROJECT, and upcoming projects.  Of course we get more into his music in the second half of the episode which drops next Tuesday.   Kojoes experience in hiphop is wholly unique and his insight into japans hiphop scene is tremendously interesting.   Also shout out to Shad AD for holding down the 3rd mic.  Thanks to all of our listeners. please like, subscribe, share and contact us.  Check out Kojoes music on Spotify, Youtube, and all the other places. Links: @iamkojoe @megalateshow faturl.com/megalateshow/ paypal.me/megalateshow Weather Forecast calendar of upcoming dope culture shows going on in Tokyo! ↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓ goo.gl/SmRW9u If you want your show in the Weather Forecast make sure to hit us at: [email protected]

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Episode 9-9 for the 2-0-1-9!  Yooo today... we've got one of the most talented, well-known and successful emcees in Japan! The legendary, Kojoe! Kojoe grew up in Nigata, Japan. As a youth, he was a highly accomplished winter sports athlete that was likely on his way to the Olympics. That talent took him to the US for training. But when he got there, he eventually found himself in Hollis, Queens. Where he would spend the better part of two decades refining his art along side some of the most notable hip-hop artists ever.   He talk to him all that plus take a deep dive into his thoughts on hip-hop culture in japan, the differences between new york hiphop and tokyos, the importance of japanese fans/artists educating themselves about black culture, being the only japanese person in his social circle in New York, authentic tough guys in japan, and a gang of other topics. All that and we still get into his incredible amount of music released over the last 20 years. From his Rawkus Records release to his two newest projects, JOES CHICKEN N WAFFLES and KOJOES HOUSING PROJECT, and upcoming projects.  Of course we get more into his music in the second half of the episode which drops next Tuesday.   Kojoes experience in hiphop is wholly unique and his insight into japans hiphop scene is tremendously interesting.   Also shout out to Shad AD for holding down the 3rd mic.  Thanks to all of our listeners. please like, subscribe, share and contact us.  Check out Kojoes music on Spotify, Youtube, and all the other places. Links: @iamkojoe @megalateshow faturl.com/megalateshow/ paypal.me/megalateshow Weather Forecast calendar of upcoming dope culture shows going on in Tokyo! ↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓ goo.gl/SmRW9u If you want your show in the Weather Forecast make sure to hit us at: [email protected]

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