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We surrounded by the Wolves After premiering the controversial video for the single "Famous," which displayed a series of naked celebrities , Kanye returns with another intense visual for the Wolves which features artist Sia and Vic Mensa. The singles appear on Kanye's recent album The Life of Pablo , and the album received raved reviews for the overall sound and creativity. Taking shots at public figures such as Donald Trump, Ye shows us that he's still the old Kanye that his fans love. The visuals displayed in Wolves increases the intensity of the song, it's almost like a scary movie about reality. Making audiences question if this is reality at all.  

New Designs by York's Passion!   Finally the passion and love for music is created and displayed all over the internet. We can hold, feel and even wear our hearts on our on our sleeves for everyone to see. Music is love and love is unity, so why not create a clothing line for that everyone can relate to? Something so simple, yet overlooked by many of us, we'll at least until it's staring us in the face.  Soon to be on every shelf!  Yorks Passion has done what everyone is thinking, and that's express their passion with more than a note. The simplicity of the design makes this clothing line relatable and diverse. Everyone, anyone can Follow @AT_LAST_ATLAS Abdullah Thomas York introduces Yorks Passion the clothing line that inspires you to follow your passion. A multi cultural brand growing both national and internationally.  Follow the instagram Yorks Passion  Model Franzo Angelo Supports Yorks Passion Blogger

After a six-year hiatus, VH1's Hip-Hop Honors returned on Monday night with a program dedicated entirely to female rappers.  The honorees consisted of Queen Latifiah , Lil Kim , Missy Elliot , and Salt-N-Pepa all which were honored with amazing performances of their hit songs. Remy Ma opened the show with Missy's classic single "Work It."An unexpected Ke Ke Palmer helped honor SaltNPepa with their classic "Push it." Queen Latifah's " U.N.I.T.Y " tribute embraced the Black Lives Matter movement and she also brought together Da Brat, MC Lyte, and Monie Love honoring them since they were not a part of the main stage. The Bad Boy family lit up stage with the exception of Rich Homie Quan stumbling over Biggie's lyrics during Lil Kim's honor.    Naturally these major tributes honoring the woman in hip hop provoke thoughts like; where are the female artist?  Since Nicki Minaj's album, Pink Friday there hasn't been any new

Are Marches Effective? These past years have been quite disturbing with all of the police crimes that have gone unpunished. Normally I would have named all of the victims, but there are entirely too many incidences, where the police have gunned down unarmed people. How do we receive justice in an unjust society? Well dating back to the civil rights era, black people are known to March, boycott, and protest, using both violent and non-violent methods in order to create change. So naturally we resort to those similar methods in order to bring upon "change," but are they truly effective? The answer to that question is, NO! Why you may ask? First, the time period has changed; society problems are not as simple as they once were. In terms of easily being divided by a simple sign oppose today's mental (mind) division. Unarmed people are being gunned down in the streets like dogs by law enforcement, so how is a march going to change the situation from reoccurring. W