Hip Hop Hunger
A refreshing, high-energy evening featuring positive and high-quality Hip Hop artists coming together to raise money to combat hunger in Africa! Everyone is welcome. Together, we can make a difference in the lives of others while having a great time!
Featuring: Braille, Notion, Theory Hazit, the RHS Step Team, Quadian Dance Team and more!
7pm - February 27, 2008
$4 per person (all goes to combat hunger)
Rogers High School
12801 86th Ave E
Puyallup, Washington
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Will there every be any events like this in Florida? At the very least, I'd be interested in attending. At the most, I'm also a producer and performer who could help book the act with some local artists who have a fairly large draw. I wouldn't mind promoting for a closer venue, either.
After the 26th, though, I'll be on house arrest / work release (hence my blog, "The Collar"). Any time 100 days or so after that, I'm definitely free and available to participate on such projects.
Glad to see that there are people in the hip-hop community who are working towards noble goals.
Yall r the truth. What country in Africa is the money for the food going?
hey....... hip hopers,,, i'm one of your fans...
you should be excited for sure!
sweet
Im glad to see that someone is doing clean hip-hop especially since its for a good cause since most hip-hop is about sex, drugs, and crime keep up the good work.
Keep up the good work!
Sherry with the scented candles said:
Im glad to see that someone is doing clean hip-hop especially since its for a good cause since most hip-hop is about sex, drugs, and crime keep up the good work.
there's actually many people doing hip hop on many topics. What they show in the movies, on TV, and on the radio is a small percentage of rap coming continously from the same major media companies. A lot of the time, those companies are interested in what will give them the most money the quickest, so that's why you're seeing more the same. If you dig a little, you can find some good clean artists like the ones coming to this event, and Othello, Ohmega Watts, and a LOT of other cats.
great work homie!
keep representing the balance in hip hop! as a middle-aged hiphopper who has lived to see the public perception go from bad to worse, it's good to see people sharing the BALANCE of what hip hop is!
holla!
samax.
thanks samax/ghettomanga, though I would question the image in your blog's banner as being unrepresentative of your blog as it seems to be perpetuating a negative image, I still appreciate the comment.
Also, I want to say that this is just one event ya'll are making a big deal out of it peoples! I still appreciate it but there are a lot of people who've been doing a lot better things for a longer time than I. I think I'm getting more thanks than I deserve!
Great event. Keep hip-hop going on in the Northwest