To view more on Kendrick Lamar's documentary, head over to Noisey.com or view it on their YouTube channel.
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To view more on Kendrick Lamar's documentary, head over to Noisey.com or view it on their YouTube channel.
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For a while now Black History Month has come and gone quietly, but something magical has happened in 2016. Celebrating blackness was reactivated. Entertainers and the media all stepped up to the plate and started showing that they too were tired and ready to use their art to show the world blackness and I have thoroughly enjoyed celebrating every moment of it. From Beyonce's Formation, Kendrick's grammy performance to ABC Family's sitcom Black-ish candidly addressing police brutality. In my lifetime, this by far has been the blackest Black History Month ever. Here are 9 reasons February 2016 is the blackest Black History Month ever:
1. Beyonce' dropping an unexpected song and video titled, Formation.
2. Beyonce's Superbowl half-time performance.
3. Charlamange tha God's Donkey of the Day, Tomi Lahren.
4. PBS Black Panther documentary.
5. Kendrick Lamar's Grammy performance.
6. Barack Obama's "Hey, girl," at the White House moment.
7. That one time black girls went to bat for Ugandan model,Aamito Lagum,when MAC cosmetics posted her lips on their IG handle, during NYFW. Double taps and positive comments followed the racist ones. #blackgirlmagic
8. When Virgina McLaurin, 106 year old woman visited the White House to meet Barack and Michelle.
9. AND my personal favorite is from ABC Family TV show, Black-ish. This the episode titled, "Hope", the family candidly have a discussion about police brutality in America.
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As if this week couldn't be more awesome enough in the music world I can say that I'm excited about Flying Lotus' new album, titled You're Dead, that is set to drop on October 6th and all the shows that are scheduled shortly afterwards. Don't worry I'll post a list of a few shows below. But first to some of you who are new to FlyLo here's a link to his wiki here and his official site here that can bring you up to speed. And if you don't care to read and you're more of an audio-visual learner like myself take a listen to one of my favorite tracks here or check out his new released track featuring another Cali native Kendrick Lamar and let me know what you think.
http://youtu.be/k4Oz8UmUXbg
Upcoming shows:
October 14th - Philadelphia, PA