Hip Hop Pops is a series of interviews profiling dads who’ve carved out careers in Hip Hop while raising a family.
Ed OG, in nineteenth hundred and ninety-first year of our Lord, said it best:
Some people wrongly assume the spirt and posture of hip hop is antithetical to the spirt and posture of fatherhood. This series will prove that assumption wick, wick, wack.
First on the mic is Humble Beast recording artist and San Gabriel Valley’s very own, Propaganda. He’s kicked rhymes from Cameroon to Cameron Park, and has helped pack out venues all across the country. His firebrand delivery and lyrical dexterity has proven him to be one of the dopest spitting out of the west coast.
Today, we’re chopping it up about our favorite hood, father hood.
Tell us about your daughter.
Luna’s 9, high energy and loves to laugh. And she’s never, I repeat, NEVER at a loss of words. She’s passionate, affectionate and admires her mom. She’s a music lover. If I were to predict, she will live out of a suitcase touring the world.
She taught me to slow down. I have a way of not letting people finish their thought because “I know” what they are trying to say. She taught me that people need to know they are being heard.
Foundation Funkollective, Project Blowed and Native Tongues.
Who is your favorite TV dad?
ODB purportedly has a fatherless style.
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