Joe Stu

Part 2 of A great conversation/interview I had with my brother C.Grimes radio. Chopping it up on the significance of classic material as it relates to my hip-hop professorship. Connecting the dots. For interview available soon.

S/O to radio for the interview. Breaking down the eras as they relate to series. 84-88 represents an innocent and creative time in hip hop. Let me know if I missed a classic in this era. Full interview available in bio

How to blast hosting our November cypher S/O to Applesauce for winning wordplay and dropping the bar of the night! Another S/O to our special guests Circles and Cyphers A host has many duties. One is a demonstration of how wordplay works.

My SFC brother Take a trip down memory lane reminiscing on Lupe Fiasco’s The Cool. Can you spit any lyrics from your favorite albums as well as he can? Check the full song in the profile.

Professor Stu at it again! In the midst of government calamity, still, teaching hip-hop! The culture still lives. Had esteemed pleasure of collaborating with instructors .flowers.14 and to break down (pun intended) the fundamentals of breaking… I almost blurred out that KSU shirt, but didn’t wanna hate lol

Had to show some late love for one of the greatest HBCUs ever the mighty CAU!!! material homecoming edition Lyrics Prod

PT.5 covering the last years of the 90s (96-99).some may argue that this was the beginning the end of the commercialization of Hip Hop music. What are your thoughts? Did we miss any albums? HMU in the comments.
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Had to go to the water for all the fallen (Artist) special RIP S/O To D’Angelo For singing over the same loop for GZA’s Cold World remix.

Thought it only right after Morehouse homecoming to drop this nostalgic review of OutKast’s debut (u see what I did there)by none other than my brethren in rhyme

Personally… I view this era as the beginning of the end. Not in terms of quality of hip-hop. More so the introduction of normalizing death in hip-hop. Since then, we have been unable to shake the expectation of death in hip-hop. With that said 94/95 produced some outstanding hip hop albums. Did I get any classics from 9495? Dropping it in a comment section.
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