Ok Christmas is days away. You’ve got parties and shopping to do this weekend. You’ve got the family get-together On Christmas Day. You’ll be in your car, at the mall, and at the crib so you know what that means. You’ll be hearing lot of this week’s #CultureClassics selection, “All I Want For Christmas Is…
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…
#RunTheCulture Kevin Hart, The Chappelle Show, Jennifer Lopez, Jim Carrey, modern day Saturday Night Live. All of them and many more owe some part of their success to the visionary Keenen Ivory Wayans. His resume is impeccable. Writing credits on 23 movies, producer on 14, staring in 22, and director of 7. He even wrote…
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.
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.
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.
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.
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