Blacks With Power| Make America Great Through Black Power

Some Doitall to be the Chief Rocka, and that's certainly cool. But once you've established your position as one of the illest to rock a mic, what's next? Once you prove you can move the crowd to uncontrollably nod their heads and shake their bodies, what's the next challenge for a true Emcee? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dneyrzknTrw Back before hiphop had the club going up on a Tuesday to pop bottles and skeet all over the walls, the art form was known as the Black CNN - informing the community of those things that the media wouldn't cover. The Emcee would narrate the culture or comfort those wounded by life's struggle. Folk knew when they grabbed the mic it's "All eyez on me." And they'd embrace that reality, telling the masses to "listen up, I got a story to tell." Even when they fell victim to the system and the stereotypes, they were clear on the enemy. And through their posture of protest they built hiphop - brick by brick - into a billion dollar empire. These pioneers and the soldiers who followe