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Nobody is saying anything in hip hop journalism these days, everyone just reports the latest on (insert popular rap artists name here), there is no perspective, no insight and no food for thought. Some haters just bash hip hop artists, just mean-spirited shit-talking that any 10 year old can do. HipHopDX is only spot that tells it how it is and how it should be.

Lost Liner Notes: A History of Violence by Jedi Mind Tricks Tuesday, December 02, 2008 - Jake Paine | Comments: 16

Philadelphia's hardcore staples Jedi Mind Tricks pulled out the staples for last month's sixth studio album A History of Violence [click to read]. Vinnie Paz and producer Stoupe added former group emcee Jus Allah back to the mix, and brought tour deejay DJ Kwestion further into the focus of the group. The album was backed by a national tour, and even debuted in the Soundscan Top 200. The historically press evasive Vinne Paz gave HipHopDX a look inside the album that the cult followed group champions as one of their best, and fans clearly turned out in droves to support, despite a fully independent budget. ...

The 4th Annual Turkey Awards Wednesday, November 26, 2008 - ------ | Comments: 33

It's that time of the year again. The 4th Annual Turkey Awards are in effect and ready to hand out some wonderful awards to those who tickled us with their often idiotic actions. You'll laugh, you'll cry, you'll laugh until you cry and obviously you'll call have nobody to blame but the people in question, and YOU - for helping write these in the digital suggestion box that is the message boards. Save a drumstick and throw it at the wack rapper. Happy Thanksgiving from DX. The Turkey Award for "This is Too Inappropriate for Words"… Goes to R. Kelly for hopping on the "If I Were a Boy"...

Get Your Mind Right: Gender Bender Thursday, November 20, 2008 - Brian Sims | Comments: 49

Life is full of contradictions. If you read this column with any frequency, you know that I often discuss race or race relations, or racial politics, or interracial dating..something that has to do with black folks. In fact, when I’m not talking race, I’m usually talking about something that has implications for race. Like Beyonce. This time your girl B has provided us with all sorts of interesting psychological fodder to play with, in the form of her new album: I Am…Sasha Fierce [click to read]. Specifically, the first two singles ("Single Ladies," "If I Were a Boy") are extremely interesting on a number...

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