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INTERVIEW WITH PART 3 - DMC ON THE STATE OF HIP HOP TODAY Q: Brotha Ash - How do you feel about the state of hip hop today? A: DMC - I still listen to Public Enemy, Brand Nubians and Rakim because it never gets old. The records that are out today people will not want to listen to next year. It is all relevant, but it's not real hip hop. They call the music out now Hip Hop/R&B, but it's just R&B with someone rapper over it. Most of the rappers that came out 10 years ago are not around today, but if Big Daddy Kane walked in the room right now, it would be a big deal. There are hip hop fans from back in the day that don't listen to rap today. If they don't listen because of the violence over the music, that is something the community has to deal with. I am hoping that my new album can can direct fans from back in the day, back to the music. MESSAGE FROM ASHLEY G. WOODSON AKA BROTHA ASH
I want to thank Tonya and Tim from Command Operations and Protection Services for bringing the King of Hip Hop to Pittsburgh and putting him down with Brotha Ash Productions. I also want to thank Darryl "DMC" McDaniels for the exclusive interview, sharing your experiences with all of us, and for the shoutout of Brotha Ash Productions on WAMO 106.7FM. (I received a million phone calls and emails afterwards and I really appreciate it)
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