Toomaj exemplifies courage, conviction, and authenticity more than most of his flashy American counterparts. He's the echo of the working class, drowned out by the authoritarians. Stateside rappers like Drake and Rick Ross are mouthpieces for the secular elite.

Most commentators will swipe at the low-hanging fruit of [Kan]Ye's degeneracy and hypocrisy. They will gripe about how arrogant and crazy he is. They will highlight how Ye released his gospel album Jesus Is King a few years ago and performed Sunday church services around the country. They will point out the trashiness of his sex-kitten wife, Bianca Censori. Your favorite liberal or conservative commentator will not point the finger at themselves or you.

Popular culture and society at large encourage us to deny the reality of getting older. And there is a long list of music executives, corporations, politicians, and scientists to capitalize from a childish liberal culture.

The most important takeaway is that two men from different walks of life who would never share the same air are allies on the same battlefield.

Is banning rap lyrics from being used as evidence in court an infringement of First Amendment rights? Two New York senators believe that it is.

The truth is a green smoothie made of spinach, kale, and ginger root. It requires a bit of work, costs a little more money, and may not taste good, but it is better for you.

Candace vs. Cardi Round 1 went to Candace.

Last year, after Cardi B interviewed Vice President Joe Biden, conservative commentator Candace Owens ripped into the rapper for being used by the Democrat party.

Hip-Hop is one of the last bastions of free speech in this country. None of it should be taken away. However, it may not be a battle that the fans can fight.

WWIII is being waged right now. The battleground is the mind. Streams of tweets and Facebook posts propagating communistic principles take the place of bullets. Instead of tanks rumbling down the street, we get corrupt politicians and power-hungry elites smiling at us on television, insisting that everything will be okay if we listen to them. Instead of fighter jets flying over and dropping bombs, we get Cancel Culture.

The NFL along with Jay-Z and Roc Nation have announced that next year’s Super Bowl halftime show will have a Black Executive Producer. Jesse Collins will executive produce the Super Bowl LV Halftime Show next year in Tampa, FL. He is a 58-year-old Toronto native who has been the brainchild behind many of the shows in the BET archives.