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Hood Scholars
Author: Law The Outlaw
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This show follows Multimedia Personality/DJ & Morehouse College Student , Law The Outlaw as he sits down with some of the most interesting young minds in the country. The discussions range from the new drip, rap music and even politics.
Make sure to follow us, @lawtheoutlaw | @Hoodscholarsradio
Make sure to follow us, @lawtheoutlaw | @Hoodscholarsradio
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In this episode of Hood Scholars, rapper & tattoo artist, BC Lil Boot gives our host the tattoo of his dreams! This talented wonder woman is full of surprises, can you guess how many tattoos she has? Her new project "Hit Different" is coming later this month, so stay tuned!
We discuss everything from the riots, protests to the current state of music today. I even manage to open up some old wounds. Stay Tuned! As a young man that is making waves in Atlanta's music scene, DHill is no stranger to the spotlight. The Crenshaw native is currently thriving behind the success of his "No Interviews" music video with Progress Report, having just dropped a project titled, 'The Road To Day 60' which is available on all platforms.
Tate Kobang, is an American hip-hop recording artist from Baltimore, Maryland. Although active in the Baltimore hip-hop scene since 2011, he rose to prominence with “Bank Rolls (Remix)". He stopped by the studio to discuss new music, "Wrote on my Body", brand new merch and songwriting endeavors.
Hailing from Lagos, Nigeria. dndSection is a breath of fresh air, in Atlanta's music scene. Influenced heavily from his time as a student a Valdosta State University. Although the stint was short lived, it helped craft the alternative star into the future star, he is to become. Coming off a huge international tour at the end of 2019, fans are anticipating his jaw dropping new project. Whose, title and date is yet to be announced, stay tuned from more things from this African pioneer. Follow us at @lawtheoutlaw | @dndsection
First Generation, Senegalese African American Musician, Big Papito is from College Park, Georgia. Which should be to no surprise with the hub for ATL’s airport, has been shooting out superstars since the early 1990’s.
In an exclusive sit-down, with Law The Outlaw, at Street Execs Studios. Big Papito drops knowledge of his African experience, as an American. Along with more personal conversations such as, the impact of Ramadan, cultural differences and the common denominator music.




