I don’t think anyone on the east coast was more excited to watch Rick Ross live on Tidal celebrating 10 years of success in the rap game than me. Since his “Hustlin” single broke, Ross has made a more than […]
Because of their intense advertising campaign, many of you have probably see the, newly release Netflix original series, The Get Down, which portrays the birth of hip-hop in the back alleys of the Bronx, NY during the late 1970’s. The Get […]
Let’s agree on one premise, abuse is not an appropriate way to handle confrontation of any kind. Whether physical or verbal, most would say abuse is still not the answer. Even so, physical abuse to solve physical altercations is still […]
This past weekend, I was honored to be able to attend a remarkable event. On Saturday, the Lineup Room Recording Studio, run by Brandon lackey, celebrated the two-year anniversary of the Bmore BeatClub. Bmore BeatClub is a hip-hop event whose […]
THE FOLLOWING STORY IS ALLEGED. Ya Dig? By now you should know that Karlito’s Korner does not judge nor kick anyone while they’re down(unless you deserve it). Anyway, I felt that the following story is very publicly one-sided and needs […]
Just when we thought the Inner Harbor was fine and not to be tampered with, here comes the renovations. I saw it coming as crime sky-rocketed and there were fewer activities for the children to do around the city. I’ve worked […]
In disorders, I disbelieve. I disbelieve that we have been in any way disorderly to the chemical and physical reactions we’ve undergone due to the enemy attack and the distorting of our very own being somewhere deep in the past. […]
Baltimore Hip-hop artist J-Law recently published his 4th solo project entitled, P.U.S.H: The EP. PUSH is a mnemonic device meaning “Pray Until Something Happens” and, in this writer’s opinion, this album is what true hip-hop fans could consider a […]
