If I asked you to describe Tupac in one word, could you? If I told you Tupac is one of the greatest MC’s in music, would you disagree? As I sat in my room cultivating thoughts on how I can write a story about Tupac, I found myself reminiscing about the artist that made me […]
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Lyrical Quest
Dimmed lights, flickering candles and soothing incense was the atmosphere set for Lyrical Quest’s first show. The performing arts group, used as an outlet of expression for talents such as singing, poetry and rhymes held their first show of the fall 2012 semester Wednesday night. Lyrical Quest kicked off the show focused only on the […]
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After delays, Lil wayne releases ‘Dedication 4’
After weeks of anticipating the return of “Mixtape Weezy”, Lil Wayne finally released his highly anticipated Mixtape, Dedication 4. Released on Labor Day, DJ Drama hosted mixtape, the fourth installment and most recent music from Wayne since releasing The Carter IV (Aug. 28, 2011). If you’ve followed hip-hop over the course of the […]
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Next big thing in Christian Rap
Min. Aaron Moses – the next big thing in Christian rap – wants those within an ear shot of his voice to know that their dreams, fueled by their faith, will come into fruition, if they dare to stand unmoved by circumstances that may suggest otherwise. “Believe beyond measure; never stop believing,” says the Baton […]
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Dre. Prince ready for the throne
After years of being a stepchild of east and west coast, Houston hip-hop is now receiving its due. The journey began with the breakthrough national success of the Geto Boys’ “Mind Playing Tricks on Me,” the first hit to show that Southerners could rap as well as anybody from New York from California. Since then, […]
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Grambling alumnus Jackson makes acting debut in Fences
GSU alumnus and 2008- 2011 World Famed Tiger Marching Band announcer makes his acting debut in community theatre in his hometown of Shreveport, at the Shreveport Little Theatre. Jonathan D. Jackson, a 2011 graduate, landed the role of Jim Bono in August Wilson’s Fences and co-starred Hollywood veteran actor Sy Richardson who played Troy Maxson. […]
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Undiscovered talent
“In today’s youth looking out for self seems to be how everyone responds when asked who do you plan to bring along with you on your journey,” said Devon Sonnier. “But when I make it by helping the community and providing for my family is at the top of my list.” “Twenty, thirty even forty […]
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Under the lights
The lights are bright, the band begins to come to life, and the dancers sassy movements can be seen. Its 7:30 p.m. on a Monday night, five days until Grambling opens up their season against Alcorn St. for the Port City classic. The band and the orchesis have been working hard rehearsing their field routines. […]
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Quick chat with Students
Homecoming week is over a month away. FSUB is looking for student feedback on artist for the concert. Students were asked what artist they would like to see. Deshonte Hicks, senior Future Arneshia Taylor, freshman Dom Kennedy Lenshawra Moore, freshman Future or 2 Chainz again Kenya Clay, freshman Trey Songz […]
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Hip hop music
Wiz Khalifa– O.N.I.F.C. – Sept. 18 Heading into his 2nd album, Wiz Montra is overshadowed by the life of luxury. His album title (Only N**** in First Class) was inspired from Prodigy of Mobb Deep. Guest so far include 2 Chainz, Curren$y, Cam’ron, Pharrell, and The Weeknd while production involved in the album include 1500 […]