Oops Upside Your Head: Paying Homage To 50 Years of Hip-Hop & The Power of a Folding Chair

Ever wondered how the world of hip hop music connects to the essence of being unapologetically black? That's where PJ, Blair and Red, come in. We're here to navigate you through a journey, from personal anecdotes about our week to paying tribute to the late DJ Casper, creator of the Cha Cha Slide, and even discussing the recent Twitter logo change. 

You see, this isn't just about us, it's about the Melanated community. We talk about the recent dock brawl in Alabama, exploring how conflict can bring about unity and solidarity. Then we're back to the music, looking at how hip hop music, from artists like Eric B and Public Enemy, has been a melting pot of creative expression and freedom. We take you through our earliest memories of hip-hop and its diverse influences, and even discuss how authenticity within the genre impacts an artist's respect and credibility. 

But wait, there's more. We scrutinize the importance of the black internet and its power in creating its own universe of memes and t-shirts. Plus, we reflect on the power of black joy in music and how it's a source of resilience and strength. And as we wrap up, we invite you all to join the discussion on Twitter about where hip hop begins and ends. So, are you ready for an episode filled with joy, unity, and nostalgia? Tune in and join us on this fun-filled journey.

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