Hip Hop PR Wire Soft Launches, Full Launch Nov. 23
Here we go:
Hip Hop PR Wire
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It's too depressing for me to do this blog. Most of this isn't funny and points to how tough it is to come up poor with mental illness.
I deal with enough negativity as it is.
You could buy this blog and get rich, though. I know you can!
Write me:
clyde(at)prohiphop(dot)com
Press Releases? Send those to me at:
hiphoppress(at)netweed(dot)com
No need to copy to both accounts. I'm the only one answering the mail.
ATL Hoodrat aka SOULJA GIRL goes crazy on the Marta!
This young lady needs psychiatric help as do lots of people who end up in jail and will never get what they truly need. Given her brief accusations of someone on the train being someone who raped her, you can see how her mental issues could put others behind bars as well, innocent or guilty.
Atlanta Police Issue Arrest Warrant For "Soulja Girl"
On the upside, I've decided to relaunch Ski Mask Way with a focus on dropping batches of links and occasional videos or other graphics.
The links should be coming almost daily and we'll see how it goes.
Keep up with rap crimes and hip hop culture via our free email newsletter or rss/atom feed.
Sorry about that but crime goes on without us. Enjoy!
Hello, all. My name is Jarrett Carter, and I'm a 26-year old freelance writer/publicist based in Baltimore, MD. If you are a fan of ProHipHop.com, then hopefully you've seen some of my 62 cents on the various topics about hip-hop marketing and business. If not, here's an intro.
Education - Morgan State University, B.A., English/Journalism (Class of 03') Towson University, Candidate for M.S., Communications Management
Bylines - Baltimore Sun Newspaper, upscale Magazine, ESPN SportsNation, BlackSportsNetwork.com, AllHipHop.com, BleacherReport.com
You can also catch me as a regular poster on several message boards and blogs around the Internet. For my day job, I work as Asst. Director of PR at my alma mater, and I also run my own communications firm. You can check out my firm at www.cartermediaenterprises.com.
Enjoy the first post. It's about rap and guns, but not what you might expect.
Peace.
50 Cent - Ski Mask Way
Ski Mask Way has been a long time coming.
Though I have many motivations for starting Ski Mask Way, I primarily hope it will be a platform for exploring the multifaceted nature of crime in the hip hop community. Rather than walling it all off as a rap thing, I consider criminal activity to have become a key element in hip hop today, an element that permeates the lyrics and lifestyles of many contemporary artists.
However, this approach is less about attacking hip hop purists and more about opening up an opportunity to look at crime in a cultural context. But that doesn't have to be yawn inducing, for example, check out the Ski Mask Way video that inspired the title of this blog. Fun, huh?
I find the video disturbing but really strong. Although one could claim it romanticizes crime, I think it has a far more realistic tone than most rap videos.
In any case, we're off. If you want to join the fun, write me:
clyde(at)prohiphop(dot)com
Update:
You know, I think I gave Ski Mask Way a catchier introduction in its previous incarnation as Criminal Arts.
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