Previously on #CultreClassics we’ve featured “Self-Destruction” by KRS-One and many of the top East Coast rappers of the time coming together to promote an anti-violence message so it’s only right we give the Westside it’s due with their classic hip-hop joint, “We’re All In The Same Gang”. “We’re All In The Same Gang” was the…
Halloween is almost here so we have to represent with one of the biggest Spooky SZN #Culture Classics of all-time, “Thriller” from the one-and-only Michael Jackson. First things first, both the song and it’s accompanying video are iconic. And for an artist who has made a career out of iconic songs and videos, Thriller still…
#RunTheCulture Halloween is right around the corner and we’ve got not one but two #CultureClassics for you today that rep Spooky SZN to the fullest. Black horror classics Candyman and Tales From the Hood. Candyman Candyman is a slasher film that dropped in 1992. It centers around a college student studying urban legends who comes across the legend of…
For this entry in our #CultureClassics series we throw it back to the first R&B song to feature bars from an MC, the iconic “I Feel for You” by Chaka Khan.
The Culture has a long and storied line of amazing sitcoms and today’s #CultureClassic spotlights arguably the funniest black TV show of all-time, Martin.
It is imperative we celebrate black superheroes that rep for The Culture and today’s #CultureClassic does just that. Check out one of the first black superheroes to fly into the box office with their own solo film, The Meteor Man.
#RunTheCulture The romantic dramedy might be the most successful genre in all of black cinema, and the late 90’s and early 00’s was arguably the genre’s heyday with star studded films dropping seemingly every other month. And for today’s #CultureClassic we shoot our shot with one of the best of that time, Love & Basketball.…
#RunTheCulture With Father’s Day being this weekend we had to hit you with a hip-hop ode encouraging black fatherhood. So with that we present this week’s #CultureClassic “Be A Father To You Child” by Ed OG and Da Bulldogs. Ed OG is an MC from Boston who had a solid hip-hop run in the early…
By most accounts, the 1990’s were a haven for black sitcoms and for todays #CultureClassic we wanted to take a look at one of the more unique shows of it’s time, Moesha.
#RunTheCulture It’s graduation season so in celebration of all the soon-to-be black graduates we wanted to take it back with the #CultureClassic all about a major life transition, “End of the Road” by Boyz II Men. “End of the Road” was released In June of 1992 as part of the Boomerang soundtrack and actually did not originally…
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