S.H.I.T.TUATED SUNDAYZ: The Evolution and Importance of Lyricism in Hip Hop

Send us Fan MailReady for a deep dive into the heart of hip hop culture? Your favorite podcast, S.H.I.T.TUATED  SUNDAYZ, is back with a fresh perspective on the hip-hop industry, the transformative power of music, and the intricate culture of hustling. We kick off the conversation with an in-depth examination of Killer Mike's raw lyricism in his new project, Michael. Not only do we appreciate the dope vibes, but we also delve into his unique role in political discourse, sparking crucial conversations.Ever wondered about the significance of hype men in hip hop? This episode is your ticket to an exciting journey through the world of iconic figures like Flavor Flav and Two Big MC. Their enduring impact continues to reverberate in the industry, shaping performances and audience interactions. We also take some time to discuss the Carlisha Hood situation and her decision to file a lawsuit against the Chicago Police Department, is she doing too much?In our power-packed debate, we tackle the lyrical greatness of Tupac, weighing his indelible mark on hip hop against legends like Redman, Black Thought, Phonte, Sean Price, and others. As we wrap up, we emphasize the crucial role of social media in amplifying an artist's message, the importance of fans over followers, and explore the assumption that everyone is armed for safety. So, plug in your headphones and prepare to be enthralled in this thought-provoking episode on Situated Sundays!Subscribe to our YouTube Channel: The SHITTS Podcast. Follow us on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and iHeart Radio. Subscribe and comment.