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Rhymecology dives deep into the Art of Rhyming, Hip Hop History and the psychological aspect of self expression through writing bars. Jeff Walker, the Rhymecologist, has spent his life in and around Hip Hop and has gained the respect of HIp Hop pioneers and media personalities along the way. He now co-owns/teaches at Pendulum Ink. You can see Jeff's daily Rhymecology breakdowns, reactions, and Hip Hop love @rhymecology on IG/TT. rhymecology.substack.com
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Tupac had been through a lot before he ever dropped a record. His incredible career and complicated life came to an end of September 13th, 1996, so it seemed like the right time to release this interview. I was a freshman at Redwood High in Marin County when I first heard the name Tupac Shakur. It was before the movie Juice was released. He had been living in Marin City down the road from Redwood and went to Tamalpais High down the road for a bit. I had heard he owed someone $50, I had heard he “still had my brothers jacket”, and things like that. I had not heard him rap, yet. While he is now a household name and one of the most influential artists in the history of music, he grew up in abject poverty with a mother who was addicted to crack cocaine. Only God Can Judge Me, written by Jeff Pearlman takes an unflinching look at Tupac’s life and goes into details that few know. I had the pleasure of interviewing the celebrated sports author to talk about the life and times of Tupac Shakur. What is presented here is unedited and my first interview for podcast, plus two middle class white guys talking about Tupac, what can go wrong? This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit rhymecology.substack.com
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