CULTURE CLASSICS Ice Cube “Today Was A Good Day”
On this edition of #CultureClassics we proudly present to you a laid back summertime jam with a gangsta twist, “Today Was A Good Day” from legendary West Coast MC, Ice Cube.
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CULTURE CLASSICS – Fresh Prince of Bel-Air
The 1990’s were the heyday for black sitcoms and on this edition of #CultureClassics we’re celebrating one of the most popular and ground breaking black sitcoms of not only the 90’s but of all-time, The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air.
CULTURE CLASSICS – The Meteor Man
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.
CULTURE CLASSICS – Mary J. Blige “Be Without You”
#RunTheCulture You don’t get the moniker “The Queen of Hip-Hop Soul” without having a few classic records to your name and Mary J. Blige’s catalog is one of the greatest in the history of The Culture. She simply has too many to even list so choosing one for this edition of #CultureClassics was an extremely…
CULTURE CLASSICS – Love & Basketball
#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.…
CULTURE CLASSICS – “Be A Father To Your Child”
#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…
CULTURE CLASSICS – Moesha
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.
CULTURE CLASSICS – School Daze
#RunTheCulture With graduation season upon us, today’s #CultureClassic shines a spotlight on one of the best films to ever capture the black college experience, the classic Spike Lee Joint School Daze. School Daze is the 1998 comedy-drama (and musical) written and directed by legendary creator for The Culture Spike Lee. Lee used his personal experiences at Morehouse College in…
CULTURE CLASSICS – BOYZ II MEN “END OF THE ROAD”
#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…
CULTURE CLASSICS – The Boondocks
#RunTheCulture Animation is a field where The Culture has been underrepresented but has still managed to create a fare share of classics and today’s #CultureClassics is one of the best black created cartoons ever made, the political and satirical show The Boondocks. The Boondocks is an adult themed animated sitcom created by Aaron McGruder. The series premiered…
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