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HipHop has become the biggest genre in the world, but it is not just a genre of music, it is a CULTURE and is still somewhat an untapped market.
HipHop infiltrates and influences many different facets of our lives. It influences the way people talk, dress etc. It has a major impact on the sound of the time and even influences some peoples thought patterns and opinions.
Not only do our Turn't Table presenters provide great music, but they also delve into and discuss: the inception, the history, upcoming artists, album/ song reviews, album/ song lyrical breakdowns, DJ battles, current events and rumours.
HipHop has become the biggest genre in the world, but it is not just a genre of music, it is a CULTURE and is still somewhat an untapped market.
HipHop infiltrates and influences many different facets of our lives. It influences the way people talk, dress etc. It has a major impact on the sound of the time and even influences some peoples thought patterns and opinions.
Not only do our Turn't Table presenters provide great music, but they also delve into and discuss:
the inception, the history, upcoming artists, album/ song reviews, album/ song lyrical breakdowns, DJ battles, current events and rumours.
HipHop has become the biggest genre in the world, but it is not just a genre of music, it is a CULTURE and is still somewhat an untapped market.
HipHop infiltrates and influences many different facets of our lives. It influences the way people talk, dress etc. It has a major impact on the sound of the time and even influences some peoples thought patterns and opinions.
Not only do our Turn't Table presenters provide great music, but they also delve into and discuss:
the inception, the history, upcoming artists, album/ song reviews, album/ song lyrical breakdowns, DJ battles, current events and rumours.
HipHop has become the biggest genre in the world, but it is not just a genre of music, it is a CULTURE and is still somewhat an untapped market.
HipHop infiltrates and influences many different facets of our lives. It influences the way people talk, dress etc. It has a major impact on the sound of the time and even influences some peoples thought patterns and opinions.
Not only do our Turn't Table presenters provide great music, but they also delve into and discuss:
the inception, the history, upcoming artists, album/ song reviews, album/ song lyrical breakdowns, DJ battles, current events and rumours.
This episode is dedicated to rappers that have displayed diversity in talent and skill by going into the acting world sometimes surprising people with how well they perform.
Being forgotten as an artist can be very devastating, one moment you're at the prime of your life and 2 minutes late no one cares about you. Here are some artist who people forgot about.
A show about one of the most notorious rappers in the industry Snoop Dogg, also temporarily known as Snoop Lion is known for being more than just a "rapper".
The Turn't Table presenters have a discussion about rap mogul and self proclaimed "rap god" Eminem also known as Slim Shady.
Hip Hop Biopics is the discussion of the day, bringing light to the world of Hip-Hop and some behind the scenes action of rapper's lives.
Ruff Ryders began as the managers of DMX and The LOX. In 1997, through Def Jam A&R Irv Gotti, Def Jam signed Ruff Ryders artist DMX. Following DMX's signing to Def Jam, Ruff Ryders was launched as a record label.
Bad Boy Entertainment is an American record label founded in 1993 by rapper Sean "Puff Daddy" Combs. It operates as an imprint of Epic, a division of Sony. It has been home to many artists, including Craig Mack, The Notorious B.I.G., Faith Evans, 112, Total, The LOX, Ma$e, Shyne and Carl Thomas
No Limit Records was an American record company founded by Master P.
The label included artists such as Snoop Dogg, Mercedes, Silkk the Shocker, Mystikal, Mia X, Mac, C-Murder, Magic, Romeo Miller, Fiend, Kane & Abel, and Soulja Slim.
The Turn't Table gives us insight into the famous or infamous label Heathrow that had some of the most notorious artists such as: Snoop Dogg, Tupac Shakur, Suge Knight and more.
Ruthless Records founded by Rapper Eric "Eazy E" Wright also home to some of the notorious rappers such as Ice Cube and Dr Dre.
Def Jam, famous for being the best record label any hip hop artist/ rapper would sign to so much so that they wouldn't, entirely care about the money. Def Jam has ever since lost that image and is trying to get it back.
One of the female rap veterans, Lil Kim, goes off in a beef against Nicki Minaj , who apparently Stole her flow. Nicki however claims that she was paying homage and, not trying to imitate her in any way.
On this episode of the tun't table, presenters discuss some of the founding females in the music industry and the best rappers top perform.
The Turn't Table Honour women pn this episode and speak on the first female Emcee to be recognised, Sharon(emcee sha rock)Green.
This episode is revolved around the beef (feud) between Tupac Shakur and The Notorious B.I.G. Was Tupac's death caused by his beef with big or was it a random hit?
Going back to a great time in Hip Hop when Rap was more than just getting on a mic, 50 Cent vs Ja Rule.
From friends to foes, Meek Mill and Drake are some of Hip-Hop's most notable artists to date while the latter being more successful in his career.
This is a show about beef between 2 Hip-Hop greats that has had rap fans divided for the most amounts of time Jay Z vs Was who is the King of New York.
This episode is about a battle between established MCs and up and coming rappers, how these unestablished artist rose to stardom by battling rappers and taking them down.
Beef is regularly known to most people in the world as meat but in the Hip-Hop world it means something very different, find out what is beef.
Ari, Sheeky and D Money go through some of the best rappers in the Hiphop industry from different eras and give their top 5 best list.
we go into the 3rd and 4th elements of Hiphop being beatboxing and graffiti, common things we saw in hiphop especially in the 80s and 90s.
Learn About the 2nd Element that formed part of Hiphop history and played a major role in forming the culture amongst the American people.
One of the elements that really kicked off Hiphop music was a Dj who would actually hype up the performer and people while playing their stand had a major role in the success of an artist's music.
Join in on some Hip-Hop history with the Turn't Table as they go back to the genesis of hip hop and rap music.