Walk Like A Warrior, Reviewing Dead Prez’s sophomore album, RBG: Revolutionary But Gangsta.

Welcome back to Record Report! This week, we’re diving into a groundbreaking project that fused revolutionary ideals with southern rap vibes: Dead Prez’s sophomore album, RBG: Revolutionary But Gangsta.

Released in the spring of 2004, RBG showcased Dead Prez’s unmatched ability to blend thought-provoking messages with head-nodding beats. With powerful features from icons like Jay-Z and Krazy Bone, the album brought consciousness to a new era of hip-hop while staying true to its Southern roots.

In this episode, Ahmad and Vance break down their top three tracks, explore the album’s enduring cultural impact, and dive into the ongoing need for more diversity in hip-hop narratives. From hard-hitting anthems to reflective storytelling, RBG is a must-listen for anyone who appreciates music with a message.

We get into the latest Grammy buzz, share our current playlist rotations, and give Krazy Bone his well-deserved flowers.

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