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MENSTRUCTION: On The Black Velvet Radio ProgramAuthor: Black Velvet
THE MISSION STATEMENT:"The Reframe", on the BLACK VELVET RADIO PROGRAM, is dedicated to fostering a constructive dialogue around the daily issues that shape Black America. We will explore vital topics from power and policy to art and influence and challenge the narratives that try to define us. This is the conversation mainstream media avoids, but our community deserves.Our commitment is to deliver fresh, engaging episodes on a weekly basis, ensuring that our listeners receive diverse perspectives and actionable insights.Through this journey, we aim to reengage Black America to embrace their identities, cultivate resilience, and foster meaningful connections within their communities.Join Black Velvet and the Builders today! Language: en Genres: Education, Self-Improvement, Society & Culture Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
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The LYRICAL LETDOWN (HOLIDAY SPECIAL) | NOTABLE QUOTABLES | Episode 6: Hotlanta
Episode 6
Friday, 12 December, 2025
KeywordsKiller Mike, Atlanta hip hop, lyric critique, Black Velvet, Notable Quotables, music review, hip hop culture, songwriting, personal reflection, podcastSummaryIn this episode of Notable Quotables, host Black Velvet critiques the lyrics of Killer Mike, expressing disappointment in their lack of depth and creativity. He reflects on his own lyrical journey, sharing insights from his song 'Hotlanta' and discussing the vibrant culture of Atlanta. The episode concludes with a self-assessment of his work, emphasizing growth and the importance of authenticity in hip hop.TakeawaysKiller Mike's lyrics lack depth and creativity.The importance of mentorship in hip hop.Self-reflection is crucial for artistic growth.Atlanta's culture significantly influences hip hop.Lyrics should challenge and provoke thought.Authenticity is key in songwriting.Critique should be constructive and honest.Personal experiences shape artistic expression.The evolution of an artist is ongoing.Engagement with culture enriches music.Sound bites"This is especially egregious.""Shame on you, Mike.""The pen is better."
