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Showing posts with label MC Lyte. Show all posts
Showing posts with label MC Lyte. Show all posts
Monday, September 6, 2010
My Mic Sounds Nice: Heart, Soul and Flow (Part 1)
Last night, I was winding down my Sunday when I'd affixed my channel to BET - which I rarely do nowadays - and caught the beginning of their new documentary My Mic Sounds Nice: A Truth About Women and Hip-Hop. Definitely not one of those "woe is me/respectful females wouldn't do this" documentaries about video vixens, this program focuses on the female wordsmiths in the game - their semi-concurrent rise with hip-hop, their staying power at the end of the century, and then the current decline of mainstream female rappers with the turn of the new millenium. I figured I'd bless BET with the ratings and take a peek. If you haven't seen it, it's definitely an eye-opener.
Labels:
BET,
DaBrat,
Foxy Brown,
hip-hop,
Lauryn Hill,
Lil Kim,
MC Lyte,
Missy Elliott,
rap,
Roxanne
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