The Whole Delivery

It's now time for the 20 year anniversary that is the iconic classic He Got Game, and of course, it's time for the main song/soundtrack that defines it completely. Of course it's Chuck D and Flava Flav, with the underrated Sterling Stills on the title song of the movie's soundtrack. Produced Keith Shocklee, Hank Shocklee and D.R. Period, it's really one of the memorable beats ever for a record. Not overcomplicated, but effectually poignant to combine with Chuck's usual blunt, in depth lines. So, it's the 20th anniversary of Spike Lee's memorable Coney Island basketball tale, and the anniversary for its title song. Enjoy:

Great interview with Chuck D 20 years after the release of of Public Enemy's "Fear of a Black Planet." Chris Brown begging for support is really kind of pathetic : “It won’t be possible for me to be an artist if I don’t have support from people who give me an artist outlet,” Brown said. “I can’t be an underground mixture artist.” He's concerned about his album sales with how poor Graffiti is doing, but he needs to understand that releasing an album so soon after "the incident" was a stupid move. And "I can't be an underground mixtape artist?" That comment is worthy of someone giving him an "STFU" (we should all know by now what that means), no question. Sometimes the paparazzi may get hurt, and that was the case with this individual having 50 Cent's bodyguard almost destroy him in Denmark. The bodyguard was arrested. And thanks to how horrible his album sales are for "Before I Self Destruct", Curtis is in t...