Rap City Tha Basement was one of the top shows to be on in the early 2000's. The show originally started in 1989, helmed by Chris “The Mayor” Thomas. When Tigger took the helm, the show became Rap City: Tha Basement, a format inspired by his mom's house in the Bronx. Back in the early 2000's when BET actually had hourly music television shows, one of the more popular show's was “Rap City Tha Basement“. BET's Rap City is the network's signature music program that embraces authentic hip-hop culture in every shape, form and fashion. Click the links below to see official videos.
New York's great DMX and Drag-On visited Big Tigger show Rap City Tha Basement and blessed him with a freestyle to kick the show off. Back in the early 2000's when BET actually had hourly music television shows, one of the more popular show's was “Rap City Tha Basement“.
Wu-Tang member Method Man did a big freestyle feature on Rap City Tha Basement. Back in the early 2000's when BET actually had hourly music television shows, one of the more popular show's was “Rap City Tha Basement“.
Big Tigger had T.I. Harris on his show Rap City Tha Basement for a freestyle never before heard. BET's now-defunct Rap City debuted in 1989 and lasted until 2008.
The Wrap-Up Magazine is a family residence at 742 West Wayne Street in Lima, Ohio. The website brings your worldwide entertainment, new, event, celebrity, news, and more. It is home and music hub to Lima, Ohio producer Gansta Marcus who goes by the stage name of Nieman Marcus. Take a look at news, music, and more out of the city of Lima.
The new Lima, Ohio football stadium will be receiving a new name. The newly renovated Lima Stadium will also be getting a new name, Board of Education members decided. The board members chose the name Spartan Stadium, a name they feel will create even more school pride...More (CLICK HERE)
Although 50, and Jay-Z may wear the crown as kings of New York, there surrounded by a number of thriving rappers like Nas who could make the claim and not be far off.
The Big Apple can also count on Biggie, Rakim, Public Enemy, The Beastie Boys, KRS-One, Mos Def, Slick Rick, Nikki Minaj, Run-D.M.C., Mase, and Wu Tang among its influential children, and that's just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to rappers from New York.
Detroit rapper Eminem appeared on Big Tigger's Rap Basement several times. Rap City: Relapse special was aired on BET hosted by Big Tigger with guest Eminem.
MrWalkinLick was born in Miami, Florida. MrWalkinLick grew up in the heart of the City of Miami. He attended several schools before he finally moved in with his mother in North Miami. His father on the other hand was a well respected man in Africa, so much that when he died, his remains were buried in Ode-Itsekiri AKA Big Warri, a city in southern Nigeria.
After settling down in North Miami with his mother, MrWalkinLick was enrolled in North Miami High School which was where he first gained popularity as a rap artist in 2006, particularly for his remix of “Hustlin’” a song by the Hip Hop artist – Rick Ross which he called “Animal”. It was only a matter of time before Curtiss had every school student in Miami and Broward County rapping along to his song. Soon afterwards, he began performing in high schools across North Miami. In 2006, encouraged by how well he was doing on the hip hop scene for a youngster in the industry, MrWalkinLick decided to pursue a rap career full time.
Big Tigger's Rap City Tha Basement had a previous feature from the legendary group Dipset. They were all in the building, from Cam-Ron, Jim Jones, Juelz Santana, and more.
Every now and then, a hip-hop music group breaks through the barriers to the big screen. Run-DMC's place as the most influential rap group and undeniably one of the greatest hip-hop acts of all-time.
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Kendrick Lamar has won the 2023 Grammy Award for Best Rap Album with Mr. Morale & the Big Steppers. The rapper took home the award over fellow nominees Pusha T (It’s Almost Dry), Jack Harlow (Come Home the Kids Miss You), Future (I Never Liked You), and DJ Khaled (God Did). Cardi B presented the Grammy Award to Kendrick Lamar.
Lima, Ohio has always been names baby Chicago or lost in middle America. It is a city filled with unsigned rappers trying to make a name for themselves. With rappers like Soulja Simp, Them Ohio Boyz, Nieman Marcus, Yung Tragic, and more, the city is sure making a name for themselves in the rap community.
The Wrap-Up Magazine has been presenting all the unsigned hip-hop artist out of Lima, Ohio. The artist with the most content and music online is Nieman Marcus. The most favorited hip-hop artist is Soulja Simp. Each of these artist have been putting on for their in news ways and new styles for entertainment.
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Chicago born hip hop artist City Wind releases his new song and video “Go Get It.” This is a high-energy track with an infectious beat and catchy hook line that will make you want to dance in your seat.
City Wind, a recent hip hop sensation, has popped up on the scene and has been making waves in the industry. City Wind is a new voice in music with an old-school feel. He started by writing poetry, which led him to an organization for poets where he was introduced to a guy who made beats, but all of his beats were ones you could rap on. City Wind took up rapping and began practicing for months until he mastered his craft.
Rap Artist, TrippCityRoyal delivers latest single "Bag Up" from "The Gorilla Zoo II Broken Zoo" album.
TrippCityRoyal, also known as Boss Money is a Boston Massachusetts artist. TrippCityRoyal worked his way on the music scene after years of grinding then collaborating with former and current Dipset affiliates; 40 Cal. A-Mafia, Hell Rell, JR Writer, and Sen City. TrippCityRoyal grew up between Boston Mass and Buffalo New York listening to 2Pac.
V-Lo The Maestro has had a lifelong passion for music. Like so many independent rappers, his dream was to be able to see his music video on BET television, a goal that he’d held on to ever since he was a child in his rural hometown of Washington, Louisiana.
With a population of roughly 943, Washington, Louisiana is a small town with one stoplight and no Walmart. Here, students are transported by yellow school buses to the nearest city for classes. Washington is the place where V-LO The Maestro, as an independent rap artist, began to think outside of the box and reach for opportunities beyond what he was limited to locally.
“I always knew if I made the music and produced a quality product, I’d find a market. The Internet has made it possible to take the sound out of the country, around the world, and bring it back home.”
V-LO has been able to build his music audience organically, through grassroots efforts and an active Social Media presence. He’s grown his Instagram to over 100,000+ followers and his collaboration, “Tipsy,” featuring Kevin Gates, the impassioned rapper from Baton Rouge, earned 25,000 Spotify downloads while the music video reached over 1 million views on V-LO The Maestro’s Facebook artist page. V-LO’s music has made its way into rotation by famed DJs, including DJ Flex. These milestones helped pave the way for what had been V-LO’s dream for quite some time.
Directed by Majacul, footage for “Can’t Phase Me” was filmed with permission at Nissan Stadium and features a string of exotic race cars—the Ferrari F430, Rolls Royce Ghost, Corvette, and BMW i8. The video tallied 200,000 views on Youtube. On April 4th 2019, the music video for “Can’t Phase Me,” by V-LO The Maestro made its BET television debut, an achievement that is also a monumental first for the residents of Washington, Louisiana.
In recent years, New Orleans had become the state’s pipeline for rap talent, introducing Cajun flavor to rap music lovers through the likes of a bevy of artists, including Master P and son Romeo, Silk the Shocker, Mystikal, Birdman, and Lil Wayne (Weezy). They are among the most influential rappers in the industry, and their signature sound has become coveted by audiences worldwide.
According to Nielsen Music reports, Hip-Hop/R&B is now the most dominant genre in the United States. Music streaming has now become the preferred medium, with rap artist Drake shattering music streaming records with an astounding 8.2 billion plays. One added benefit of digital distribution is that it also opens up opportunities for focused, independent music artists. A rap artist like V-LO The Maestro from Washington, Louisiana, a rural area nowhere close to New Orleans, could create and promote music from his hometown that reaches audiences in major cities, as well as in other countries.
“Not everyone is going to believe in your dreams,” says V-LO. “Some might even come out and tell you your ideas are crazy because they don’t believe what you are trying to do is even possible. But whatever your talent, do it well. Do it with passion. Own it. And be bold enough to represent. I’m from a small town, but I didn’t let that stop me. I am so grateful that BET television has given me this opportunity.”
Lil Wayne did a freestyle on the show when Wayne was at his prime. (CLICK HERE) TO WATCH THE FULL FREESTYLE
Big Tigger had T.I. Harris on his show Rap City Tha Basement for a freestyle never before heard. (CLICK HERE) TO WATCH THE FULL FREESTYLE
New York's great DMX and Drag-On visited Big Tigger show Rap City Tha Basement and blessed him with a freestyle to kick the show off. (CLICK HERE) TO WATCH THE FULL FREESTYLE
Detroit rapper Eminem appeared on Big Tigger's Rap Basement several times. (CLICK HERE) TO WATCH THE FULL FREESTYLE
Big Tigger's Rap City Tha Basement had a previous feature from the legendary group Dipset. (CLICK HERE) TO WATCH THE FULL FREESTYE
