Our World Our Time: Respect Jay Z

An episode of the Our World Our Time podcast, hosted by Black Ceezar, titled "Our World Our Time: Respect Jay Z" was published on May 6, 2022 and runs 23 minutes.

May 6, 2022 ·23m · Our World Our Time

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Summary

When you speak on accomplished MCs in the game Jay Z is one of those names that come to mind first. We speak on how Jay Z and all other relevant MCs from the 80s & 90s should get their respect. The 90s was a such ever changing period for Hip Hop and to stay in the mix and be on top of your game says a lot. You can hear Live At The Oasis live on legalcrimeradio.com Wednesday 8pm and Saturday 6pm and on mixcloud

Episode Description

When you speak on accomplished MCs in the game Jay Z is one of those names that come to mind first. We speak on how Jay Z and all other relevant MCs from the 80s & 90s should get their respect. The 90s was a such ever changing period for Hip Hop and to stay in the mix and be on top of your game says a lot. You can hear Live At The Oasis live on legalcrimeradio.com Wednesday 8pm and Saturday 6pm and on mixcloud

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