Questlove's 'Hip Hop Is Truly Dead' Claim: Why He's Wrong and Why It's Harmful
Manny FacesMay 14, 202400:21:36

Questlove's 'Hip Hop Is Truly Dead' Claim: Why He's Wrong and Why It's Harmful

In the wake of the Kendrick Lamar vs. Drake rap beef, opinions and hot takes have flooded in about the battle, including some from high-profile figures like Stevie Wonder and Rick Ross. In this video, Hip Hop journalist and advocate Manny Faces challenges one controversial opinion from the respected Hip Hop historian and musicologist, Questlove.

Is Hip Hop really "truly dead," or is Questlove's knee-jerk statement causing more harm than good to the culture he claims to care about?

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